That blue/orange (greenish) is the bomb! The other paints are pretty, but very non distinct in comparison to the blue/orange paint. Your painting is awesome Becky!
Blue orange was the colour I had to have! Even though the other two are more subtle, I still like how pretty they are and I will add them into a palette. Thank you! 😊
Omg I am in love with the blue orange one. They sure are so cool how they change after they dry. These are definitely going into my to buy when my buying freeze ends this year.
Amazing paints, I love how they separate and that you don’t know what you’ll get until it’s dry. You’ve done a great job with these. Thank you for sharing, I always enjoy your videos.
Hi Becky! Those are beautiful paints! I hope they really are lightfast. And you painted the Statue of Liberty. Thank you, Becky. The statue means a lot to me because of what it represents. Oh, and I did like your painting.
She's a fabulous statue, and I was very happy to visit her! We couldn't go outside on the upper observation deck though because the weather was too dangerous. I was happy to stay inside where it was warm and dry, haha!
Such a great video! I really loved that blue orange color. Also, Im pretty sure PO13 is not a very lightfast color either, similar to the PR3. Id definitely do a diluted and full strength lightfast swatch for any paint mixed PO13 or PR3; especially if one is planning on selling artwork...but anyway I love how your piece turned out! Such a fun video! Thank you so much for sharing. Much much love!
Really nice panting, and I liked the way the paints behaved. The blue-orange is very interesting. How do the supervision paints compare to the Schmincke granulating colours? It;is territory I haven’t explored yet, but I do have some lovely Szmal granulating ones…. So am curious to know how you would compare granulating pigments from different brands.
These are different to the Schminckes because only one of the pigments is granulating, whereas Schmincke I think are all granulating pigments. The non-granulating ones in these Super Visions sort of float over the top of the heavier cerulean blue, causing a signficant colour shift. But having said that, Schminckes also split out into their various pigments - just way more granulation! Super Visions are more saturated whereas Schmincke are fairly muted. I could go on for a long time here, lol!
wow!! I've never seen an orange/blue watercolour like that before!! What an utterly amazing paint! I really, really loved your painting too, how incredible, all the texture and shading, I thoroughly enjoyed this, thank you! :D
The blue/orange is definitely the strangest combination I've ever seen, and I love how it splits out, it's so fascinating! I really enjoyed these, and had fun with the painting, thank you 😊
Beautiful paints and your paint really showed them off well. I’m on a no buy art supplies year this year but I might get them for my birthday from my partner if he asks me what I would like. I will have to wait and see.
Oh how that blue orange is unique!! I’m kind of into it😂 the blue violet is a bit tamer, and the purple is really pretty. That one kind of looks the most cohesive if that makes sense. I love how the Statue of Liberty😅 came out! The blue orange was perfect for her. I’m curious about the other options for the trios now!
There were some other interesting colour combinations which made it hard to pick, but I think blue orange was the most outlandish so I had to go with it, haha! I love painting statues, and I can't believe I hadn't thought of Liberty before this. 😂
Hi Becky the blue one looks like their other blue one it's Ash something almost identicle. Gorgeous painting, I'm working on a book of birds at the moment I'm doing them in my sketchbook with gouache and arrtx acrylic pens
I think the blue pigment has been included in some of the other sets as well so I guess it is a commonly used one in their paints. It's a great one though so I'm happy with it! Ooh a book of birds...I'd like to do an entire sketchbook full of them one day too. Sounds fabulous. 😊
I think I prefer the sets of three because they're considerably cheaper than the boxes, and therefore less "risk", haha. But going off this one little set, I really like them! We'll see if they split in the tubes over time, but so far there are no issues that I can see.
Drawing the liberty statue while reviewing Chinese watercolors. A deliberate statement? Or unconscious one? Indeed laage tubes of cales, noice picture!
I clicked on your video because I never heard of these paints before but I'm so glad I did- I love them! I live in NYC (Bklyn actually), and when you said you were doing the SOL- I thought that would be so perfect. Of course the statue itself has oxidized endlessly and has many rust stains over the years, but after seeing the green orange paint after it dried, I was really expecting to see the beautiful rusty green mix of color, but instead it only shows a muted green- what happened? 😳😕🤗🌹
Could just be the layers and I also did a very diluted wash to begin with. I think the paint tends to split more when it has less water in it. Could be the paper too...it is starting to break down and I'm trying to get the sketchbook finished as soon as possible, haha!
