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I too am always looking for videos like this, there is so little content about comparing oil paints. Very helpful! I have the Old Holland and Vasari and was looking for a new addition from Rublev, now I know I will pick one of their ochres that are less similar. Thank you! My most unique yellow ochre is the "Italian Yellow Earth" from Vasari, it is a much coarser grind than the stand yo and looks very mineral, bright and translucent. I don't use it much but its very special and I recommend it :)

Your voice relaxes my muscles. That's fantastic

You have an amazingly beautiful voice!

Thank you :) have a soothing voice nice to listen to :)

Wow, thanks for recs. Haven't heard of these before. Idk which brands would carry these colors.

Thanks I’m using a yellow ochre that is quite dry and gritty. Will look for these paints!

looks like santa has blessed me with a wonderful video this christmas xD ... I have been trying to find a white (without zinc) that is to my liking for a while now and I would have probably wasted more money on different whites without ever trying the sennelier T-buff. I mostly use the schmincke translucent white in combination with a MHarding titanium white. I also have a tube of iridescent gold and silver without ever even considering it in a mix. Great video thanks!

Only use Blue Ridge my super go to paint economical and a high pigment load 👍🏻

Yes, content like this is hard to find or non-existent. I would love to see more vidoes like these as i find them very helpful in deciding what pigments to buy from which brand

another great video

hi, really great info in your video. May i clarify something.. in your 3rd mix... did you say thats sennelier titanium buff, -the same one you said a friend gave you when done with painting?? thankyou

great info, thanx

Mars pigments are my absolutely favorites

Thank you!! While I love my vasari lead white I have been looking for a alternative but nothing I’ve tried can quite compare. That Sennelier titanium buff however looks like a great option. I just bought a translucent white from Schminke mussini that I recommend if you havn’t tried it. Its a very finely milled zinc/titanium, very transparent with a cool undertone. Its as expensive as a lead white but easier to get. I’t wont replace my lead white for portraiture but is a good option for landscapes.

I LOVE Vasari paints!

Interesting and informative Tank you.

Nice videos

Thanks this is the content I'm looking for! Love Rublev. I still need to try their transparent oxides too!