hi, I bought this. the markers, the other one I already washed.
they didn't even cost much and I was curious to try some markers (with markers it seems convenient as a first attempt) and
however this same pen, always 0.3 a couple of times I have had and used.
the number of colors is not numerous, but I have this aquarelli miniset that I got 2 years ago, and I haven't used it yet. maybe some color or all, I add it from here.
maybe i'd like to try asterix, or something like that, maybe skin color, i don't have pink. between these.
watercolor has always intrigued me, even if I was not sure to try colors but 2 or 3 years ago I could not resist the box of pencils and gadots in the photo, it was about 6 euros.
even if a few days before I had already decided to buy watercolors, half gadots, 24 colors and a little better for quality.
only thing, I hadn't thought that for watercolors the paper is more specific (I already had canson album C4, Liscio, 20 Sheets, 200 G / Mq),
more particular paper than the one you could use for graphite or maybe even acrylics or gauche (gauche since I saw it also attracts me a lot, once I had seen a set that was cheap but h opensato that I was already accumulating, etc a lot, I hadn't thought about paper, but above all I should have asked first as a color what was easier for absolute beginners, on what to start, if watercolor or gauche or acrylic, oil as well as difficulty, having little space and not very airy I don't think it's good apart from difficulties).
as paper then I had smooth cardboard paper (as written above).
at the end of 2019 I took 2 a4 albums, also cheap, in which it is written in watercolor, but I had bad bed, he says slightly watercolor, in fact it is not high weight, as well as not being cotton.
In my opinion Richard Pryor is always right (he also owns the film Who spends more ... more earns! (Brewster's Millions))
then in the end I then got a better album A3 XL 300GR 30H CANSON MIX MEDIA. (maybe a3, just with this medium intimidates, maybe cut in half, I don't know)
eventually I would use the slightly water-soluble 160 g A4 one first. I don't know though,
doubt is, ok to start with watercolor or other media.
and if it is better to try, start with better paper and watercolors (these are packets closed in a packed box, 1 / 2gadot should be removed from paper and stuck, there is room for water,) or the worst ones.
like brushes or the 2 in the photos and then I also took water brush.
I would use the 3 markers right away, trying them almost everywhere, (like other markers, other brands of materials, I have black and gray, dark gray however, grays were the first colors I liked to use, set of 24 I liked for various colors, there it's gray, pink I don't remember)
more than a post, a question is a delirium, sorry