I can do a custom order but it will take a little extra time to prepare. It can take up to three weeks for some colors to ‘dry’ enough to be wrapped.

All homemade watercolors are special and different. Some require more water to activate, some require less. Every paint has its own qualities and textures it makes so it can take a little more or less time to use these paints. Honey based watercolors can be a bit extra sticky depending on climate. Cool, dry storage is best. I do spritz water all over them when I open a tin and I have closed the tin afterwards with no issues arising. Some Mica will be extremely stickier so it takes longer to dry than some regular pigments.

Yes! I love how I do my wrapping for my watercolors! It’s so much fun! I was thinking of calling myself Candy something, but I honestly think that would have been too much silliness. I can do gift packaging as well (non-see through bag) depending on what you need! Please leave a comment when ordering and I will do what I can to help out!

This will probably be a no, it’s already crazy putting the paints into pans! Large orders already scare me but I have been bulking up my stock and working hard!

I use honey in my gum arabic mixture, so I think not. I know bees aren’t animals, but they are creatures too and I respect the beekeepers by purchasing from known good handlers in my local area.

Natural earth pigments are not toxic. Pigments with words "cadmium", "cobalt", "manganese", and "lead" in the title are toxic. They are most toxic when inhaled in powdered form (I do wear protective gear when I mix the initial powder into paint, and only relax a little once’s it’s in half pans and put away). In watercolor form, they are not hazardous at all! (Prussian blue have this spontaneous combustion warning when mixed with linseed oil!) These paints are made for painting onto paper. Please do not eat the paint or paint onto skin. Please supervise all children using the paint.