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In my limited experience it's only the real cheap paint that sucks (in the Netherlands - the Xenos) so I do suggest you buy it at a proper art store.
In general the slightly more expensive paints I think have a little more pigment in them (and with the dirt cheap stuff the pigment is replaced by some gunk that makes the paint almost translucent with lousy coverage...)
So, I think you can safely buy student grade paint, you can always upgrade to more expensive stuff later if you wish.
so im not sure which brings out the best colours n texture :/
anyway thanks for the help ^_^
For publishing I'd probably go the save way - highest pigment artist grade paints.
But I like it too in horses, a bit of roundness.
Thanks on the colors too - it's a bit less "smurf" in real life, but hard to photograph.
On Bokt ! x]
Its Really great, I like it very very much.
xx Monroe =]
Jup, andere nick, zelfde persoon, zelfde tekening.