Brustro Watercolours - Product review

There are hundreds of artist grade supplies available for artists in the market. But this time I read many great reviews for Brustro by Creative Hands Material. I was very curious from a really long time to try their amazing range of products and finally got my hand on Brustro watercolour papers (I'll review these papers on my next blog post) and Artist grade watercolors.

Let me tell you a little about how these watercolors made me Brusto-ian.

These colours are highly vibrant.

Amazingly granulated.

Cerulean blue

Cobalt Blue Hue

Burnt Sienna

Scarlet

These paints dilute very well and definitely of great Artist quality. They can be re-wet and reused. These paints are for Artists who like saturated colors. And they disperse amazingly.

Also, these colors come along with Pigment names and numbers, consisting of two letters and some numbers.
The two letters stand for the color family e.g.

PR = red,

PY = yellow,

PB = blue,

PG = green.

This, plus the number, identifies a specific pigment.

For example, PR101 is Burnt Sienna, PW6/PB15 is Cerulean Blue.

And these colors come in metal tubes,

if you pinch the tail of a metal tube to push paint out, the metal will stay where you pinched it so you can get out as much paint as possible.

WHAT DID I CREATE?