Fuumuui Watercolor Travel Sketchbook Set large | Bowlift

The sketchbook lies open on the table and the colors run into a gray mush on cheap paper

If you paint outdoors, you know the problem: The paper warps, the colors run, and the brush loses its point. The Fuumuui Watercolor Travel Sketchbook Set (large) ends this with 20 sheets of 300 g/m² cotton paper, a double-pointed travel brush, and a magnetic color palette in a single compact set with a PU leather cover. The result: The color stays exactly where it belongs, and the paper remains flat, layer by layer.

Benefits

• No more paper warping: The 300 g/m² cotton paper absorbs wet layers without warping or tearing, allowing each layer to dry cleanly, ensuring no sketch ends up in the trash.
• Brush and color palette always at hand: The integrated travel brush with carbon fiber sketch tip and the magnetically secured color palette can be set up in seconds without rummaging through bags or searching for accessories.
• No worries about damaged brush tips: The built-in protective cap keeps both tips safely protected, ensuring the brush remains in perfect condition after each trip and doesn't need to be constantly replaced.

Specifications

• Paper weight: 300 g/m²
• Paper material: 100% cotton, cold-pressed (medium grain)
• Number of sheets: 20 sheets
• Brush: Travel brush with two tips – Fine tip No. 1 and Round tip No. 10 made of synthetic squirrel hair
• Sketch tip: Carbon fiber, integrated in brush cap
• Color palette: Rotating acrylic palette with magnetic edges and screw fastenings
• Cover: PU leather, ring-bound (refillable)
• Format: Large

Usage

1. Open: Open PU leather cover, attach the color palette with the screw and let it snap magnetically.
2. Prepare: Remove brush cap, select desired tip, and moisten with water.
3. Paint: Apply color directly to the 100% cotton paper, let layers dry, and refill more sheets if needed.

Pro tip: The rotating color palette can be oriented so that the most used colors are always on the facing side – this saves valuable seconds when painting outdoors before the light changes.