Watercolor paints set Stnux 28 intense colors — student/artbox set, water-soluble pans

Stnux Watercolor paints set with 28 intense colors in water-soluble pans is a compact student and artbox solution that delivers a broad palette for washes, glazing, blending and layering techniques. The pans are formulated for ease of rewetting and predictable flow, allowing transparent washes or more saturated strokes when applied with water and brush. The compact format is suitable for classroom use, sketching on location and hobby painting at home.

Advantages

The set offers a wide range of 28 distinct hues that cover warm and cool primaries, earth tones and convenient mixing intermediates to create extended palettes. Water-soluble pans are easy to reactivate with a brush and water, which helps control pigment intensity and drying time. The durable plastic artbox keeps pans organized and protected during transport while remaining lightweight for travel. Pigment selection and pan size are designed to suit students and hobbyists who require consistent flow and layering behavior.

Suitable for

• Classroom exercises and school art lessons
• On-location sketching and travel painting
• Practice of washes, glazing and wet-on-dry techniques
• Hobby artwork, studies and color-mixing practice

Key specifications

• Number of colors: 28 pans
• Formulation: water-soluble watercolor pans
• Color range: primaries, secondary hues and earth tones for mixing
• Packaging: compact plastic artbox with individual pans
• Application: brush and water; suitable for paper and sketchbooks

How to use

To use the Stnux watercolor pans, gently wet your brush and stroke the desired pan to lift pigment. Apply to watercolor paper using light washes for transparent layers or increase pigment concentration for more saturated color. Allow layers to dry between applications when building glazes or working with wet-on-dry techniques. Clean brushes with water between color changes to maintain color purity. Store the set in a dry place and close the artbox after use to protect pans from dust.

Usage recommendations

For predictable results, pre-wet the pan or the brush and test on scrap paper to determine the dilution and transparency you need. Use medium-weight watercolor paper (200–300 g/m²) for best handling of washes and lifting; for on-location sketches, a portable watercolor pad is recommended. Rinse brushes thoroughly after intense pigments and avoid prolonged soaking when cleaning wooden-handled brushes.