Funto watercolour set, 24 colours

For sketchers who like to paint away from a dedicated art table, this Funto travel watercolour set brings paints, a small journal and several tools together in one crossbody bag. The compact format suits a café stop, an outdoor sketching session or a class where carrying a full-size kit would be awkward. You can reactivate the semi-moist colours with the water brush, mix them for a quick wash and keep a small painting surface close at hand. If you prioritise a ready-to-go kit, this approach is simpler than assembling each tool separately, if you prefer larger pages or more control over every component, a custom setup may suit you better.

Where it shines

The appeal is in having the main pieces together rather than in any single item. The set includes 24 semi-moist watercolours, a travel journal, water brush, collapsible metal water cup and spray bottle, plus a magnetic grip and clip. That gives you a practical starting point for colour studies, travel memories and urban sketches without needing to pack a separate mixing cup or water container.

Picture a pause at a café: open the bag, use the journal for a quick street scene, and reach for the water brush and spray bottle to work with the paints. The magnetic grip and clip are intended to help keep the palette secure while painting. The included journal measures 8.9 x 14 cm (3.5 x 5.5 in), so it’s suited to small studies rather than expansive compositions. Te conviene si portability and having the basic tools in one place matter more than working large.

What to know

The crossbody bag measures 15.2 x 12.7 x 3 cm (6 x 5 x 1.2 in), giving you a clear sense of how compact the kit is. That’s useful for carrying it between outings, but it also means the set is built around a small working format. The journal is described as acid-free, and the paints are described as blending for washes, layering and glazing. The product information doesn’t specify the journal’s paper weight or list the pigments, so artists who choose supplies around those details may want a different kind of kit.

The included accessories make spontaneous painting easier, but they don’t turn this into a full studio setup. No separate watercolour paper or larger mixing area is listed. No es para ti si you need generous page space, a detailed specification for the paper or a kit tailored to a particular painting technique.

Best use cases

This set makes most sense for short sessions where carrying less is part of the plan: sketching during a trip, painting outdoors or keeping materials together for a class. The small journal encourages quick studies and limited compositions, for a longer session with broad washes, you may prefer a larger journal and separately chosen supplies. Its crossbody format also favours grab-and-go use over storing a collection of paints at home. Treat the included pieces as a portable starting point, not as a promise that every artist’s preferred materials are covered.

In closing

Choose the Funto set if you want 24 colours and the basic tools packed into one compact bag for casual painting on the move. The strongest reason to pass is the small journal: if your usual work needs larger pages or you select materials by paper weight and pigment details, a self-built kit gives you more room to choose. For quick travel sketches and colour notes, though, having the paints, brush and journal together removes some of the packing decisions before you head out.