Winsor & Newton Winton Oil Color Paint, Basic Set, 10 x 21ml Tubes

This awesome deal for the best known Oils, Winsor Newton oil colors. This super affordable product helped me to restart my painting. After all my old Oils were dried up and useless this "care package" revitalized my painting experience. Just the best !!!

I've recently started oil painting. My teacher had a list of colors for us to buy, which I did. That gave me a basic but limited number of colors to use for blending etc. This kit gives me TWENTY new colors, in small tubes, which is great because I won't use them up that fast anyway. It's the very good quality Winsor & Newton brand and I'm just tickled pink with them and recommend the set to anyone, new or not to oil painting.

Wow. Incredible set for the price, not only good for limited palette mixing but the paints themselves are thick and pigmented. Sometimes i emerge from my garage after hours of painting myself into oblivion with these. With a bit of linseed oil, these are good to go- five stars!

The media could not be loaded. Beautiful colors great quality oil paint. nice size to last

They can squirt out a bit of oil, so the pigment is slightly separated, at least at the beginning of use. But generally they are well-pigmented.

Birthday gift for the S/O. It came nicely packed, and it’s a wonderful brand

The media could not be loaded. It’s a little pricy for the size, but it’s worth it because the colors are so pretty! I get this brand and Gamblin because their quality is amazing. There’s always a smell which some people may not like. It’s also blends really well on canvas. I would still use a medium to stretch the paint.

They take 1-2 days to dry and you can't paint acrylic over them, because that's how they're DESIGNED to work. You should also use them in a room with a window open.These reviews are ignorant...If you know how oils work already, then you won't be displeased with the consistency, drying time, lightfastness, etc.For those that "get it" :There's 7 transparent glazes; the rest are opaque. There are no semi-transparent paints.I would use a mixing knife to recombine the pigments because they can be a bit separated on arrival, but they're great student grade linseed-based oils.