Shuttle Art Tempera Paint Sticks, 40 Colors Solid Tempera Paint for Kids, Super Quick Drying, Works Great on Paper Wood Glass Ceramic Canvas

Please bring this set back!!!! The other sets don’t have all the colours. These are the best colours as there is the deep rich magenta pink, yellow ochre and sap green I can’t find anywhere else. Please please! Im an artist who works with these paints and they’re my favourite medium.

Amazing for my toddler to make bright marks. Kind of like the texture of an oil pastel, but washable! I am very particular about the products I buy. I want them to be good quality and convenient to use. I am very happy with these. The bold colors as beautiful and don't require a lot of pressure on paper to leave a mark. Also, easily washable, which is a must for my little one. No smell. If i didn't have a toddler, I would probably still buy a set for myself because they were really nice. Even my visiting brother-in-law commented how nice these were when he was using them with his son during a visit to our place.

書きやすく子供が喜んでいます。 汚れてもすぐ落ちるのもいいです。

良いです。とても良いです。 描き心地はスルスルしていてなめらかです。 発色良し。1歳児の筆圧でも持ちやすくしっかり描けますし、乾けば触っても手に付きません。違う色を重ねて描くと、これまた綺麗で良いです。 机に、床に、書いちゃったとき、大丈夫です。水ですぐに落ちます。 控えめに言っても最高。お子さんのいる友人にはまずこれを贈り物に選んでいます。 できれば単色でも買えるようになってほしいなあ。

I've had these for a few days and I'm totally in love! I have years of experience with different mediums (acrylics, pastel, oil, oil pastel, gouache, colored pencils), and wanted to give these a try in my sketchbooks so I ordered the 40 pack box. They're really fun and I'm surprised how quickly they dry too. I've tried them by sketching first with neo pastel or pencil then adding the tempera paint sticks or just sketching with them. As others said they're like lipstick consistency, you can't get a lot of detail but they're colorful, fun and encourage play. This is just what I needed to experiment and to not be precious and fussy. A few minutes ago, I tried them over acrylic and neo pastel on a wood panel and applied a satin varnish. It didn't smudge at all but I would recommend testing it first on something else before varnishing a finished piece. I also don't know how it will be in the long run. Just a guess, but I have a feeling it will be okay. :)