I have never seen such a clever layout of colours before, and thank you for explaining so well why you chose these specific colours and how you intend to use them for mixing. Looking forward to see how you will use this palette 👍
The way you have them organized is very smart.. I did the same with mine when I was learning color mixing and it was so much better than the typical "rainbow" layout with them grouped by hue (yellows, greens, blues, purples, etc). You can find your warm/cool primaries much easier and never have to guess what pan to stick your brush into to get the mix you are looking for. They can all look very similar when dried and it's too easy to grab phthalo instead of ultramarine for example when they are right next to each other.
Thanks. Yes, that's the point. I only push for the usual rainbow sequence when im using the typical tin when pans are lined in a long line and pans with gaps. Here, the grids give no space so puting related colors would help incase they mix. 😊
Thanks too, Denise. I'm also happy to have finally made this selection. I'm glad that you're back from hiatus. I was also away for months for some personal reasons. I'm praying for everything to get better for us. 🙏
Allan, I truly enjoyed this video. Your explanation and logic in laying out the colors of your pallet were illuminating. I, too, love Daniel Smith watercolors, and so your choices will likely affect my pallet going forward. Thank you. As an aside, I also really enjoy the lilt in your voice. Having spent quite a bit of time in the company of Filipino friends, it reminds me of all the best qualities I admire in them. It made your presentation quite relatable for me. Thanks again!
Hi Michael. Thank you for appreciating the layout of the paints and the color choices. I'm halfway done using these colors, and I'm still very happy with them. It put a smile on my face when you said I remind you of your Filipino friends. 😊 Thank you, too.
Both bloodstone and serpentine are just convenience mixes. Both utilize PBK11 along with common pigments. They are easily mixed.. I would suggest going for PBK11 as you can use it to create a multitude of other "primatek", "dusk", and "supergranulating" colors.
Hmm. Bloodstone and Serpentine utilize PBK11? Where did you get that information? I think there's confusion here. Daniel Smith's Bloodstones and Serpentine and the rest of the Primateks are not made of pigments, so they don't have pigment codes. The Primateks are made out of minerals and gem stones. In the case of Bloodstone and Serpentine, they're made of those mentioned minerals that's why they're also labeled as "genuines". I get it when you say they are "convenience" . but what I pertain to "mixes" are paints made out of 2 or more pigments. So Bloodstone and Serpentine being made out of a single mineral each, makes them not a convenience MIX. Bloodstone color may be achieved, but its texture of being matte and flat is hard to imitate. Serpentine's hue on the otherhand doesn't show any traces of black granulation, as opposed to your statement earlier stating it could be achieved using PBK11. What makes me choose serpentine is its being made out of the Serpentine Gem and the pink and green dual tone it shows.
@@AllanJayQuesada They were proven in lab tests to contain little if any of the "genuine" minerals and gem stones they were named after and contain mostly common pigments. This was a huge issue last year when the tests were made public. Kim Crick has reproduced many of them. Serpentine is PY150/PB15/PBK11. The lab tests were shared on world pigment day on instagram. Daniel Smith has addressed it yet refused to confirm or deny. Even Jackson's Art in the UK has addressed it on their blog.
@waymire01 oh yes, I remember the Primatek controversy. That was really something, and still I'm waiting for DS to declare the truth. For now, I'd hold on to the info shared on their tubes. But rethinking about the Kim's lab formula for Serpentine, PY150+PB15+PBk11, how come the DS Serpentine is not staining when PY150 and PB15 are known to be very staining? And also, where's is the pink dual tone coming from? Is that the little part of the real gem stone? These are my legit questions.. and I really hope one day DS gets really transparent about it.
I know this is already completed.. but I would encourage anyone doing the same to pull out that molded well segment and use individual full pans. It's so helpful if you decide to change or reorganize a color. Also makes cleaning much easier since you can pull them all out and get to all the surfaces. You can also label each for easy identification. I've started putting everything into full pans, and it saves me so much frustration and waste of paint.
I definitely get your and I agree. That is an option i am thinking in time ive consumed all the paints in this brass grid. Or might have full pans now on the side for the times i am lazy and need my convenience color. This type of palette where colors are so close to each other and slots are challenging to clean are I think more dedicated to the likes of alvaro Castagnet who have a fixed and final color selection and who doesn't care much if his colors mix. Based on my personality, i have times i am OC to cleaning my palette and there are also times when Im ok with them mixing.