@@BeckyTregear It's still beautiful, you never know what pigments and water will do, but I I'm going tomorrow to get some Van Gogh watercolors for the first time, I've watched a few videos on them and they seem to be pretty decent for the price as here in Bklyn their under $5 a tube. My finances are invisible so I can't afford all the other high end brands, so as long as get the results I'm looking for I'm good. I've been an artist for well over 50 years and have done mostly oils and some pastels as well as draw using graphite and colored pencils, but over 4 years ago I finally got into watercolors and acrylics (their not my favorite cause your painting with plastic when you think about it 🤢😆), but the more I do watercolors I haven't done anything with acrylics in a while. I'm not crazy about gouache because of the chalky finish so I didn't continue with them. Have you ever tried Van Gogh and if so did you do a video on it? 🤗🕊️🌹
@@doralevitt2879 Van Gogh are very nice paints, I made a couple of videos about a year ago, with a couple of sets I found at a market for super discounted prices.
@@doralevitt2879 Yes, if you scroll back through my videos you should find them. Totally blanking on their titles; I am away from my computer for a few days. I live in Melbourne, Australia.
These are interesting but be WARNED that they separate and fade really badly! Kimberly Crick Art has an in depth video on this. I decided to save my money and invest in artist grade watercolors and make my own mixes.
I've got five sets of these paints and they have not faded in the tubes or the pans and I've had them a few years. I saw Kimberly review but I don't agree with it in the slightest, I'm wondering if she had a bad lot
I will definitely be looking at these long term but so far they are really lovely with no splitting in the tube whatsoever. It'll be interesting to see what happens in a year or so. I'm also unsure if these are the same as the ones which come in sets of 10.
@@sueallen952 that's good to know, because some of these colours are beautiful and I've been thinking of getting them for ages. They are expensive though. I think Ash was one of the ones I like best. The orange split on this video is amazing though!
@@BeckyTregear Kimberley's results are really interesting. She also recommends checking out Alice Lim on the same subject. What's nice about KC's is that she goes on to show us how to achieve the same effects from our own paints, as we've talked about before. th-cam.com/video/w4IcB1bNt6c/w-d-xo.html Hope this is helpful (though I suspect you may have found for yourself already😄 ) If I try and post it on anyone else's, it may get removed for breaking the rules, but I think that doing so for yours should be ok.
@@chaosinca Yes, i think they're expensive, too! Beautiful or not, they don't tempt me for that reason, if not for others! Like you, I loved the blue - orange one best. Maybe take a look at my reply to Becky? 😊
Hi, aw! Not sure if you're a bloke or a lass, but assuming now that you're a lass? 😄 Why? Cos you use the feminine version of first: "Je suis la première ! " The masculine is "Je suis le premier !" In France, this gender specificity persists in the language, and I always wonder, when I hear, for example, the host of a show having to say le ou la ..." all the time for "may the best [man] / [woman] win! " or see it written in books, whether the speaker / writer gets fed up with it - but I guess, as it's ingrained from the beginning of learning to speak, they probably don't think about it... 😊
@@MrsBarnabas I’m a WHA- no, no, no. A bloke, a bloke, I’m a bloke 😬. 😂 I was going to write premier but that was flagged as incorrect, so I assumed it must be premiere. I also looked it up in a dictionary. I must have missed the gender part. I really need to go back to using the Babel app. 😂 Better edit my comment 😄
@@awatercolourist That has made me laugh so much that it's made me cough!!! [but still laughing!] I'd thought that, but your choice of gender confuzzled me completely. I use the free version of DeepL Translate for checking my French or translating from one to the other, then doing the 'reverse' translation to double-check it. It very rarely lets me down, because it also gives alternatives - in this case, it would have given you the option of le / la. Putting in, "I'm first!" or a name which indicates which gives an indication will help, too, I do still use Google if I need to check a correction I may have made to DeepL, but its lack of options / colloquial translation is why I took advice from several sources to do the swap a few years back. Check this out and see how it translates my English original ^^^ . 😊 Ça m'a fait tellement rire que ça m'a fait tousser ! !! (mais je ris quand même !) C'est ce que j'avais pensé, mais votre choix de genre m'a complètement déconcerté. J'utilise la version gratuite de DeepL Translate pour vérifier mon français ou traduire de l'un à l'autre, puis faire la traduction "inverse" pour vérifier. Il me laisse très rarement tomber, car il donne aussi des alternatives - dans ce cas, il vous aurait donné l'option le / la. Mettre "Je suis le premier !" ou un nom qui indique qui donne une indication peut aussi aider, J'utilise quand même Google si j'ai besoin de vérifier une correction que j'ai fait sur DeepL, mais son manque d'options / de traduction informelle est la raison pour laquelle j'ai suivi les conseils de plusieurs sources pour faire l'échange il y a quelques années.
