130 years of Peerless Watercolors
The company itself was founded in 1885 by a chemist named Chaz Nicholson who had stumbled on a new, better, more fun way to colorize black and white photographs and had to share it with the world.
Turns out watercolor artists all around the world liked these new paints almost better than the photographers did!
If you are here, then we think you'll love them too.
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How to Use Our Watercolors
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Step 1: Pick your Colors
Either pick them randomly (like I do) or pick a few that fit your color scheme.
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Step 2: Wet Your Brush
Find your favorite brush, whisper a few sweet nothings to it, then dip it in some clean water.
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Step 3: Touch Brush To Paint Side Of DryColor Sheet
One side of our paint has a wash to show you what the color could look like (this side also has the name stamped on it) and the other side is our concentrated paint - you want that side.
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Step 4: Start Painting!
You are ready to start painting. The wet brush both activates and lifts the concentrated paint from the back of our DryColor sheet.
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