Watercolor Paint Set PBS Connect 12+4 Colors with Brush KEYROAD (KR971611)

PBS Connect Watercolor Paint Set 12+4 Colors with Brush KEYROAD offers a compact palette of 12 standard pigments plus 4 additional shades together with a brush for immediate use. Designed for painting, sketching and hobby projects, the set provides a basic but versatile range of watercolors suitable for layering, mixing and travel. The durable plastic case keeps pans secure and the included brush enables quick starts for students, hobbyists and home use.

Advantages

This watercolor set brings a balanced selection of pigments that work well for learning fundamentals of color mixing and for producing small to medium-sized watercolor works. The portable design makes it convenient for use at school, on trips or at home, while the included brush removes the need to source separate tools. The pans are arranged for straightforward access and blending, and the set is compact enough to fit into a backpack or art kit.

Suitable for

• Art classes and student exercises
• Sketching and plein air studies
• Beginner and hobby watercolor projects
• Travel and portable painting sessions

Key specifications

• Color count: 12 standard colors + 4 additional shades
• Includes: disposable plastic palette case with integrated pans and one paint brush
• Paint type: water-soluble watercolor pans
• Form factor: compact, portable palette suitable for travel or school use
• Recommended media: watercolor paper, mixed-media paper and sketchbooks

How to use

Activate the watercolor pans by wetting the brush and applying water to the chosen pan until pigment dissolves. Mix colors in the palette wells or on mixing paper to achieve desired tones. Apply washes, glazes or layered strokes according to your technique: start with light washes and progressively add darker values. Rinse the brush between color changes and close the case after drying to keep pans protected.

Usage recommendations

For best results use medium-weight watercolor paper and a gentle synthetic brush stroke. Start with small sketches to test color mixing and transparency. Store the palette in a dry place and allow paint pans to fully dry between sessions to preserve pigment quality.