This powder is combined with some form of binding agent, usually gum arabic and some other fillers. Why is this? Well, watercolor paint is typically made from pigments, substances like ochre or charcoal, minerals, rocks, etc.
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For example, a 14mL tube of professional level watercolor paint might seem small, but I paint every single day and it would take me about 6-9 months to go through this whole tube. If used properly, you can use and reuse watercolor paint and get a really long stretch out of one tube or pan. The beauty about watercolor paint is that it’s a long-term investment. But trust me, you’ll end up purchasing those higher-end, quality paints down the road anyways and telling yourself, “Man, I should’ve just bought these from the get go.” It may be tempting to cut corners on costs with paint by just snagging the random set at Walmart or Michaels. Higher quality watercolor paint is going to equal a much more enjoyable process and easier learning curve. Related: The Ultimate Guide to Watercolor Brushes Professional Level vs.
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I did a great video on how to spend less $$$ on watercolor paint here. The best watercolor paint for YOU is going to be the one you can afford and that’s going to be most appropriate for the stage of learning you’re at. Overwhelmed by what type of watercolor paint to use? Or which brand? Before I get into it, let me just say this…every artist is different and every artist’s budget is going to be different. I only share my faves and it helps support the free content I share! Thank you! This post also contains affiliate links which means for some product purchases, I may earn a small commission-at no extra cost to you. Cuthbert’s Mill brand, but all opinions are my own. Disclosure: This post is sponsored by Dixon Ticonderoga Co. If you’re in a hurry, and want to skip the thesis and go right to the my favorite paint, go here for all my favorite watercolor supplies.
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