Burnt Sienna: A BRIEF HISTORY & COMPARING 4 Brands, Loose Watercolor Painting Watercolour Swatching

[@LisaLisa-fq4th]

Wonderful comparison. Thank you

[@LoisDavidsonArt]

Thank you! 🙂

[@delphinewood7519]

I’ve been impressed with Jackson’s during this swatching series. Thanks for sharing this.

[@LoisDavidsonArt]

Thanks Delphine!🙂

[@janeosborne165]

Burnt Sienna is my palette must-have. I use Daniel Smith paints exclusively and love the granulation. (I'm in Portland, Oregon)

[@LoisDavidsonArt]

Thank you!

[@maggimarmion3836]

These colour swatching videos are soo helpful!!❤️

[@elizabethwatering2257]

Thank you for sharing, very interesting

[@LoisDavidsonArt]

Thank you!

[@rarejem12]

Love your comparison videos…thank you for this series!!

[@LoisDavidsonArt]

Thank you!

[@allanandlisafraser8798]

I’ve been using WNC because of the cost and availability. I’m quite taken the Jackson’s. Thanks for doing these swatching videos, I have been keeping a list of all my favourites. Cheers, Lisa

[@LoisDavidsonArt]

Thank you!

[@jacksoncenterforthearts626]

I have struggled with getting the pigment load I want painting animals with Cotman. It helps me see that the more expensive paint is better value for money.

[@Diane_McDon]

Very helpful, thanks

[@GM-yn9nc]

Love this comparison! Burnt sienna is absolutely beautiful and one of my all time favorites. Great work horse pigment, especially when mixed with Ultramarine for shadows. Replaces red on my palette for those fall scenes. Love this upload Lois.

[@LoisDavidsonArt]

Thank you!

[@brigitteitg]

I love this series, thank you! I’m not a fan of Burnt Sienna and I prefer the PR101 versions. However, the W&N one is on my main palette as it mixes so well with their French Ultramarine.

[@LoisDavidsonArt]

Thanks for sharing!🙂

[@sonyaoart]

They are all beautiful but then I haven’t seen a burnt sienna I didn’t like. I have the W&N in my palette. Thanks for these comparisons!