Could this be used for inexpensive (teenager) watercoloring?
1631015
I would think so. The weight seems right. The only issue you may have is once it gets wet, it might curl a little.
1631016
Maybe, the paper might wrinkle someMy daughter water colors. She uses water color paper when she serious, she does play with card stock a lot. It does wrinkle some but not like copy paper.
1001370
Since it is a Roller not a sprayer, you might not get the result you are hoping for. If you are painting a relatively flat even surface you should be pleased.
666507
I would not hesitate to use it to spray paint a large graphitti. There would be enough paint in the hopper to paint a whole line of train cars!
1883741
Don't see why not. For small projects/hobby-painting or limited duration I think it would be great! Again, for industrial/commercial apps, or heavy-duty use on a daily basis, I (personally) would go with more muscle. Never tried it though as I have, and use electric power sprayers for the type of work I do (homeowner-decks, fence, yard ornaments.) A sweet compressor though...that should be effective for limited duty.
1164529
they are small in size but yeah I wouldn't see why not on beginners. it comes with the dotting tools and the tweezers which are awesome. so yeah I would say it would be a good option.
858879
I have used acrylics, very watered down acrylics, and alcohol inks on these canvases and all have worked very well. For the price, they are excellent for practicing. Although I have not used watercolors myself, I would say they would be suitable.
1774656
I would think so.... gets a real good close up....if not for the price it would still be good for cleaning and making jewelry or bead making and reading of small print I enjoy mine hope it helps :)
480677
Yes, water and a brush is needed to give a water color effect, but using a stump to move the color around might work. Playing is the only way to see how much a medium can do.
2057401
Well, first, I wouldn't buy this if I were you. Wacoms may be more expensive, but Huion is known to have a lot of problems, and if you're new to digital art (while cheap) this is really not the greatest. I use the program Krita and it's AWESOME with TONS of custom brushes you can find online if you search for 'em. Happy arting!
2275625
I think you could, but the paint might wash off in the water over time.Still, it would be fun!!
2282443
This would work really nicely for that. It spread very broadly and has nice colors. They have another one like this that just uses blue light and makes wave ripples on a wall which also might look nice. Both are about the same price.
139291
I'm afraid I can't be much help to you. I bought it after checking all the pencil sharpeners I could find, the recommendations and details of each. It was for my great grandson who needed one for school work. I know it worked well and he liked it, but am not sure about colored pencils or water color pencils. Sorry.
348338
I don't think it will. Get one that has a number of small wells on the perimeter and larger wells in the center for mixing. You can rehydrate watercolors without a problem if they dry out between sessions.
489297
Yes it would work but if you want to do this more then like for 1 novelty event I would get a better compressor.. I was able to get through very small projects with it but it overheats quickly and spits water... I broke down and bought a better compressor.. the airbrush is fine.. works well.. so if you are just using it for something really small then you can probably get away with using this combination.. if you want something more durable for bigger projects the airbrush is good but get a different compressor.
721525
Probably not. It would probably be too small unless it is a very small track set. It is a good size for drawing and doing crafts.
1898897
Sorry, I sent it back since I wanted something to blow out parts, etc.; however, that said, from what I saw of the item, it was well made and perfectly suited for the purpose of using with paint, solvents, so I would say it would probably work painting small areas.
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I don't think the core is as soft as a watercolor pencil, I can't speak to a pastel pencilI'be used mine a few times; like them to sketch out my subject since I you can erase if you need to change something before using water of course- I hope this helps