Much of the incomparable, world-wide reputation that Holbein enjoys is due to the exceptional quality of their Artist Watercolor. Holbein Artist Watercolor is a European style transparent watercolor which preserves the brush handling qualities inherent in Japanese watercolor techniques.
Much of the incomparable, world-wide reputation that Holbein enjoys is due to the exceptional quality of their Artist Watercolor. Holbein Artist Watercolor is a European style transparent watercolor which preserves the brush handling qualities inherent in Japanese watercolor techniques.
Holbein Artists' Granulating Watercolors are premium-quality, European-style transparent paints crafted in Japan. These watercolors are formulated with at least two different pigments that gently granulate, creating beautiful textured effects. The granulation can be controlled by the amount of water added and the type of painting surface, with rough papers accentuating the granulation effects
Holbein Artists' Granulating Watercolors are premium-quality, European-style transparent paints crafted in Japan. These watercolors are formulated with at least two different pigments that gently granulate, creating beautiful textured effects. The granulation can be controlled by the amount of water added and the type of painting surface, with rough papers accentuating the granulation effects
Holbein Artists' Granulating Watercolors are premium-quality, European-style transparent paints crafted in Japan. These watercolors are formulated with at least two different pigments that gently granulate, creating beautiful textured effects. The granulation can be controlled by the amount of water added and the type of painting surface, with rough papers accentuating the granulation effects
Holbein Artists' Granulating Watercolors are premium-quality, European-style transparent paints crafted in Japan. These watercolors are formulated with at least two different pigments that gently granulate, creating beautiful textured effects. The granulation can be controlled by the amount of water added and the type of painting surface, with rough papers accentuating the granulation effects