@@AllanJayQuesada not sure how I missed this video! I love the palette and the choices, but think you could easily dual purpose it by using full pans as described. Using a magnetic sheet and magnets on the pans you could have an easy to remove full alternative palette as well as have both at the ready when using it in the studio. Did you do a mixing chart with these colours? It is such a strong selection I feel sure there will be a lovely range. You sounded a bit nostalgic for some of the discontinued DS colours so I hope you have some left over…
That cobalt teal blue is so beautiful💕 bright teal colors like that and opera are some of my favs and are always in my palettes^^ theyre so eye catching haha I know opera is not lightfast, but i paint in sketchbooks/digitize my paintings, and i dont really sell originals anyways, so lightfastness isnt a huge deal-breaker for me when it comes to paints Wonderful choice of colors overall! They found a loving home in ur new brass palette💕
I love opera and turquoise teals too! They’re a must have, plus a leaf green lol! Don’t apologize for your fav colors, opera adds such a punch to pieces! 💗💕💗💕💗🌚💖🤪✨
Hiii. I definitely agree. My heart loves vibrant to luminous colors such as Opera and Teal. I have opera in almost all of my brands as it is an unmatched color.. but like you, i use it too in sketchbooks. 😃
Pretty genius, the way you set this up. Love the triads! It's always fascinating to me to hear why people use certain colors. Thanks for this video! ❤️
Thank you, Christie for the praises. I love watching other artists' palette setup to. I learn something everytime and it's satisfying too to see their set ups. 😌
A great line up of colours, I love the way you chose them and the potential for great mixes. The brass palette is beautiful. Hope you have lots of productive use from this palette and a lot of joy using it. Inspired choices!
Thank you Lindy. Ive thought about this color selection even before the creation of the palette months ago. haha. I am happy with it and it is already in use. :)
Great colour choices Allan! Have you ever tried making a grey/black by mixing Cobalt Blue & Trans Red Oxide? It really makes a beautiful granulating grey which also separates out when dry, leaving the greyish brown with blue granulation.
@Nathan Dixon wow, that's really a great work there. Followed you on ig. Yes, i can see the separation of colors and still delivering the grey needed for the subject. 👏
Great choice , I have most of them , not necessarily Daniel Smith. If you can show more of your mixes from these , so we can learn how to use them and bring the maximum values of them , such as perylene maroon(what is royal orange?), phalo turquoise, and the po48, perylene green ... I dont mix them a lot. Or only with similar tones . I would like to learn more about the versatility of these colors .Thank you for this very useful video . I like all your brand reviews and sample paintings. I think I will really like it too if you do some color analyses and mixing samples and demos .
Thank you! I am considering a dedicated content for my favorite mixes using these colors. Hope you could watch it too once it is out. :) Royal Orange is a yellowish orange close to Quinacridone Gold. I love mixing these deep and earthy colors with mostly transparent colors. I am excited to share these mixes soon. :)
Wow! Nakabalik kana po ulit. Namiss ko po mga videos niyo po. Lalo na ung mga ganitong explanation. Ikaw po laging nirerecommend ko po Kuya. At mukhang may bago na naman po akong pag iipunan at oorderin (mag-rerequest po ako na kunwari gift) hahaha. God bless po Kuya Allan.
Sir Allan, I hope you will try doing asmr no talking videos while painting, swatching, or filling up your palettes (which is my personal favorite)! Your background noise will be perfect and very relaxing po!
Pangit ba yung boses ko? 😅 de joke lang po. Hehehe. Gusto ko nga rin mag asmr. Kaya lang minsan ung backround ko na birds and chicken, may mga kasabay na kapitbahay na nagvivideoke or naguusap.hehe. pero sige, minsan gawa tayo ng asmr. Dream ko rin yun for mh channel. 😊
this video is very helpful! i also started to build my own watercolor palette but still confused on choosing colors as i don't want to repeat same color in my existed palette the overall explanation is making a lot of sense now that i see it on spread, again, thank you for such helpful explanation!
I recently discovered your channel. I really like your watercolour style and I would like to paint similar ladscapes as you are doing. So, thank you verey much to share. Greetings from Spain.