@@MrsBarnabas 😂😂. It’s times like these that I wish I were fluent at French: the French translation looks so fancy. Thanks for mentioning DeepL. I might check it out. 👍🏼
@@awatercolourist If you copy and paste the French into DeepL, it'll give you the English - then you'll see just how accurate it can be. After six years, I'm fluent, but not accurate - that is, I speak French without thinking, and am understood by the person I'm speaking to, but sometimes I'll hesitate over some vocabulary, or I need to ask the other person to slow down - it is normal that they speak sooo fast! (I did live and work here for a couple of years when I was in my early 20's, but that was a very looong time ago!) I read novels, etc easily, but get nervous with official documents and replying to them, which is where a good translator is essential! And if I have a long-ish letter / email to write to friends, I cheat and write it in English first! Anyways, Mr aw, nice to chat!!! A bientôt! 😊
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I like your Lady Liberty. Glad you had a visit. Fun colors; I look forward to seeing more of them
Thank you! I am glad to have seen her in person...such an awesome statue 💜
That blue/orange (greenish) is the bomb! The other paints are pretty, but very non distinct in comparison to the blue/orange paint. Your painting is awesome Becky!
Blue orange was the colour I had to have! Even though the other two are more subtle, I still like how pretty they are and I will add them into a palette. Thank you! 😊
Love this piece and those paints are super interesting thanks for sharing
Thank you, I really enjoyed these paints! ❤
That painting came out great!
Thank you, I was happy with it! The blue/orange was pretty much the perfect colour for the statue. 🙂
The blue/orange gives such a copper blue/copper brown tone to it that is lovely and adds to Lady Liberty’s patina look.
Nice.
It was really fascinating to work with, and thank you. 🙂
WOW..
The painting turned out great ‼️
Those pigments really work well all together like that.
Love the Statue Color.
I really like how they worked together as well, thank you!
That blue orange colour is insane! You found an ideal way to use them in the painting. Great video Becky!!
Thank you! I was looking at it wondering what on earth I was going to paint with it....then oooh statue!!! 😆
What a great subject for this paint trio! It turned out beautifully! Thanks for sharing these paints with us!
Thank you! 😊
I love the blue/orange and what you did with it.
It is a really unusual mix, I am glad I picked that trio! 😊
Omg that blue orange is so so so beautiful!! Love the painting !
I thought it was awesome too! Thank you 😊
Beautiful combination of colors! Beautiful artwork!!? Love it 🥰❤️🥰❤️🥰❤️
Thank you so much! 😊
ooh pretty colours that worked perfectly for the statue 😀
The green mix is almost exactly the right colour for the statue, haha. Thank you 😊
Beautiful work and paint testing. Thank you!
Omg I am in love with the blue orange one. They sure are so cool how they change after they dry. These are definitely going into my to buy when my buying freeze ends this year.
I am hoping these will be paints I use quite often because they're so interesting and pretty! 💜
Fascinating as always Becky! I love the statue painting, which shows off the paints very well! Thanks so much -
I really enjoyed these paints, thank you!
