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good quality oil paint

Great quality paint. I even bought some of the student-grade stuff by accident one time (I need to pay more attention to what I'm doing sometomes...) -- I had no complaints about that either! But the professional paint is definitely well worth the couple extra bucks...

I have been using Winsor & Newton Oils for years. I find the paints consistant in all ways. The color is true, as is the consistancy of the paint. I always know I have quality and no surprizes with W&N paints. Their product makes my product better.

love the consistancy, and absolutely LOVE the cadmium red, don't know what i'd do without it

When I play with Oil always using this one ,I like it!

Applies nice and creamy

I just recently started using this for school, i use the gausche paint tho...seems to be a good priduct so far with a good consistancy

Great paints.

Great oil paint. It's the best I've used. It's always consistent in color and texture
and is always the best value everywhere I buy paint.

The quality and the texture are the best I've played with so far. I love the color saturation and the ease with which I can paint.

i use it all the time. its reasonably priced and always available

They work very well. Smooth application, vibrant colors, great value, great quality..

Some paint becomes stiff and unmallable with age. But I have Winsor & Newton tubes from the 50's that I actually can plan on still using (with the according 3.50 price tag still on there). Lots of other brands the tube (aluminum?) cracks and breaks leaving a messy new opening. If you buy Winsor & Newton, you can be guaranteed down the road that you'll be using the same lid, the one they made...

This is a very good quality paint. It is very smooth so it is easy to come apply on canvas and wooden surfaces.

Great product at a good price

I have used these paints before on a large scale and I was very happy with them.

I have been using this product for quite a long time. It is all that I use.
I find the consistancy in color tube after tube. Doubt I will change brands at this point.

I use many brands of high quality professional paints. Winsor & Newton has always been one of them. I find the Underpainting White helpful for developing a painting in the early stages and for texture.

This is a great paint for the price. The paint has great flow and rich colours, as well as a good opacity. It also blends well with additives (linseed oil, turpentine, etc.) Additionally, it has a very comfortable drying time- fairly fast but not so fast that you don't have time to work.

I have used Windsor and Newton paints for over 40 years and the paintings I painted then are just as vivid in color as when I painted them. Good availability and good price, easy and dependable to use. A very good mixture of pigment and oil.

I have always used W&N 5 stars *****

The best quality paint on the market. I work with a limited (old masters) pallet of artist grade W&N and mix most of my other colors. Only W&N gives me true mixes - raw umber and orange make the most beautiful deep rich green. This mix in another brand tends to be muddy or tend toward olives rather than the rich wine bottle green that I was shooting for. You can't go wrong with this paint. Student grade is as good as the artist grade!

this is a great qaulity of paint...

I always recommend that my students purchase these paints for their introduction to painting class. I personally have used WN oil paints and will continue to use them as I find them superior plus they help me express myself.

Fabulous quality oils. Though I prefer to mix my own color, they have a wide spectrum to choose from.

I love these paints.

These are excellent paints!

great price works well great colors

this products are very good.it has a unique color but its very expensive in my country

VERY good quality. I like the consistency

I love the way this paint feels when I work with it & the colors are great:)

The professional grade of Winsor & Newton is what I use for most of my work. It is a very good value for the price. My favorite oil paints are Sennelier, but I reserve these for only small works and ones I am serious about because they are SO expensive.

great variety of colors, easy to find at most hobby stores. Can be pricey for large projects

the best!

The higher end paints were recommended by a lot of my teachers- they are good paints and are affordable for students. You get a lot for your money and they last a long time. The student grade ones are good for beginner's but it's worth the extra expense to get the higher quality kind, you'll see the difference in your painting.

Winsor & Newton oil paints are one of my absolute favorite brands, and I use them very frequently! Grumbacher oils come in second on my list.

I love the quality of paint and the colours, so rich and vibrant. I do use these and I love these

i love these oils. and the price it worth it for the quality

These oils work best for me!

I use W&N a lot. Good quality and readily available.

Good paint.

This is a very high quality, long lasting paint. I don't hesitate to recommend these to anyone. :)

Great colors, wonderful mixing. Best value. I also recommend the Finity Acrylics with retarder if oils need to be replenished! =)

This is amazing paint and very affordable !I used to use the student oils by windsor and newton to save money but I must say the professional grade makes such a difference the consistancy and texture and it mixes so nicely!I like it better than of my super pricey oils.

Great quality oil paints

This product is great! I love it!

I love Winsor Newtown paint, but it is expensive. I enjoy thier Naples yellow light probably the most. The weight, and the way that the paint moves, is wonderful.

its true they are expensive but they are worth it to get the results you looking for.

the only brand i use for oil painting they're amazing!

Excellent richness of color. I always use this product.

This product really work foe me.