Why would you care? No one sells original artwork anymore and if they did no one with any sense would hang that work outside in direct sunlight. So why in God's name do youtubers pretend Lightfastness matters? Da Vinci didn't have lightfast colors and his work is still around 500 years later, and no one even thought him a good artist until after the Mona Lisa was stolen. Besides, these aren't pigment paints. They are dyes. You leave your textiles on the couch so your pictures can easily hang on a wall.
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I like the box they come in
It will make a great travel palette for me. Once I've gone through the paints in the box I am going to start refilling with favorite brands.
Thanks for sharing! Did the kit contain any lightfastness info?
No there were no lightfastness ratings or pigment numbers. Pretty sure these are rated for beginners but they are lovely.
Why would you care? No one sells original artwork anymore and if they did no one with any sense would hang that work outside in direct sunlight. So why in God's name do youtubers pretend Lightfastness matters? Da Vinci didn't have lightfast colors and his work is still around 500 years later, and no one even thought him a good artist until after the Mona Lisa was stolen. Besides, these aren't pigment paints. They are dyes. You leave your textiles on the couch so your pictures can easily hang on a wall.