Gracias, Rafa. I am happy you love what I do here. Just continue painting and you'll discover more of your own potentials. Since you've mentioned you're from Spain, I'm inviting you to checkout my Videos when I was in Madrid and Barcelona. Also did an arthaul video in Barcelona . Beautiful country and experience. 🥰
i love your passion for paints like i have.id love to see you paint gallaxies i love roses birds and i want to learn to paint rocks inder a river,thank you
Thank you Gina. I'm smiled upon learning someone can relate to my passion. I have painted some birds and roses here in the past and I'm still learning to master them. Rocks under a shallow and clear river is also a dream project for me. Omg. That must be challenging and fulfilling once achieved. 😊
In my opinion Rembrant are better quality paints, Daniel Smith has a wide range of colors that come to mind, moreover I compared Schmincke and Rembrant, almost the vast majority of Schmincke paints are semi-cover and paints with strong granulation, , the watercolor has been totally changed with high-granulation paints, the paintings of some great masters look like they were painted with oil and not watercolors, titanium buff is used more and more to achieve special and I must admit magical effects.
I've been using DS for quite some time so I'm very familiar with it. I've only used 12pans of Rembrandt so ive yet to know it more. Id like to try more colors but through their tubes this time. The granulation and color selection are feats that will be determined by the artist so it varies. 😊
Have you ever considered making your own watercolor? I saw a facebook group about handmade watercolors and mulling pigments it’s intriguing since you can create your own colors/shade that you like…from stuff like stone..
Yes i have. I actually have bought atleast 24 pigments to use and a glass muller. But i have not started turning them into paints as i have no enough time yet. And discovering my own pigments from stones is a whole new level. 😊
Gaganda! At ang linis ng pagka pour sa pans. Hay naku, bad influence k po. Dahil sa mga reviews mo (and othersmdin) may 6 n s student grade paints na ko. 😁😁😁 Looking forward to more videos. And yes, I would like to see your pouring process.
Hahahah. Pasensiya na po. Damay damay lang. Baka gusto niyo pa dagdagan ng professional grades, meron po ako sa Shopee store ko. Hahaha. Salamat po and enjoynapinting. 😍
Hello! I know it’s been a while since you posted this video, but I only just discovered your channel. I love the idea of a strong, pigment palette! I wonder if you have any single pigment color substitution suggestions for the heavy metal colors in your palette: nickel azo yellow and the cobalts? And, are you still using this palette?
@silvertales hiii. Welcome to my channel. To answer your last question, yes, I'm using it now.. and I'm literally using it at this very moment for work, as i reply to you. Hahaha. Nickel Azo Yellow PY150 is a very unique yellow. It is one of the very few yellows (that i know) that's transparent and could be earthy, warm, and cool at the same time. I'm sorry, I could not think of any other pigment as close to its properties. But if I need to reallg replace it, say it's gonna be discontinued, i would pick PY97, Hansa Yelloe Medium. Not the same as N.Azo Yellow but is a good mid yellow that can sit between my Azo Yellow and Isoindoline Yellow. For cobalt blue, and cobalt teal, same. No other close replacements. Other brands, make imitations of the cobalts by adding white to ultramarine to achieve cobalt blue hue and white to phthalo blue+Phthalo green to achieve cobalt teal blue. If you need to really replace thrm with single pigments, you'd be forced to get some entirely different colors like Manganese Blue hue (PB15) and Prussian Blue (PB27). I just cannot imagine my palette without my cobalts. Haha. If it's health and environmental concern, just be really careful and responsible in disposing the waste water.
Thank you for the reply! My primary concerns with the heavy metal pigments is environmentally safe disposal, but you’re right in saying that as long as we follow good practices when it comes to waste water, it should be fine.
@@AllanJayQuesadaAlso, how do you find the Primateks work in color mixes? Do their innate granulation properties pose any specific challenges when mixing? I’m looking to replace Sap green with a single pigment and Serpentine looks like a pretty good substitute. I’m so sorry for all the questions!😅
@silvertales no worries 😉 I'm a fan of granulation, so it never bothered my mixes. The primateks are good on their own, but mixing color to lighten ot darken it, enhances the color. Mixes don't get risks to being muddy unless they're too thick or in heavy mass tone. Keep them in washes and they'll be great.
@@SoYeahChrisCrafts ay talaga ba? Kumusta na kaya ung entry sa La Union? Alam ko kasi doon ang strict din tlaga. Naku. Sige ha. Sabihan kita pag nakapag Baguio ako. Hangout tayo sa Artbar.hehe
Hahaha. I know they look delicious 😋. In recent months I've accepted to myself that I am not happy using the 3 most staining colors I know, the phthalo blue PB15, phthalo green pg7 and dioxazine violet pv23.. i chose phthalo blue turquoise pb16 because it is not as staining as pb15 and it is a color between PB15 and PG7. Just add bit of yellow to PB16, and you can easily get a similar color to PG7, less the staining power. 😊
Hello po. Meron po lahat halos ito sa Schmincke. Mostly similar name. Check niyo lang po lagi rin ung pigment para sure. Pwera ung Serpentine at Bloodstone kasi Primateks yun, sa DS lang talaga. Pwede nanoang replace ang Sap Green kasi di single pigment. Or chromium green oxide nalang akso opaque. Sa bloodstone, siguro ung PBk11 Mars Black nalang.
