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Product Description
If you love taking a paint brush to a new color, painting out a stroke, watching the color flow across your paper and experiencing the joy of a beautiful new watercolor, then you are really going to enjoy this!
From our current collection of Extra Fine Watercolors - the best watercolors for Artists - we now have a wonderful way for you to sample 66 of our Watercolors. Our DANIEL SMITH Extra Fine Watercolor 66 Dot Try-It Color Card! PLEASE NOTE THAT THE COLORS ON THIS SAMPLER CHANGE PERIODICALLY.
These are "paint-able" dots of pure DANIEL SMITH Watercolors that you can paint out yourself to experience 66 our beautiful watercolors, that's over 1/4 of our watercolor collection!
On the 66 Dot "Try-It" Card, you will find 24 dots of PrimaTeks, our entire collection of 12 Quinacridone colors, and all 6 of our Cadmium Hues. There are 18 colors from our Luminescent collection; 6 Iridescent, 6 Interferance, 4 Duochrome plus Pearlescent Shimmer and Pearlescent White. To make it an even 66 paint-able dots, 6 more of our Extra Fine Watercolors.
CREATE your Own Reference Book!
Developing an easy-to-use personal reference guide of your watercolors is always a good idea, and our 66 Dot Try-It Color Card is a great way to get started!
Cut the 66 Dot Try-It Color Card into 66 reference tabs so that each of the 66 watercolor dots are on their own rectangle.
Be sure to preserve the information (watercolor name, series number, sku number, and color information) printed on the paper for each color.
Using sheets of watercolor paper or pages in a Watercolor Journal, staple each reference rectangle onto a page.
In our example, we used 8.5" x 11 sheets and punched holes so that they could be inserted into a binder later.
Dip your brush into water, then onto the watercolor dot on the stapled Reference rectangle.
Take up the pigment and paint it out on your Reference Book page.
Brush out the released pigment on the paper, experimenting with pigment density and transparency/granulation.
You can then write in notes about the color, such as Tips and Tricks about Wet onto Wet/Dry Paper Techniques.
Create Mixing References too - combinations that you want to remember and use later.
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Water Color sample sheet
Some of my dots had fallen off into tiny pieces. Some didn't have much paint on to use.
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Tried and liked it.
A fantastic and very cost effective way to experience the quality and color pallet of the brand. I very much enjoyed “playing” with this and will be purchasing some colors.
