Tbh I would say their ‘’graduate’ grade is really for amateurs and beginners , and system 3 is for more advanced serious artists who are still tight on money .
I saw graduate as well, I think Graduate and simply wouldn't really be worth it (unless it's just for fun), but System 3 is better (also have it). Still, somehow, they don't make it to people top choices that much. Do you think system 3 is better than Amsterdam paints? Close pricing I think
@@artcraftblog I'm not sure, I've never seen the Amsterdam paint used anywhere before this video , daler rowney has a proffesional grade called )) cryla acrylic " but I've never see anyone making a review for them I wonder why .
@user-qu2gj9de1b If you will join pouring paint groups on Facebook, many use Amsterdam and whenever people ask what is your fav paint in other general groups, it comes along with liquitex. Skillshare courses and reels also often feature Amsterdam. I personally have quite a few of colors from them, they are amazing, I'd say mid range, like liquitex basics. They have tons of nice colors. Could also be regional, but I think I see them pretty much everywhere I travel! If you see them maybe try if you are curious! They are good :) softer than heavy body
@@user-qu2gj9de1b as for cryla...probably people just don't go thay far looking for pros paints, we have Golden, WN, liquitex they pretty much share the market.
I have both Amsterdam and System 3. I have the feeling that System 3 is a little more pigmented and firm, and also costs a little more. I'm more of an Amsterdam expert, Lukas Cryl Pastos and Vajello AV Artist type. I have a tube of Violet PV23 from the Cryla which is very good, I stumbled across it cheaply on Amazon.
Tbh I would say their ‘’graduate’ grade is really for amateurs and beginners , and system 3 is for more advanced serious artists who are still tight on money .
I saw graduate as well, I think Graduate and simply wouldn't really be worth it (unless it's just for fun), but System 3 is better (also have it). Still, somehow, they don't make it to people top choices that much. Do you think system 3 is better than Amsterdam paints? Close pricing I think
@@artcraftblog I'm not sure, I've never seen the Amsterdam paint used anywhere before this video , daler rowney has a proffesional grade called )) cryla acrylic " but I've never see anyone making a review for them I wonder why .
@user-qu2gj9de1b If you will join pouring paint groups on Facebook, many use Amsterdam and whenever people ask what is your fav paint in other general groups, it comes along with liquitex. Skillshare courses and reels also often feature Amsterdam. I personally have quite a few of colors from them, they are amazing, I'd say mid range, like liquitex basics. They have tons of nice colors. Could also be regional, but I think I see them pretty much everywhere I travel! If you see them maybe try if you are curious! They are good :) softer than heavy body
@@user-qu2gj9de1b as for cryla...probably people just don't go thay far looking for pros paints, we have Golden, WN, liquitex they pretty much share the market.
I have both Amsterdam and System 3. I have the feeling that System 3 is a little more pigmented and firm, and also costs a little more.
I'm more of an Amsterdam expert, Lukas Cryl Pastos and Vajello AV Artist type. I have a tube of Violet PV23 from the Cryla which is very good,
I stumbled across it cheaply on Amazon.
Their system 3 acrylic is great , graduate is not bad also , but their simply grade is just for kids … I wouldn’t recommend it in particular