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Mijello Mission Gold Water Color Set, 24 Colors
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Brand | Mijello |
Color | Gold, Random color |
Finish Type | Matte |
Size | 24 Count (Pack of 1) |
Item Volume | 7 Milliliters |
Unit Count | 5.68 Fl Oz |
Paint Type | Watercolor |
Specific Uses For Product | Pots |
Surface Recommendation | Paper |
Item Form | Solid |
About this item
- Innovative formula which is free of thickening agents
- Created from the finest pigments available
- Minimal wet-to-dry shift and excellent light fastness
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Product information
Brand | Mijello |
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Color | Gold, Random color |
Finish Type | Matte |
Size | 24 Count (Pack of 1) |
Item Volume | 7 Milliliters |
Unit Count | 5.68 Fl Oz |
Paint Type | Watercolor |
Specific Uses For Product | Pots |
Surface Recommendation | Paper |
Item Form | Solid |
Age Range (Description) | Adult |
Package Information | Can |
Product Dimensions | 12.75 x 1.5 x 4.13 inches |
Item model number | MWC7024 |
ASIN | B009W5T8SE |
Customer Reviews |
4.7 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #178,352 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing (See Top 100 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing) #4,895 in Art Paints |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Item Weight | 15.2 ounces |
Manufacturer | Mijello |
Date First Available | October 24, 2012 |
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Product Description
Innovative in their formulation, Mission Gold are the first watercolors ever manufactured that are free of silicone dioxide. This thickening agent inhibits transparency as it encapsulates pigments and creates a granular effect on paper. Mission Gold Watercolors are free of this agent, naturally viscous and unsurpassed for their clarity and luminosity. Created from only the finest pigments available, these colors are matured in traditional Korean pots until they achieve maximum brilliance. The result is pure, intense color that is lightfast with minimal color shift. The absence of a thickening agent also means that the concentrated colors disperse beautifully, even on a dry palette and paints left to dry for months are easily lifted. When mixed with a little Titanium White, Mission Gold can replace gouache making it ideal for design work. Set of twenty-four (24) colors inlcuding:W501 Chinese White, W521 Lemon Yellow, W523 Permanent Yellow Deep, W518 Yellow Orange, W151 Permanent Red, W512 Permanent Rose, W513 Rose Madder, W551 Opera, W553 Permanent Violet, W541 Cerulean Blue, W542 Cobalt Blue No.1, W543 Peacock Blue, W545 Ultramarine Deep, W546 Indigo, W536 Viridian, W535 Hookers Green, W534 Sap Green, W561 Yellow Ochre No.1 Transparent, W569 Raw Sienna, W564 Burnt Sienna, W570 Burnt Umber, W565 Red Brown, W566 Vandyke Brown, W502 Ivory Black.
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Customers like the appearance, quality and mixing of the paint. They mention that its lightfast, creamy and smooth with intense saturation. They also appreciate the performance, saying that they work well for filling your own pans and produce beautiful clean results. Customers also appreciate value, and color. However, some customers differ on dryness.
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Customers like the color of the paint. They mention that the paints are very vibrant, intense, and transparent. Some customers say that the colors are more jewel-toned and luminous than those done with other brands. The selection of colors works perfectly for their needs and is luminous and bright in its own way.
"...Rose didn’t quite have the same effect but was luminous and bright in itsown way.Opacity: The MM colors on a whole are more transparent...." Read more
"The colors are so vibrant and the quality is top notch.1. Color lifting is on point2. It is lightfast3...." Read more
"...and it feels like you're working with alcohol ink by how pure the color is, which is rare to see in other watercolors that often dry all cakey and..." Read more
"...Definitely give these a spin. all of there colors mix wonderfully and seamlessly are are vibrant even when creating dark color values, give them a..." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the quality of the paints. They say that they are high quality, vivid, and easy to use. Customers also appreciate the strong value of the set and that it will last a long time.
"...happy with this set as an upgrade to my student paints and highly comparable in quality to Daniel Smith...." Read more
"The colors are so vibrant and the quality is top notch.1. Color lifting is on point2. It is lightfast3...." Read more
"...Don’t get me wrong. These are good paints, great price. And if you are upgrading from student grade or wanting to try something different- go for it...." Read more
"...They dry true and fade little. It's the best paint on the market." Read more
Customers appreciate the value of the paint set. They mention that the packaging is great, the price was nice for 24 colors, and it's a great bargain for professional quality paints.
