All colors are so beautiful..the fugitive versions too. Unless aiming to sell one's originals, it hardly matters if paints are fugitive or not..thanks for the video..
and thank YOU for watching and commenting :D i completely agree with you in regards to using fugitive pigments. and i'd like to add that even when selling art, it's still okay to use fugitive pigments if it's part of your unique palette. the seller just needs to let the buyer be aware how the colours on the painting may change over time :)
@@PaintinHiding Thank you, I did! I do have a question for you. Did you find there was a quality difference between their tube paints and their pan paints, or were they comparable? I have been thinking about investing in tubes in the future.
@@jengoodwyn2715 quality-wise i think the pans and tubes are equivalent. howeverrrrr, i personally prefer the pans because i have trouble painting with the tubes. here’s why… i don’t mind that the tube paints don’t dry or harden because i know they contain honey, but whenever i go to pick up some paint with my brush, sometimes a chunk of paint comes with it and that messes up my painting flow. not ALL of the tubes paints are like this, i’ve had a few that were fine but generally that’s my issue. (stiffer synthetic round brushes do this a lot but it still happens with my other softer squirrel hair brushes as well). so if you’re the kind of person who thoroughly lathers their paint prior to painting, then you won’t have an issue with getting tube paints. go for it :) but if ur like me where i tend to grab paint and go straight to paper, you might not like it. hope that helps!
@@darklittlepeople awww that's very kind of you :) i'm not looking to grow my channel or anything but it's nice to be told what i'm doing is benefiting others, so thank you again :D
@@zeyneah1766 @zeyneah awww, honestly... thank you veryyy much >__< you don't know how much that means to me~ i get the handful comments and DMs about no sound and even though i'm aware of it, the criticisms find their way to chip at my soul anyway.. so thank you for taking the time to send me that comment ❤️❤️❤️
@@PaintinHiding no no! At the very end of your video, there is a question in small print:. "could you relate with needing to hide art from your loved ones?". Yes I can relate! I art journal, which makes no sense to most people that don't. The one time I did show it, there was this shoulder shrug and a "what is it supposed to be?" question. I thought that is what you meant about hiding art from my loved ones!
@@Optasia22 ah! i rarely get replies to that question so i don’t assume people are talking about that, my bad! my circumstances are different but similar so one one hand im glad to have met someone who could relate but on the other hand, im also sorry you’re in that situation. 🥺 i feel you~
Oh I love that deep russian green by WN, completely forgot about that colour 😁. Their Sap green also looks more like sap unlike the Sonnet version. And I have their Venice purple in my palette, always)) I also have their carmine, the old version that one, and I love the colour, not sure about the pigment tho.. I`ll check your lightfast test video. Great palette, thank you!
you're welcome! and i love it too! i use it as a sap green since the sonnet sap green is waaaaayyy too bright, lol. yeah i think their carmine pigment keeps changing. hope u find the lightfast vid helpful! feel free to let me know if you have any questions :)
@@PaintinHiding I think you`re right, I wouldn`t risk using that carmine now. You are so kind to say that, actually I wonder if you also find that green kinda sedimenting? But in a good way (ulike their prussian blue sand like texture) I wouldn`t call it granulation, but I enjoy it in heavy flow mixes. I bought another one but haven`t checked it yet, I still haven`t used up the one on my palette. Haven`t find an issue with lightfastness of pg8 ether, what`s your experience? It`s nothing of a pressing matter, but thank you ))
@@LowKey_izildura yes! i know exactly what you mean~ mine is also “sedimenting” too. i personally don’t mind it. i just gives me unexpected texture which is okay with me :) and i also haven’t had any lightfast issues with PG8.
you mentioned Madder Lake as fugitive. I just bought White Nights Madder Lake Red Light(PR187) ;( Do you know is that kinda fugitive as well? Handprint does not have this pigment info.
unfortunately, i dont have any PR187. it seems to be lightfast though. here’s a link for reference… www.artiscreation.com/red.html#PR187 schmincke and turner watercolours both have colours made with PR187. maybe someone on the internet has made swatch comparisons :)
You are so talktative!!!! I want a cobalt turquoise but I just find in professional lines here in Brasil!!!
am i?! oh why thank youu~ hahaha~ the cobalt turquoise is lovely indeed :D thanks for watching!
All colors are so beautiful..the fugitive versions too. Unless aiming to sell one's originals, it hardly matters if paints are fugitive or not..thanks for the video..
and thank YOU for watching and commenting :D i completely agree with you in regards to using fugitive pigments. and i'd like to add that even when selling art, it's still okay to use fugitive pigments if it's part of your unique palette. the seller just needs to let the buyer be aware how the colours on the painting may change over time :)
I love White Nights and I think this is pretty much the perfect palette in regards to colour range and choices. Pure eye candy to watch!
thank you so much!
@@PaintinHiding Thank you, I did! I do have a question for you. Did you find there was a quality difference between their tube paints and their pan paints, or were they comparable? I have been thinking about investing in tubes in the future.
