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Boku-Undo
Boku-Undo E-Sumi Watercolor Palette, Shadow Black Mei
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Bok-6-Mei
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$32.00
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This unique watercolor palette is made with a mixture of traditional sumi ink and colored dye! Great for moody, tonal paintings as well as sumi-e and taiga. Suitable for calligraphy, brush lettering, illustration, and more. These watercolors can be as opaque as gouache when used with little water. To achieve a more transparent effect, dilute the paints with water and blend until the desired consistency and opacity is reached. Includes 6 removable 1 pans.
Includes one each of the following colors: Shadow Blue, Shadow Green, Shadow Pink, Shadow Purple, Shadow Vermilion, and Shadow Yellow.
Includes one each of the following colors: Shadow Blue, Shadow Green, Shadow Pink, Shadow Purple, Shadow Vermilion, and Shadow Yellow.
This unique watercolor palette is made with a mixture of traditional sumi ink and colored dye! Great for moody, tonal paintings as well as sumi-e and taiga. Suitable for calligraphy, brush lettering, illustration, and more. These watercolors can be as opaque as gouache when used with little water. To achieve a more transparent effect, dilute the paints with water and blend until the desired consistency and opacity is reached. Includes 6 removable 1 pans.
Includes one each of the following colors: Shadow Blue, Shadow Green, Shadow Pink, Shadow Purple, Shadow Vermilion, and Shadow Yellow.
Includes one each of the following colors: Shadow Blue, Shadow Green, Shadow Pink, Shadow Purple, Shadow Vermilion, and Shadow Yellow.
| Ink Type | Watercolor |
| Compatibility | Pointed Pen, Broad Pen, Brush |
| Surface | Paper |
| Skill Level | Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced |
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Customer Reviews
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My favorite palette of blacks.
These pigment based watercolors flow like a dream. The colors are exceptionally vibrant and luscious. The pigment lays out very dark in the first pass, then the colors pop out as they are thinned with water.