WINSONS Acrylic Paint Set (24 colours) with 12 brushes and mixing palette

At a glance

If you want an acrylic paint set that’s ready to go without hunting down individual colours, WINSONS Acrylic Paint Set with 24 colours, 12 brushes and a mixing palette is built around exactly that idea. On paper, it’s aimed at artists and students who want vibrant, everyday-ready paints for a range of surfaces, from canvas to more unusual materials like rocks or ceramic.

The “full pack” approach is its biggest appeal: you get a set of colours (24) and the tools to apply them (12 brushes) plus a palette to mix. It’s not the kind of kit you’d pick if you’re chasing studio-grade, highly specialised pigments—there’s not enough detail here to suggest that level of performance. But for DIY, practice sessions, and general creative projects, the combination of colour variety and practical extras tends to make life easier.

The essentials (what it’s for)

This is an acrylic paint set in 24 vibrant shades, with each colour supplied in a transparent bottle. The kit also includes a mixing palette, and 12 brushes, so you’re not starting from scratch when inspiration hits.

Acrylics are particularly useful for people who want something that dries down to a more permanent finish. The set is described as non-toxic and waterproof once dry, which is a promising combination if your projects need to handle handling, display, or the occasional splash—though you’ll still want to treat “waterproof” as “after drying properly”, not “wipe-proof straight away”.

What you’ll notice day to day

What stands out in this kit is the mix of capacity, variety and multi-surface use. Each bottle is 59ml, and the set is presented as carefully selected colours meant to cover a wide creative range. Transparent bottles can also be practical when you’re organising your paints or trying to identify shades quickly.

The range of surfaces mentioned is broad: canvas, fabric, wood, rocks, clay, ceramic, glass and paper. If your creative life includes mixed-media work, classroom art sessions, or experimenting with materials beyond plain paper, that versatility is the point of buying this type of set. You could, for example, paint a small wooden piece for a craft project, then continue onto a stone for texture work, and use the palette to blend shades without stopping to source extra colours.

Still, there’s a limitation to keep in mind: “suitable for many surfaces” doesn’t automatically mean every surface will give the same results without preparation. Depending on the material and how absorbent it is, your coverage and drying behaviour may vary.

Where it shines (and where it may not)

This kit makes sense if you’re after a straightforward, non-toxic acrylic set with enough colours to try different styles, plus brushes and a palette included.

Worth considering if: - you’re buying for student practice, hobby painting, or DIY projects - you want a broad colour selection rather than a small starter set - you like mixed-media work and want paints that are described as workable on canvas and more varied surfaces

It may not suit you if: - you only paint on one surface and prefer to tailor colours precisely (you might find a smaller, more targeted selection more efficient) - you need pigment-level details beyond what’s provided here—this listing doesn’t give enough for high-end, texture/pigment performance expectations - you’re sensitive to the fact that “permanent” and “waterproof after drying” still depend on proper application and full cure time

Tech specs

• Name: WINSONS Acrylic Paint Set
• Type: Acrylic paint set (24 colours)
• Capacity: 59ml per colour bottle
• Quantity: 24 colours
• Brushes included: 12 brushes
• Palette included: 1 mixing palette
• Format: Transparent bottles
• Paint properties: Non-toxic, described as waterproof after drying, vibrant permanent finish (as stated)

Should you buy it?

It’s a solid pick if you want an acrylic paint set that’s genuinely complete for getting started: a wide range of vibrant colours, each in a substantial 59ml bottle, plus brushes and a mixing palette. It’s particularly appealing for learners and makers who plan to paint on a mix of surfaces such as canvas, fabric, wood, ceramics, and paper.

You may want to skip it if you’re after very specific professional pigment performance, or if you already have brushes and a palette and only need a small number of colours. Also, if your end goal is a finished work where you’ll be judging durability strictly, it’s worth remembering that “waterproof after drying” implies you’ll need to let the paint dry properly and apply it as intended.

Mini FAQ

Is it suitable for beginners?

The kit is presented as non-toxic and aimed at artists and students, so it’s designed with beginners and casual learners in mind.

What surfaces can I use it on?

The listing states it can be used on canvas, fabric, wood, rocks, clay, ceramic, glass and paper.

Does it dry to a permanent finish?

It’s described as waterproof after drying, which suggests a more lasting result once fully set.

Are brushes and a palette included?

Yes—there are 12 brushes and 1 palette included with the 24-colour set.

What should I double-check before buying?

If your projects involve materials like fabric, glass, or rocks, it’s worth planning for surface prep and testing on a small area first, because different materials can affect how paint sits and covers.