Winsor & Newton Professional Watercolor, 14ml, Indian Red

I am a beginner at watercolor, but because I was frustrated with the results I was getting with cheap paints and paper, I decided to get the good paints and 100% cotton paper, even though the cost was a stretch for me. The difference it makes is phenomenal and suddenly I like my paintings. After a lot of research and reading of reviews I decided on Winsor and Newton, and I knew from the very first time I used them that they were a game changer for me. The paint is highly pigmented, goes a long way, rewets excellently, and the colors are beautiful and can be layered effectively. I am delighted with these paints. If you are doing watercolor, even if you are a beginner, get good paints like these, and use 100% cotton paper. You will be glad you did.

I have used this in several paintings recently and find that a blends very well into the same landscape along with chromium green oxide, Windsor violet, and indigo. When I tried to replace it with a different brand it was a completely different color. So I went to Jerry's Artarama to find the accurate color in the brand that I needed.

Whoever came up with color is brilliant, pun intended. It's bright and beautiful and enhances the colors next to it. Being professional quality, it's a joy to work with. It performs exactly as you want and expect it to perform. A must for every watercolor palette.

I have been a customer for many years. The quality of the product as well as selection is the best ! The ease of ordering can not go without mentioning. . What are you waiting for 👀

Winsor Newton is my go-to brand in regards to watercolor paints. I needed a shiny black to offset my mars black color and Winsor Newton had the solution.

My order arrived very quickly July. A paper sample was included. Thank you. I refilled my travel palettes and have been painting my watercolors. The heavy body acrylics are helping with the quick dry-out problem.

Not new to me. This product has not disappointed. A rich cool yellow which offsets a warm red or yellow. Mixed with blues it makes a beautiful green.

I use a lot of this color. It is a great option to desaturate colors or to use as a black when you want a little depth to it. I have 3 colors that I use a lot of and this is one of them.

Lovely Indigo color. I use this for a lot of "dark" areas: Night skies, shadows etc. Straight out of the tube you can use it as a black substitute.

Beware, this is not a single pigment, but a blend that isn't even close to any ultramarine blue. I have made paint from the eeal pigment. This isn't it.