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Thanks Fiona, I was seduced by this article, but I've ordered the basic sample set of 12 which seemed to be stronger pigments. My watercolour paintings already always turned out a bit wishy-washy, so I decided to pass on the Rebecca Green selection, although they looked very good in her hands.
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If you click on my name, Sandra, you'll see them, I'm often misspelled with a single 'r', so a search won't find me (useful at times [img=16x16]https://twemoji.maxcdn.com/v/14.0.2/72x72/1f642.png[/img]).
You're quite right Norrette, I had mis-spelled your name. Found you now, three beauties all different, I just love the colours in your Desert Hut. I'll be interested to see what you do with the acrylic gouache.