"...If your goal is to upgrade from student lines at a reasonable price, get this paint, don’t read the rest of this review, you will be happy and the..." Read more
"...you do a lot of digital art and enjoy watercolor, this one is a must for the price!" Read more
"...They are also a great price, that you cant genuinely beat!..." Read more
"...Don’t get me wrong. These are good paints, great price. And if you are upgrading from student grade or wanting to try something different- go for it...." Read more
Customers like the performance of the paint. They say that it works well, isn't chalky, and produces clean results. They also mention that it's easy to use and works well for filling their own pans.
"...With that said I do love the paints. They work really well and arent chalky. I think this set is a great value and will last a long time...." Read more
"...It works well. Very pigmented and vibrant." Read more
"...I have to say I had one tube (Ultramarine deep) not work to well for me (binder and pigment wasn’t binding correctly) I messaged them asking for a..." Read more
"...I bought it with a bulletproof palette and it works beautifully." Read more
Customers find the paint easy to use. They say the colors are vibrant, and they mix seamlessly. They are also easy to control and really nice to work with. Some customers also mention the green is different but still very useful.
"...MM Peacock Blue is gorgeous, their Sap Green is different but still very useful, raw Sienna and burnt Sienna warmer, glowy-er than any of the DS..." Read more
"...Definitely give these a spin. all of there colors mix wonderfully and seamlessly are are vibrant even when creating dark color values, give them a..." Read more
"...They’re easy to use and the sheerness is flawless...." Read more
"...controlled paint that you put exactly where you want it these are easy to control.. I prefer a bit of diffusion and movement." Read more
Customers like the appearance of the paint. They mention that it is lightfast, creamy, smooth, and easy to use from the tube. The colors are highly pigmented and saturated, and blend seamlessly well.
"...Rewetting: Both rewet easily and are smooth but DS is “creamier” and has a melt in your mouth feel but on paper...if that makes any sense...." Read more
"...They have intense saturation,and all of the colors blend seamlessly well when it comes to mixing...." Read more
"...The colors are highly pigmented and saturated, they work beautifully and are a pleasure to paint with...." Read more
"These are wonderfully bright paints. Very smooth and blend nicely. Shake them well before using or putting into pans." Read more
Customers like the mixing of the paint. They say the colors are transparent and mix well, with the exception of the Yellow Ochre. However, the colors blend well with water and are easy to lift from paper.
"...The colors are transparent and mix well, minus Yellow Ochre which is semi-opaque and a bit chalky?..." Read more
"Vibrant colors, esaily blend with water and easy to lift color from paper, like i did in painting the rose...." Read more
"...I was skeptical like others but they are so easy to mix and work with that they have won me over...." Read more
"...The selection of colors are beautiful and mix well together to creating versatility...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the dryness of the paint. Some mention that they re-wet beautifully, dry true, and fade little, while others say that the gum arabic separated and does not dry, leaving a glossy finish.
"...Mijello watercolor doesn't leave behind any residue after it's dry, so I was able to write on my washes with a regular ballpoint pen...." Read more
"...They all dry hard and were easy to rewet and use again. I felt those were all so much easier to use because of that...." Read more
"...with them, except as another reviewer had said before, they never fully dry and will remain a bit sticky, but can be easily solved if you put them..." Read more
"...For professionals: I highly recommend. These re-wet beautifully and are quite lightfast. Glazing and layering is an absolute dream with these...." Read more
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It is so comparable to Daniel Smith, I figured I’d go through the dot cards and match up both actual pigments and perceived colors. I attached a photo on the 100% cotton 140lb version of Bee Company Paper. Note, some of the odd gradients and backbleeds were me or the paper, however I did notice more trouble with backbleeds on the MM, it remains to be seen how much of that is my inexperience with concentrated pro grade pigments.
Overall, this MM set is leagues ahead of the student paints I’ve tried so these differences I’m mentioning are SUBTLE and you may or may not care depending on your art style. These are the areas I noticed differences:
Rewetting: Both rewet easily and are smooth but DS is “creamier” and has a melt in your mouth feel but on paper...if that makes any sense. Please don’t eat paint. Lol!
Luminousity: overall MM is more luminous, colors more transparent and vibrant. I love this quality in them. There’s one exception...DS Quinacridones are rock stars for luminous, glow-y watercolors, and I thought the MM Quinacridone Rose didn’t quite have the same effect but was luminous and bright in its
own way.
