Watercolor Sticks

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[@LoriF25403]

I love them!

[@ginabadeaux9319]

i love all paints watercolors stole my heart ,i treasure my small Daniel Smith collection

[@TanjaJensenArt]

To be fair - if you take a little bit of paint off the top of a pan, you'll usually not pick up an even amount of paint across the entire surface of that pan due to the nature of the brush shape, angle, motion etc. So over time, that hole will automatically form. It is not because you dig your brush in to the pan - it'll happen either way. Even if you have such a hole in your paint/pan, that doesn't mean you'll automatically pick up more paint. You can still be in full control of the amount of paint you pick up and thus the amount of paint used/money saved will be the same.

[@TerriChannel]

Would love to have a Quin Rose stick available.

[@phillipstroll7385]

Ppl whom received free products Advertising those free products to other artists whom received free product. Cracks me up. You'd sell ten times as much if you simply offered free dot cards. You'd outsell every paint company out there because artists would know you care & stand behind your product.