That was excellent. You have a good eye for color. Your painting came out great. Thanks for the review I will be buying these. I luv the effects. 👍
Thank you! I really enjoyed this little trio; I am curious to know what some of the other groupings are like as well.
Wow, that picture is awesome, you are so talented. Thanks for the review 🤩
Thank you for watching. 😊
Amazing paints, I love how they separate and that you don’t know what you’ll get until it’s dry. You’ve done a great job with these. Thank you for sharing, I always enjoy your videos.
It was definitely a mystery as to how they'd turn out, and I really like how they look when dried. Thank you 😊
So glad you reviewed these! Great painting 🎨 😊
Thank you, I'd been hoping Super Vision would send me paints to try, haha!
@@BeckyTregear yes, how awesome is that!!!
love it 🌷🌷🌷
Thank you 😊
Hi Becky! Those are beautiful paints! I hope they really are lightfast. And you painted the Statue of Liberty. Thank you, Becky. The statue means a lot to me because of what it represents. Oh, and I did like your painting.
She's a fabulous statue, and I was very happy to visit her! We couldn't go outside on the upper observation deck though because the weather was too dangerous. I was happy to stay inside where it was warm and dry, haha!
I love that painting! The shading really bring out the statue’s features.
Thank you 😊
Beautiful painting!
Thank you 😊
Those are beautiful paints, thanks for sharing.
Thank you! I really like these a lot!
Magnifique 💞🎉
Awesome piece. I have never seen a paint colour do that before, and yes, perfect for bronze statues :)
Thank you, I think so too!
Very interesting colors and a beautiful painting 😀
Thank you so much 😀
Excellent demonstration colours are very interesting.
Thank you, and they really are fascinating paints!
Fun colors!
They really are! 🙂
Those colours are very attractive and I love your painting. Better than the original picture. Have a great weekend, Becky.
Thank you! I really like how these paints all worked together as well. Enjoy your weekend 🙂
You’ve created such a lovely painting. I’ve already bought 2 boxes of the Supervision paints and need to start painting 😊
Thank you, and I hope you enjoy your paints! 😊
Such a great video! I really loved that blue orange color. Also, Im pretty sure PO13 is not a very lightfast color either, similar to the PR3. Id definitely do a diluted and full strength lightfast swatch for any paint mixed PO13 or PR3; especially if one is planning on selling artwork...but anyway I love how your piece turned out! Such a fun video! Thank you so much for sharing. Much much love!
Thank you! I don't have enough windows in my house for all of the lightfast tests I want to do, haha! 😂
Really nice panting, and I liked the way the paints behaved. The blue-orange is very interesting. How do the supervision paints compare to the Schmincke granulating colours? It;is territory I haven’t explored yet, but I do have some lovely Szmal granulating ones…. So am curious to know how you would compare granulating pigments from different brands.
These are different to the Schminckes because only one of the pigments is granulating, whereas Schmincke I think are all granulating pigments. The non-granulating ones in these Super Visions sort of float over the top of the heavier cerulean blue, causing a signficant colour shift. But having said that, Schminckes also split out into their various pigments - just way more granulation! Super Visions are more saturated whereas Schmincke are fairly muted. I could go on for a long time here, lol!
wow!! I've never seen an orange/blue watercolour like that before!! What an utterly amazing paint! I really, really loved your painting too, how incredible, all the texture and shading, I thoroughly enjoyed this, thank you! :D
The blue/orange is definitely the strangest combination I've ever seen, and I love how it splits out, it's so fascinating! I really enjoyed these, and had fun with the painting, thank you 😊
Beautiful paints and your paint really showed them off well. I’m on a no buy art supplies year this year but I might get them for my birthday from my partner if he asks me what I would like. I will have to wait and see.
I've been trying to be as low buy as possible too - kind of working but new products coming out really challenges this, haha!
Great review Becky! Love your artwork 😍
Thank you so much! ❤
Oh how that blue orange is unique!! I’m kind of into it😂 the blue violet is a bit tamer, and the purple is really pretty. That one kind of looks the most cohesive if that makes sense. I love how the Statue of Liberty😅 came out! The blue orange was perfect for her. I’m curious about the other options for the trios now!