Opacity: The MM colors on a whole are more transparent. The are still very clear in their strongest shades. DS almost looked guachey, (is that a word? It’s a word now.) in certain colors like Raw Sienna.
Granulation: none of the MM colors appeared to granulate. DS has a bit of a love affair with granulation. Even some of their colors they label as non-granulating tend to granulate which is frustrating to me even though I like the granulating look. I prefer the MM set as I can more easily predict what the color will do and then I can add various grains of salt or a pigment known to granulate for effects.
Strength of Pigment: MM pigments tend to be stronger, especially in some of their mixed colors. This could be a pro or con depending on how you like to use your colors. Note, I didn’t work from the tube just to be fair since I didn’t have DS tubes. I worked from hardened similar sized small specks of tube paint I needed to rewet from both brands. For example, Rose Madder seems to have a much greater range in the MM. If you like the DS version because it’s deepest version of Rose Madder is a soft, medium, natural shade, you’ll be a little startled with the Crimson you can get out of the MM Rose Madder. If I was to have the same palette from DS the colors would be nearly imperceptibly more muted.
On a whole, I really like the MM colors and on the whole might even prefer it as a base pallet over DS. There are even a few colors in this MM set that I couldn’t find comparable on the DS 200+ color chart and I tend to really like them. Like the MM Peacock Blue is gorgeous, their Sap Green is different but still very useful, raw Sienna and burnt Sienna warmer, glowy-er than any of the DS shades, to name a few.
There’s only one color I’m just not sure about yet in this MM set... Indigo. It’s very pleasant to look at but it doesn’t have that purple leaning blue undertone that I’d expect from Indigo. It was probably most similar to the DS Payne’s Blue Gray but with more... ?green? But not quite “neutral hue” either. So far I’ve been able to use it like a Payne’s Gray but it has a bit more drama. I kind of like it but I’m not sure but it’s not the deep inky blue I would hope for out of Indigo.
Anyways, hope this helps if you are looking to compare this with a more widely used paint.
Note: Someone put a crushed box inside a perfectly in tact shipping envelope and Van Dyke Brown had oozed everywhere leaving only a half tube and lamp black was cracked open at the bottom. I’ll take that up with the seller and hope I can get those two tubes replaced because I was uninterested in returning the whole thing for replacement. I did not consider this in my review of the item but it’s worth noting it may be a bit risky to have paint shipped, especially if it is for a gift.
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2020
It is so comparable to Daniel Smith, I figured I’d go through the dot cards and match up both actual pigments and perceived colors. I attached a photo on the 100% cotton 140lb version of Bee Company Paper. Note, some of the odd gradients and backbleeds were me or the paper, however I did notice more trouble with backbleeds on the MM, it remains to be seen how much of that is my inexperience with concentrated pro grade pigments.
Overall, this MM set is leagues ahead of the student paints I’ve tried so these differences I’m mentioning are SUBTLE and you may or may not care depending on your art style. These are the areas I noticed differences:
Rewetting: Both rewet easily and are smooth but DS is “creamier” and has a melt in your mouth feel but on paper...if that makes any sense. Please don’t eat paint. Lol!
Luminousity: overall MM is more luminous, colors more transparent and vibrant. I love this quality in them. There’s one exception...DS Quinacridones are rock stars for luminous, glow-y watercolors, and I thought the MM Quinacridone Rose didn’t quite have the same effect but was luminous and bright in its
own way.
Opacity: The MM colors on a whole are more transparent. The are still very clear in their strongest shades. DS almost looked guachey, (is that a word? It’s a word now.) in certain colors like Raw Sienna.
Granulation: none of the MM colors appeared to granulate. DS has a bit of a love affair with granulation. Even some of their colors they label as non-granulating tend to granulate which is frustrating to me even though I like the granulating look. I prefer the MM set as I can more easily predict what the color will do and then I can add various grains of salt or a pigment known to granulate for effects.
Strength of Pigment: MM pigments tend to be stronger, especially in some of their mixed colors. This could be a pro or con depending on how you like to use your colors. Note, I didn’t work from the tube just to be fair since I didn’t have DS tubes. I worked from hardened similar sized small specks of tube paint I needed to rewet from both brands. For example, Rose Madder seems to have a much greater range in the MM. If you like the DS version because it’s deepest version of Rose Madder is a soft, medium, natural shade, you’ll be a little startled with the Crimson you can get out of the MM Rose Madder. If I was to have the same palette from DS the colors would be nearly imperceptibly more muted.
