🎒 Carry brilliance everywhere with Viviva Colorsheets!
Viviva Colorsheets - The Single Set is a compact, 5.5 x 3 inch portable watercolor kit featuring ultra-vibrant, binder-free pigments on fully transparent sheets. Designed for seamless color mixing with an integrated palette, this handmade, cruelty-free set delivers long-lasting, water-resistant matte finishes ideal for indoor use on paper. Perfect for professionals and creatives seeking premium, ethical art tools on the move.
| Brand | Viviva Colors |
| Colour | Transparent |
| Finish Type | Matte |
| Size | 2.08 g (Pack of 1) |
| Item Volume | 31.5 Cubic Centimetres |
| Special Feature | Non Toxic |
| Net Quantity | 2.08 gram |
| Paint Type | Watercolour |
| Specific Uses For Product | Long Lasting,Transparent |
| Surface Recommendation | Paper |
| Indoor/Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Item Form | Powder |
| Included Components | Palette |
| Age Range (Description) | All age groups |
| Is Waterproof | False |
| Model Name | Travel Watercolor Kit |
| Package Information | Tin |
| Coverage | 5.2 square feet |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |
| UPC | 752830587038 |
| Manufacturer | Viviva Colors |
| Item model number | VC001 |
| Product Dimensions | 13.97 x 7.62 x 0.41 cm; 58.97 g |
| ASIN | B0829HV6Z3 |
K**A
Go for it!
The pigment is amazing. The size of it makes it so easy to carry... I recommend it to every watercolor enthusiast! Its amazing.
R**L
Good.
Nice 👍
S**E
Waste, complete waste.
It is SO not comparable to a half-pan. I heard rave reviews of these colour sheets everywhere, you name it, Instagram especially is flooded with their ads and influencers. I definitely got conned, not buying ever again. I'll give my honest, absolutely not influenced, paid out of my own savings review.1. I HATED the quality of colours. They are priced like the small pocket set of a premium watercolour brand (talking in INR) , but if you ask me, I'd vote for Camel Artist over this rubbish any day. And hey, I think I'm in a good position to comment on the quality, having used almost all the premium brands like Daniel Smith, M. Graham, W&N, Sennelier, Rembrandt, Mijello, you name it. Poor quality.2. Comparable to half pans? Is this supposed to be a joke? What did the testers paint with it, a square inch of paper a day? I travel a lot and yes, paint a lot too. A half pan of colour would typically last me quite a long time. This one, barely covered a year (I'm talking covid year- so barely any travel in there). Poor quantity.3. This is a TRAVEL kit for heaven's sake. The least anybody could ask for is a waterproof cover. The design is such that if you are unlucky to have a leaky bottle or anything at all in your travel bag along with this piece of trash, be prepared to toss it out. Or else pack it up nicely in a plastic bag or whatever. I'd like to travel without that headache. Thank you.All in a, I think I wasted my money. I will stick to my little travel palette (Altoid tin can fit in 15 pans) which I made with small half-pans filled with REAL watercolour that last a while and give rich pigment AND is economical, instead of this sad excuse for a travel set.Why am I writing all this? At least someone might find this helpful. Thank you.Oh, another reason I got Viviva was this looked a lot like Fuji water colour sheets, something I saw my mother use about 20 years ago. For nostalgia's sake I got this, unable to find the Fuji ones.(which later I found anyway, the quality will beat Viviva anyday. Even now.) So, the idea wasn't novel at all.
