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Windsor & Newton Cotman Watercolor Kit

Hello Citizens of the Interwebs,

I recently tried the Windsor and Newton Cotman Travel Watercolor Kit and I really liked it.

The set comes with 12 half-pans of watercolor paint, along with a mini waterjug, sponge and the cutest little paint brush.

I even took the kit to a coffee shop to test the portability of the kit and it was really nice to use. I would probably add a few extra items to my kit, like a few waterbrushes, maybe a water spritzer, a cloth and of course, some pens but overall the supplies were very workable.

Overall, just a cute little kit that was pretty nice quality and easy to use. A great addition to any art bag, if you like to paint on the go.

That’s all for now.

XO, Audrey

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Hello! My name is Audrey De La Cruz, a.k.a. Annotated Audrey. I am an artist, writer, and content creator. I have a degree in Anthropology from the University of California, Los Angeles, that I don’t technically use in my career. Nevertheless, I like to mention it because I feel Anthropology has helped to shape my perspective on life and my ethnographic approach to content creation. Born and raised in Los Angeles, California, I currently live in Tucson, Arizona. From my cozy home in the desert, I run a small art business and sticker shop, Annotated Audrey Art, with my partner Larry. Common themes in my art include desert plants, flowers, animals, outer space and oodles of intricate patterns. While I typically create artwork digitally on my Ipad, I also love experimenting with all kinds of mediums and techniques. I love sharing about new products I try on the internet in the hopes of helping people find the tools they need to learn or to get and stay creative. Let’s go on this journey together. XO, Audrey

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