On a whole, I really like the MM colors and on the whole might even prefer it as a base pallet over DS. There are even a few colors in this MM set that I couldn’t find comparable on the DS 200+ color chart and I tend to really like them. Like the MM Peacock Blue is gorgeous, their Sap Green is different but still very useful, raw Sienna and burnt Sienna warmer, glowy-er than any of the DS shades, to name a few.
There’s only one color I’m just not sure about yet in this MM set... Indigo. It’s very pleasant to look at but it doesn’t have that purple leaning blue undertone that I’d expect from Indigo. It was probably most similar to the DS Payne’s Blue Gray but with more... ?green? But not quite “neutral hue” either. So far I’ve been able to use it like a Payne’s Gray but it has a bit more drama. I kind of like it but I’m not sure but it’s not the deep inky blue I would hope for out of Indigo.
Anyways, hope this helps if you are looking to compare this with a more widely used paint.
Note: Someone put a crushed box inside a perfectly in tact shipping envelope and Van Dyke Brown had oozed everywhere leaving only a half tube and lamp black was cracked open at the bottom. I’ll take that up with the seller and hope I can get those two tubes replaced because I was uninterested in returning the whole thing for replacement. I did not consider this in my review of the item but it’s worth noting it may be a bit risky to have paint shipped, especially if it is for a gift.
1. Color lifting is on point
2. It is lightfast
3. Great amount of quantity ( I always recommend to use a pan and let the paint dry before use. It will last you longer)
4. Color options are already great, you dont have to mix and match to get every color you are looking for.
5. Comes packed very nice and safe.
It is a good investment. However always use with good quality watercolor paper.
Another reason I bought it for was the hue of blues, they are GORGEOUS and it feels like you're working with alcohol ink by how pure the color is, which is rare to see in other watercolors that often dry all cakey and washed-up.
I have had no problem with them, except as another reviewer had said before, they never fully dry and will remain a bit sticky, but can be easily solved if you put them in a leakproof watercolor pan instead of keeping them in tubes. I simply put them in my old case and everything's great so far.
Please if you do a lot of digital art and enjoy watercolor, this one is a must for the price!
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2022
Another reason I bought it for was the hue of blues, they are GORGEOUS and it feels like you're working with alcohol ink by how pure the color is, which is rare to see in other watercolors that often dry all cakey and washed-up.
I have had no problem with them, except as another reviewer had said before, they never fully dry and will remain a bit sticky, but can be easily solved if you put them in a leakproof watercolor pan instead of keeping them in tubes. I simply put them in my old case and everything's great so far.
Please if you do a lot of digital art and enjoy watercolor, this one is a must for the price!
I bought these paint a while ago simply because I am always exploring for new watercolor paint. and these did not disappoint!
I have a variety of artist paint tubes, Graham, Winsor Newton, Sennelier, Daniel Smith, schmincke, Holbein. Mission Gold are up their in my book in terms of artist quality. While I understand that many watercolorist can be skeptic of new brands, I want to remind that all paints start some where, and you should not just instantly dismiss these just because their still new in the market, give them a genuine chance.
They have intense saturation,and all of the colors blend seamlessly well when it comes to mixing. They bleed wonderfully when working Wet into Wet technique. which is important for flow and creating gradients in watercolor.
They are also a great price, that you cant genuinely beat! If you were to buy this many tube in any other artist brand, you will quickly be spending over 100 easily.
Overall, for experience water colorist, looking to try new paint? Definitely give these a spin. all of there colors mix wonderfully and seamlessly are are vibrant even when creating dark color values, give them a spin!
beginners but looking to invest in great paint with out breaking the bank? Definitely get this. I have been recommending this product to friends who are wanting to dabble into watercolor and have a great selection of color. with out being forced to only buy 2-3 tubes which easily adds up 30 dollars with other brands.
I am already looking forward to investing in the future on getting their Mission Gold Class Pure Pigment Watercolors Set. And see what potential those paints hold. Since single pigment is a big deal in the watercolor world for when it comes to color theory mixing. water colorist are always looking for single color pigment tubes for clean color mixing and color intensity.
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Reviewed in Spain on May 29, 2023