There were some other interesting colour combinations which made it hard to pick, but I think blue orange was the most outlandish so I had to go with it, haha! I love painting statues, and I can't believe I hadn't thought of Liberty before this. 😂
Hi Becky the blue one looks like their other blue one it's Ash something almost identicle. Gorgeous painting, I'm working on a book of birds at the moment I'm doing them in my sketchbook with gouache and arrtx acrylic pens
I think the blue pigment has been included in some of the other sets as well so I guess it is a commonly used one in their paints. It's a great one though so I'm happy with it! Ooh a book of birds...I'd like to do an entire sketchbook full of them one day too. Sounds fabulous. 😊
@@BeckyTregear that's what I'm doing, they are semi realistic, a little bit quirky with character. I'd love to see you do birds!!!!
@@BeckyTregear yes that's what I'm doing,they are semi realistic, a little bit quirky with characters lol. I'd love to see you do birds!!!
Very beautiful painting! Im too scared to try these super vision paints.
I think I prefer the sets of three because they're considerably cheaper than the boxes, and therefore less "risk", haha. But going off this one little set, I really like them! We'll see if they split in the tubes over time, but so far there are no issues that I can see.
Drawing the liberty statue while reviewing Chinese watercolors. A deliberate statement? Or unconscious one? Indeed laage tubes of cales, noice picture!
Completely not political, the colour just made me think of the Statue of Liberty, because I went there years ago and it popped into my head.
💜💜💜tfs💜💜💜
I clicked on your video because I never heard of these paints before but I'm so glad I did- I love them! I live in NYC (Bklyn actually), and when you said you were doing the SOL- I thought that would be so perfect. Of course the statue itself has oxidized endlessly and has many rust stains over the years, but after seeing the green orange paint after it dried, I was really expecting to see the beautiful rusty green mix of color, but instead it only shows a muted green- what happened? 😳😕🤗🌹
Could just be the layers and I also did a very diluted wash to begin with. I think the paint tends to split more when it has less water in it. Could be the paper too...it is starting to break down and I'm trying to get the sketchbook finished as soon as possible, haha!
@@BeckyTregear It's still beautiful, you never know what pigments and water will do, but I I'm going tomorrow to get some Van Gogh watercolors for the first time, I've watched a few videos on them and they seem to be pretty decent for the price as here in Bklyn their under $5 a tube. My finances are invisible so I can't afford all the other high end brands, so as long as get the results I'm looking for I'm good. I've been an artist for well over 50 years and have done mostly oils and some pastels as well as draw using graphite and colored pencils, but over 4 years ago I finally got into watercolors and acrylics (their not my favorite cause your painting with plastic when you think about it 🤢😆), but the more I do watercolors I haven't done anything with acrylics in a while. I'm not crazy about gouache because of the chalky finish so I didn't continue with them.
Have you ever tried Van Gogh and if so did you do a video on it? 🤗🕊️🌹
@@doralevitt2879 Van Gogh are very nice paints, I made a couple of videos about a year ago, with a couple of sets I found at a market for super discounted prices.
@@BeckyTregear Is the video still around, I'd love to watch it, but right now it's 4:20am and I should go to sleep, what country are you in? 🥱😵😆
@@doralevitt2879 Yes, if you scroll back through my videos you should find them. Totally blanking on their titles; I am away from my computer for a few days. I live in Melbourne, Australia.
These are interesting but be WARNED that they separate and fade really badly! Kimberly Crick Art has an in depth video on this.
I decided to save my money and invest in artist grade watercolors and make my own mixes.
I've got five sets of these paints and they have not faded in the tubes or the pans and I've had them a few years. I saw Kimberly review but I don't agree with it in the slightest, I'm wondering if she had a bad lot
I will definitely be looking at these long term but so far they are really lovely with no splitting in the tube whatsoever. It'll be interesting to see what happens in a year or so. I'm also unsure if these are the same as the ones which come in sets of 10.
@@sueallen952 that's good to know, because some of these colours are beautiful and I've been thinking of getting them for ages. They are expensive though. I think Ash was one of the ones I like best. The orange split on this video is amazing though!
