Schmincke Super Granulation Tundra Set - Testing Some of the Colours | Watercolour Demonstration
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ก.พ. 2023
- In this video, I am testing four out of the five colours of the Tundra Super Granulation watercolour set by Schmincke. Watch me paint a peaceful sunset scene using the following Tundra colours: Orange, Pink, Violet, and Blue.
Materials used:
PAINTS:
Tundra Orange
Tundra Pink
Tundra Violet
Tundra Blue
all by Schmincke
PAPER:
Baohong "Master's Choice" 100% cotton 300 gsm cold press 18 x 26 cm (7 x 10 in) block
BRUSHES:
NEEF Thomas W Schaller Mops Sizes 3/0; 0
Princeton Select Script Liner Size 1
Panart 1102 Round Size 0
Black Silver by Dynasty Rigger 4950 Size 4
And a random hard bristle fan brush from a craft store
OTHER MATERIALS:
hand towel
cotton buds
tissues
pencil
eraser
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Music by RelaxingTime from Pixabay.com
Most relaxing and enjoyable video while watching you create with those wonderful paints.Gorgeous results.❤
Thank you for watching and for your lovely comment 😊
I’m so glad to find you..I just started at 59 years old, and was trying to paint with watercolor like it’s oil, (beginner there too..) stroke by stroke for realism, but, I’m going to let go and really try to “get it” with the flow..thanks for your videos, your work is beautiful!
Thank you for your kind words John. I've heard stories that are very similar to yours - artists picking up watercolours and using them in the same way they would use oils or acrylics, but watercolours are so very different indeed. They have a mind of their own :) When I stopped trying to control them much I started getting the results I was after. They love water and they want to flow. Enjoy your watercolour journey!
John, I started in my 60's and followed the same path. I'm now learning to paint more loosely, letting the water and pigment work their magic and trusting the process. 😊
@@AnastasiaMily’they love water and want to flow’ that’s so true! I’m only just starting out myself at 59 but I’ve always been drawn to watercolour and never understood why people treat it like oils and acrylic. It’s always felt like caging a bird☹️
I finally got the tundra violet paint and did your mono piece with the two trees. It was so enjoyable and by far the most comfortable and intuitive tutorial I’ve done to date. I’m trying to direct people to you you in my FB watercolour group, you deserve so many more subscribers. Big fan here, I love your work❤
@@pjprimadonna Thank you so much 🙏 I really appreciate it. So glad you enjoyed the Tundra Violet video. It is such a fun colour to play with! One of my favourite things about watercolour is how unpredictable it often is, and Tundra Violet is next-level unpredictable.
Beautiful, elegant and inspirational. Thank you.
Thank you so much!
Anastasia, I have a few of Schminche's Granulating colors. This video is an inspiration. Thank you!
Thank you for watching Joyce! These paints are certainly a lot of fun to play with. Enjoy!
Absolutely gorgeous. These paints look so beautiful. I am still to understand about all the watercolour words but your process is so easy to follow and so calming. Thank you. Hopefully can invest in couple to see how they work.
Thank you for such lovely feedback - I am very glad to know you find my videos easy to follow! Have fun with those paints 😊
So beautifully demonstrated and wonderful analysis at the end and along the way --gorgeous landscape too! Thank you for showing the potential of these subtle pigments!!
Thank you so much for such lovely feedback Susan! I really enjoyed getting to know these paints
Thank you for your lists of brushes 👍
Thank you for watching, glad you found the brush list!
Abstract art is not as simple as people think you have to make it look like it’s there(sky,trees etc) but at the same time not do too much
Beautiful and awesome work👌🏻
Thank you for your kind words! Minimalism is something I am very drawn to in art...
Beautiful painting. I've had this set for over a year and not used them much. So very excited to have a go at your painting
Thank you so much Anne! Have fun :) They are such lovely paints.
Beautiful!
Thank you so much Laura!
Beautiful 🌈💛🌈😊💛
Thank you so much 😊
Wow! Beautiful work Anastasia! ❤❤❤
Thank you so much 😊
Nice demo of this set--I have the Tundra violet and have used it some...need to loosen up and just splash it across wet paper for a simple sky like this. Granulating paints in general fascinate me, there's no such equivalent paint in the airbrush world I come from. I got a little 8 ml. tube of that WN Cotman Paynes Gray based on how it granulated so well for you...I needed a Payne's gray anyway. Aarrggh, one more day until new paper--I need to play so badly! Fortunately I have some airbrush work to do on a couple of cards & envelopes I need to finish...eventually I plan on adding small watercolor paintings to these. Oh, I am subbed--I really like learning a loose, abstract kind of style painting....a couple of other artists I learn a lot from are Jean Lurssen and Linda Brown, there are others of course.
Thank you for watching and for being here. And for your kind words. I love Jean Lurssen's style, she is so free with her paints - it is inspiring to watch.
Tundra Violet is such a mesmerising colour, especially when mixed with a ton of water, and you are right - it is perfect for the skies. Have fun playing with your new paper and paints! Happy painting!
Great granulation…something to think about…the fact that those pigments do not dry lighter….the intensity stays first time around!
It was certainly a nice surprise. Also, I love that these paints can be purchased separately as well, not just as a set.
@@AnastasiaMily I imagine it happens since the granulating colours are not ground as fine as other paints. Thus they are 'heavier' and dwell and pool in the valleys of the textured paper, and there is more pigment so they don't lighten as they dry.
@@allanpennington I think you are right!! I'll have to test with my other granulating paints, I am intrigued now
Outstanding demonstration of granulating paints. I only have one granulating paint on my pallet (W & N Mars black) definitely need to get some more. Ordering some of the Schmincke pigments based on what I see in your video; thanks for the demo.
Thank you Ted! I use a lot of different granulating colours and I love the effects they can produce. Such a wonderful way to add texture and depths to watercolour paintings. Have fun with your Schmincke colours!
magnifique...bravo
Thank you so much!
Great work beautiful
Thank you so much!
Does that palette really keep your paints moist? Lovely painting as always!
Nope, it doesn’t 😁 I keep it with the lid open anyway and spray water on my paints before each painting session. This palette works well for me as the wells are slanted, are a good size, and there are 36 of them
Looks like they aren’t super easy to rewet. I am all about granulation but for some reason these schminke super granulating ones just don’t appeal to me. I really like when they have a good range of value and seems like some are pretty limited in that way. Love your paintings so much btw!
They are not as easy to rewet for sure. Better use them freshly squeezed out as I mentioned at the end of the video. But when combined with other paints on my palette that have a great range of value these Schmincke ones will be a great addition of my regular collection of colours. Thank you Areesha!
Hi, I love the vlog . Could you share what palette you are using?
Thank you Bruce. I use Meeden palettes to keep my paints in (they claim these palettes are airtight but they are not really). It has larger than usual wells which I love. www.amazon.com.au/MEEDEN-Airtight-Leakproof-Watercolour-Palette/dp/B07GPTQNXV
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