I have a direct contact at Shin Han North America- let me know if you need his contact info. You can order direct through him since their Asian products are harder to find in the US (I was able to order a full set of the poster paints).
Ooh, nice! I do have a question about SWC vs PWC, so if you could pass his info along (becca.hillburn@gmail.com) that would be helpful and appreciated!
@@Nattosoup SWC are paints sold in Korea, PWC are sold internationally. When you buy SWC paints in Korea on a box (possibly tube too) you will have information "not for international trade". Also, I believe tubed Korean watercolors do not require glue ( from what I understand with my broken Korean, it is the gelatin you mentioned). In Korea you can buy traditional watercolor as powdered pigment and in stick form and you need to treat it like Japanese ink block and add the glue.
Did it take 2 years for this order to arrive or have you just been super patient opening them ... maybe they were packed away during your moving process?
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Nice review, I was wondering about these!
do you have a link for your professional review? i tried to scroll through your previous videos but haven’t been able to find it
I have a direct contact at Shin Han North America- let me know if you need his contact info. You can order direct through him since their Asian products are harder to find in the US (I was able to order a full set of the poster paints).
Ooh, nice! I do have a question about SWC vs PWC, so if you could pass his info along (becca.hillburn@gmail.com) that would be helpful and appreciated!
@@Nattosoup SWC are paints sold in Korea, PWC are sold internationally.
When you buy SWC paints in Korea on a box (possibly tube too) you will have information "not for international trade".
Also, I believe tubed Korean watercolors do not require glue ( from what I understand with my broken Korean, it is the gelatin you mentioned). In Korea you can buy traditional watercolor as powdered pigment and in stick form and you need to treat it like Japanese ink block and add the glue.
Did it take 2 years for this order to arrive or have you just been super patient opening them ... maybe they were packed away during your moving process?