Watercolor Test Sheet for Creating a Sample Chart of All Your Pigments Printed on Arches Paper 8.5 x 11.0 inches Set of Two
Watercolor Test Sheet for Creating a Sample Chart of All Your Pigments Printed on Arches Paper 8.5 x 11.0 inches Set of Two
Watercolor Test Sheet for Creating a Sample Chart of All Your Pigments Printed on Arches Paper 8.5 x 11.0 inches Set of Two
Watercolor Test Sheet for Creating a Sample Chart of All Your Pigments Printed on Arches Paper 8.5 x 11.0 inches Set of Two
Watercolor Test Sheet for Creating a Sample Chart of All Your Pigments Printed on Arches Paper 8.5 x 11.0 inches Set of Two
Watercolor Test Sheet for Creating a Sample Chart of All Your Pigments Printed on Arches Paper 8.5 x 11.0 inches Set of Two
SKU: B09V5RL7H5
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  • Printed with indelible inks on both sides of Arches 140 lb cold-pressed paper; three sizes available

  • You paint it in yourself using your own watercolor paints, resulting in an extremely handy reference sheet of all your pigments

  • Photos here show the sheet before and after being colored in by you; also included is an 8.5 x 11" print-out of a finished sheet, with an article about lightfastness on the back

  • Comes with complete instructions; easy to do and suitable for ages 10 through older adult

  • The medium size sheet (13x19") is the original Watercolor Test Sheet. See ASIN B008AW4A24 to read all the nice reviews. We have added two new sizes: the 8.5x11" size comes in a set of two, has room for 48 different pigments, and will be mailed flat. The larger 15x22" size is a half sheet of Arches watercolor paper, and can fit 88 different pigments, and will be mailed in a tube. The original 13x19" size can fit 80 pigments, and will be mailed in a tube.

    • The Watercolor Test Sheet is meant to be used by working watercolorists who want to have a visual record of all their pigments and become more familiar with their properties. It was designed and created by Susan Avis Murphy, a signature member of the American Watercolor Society. Each row of the sheet is painted with a different pigment. The first of the five circles will show your pigment in a medium value and reveal its granularity vs. smoothness. The second circle is used for a test of "liftability" of the pigment and shows whether it is a staining vs. liftable pigment. The third circle is sprinkled with table salt while the paint is still set to show the degree of "salt effect" obtainable. The fourth circle shows the opaqueness of the pigment by how much it is able to cover up a little black design. The rectangle at the end is used for a lightfastness test, or simply to show gradation of the paint from dark to light, your choice. Complete instructions come with the Watercolor Test Sheet, and it is printed on both sides.