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A very informative video. Thank you!

Thank you for sharing with us!! Very helpful!

How does leaving soap on the brush after cleaning help my brushes? Does it keep them softer, keep dust particles off & tyvm as you feel got all that paint out of your brush but once clean it in soap (Pthalo’s) oh my was I surprised. Tyvm.

I recommend this to my students , the problem is the price, that is ok when you know a little bit watercolour but beginners are often afraid to buy it….They go to dollorama….oh my god….Times spend to tell them….😢

What a beautiful book full of such useful knowledge ❤.

This is lovely and especially informative on how you use the three partitioned water container. The wash in water before you color the squares is also helpful. Thanks

Great video ❤... Which one of them would you recommend for writing? Because i only take notes and they are water proof

Hi Jane. I love your videos. Thanks for taking the time and doing a quality job. I like to paint landscapes mostly. The only green on my palette is PG7 (WN "Viridian"). I am looking at maybe replacing it with a go-to versatile green. I have a limited palette containing 14 colors including the PG7. I am considering replacing the PG7 with Jadeite as my ONLY convenience green. What are your thoughts? Also, if not Jadeite, can you recommend another go-to convenience green? Thanks so much! Cheers.

I've seen you demonstrate these before and like the deep mixing space. I hope they sell them in the U.S.

Natural ?? fibres Why choose cruelty?🥺

I have searched for a similar triple well rising dish for 10 years, looking online at Chinese and Japanese art supplies and have never found such a rinsing dish anywhere. Can't be very traditional if its so hard to find.

I thoroughly enjoyed this video, thank you. I'm considering this set for travel, so I appreciate seeing the real-time colour swatching. I do see that pyrrol crimson has been replaced with permenant alizarin crimson. I would have preferred a single pigment switch, so that's a little disappointing. However, the set of colours are beautiful - love the earth tones! I think it'll be a great set for Italy. :)

I love they way you dont do endless rambling

This is a lovely colour study, thank you so much for sharing it. I’ve been tearing my hair out trying to figure out what I want to use to set my own “working” journal up with - I haven’t even gotten a [watercolor] brush wet yet, but I love learning everything I can about my materials.

I thought about this when I saw sticks next to a filled half pan. "Wait, isn't that the same thing?"

This is the first I'm seeing Gray Titanium from Daniel Smith. It appears to be very similar to Da Vinci's Buff Titanium in hue, which I always found to be quite gray relative to other buff titaniums.

I just cut up an old credit card and glued into place to fill the whole thumb area. Easier cutting a rectangle than an oval! Then stuck in the pans with blue tack like you do.

I love this idea ❤

I was in tokyo recently and picked up some of their ink. They're so pretty and the bottles for the full sizes are very unique! I need to find more of a reason to use them though. I feel like I always want to watercolor over ink drawings and these smudge a bit even though the packaging said it should be water resistant

Thanks for this. There were colours here I've never used (although I'm a huge fan of Daniel Smith). I also really enjoyed your information on brushes and what they're made of.

This is a lovely video and your explanation is quite nice. I believe that several people have confused this palette with the mijello offerings. The well in this palette are on the longer or thinner type. So many others are much more square shaped. I am one of those artists that do not fill the well to allow my brushes to pickup a less concentrated mixture of the color. I have recently seen a couple of videos where the paint was at the “bottom” and up one side to allow more paint into the “belly” of the brush yet still leave room for the diluted mixture of the colors.

What impressive durability! I wish such deep wells were more common among watercolour palettes!

You are using a lovely brush. May I ask what it is?

So much good information with demonstration…thank you for sharing.😊

Sable brushes are the same as fur coats. Totally unnecessary cruelty in our modern world where we have choices. Winsor and newton synthetic sable does a beautiful soft wash and Princeton aqua elite long point brushes hold heaps of water and a very fine point. Modern synthetic brushes have fibres that are split and microscopically chipped more like hair shafts are. They hold water. The animals used to make brushes are often trapped in the wild. Or else kept in hellish conditions in cages with no floors, all on top of each other. Many are sk*nned alive. If you love animals, don’t wear or paint with fur. ❤

Hello Jane I was fascinated by your showing of Malcolm Carver's tiny palette. As a couple of your reviewers have indicated, this item is not available in the UK market. However, I have just ordered one from Malcolm's website at $22 (£12 sterling) with no p&p charges! Thank you so much for demonstrating this product. Although my current palette is at capacity with 33 'DS' colours, I now require a further two, following one of your tutorials on swatching the colour Green 🙂 Best wishes Gerald

I have this palette and I love it for the lightweight aspect and the Mixing wells.

❤ your channel. I add a drop of money to my wash when I fill my paints stirred in. This keeps it from cracking, but also keeps it from molding. Honey is a natures antifungal and anti-microbial. P.s. oh my gosh the auto dictation does not work very well. Sorry for all the edits 😊

I love mine. Great plein air palettes

I love how it looks, have you used one for a longer period of time? I’d imagine the paint area could get pretty messy. Never thought about putting sticks in a palette like that!

I kept looking at the stickers and thinking- why does she have a Jane Blundell sticker on them haha- then I looked down at the channel name 😅🙃

To fit the potential 32 half pans in do you need to sand the pan or do they simply drop in? I know you DID sand the palette after gluing the hole but I’m speaking specifically about the pans themselves. Thank you in advance for your answer. This was really good, I truly enjoy seeing people’s palette setups! ClaudiaSJI

Great video thanks for your thoughts and suggestions

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Great video. Thanks for sharing❤

This is very useful information. Thanks!

I think the sable was "ruined" when they electrocuted him/her in the rectum.

Well this is exciting. Have a couple of 0.2 Copic SPs and they’re my absolute favourite, if a little heavier of line than I’d like. Included on a class materials list last year, along with Multiliners .1 and .3, I assumed (inexplicably, and proving what they say about assumptions to be true), finer nibs weren’t available. Raced over to the Blick website after this video to find a Christmas morning of sizes. Thank you Jane!

Thank you for this review. I like how you are reviewing materials other than watercolours. That will come in handy for many people. Have you tried any of the Tom’s Studio pens?

I missed this video! Oh well! At least I’m still first. At the end, when all has been said and done and all the universe has come to an end, that is what really counts 😂😂.

Wonderful work:)!

Your lettering is very neat 😊.

The colours are vibrant!

I like your swatch template. How did you make it and what is it made of?

I discovered the UniPins a few weeks ago at my local art supply store. I LOVE them. I just wish the sepia came in a .8. Great visual review, thank you!

Outstanding review, I will have to try these out!

I enjoyed this review and was wanting a replacement for a lost scetchbook. I hope this fills the bill, awaiting arrival. ClaudiaSJI

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So glad to see you on TH-cam ❤

Wow. I am so happy you loved them as well. I have been a fan for years . Thank you for taking the time to share all you do.