Hi. There are some sort of 2 brass clips that are meant to tigten up the palette. However, the palette does still move, probably because i remove the palette from time to time. Anyway, it doesnt bother me as the palette is heavy enough not to move when i paint with it. 😊
Ay kuya, sana may review po kayo ng alpha ecole watercolor set..... Bumili po kasi ako last week, kaso wala po akong info about sa pigments na ginamit nila in making those paints.....tapos nakalagay professional..... Di ko tuloy alam kung talaga bang professional o hindi yung paint?.... Salamat kuya
Medyo confusing nga yang brand na yan. Hehe. Meron din kasing Alpha Artists watercolors na nasa Black and Silver tubes. Yun yata yung may pigment codes and mas mahal din siya na malayo.. hindi ko lang sure kung associated silang 2.. check ko rin yang ecole.
No. Diox Purple will go a really long way because of its tintinh strength, but for now, i am avoiding such colors for personal preference. Currently, I prefer mixing my secondaries, the reason I have no orange and violet in this set. The Serpentine Genuine is a green for an exemption. ☺️
I have never seen such a clever layout of colours before, and thank you for explaining so well why you chose these specific colours and how you intend to use them for mixing. Looking forward to see how you will use this palette 👍
Thank you Francis. I am considering a dedicated content for my favorite mixes using these colors. Hope you could watch it too once it is out. :)
The way you have them organized is very smart.. I did the same with mine when I was learning color mixing and it was so much better than the typical "rainbow" layout with them grouped by hue (yellows, greens, blues, purples, etc). You can find your warm/cool primaries much easier and never have to guess what pan to stick your brush into to get the mix you are looking for. They can all look very similar when dried and it's too easy to grab phthalo instead of ultramarine for example when they are right next to each other.
Thanks. Yes, that's the point. I only push for the usual rainbow sequence when im using the typical tin when pans are lined in a long line and pans with gaps. Here, the grids give no space so puting related colors would help incase they mix. 😊
Very intelligently chosen colours
Thanks alot ranjana. 🙏 🎨 🖌
This is a great colour selection
Thank you. 😊
This was wonderful and very informative!! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much, Lynnie. 🙏
Beautiful colors ! I screenshot your swatch card. Thankyou
Thank you too. Glad it's helpful. 😊
I did too :)
Me too. Thanks!
This is a really interesting palette set up! Thanks so much for sharing your favorites :)
Thanks too, Denise. I'm also happy to have finally made this selection. I'm glad that you're back from hiatus. I was also away for months for some personal reasons. I'm praying for everything to get better for us. 🙏
@@AllanJayQuesada sending lots of healing energy your way!
@@InLiquidColor likewise Denise ❤️ 🎨
Allan, I truly enjoyed this video. Your explanation and logic in laying out the colors of your pallet were illuminating. I, too, love Daniel Smith watercolors, and so your choices will likely affect my pallet going forward. Thank you. As an aside, I also really enjoy the lilt in your voice. Having spent quite a bit of time in the company of Filipino friends, it reminds me of all the best qualities I admire in them. It made your presentation quite relatable for me. Thanks again!
Hi Michael. Thank you for appreciating the layout of the paints and the color choices. I'm halfway done using these colors, and I'm still very happy with them. It put a smile on my face when you said I remind you of your Filipino friends. 😊 Thank you, too.
Thanks very much Alan for another really interesting video.
Very welcome David. Thank you too. :)
Both bloodstone and serpentine are just convenience mixes. Both utilize PBK11 along with common pigments. They are easily mixed.. I would suggest going for PBK11 as you can use it to create a multitude of other "primatek", "dusk", and "supergranulating" colors.