@@jengoodwyn2715 quality-wise i think the pans and tubes are equivalent. howeverrrrr, i personally prefer the pans because i have trouble painting with the tubes. here’s why… i don’t mind that the tube paints don’t dry or harden because i know they contain honey, but whenever i go to pick up some paint with my brush, sometimes a chunk of paint comes with it and that messes up my painting flow. not ALL of the tubes paints are like this, i’ve had a few that were fine but generally that’s my issue. (stiffer synthetic round brushes do this a lot but it still happens with my other softer squirrel hair brushes as well). so if you’re the kind of person who thoroughly lathers their paint prior to painting, then you won’t have an issue with getting tube paints. go for it :) but if ur like me where i tend to grab paint and go straight to paper, you might not like it. hope that helps!
That's a great selection of colors. I particularly like the look of the PG8.
thank you :D seems many people don't use the PG8 just because they think it's fugitive.
Thank you!
you're welcome :D
this is so beautiful, i gotta check which colours i'm missing... thank you for sharing and for the inspo :)
thank you and you’re welcome! 😆 and thank you for taking the time to comment 🥰
@@PaintinHiding oh, i love commenting, it's an opportunity to discover cool people, plus it helps the creators out with the f-ing algorithm ! 😅
@@darklittlepeople awww that's very kind of you :) i'm not looking to grow my channel or anything but it's nice to be told what i'm doing is benefiting others, so thank you again :D
Wish the Sonnets had refills. Guess Ill have to replace them with WN pans when Ive used them up.
I am so happy for finding your channel😍
awww thank you so much! ❤️ if you have any requests, feel free to let me know 😊
@@PaintinHiding haha you re so kind thank you😅your videos are silent, relaxing and good quality, just as I wanted😍
@@zeyneah1766 @zeyneah awww, honestly... thank you veryyy much >__< you don't know how much that means to me~ i get the handful comments and DMs about no sound and even though i'm aware of it, the criticisms find their way to chip at my soul anyway.. so thank you for taking the time to send me that comment ❤️❤️❤️
@@PaintinHiding haha keep going then, you are doing well🤩
Loved it ☺️ oh, and I NEVER let people see what I do, it's for me, not anyone else ❤️
thank you! :D never let people see what you do? i'm not sure i follow. u mean like how i'm showing how i upgraded the palette?
@@PaintinHiding no no! At the very end of your video, there is a question in small print:. "could you relate with needing to hide art from your loved ones?".
Yes I can relate! I art journal, which makes no sense to most people that don't. The one time I did show it, there was this shoulder shrug and a "what is it supposed to be?" question.
I thought that is what you meant about hiding art from my loved ones!
@@Optasia22 ah! i rarely get replies to that question so i don’t assume people are talking about that, my bad! my circumstances are different but similar so one one hand im glad to have met someone who could relate but on the other hand, im also sorry you’re in that situation. 🥺 i feel you~
@@PaintinHiding oh don't be sorry, I just do what brings me joy, and that's all that matters ❤️☺️
@@Optasia22 amen to that! 🥳
Oh I love that deep russian green by WN, completely forgot about that colour 😁. Their Sap green also looks more like sap unlike the Sonnet version. And I have their Venice purple in my palette, always)) I also have their carmine, the old version that one, and I love the colour, not sure about the pigment tho.. I`ll check your lightfast test video. Great palette, thank you!
you're welcome! and i love it too! i use it as a sap green since the sonnet sap green is waaaaayyy too bright, lol. yeah i think their carmine pigment keeps changing. hope u find the lightfast vid helpful! feel free to let me know if you have any questions :)
@@PaintinHiding I think you`re right, I wouldn`t risk using that carmine now.
You are so kind to say that, actually I wonder if you also find that green kinda sedimenting? But in a good way (ulike their prussian blue sand like texture) I wouldn`t call it granulation, but I enjoy it in heavy flow mixes. I bought another one but haven`t checked it yet, I still haven`t used up the one on my palette. Haven`t find an issue with lightfastness of pg8 ether, what`s your experience? It`s nothing of a pressing matter, but thank you ))
@@LowKey_izildura yes! i know exactly what you mean~ mine is also “sedimenting” too. i personally don’t mind it. i just gives me unexpected texture which is okay with me :) and i also haven’t had any lightfast issues with PG8.
you mentioned Madder Lake as fugitive. I just bought White Nights Madder Lake Red Light(PR187) ;( Do you know is that kinda fugitive as well? Handprint does not have this pigment info.
unfortunately, i dont have any PR187. it seems to be lightfast though. here’s a link for reference… www.artiscreation.com/red.html#PR187
schmincke and turner watercolours both have colours made with PR187. maybe someone on the internet has made swatch comparisons :)
In my experience it`s excellent LF and a great colour
thank you. Liron made a video about this specific color, so I think the lightfastness should be good.
thank you :)
@@dannychen1064 awesome! i might check out that vid myself since i dont have that pigment yet :) thank you~