@@BeckyTregear Kimberley's results are really interesting. She also recommends checking out Alice Lim on the same subject.
What's nice about KC's is that she goes on to show us how to achieve the same effects from our own paints, as we've talked about before.
th-cam.com/video/w4IcB1bNt6c/w-d-xo.html
Hope this is helpful (though I suspect you may have found for yourself already😄 ) If I try and post it on anyone else's, it may get removed for breaking the rules, but I think that doing so for yours should be ok.
@@chaosinca Yes, i think they're expensive, too! Beautiful or not, they don't tempt me for that reason, if not for others!
Like you, I loved the blue - orange one best.
Maybe take a look at my reply to Becky? 😊
Premièr!
Hi, aw! Not sure if you're a bloke or a lass, but assuming now that you're a lass? 😄
Why? Cos you use the feminine version of first:
"Je suis la première ! "
The masculine is "Je suis le premier !"
In France, this gender specificity persists in the language, and I always wonder, when I hear, for example, the host of a show having to say le ou la ..." all the time for "may the best [man] / [woman] win! " or see it written in books, whether the speaker / writer gets fed up with it - but I guess, as it's ingrained from the beginning of learning to speak, they probably don't think about it...
😊
@@MrsBarnabas I’m a WHA- no, no, no. A bloke, a bloke, I’m a bloke 😬.
😂 I was going to write premier but that was flagged as incorrect, so I assumed it must be premiere. I also looked it up in a dictionary. I must have missed the gender part. I really need to go back to using the Babel app. 😂
Better edit my comment 😄
@@awatercolourist That has made me laugh so much that it's made me cough!!! [but still laughing!]
I'd thought that, but your choice of gender confuzzled me completely. I use the free version of DeepL Translate for checking my French or translating from one to the other, then doing the 'reverse' translation to double-check it.
It very rarely lets me down, because it also gives alternatives - in this case, it would have given you the option of le / la. Putting in, "I'm first!" or a name which indicates which gives an indication will help, too,
I do still use Google if I need to check a correction I may have made to DeepL, but its lack of options / colloquial translation is why I took advice from several sources to do the swap a few years back.
Check this out and see how it translates my English original ^^^ . 😊
Ça m'a fait tellement rire que ça m'a fait tousser ! !! (mais je ris quand même !)
C'est ce que j'avais pensé, mais votre choix de genre m'a complètement déconcerté. J'utilise la version gratuite de DeepL Translate pour vérifier mon français ou traduire de l'un à l'autre, puis faire la traduction "inverse" pour vérifier.
Il me laisse très rarement tomber, car il donne aussi des alternatives - dans ce cas, il vous aurait donné l'option le / la. Mettre "Je suis le premier !" ou un nom qui indique qui donne une indication peut aussi aider,
J'utilise quand même Google si j'ai besoin de vérifier une correction que j'ai fait sur DeepL, mais son manque d'options / de traduction informelle est la raison pour laquelle j'ai suivi les conseils de plusieurs sources pour faire l'échange il y a quelques années.
@@MrsBarnabas 😂😂. It’s times like these that I wish I were fluent at French: the French translation looks so fancy. Thanks for mentioning DeepL. I might check it out. 👍🏼
@@awatercolourist If you copy and paste the French into DeepL, it'll give you the English - then you'll see just how accurate it can be.
After six years, I'm fluent, but not accurate - that is, I speak French without thinking, and am understood by the person I'm speaking to, but sometimes I'll hesitate over some vocabulary, or I need to ask the other person to slow down - it is normal that they speak sooo fast! (I did live and work here for a couple of years when I was in my early 20's, but that was a very looong time ago!)
I read novels, etc easily, but get nervous with official documents and replying to them, which is where a good translator is essential! And if I have a long-ish letter / email to write to friends, I cheat and write it in English first!
Anyways, Mr aw, nice to chat!!! A bientôt! 😊
Can’t tell if Australian is extremely annoying or if it’s just you
Oh I'm super annoying mate! 🤘
Wonderful painting 😊
Thank you 😊
Wonderful painting!
Thank you so much 😀