Hmm. Bloodstone and Serpentine utilize PBK11? Where did you get that information? I think there's confusion here. Daniel Smith's Bloodstones and Serpentine and the rest of the Primateks are not made of pigments, so they don't have pigment codes. The Primateks are made out of minerals and gem stones. In the case of Bloodstone and Serpentine, they're made of those mentioned minerals that's why they're also labeled as "genuines". I get it when you say they are "convenience" . but what I pertain to "mixes" are paints made out of 2 or more pigments. So Bloodstone and Serpentine being made out of a single mineral each, makes them not a convenience MIX. Bloodstone color may be achieved, but its texture of being matte and flat is hard to imitate. Serpentine's hue on the otherhand doesn't show any traces of black granulation, as opposed to your statement earlier stating it could be achieved using PBK11. What makes me choose serpentine is its being made out of the Serpentine Gem and the pink and green dual tone it shows.
@@AllanJayQuesada They were proven in lab tests to contain little if any of the "genuine" minerals and gem stones they were named after and contain mostly common pigments. This was a huge issue last year when the tests were made public. Kim Crick has reproduced many of them. Serpentine is PY150/PB15/PBK11. The lab tests were shared on world pigment day on instagram. Daniel Smith has addressed it yet refused to confirm or deny. Even Jackson's Art in the UK has addressed it on their blog.
@waymire01 oh yes, I remember the Primatek controversy. That was really something, and still I'm waiting for DS to declare the truth. For now, I'd hold on to the info shared on their tubes. But rethinking about the Kim's lab formula for Serpentine, PY150+PB15+PBk11, how come the DS Serpentine is not staining when PY150 and PB15 are known to be very staining? And also, where's is the pink dual tone coming from? Is that the little part of the real gem stone? These are my legit questions.. and I really hope one day DS gets really transparent about it.
@@AllanJayQuesada No pink in serpentine. The PY150 when concentrated is an orange tone.
@waymire01 yeah but I see the pink undertones in Serperntine. Not orange..
I know this is already completed.. but I would encourage anyone doing the same to pull out that molded well segment and use individual full pans. It's so helpful if you decide to change or reorganize a color. Also makes cleaning much easier since you can pull them all out and get to all the surfaces. You can also label each for easy identification. I've started putting everything into full pans, and it saves me so much frustration and waste of paint.
I definitely get your and I agree. That is an option i am thinking in time ive consumed all the paints in this brass grid. Or might have full pans now on the side for the times i am lazy and need my convenience color. This type of palette where colors are so close to each other and slots are challenging to clean are I think more dedicated to the likes of alvaro Castagnet who have a fixed and final color selection and who doesn't care much if his colors mix. Based on my personality, i have times i am OC to cleaning my palette and there are also times when Im ok with them mixing.
@@AllanJayQuesada not sure how I missed this video! I love the palette and the choices, but think you could easily dual purpose it by using full pans as described. Using a magnetic sheet and magnets on the pans you could have an easy to remove full alternative palette as well as have both at the ready when using it in the studio. Did you do a mixing chart with these colours? It is such a strong selection I feel sure there will be a lovely range. You sounded a bit nostalgic for some of the discontinued DS colours so I hope you have some left over…
Okay tong palette ah.... Ang galing.... Kubg di lang ako tamad na mag mix ng color, okay na okay to...
Hahaha. Ayun lang. Mapaparami ka ng bili colors pag pag di ka mahilig mag mix.hehe
That cobalt teal blue is so beautiful💕 bright teal colors like that and opera are some of my favs and are always in my palettes^^ theyre so eye catching haha
I know opera is not lightfast, but i paint in sketchbooks/digitize my paintings, and i dont really sell originals anyways, so lightfastness isnt a huge deal-breaker for me when it comes to paints
Wonderful choice of colors overall! They found a loving home in ur new brass palette💕
I love opera and turquoise teals too! They’re a must have, plus a leaf green lol! Don’t apologize for your fav colors, opera adds such a punch to pieces! 💗💕💗💕💗🌚💖🤪✨
Hiii. I definitely agree. My heart loves vibrant to luminous colors such as Opera and Teal. I have opera in almost all of my brands as it is an unmatched color.. but like you, i use it too in sketchbooks. 😃
Thank you!
Thanks too! :)
Hi Allan! Nice palette. I would add Potters Pink, PR233, since I love it, and couldn't recreate it.
@VirginiaSantapepa that's a great pigment too! The hue can be recreated, but the texture and granulation, can not. 😊
Great to see you back and hear the wee birdies again ❤️ It was really interesting to see how you set up your fancy brass pallet!
Eiii. Hi again. Yes, I missed being here. Got to do few more videos before I get super loaded again. Thank you
Omg i feel like I haven’t seen your videos in so long!happy to have you back!
Thank you, Fidrina. 🎨 I was away for 5 mos. I missed you all. 😊
Awesome choicea. Thanks for sharing. I also love hearing the birds in your video!
Thank you Sara. 😊 🎨 🐦
Pretty genius, the way you set this up. Love the triads! It's always fascinating to me to hear why people use certain colors. Thanks for this video! ❤️
Thank you, Christie for the praises. I love watching other artists' palette setup to. I learn something everytime and it's satisfying too to see their set ups. 😌
This is a brilliant review, thank you so much :)
Thank you. 🙏
A great line up of colours, I love the way you chose them and the potential for great mixes. The brass palette is beautiful. Hope you have lots of productive use from this palette and a lot of joy using it. Inspired choices!
Thank you Lindy. Ive thought about this color selection even before the creation of the palette months ago. haha. I am happy with it and it is already in use. :)
Great colour choices Allan! Have you ever tried making a grey/black by mixing Cobalt Blue & Trans Red Oxide? It really makes a beautiful granulating grey which also separates out when dry, leaving the greyish brown with blue granulation.
I have always exprimented with Cobalt Blue but I haven't tried this one yet. It sounds interesting. Thank you for sharing this formula, Nathan.
No prob! This painting was almost entirely done with this combination. instagram.com/p/CAJ4kkZnEpL/
@Nathan Dixon wow, that's really a great work there. Followed you on ig. Yes, i can see the separation of colors and still delivering the grey needed for the subject. 👏
Thanks for the follow man! much appreciated.😊
This is a superb and useful selection of Daniel Smith. Thanks
Thank you, Cecilia. 😊
Awesome video!! So happy to see you posting again! Thanks for sharing and much ❤
Thank you, Nadeane. Happy painting 🎨 😊
I'd love to see you filling the palette in real time! great idea!
Will upload that too soon. Thanks Renata. 😊
Great choice , I have most of them , not necessarily Daniel Smith. If you can show more of your mixes from these , so we can learn how to use them and bring the maximum values of them , such as perylene maroon(what is royal orange?), phalo turquoise, and the po48, perylene green ... I dont mix them a lot. Or only with similar tones . I would like to learn more about the versatility of these colors .Thank you for this very useful video . I like all your brand reviews and sample paintings. I think I will really like it too if you do some color analyses and mixing samples and demos .
Thank you! I am considering a dedicated content for my favorite mixes using these colors. Hope you could watch it too once it is out. :) Royal Orange is a yellowish orange close to Quinacridone Gold. I love mixing these deep and earthy colors with mostly transparent colors. I am excited to share these mixes soon. :)
@@AllanJayQuesada Thank you so much . Cant wait to see 😊🙏
I'm so glad you posted a video. I really enjoy them. For sure one of my go too for watercolor quality info.
Thank you Elli. 🙏
I agree with all of your choices! Beautiful
Thank you, Renea. 🎨
Wow such a lovely palette and collection of colours. I can’t wait to see your beautiful paintings. 😁
Thank you too. I'm thrilled as well to use this even though the colors aren't new to me. 😊
Nice to see you back again. I have missed you. Your palette is amazing!
Hello Beth. Thank you! I miss everyone here too. :)
Wow! Nakabalik kana po ulit. Namiss ko po mga videos niyo po. Lalo na ung mga ganitong explanation. Ikaw po laging nirerecommend ko po Kuya. At mukhang may bago na naman po akong pag iipunan at oorderin (mag-rerequest po ako na kunwari gift) hahaha. God bless po Kuya Allan.
Umaasa pa rin po ako sa DS Primatek.
😂🙏🏼🤣
hahaha. salamat po! kayang kaya mo po yan, kaw pa. :)
Great colour choices that make sense.
Thank you so much for the appreciation. 🙏
I really love this set of colors! The way you have them set up is also very aesthetically pleasing, to me!
Thank you. I'm glad it pleases you too. 😊
Such a beautiful colors.
Yes they are. 🥰
Nice pace and explanation. And thank you for holding things still long enough for us to actually look at them.
Thanks too David. I'm happy you appreicate the pace and explanation. 🙏
Very informative video!!! Love your color choices. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you James. :)
Brilliant choice of colors!
Thank you, Christine.
I really like the thought process of the pallet layout. A really good idea and makes sense. 😊 great video
Thank you Gillina for appreciating the palette and the video. Happy painting. 😊
Sa wakas, nakauwi na rin ng bahay..... Mapapanood ko na rin to... Hehe😁
Hahaha. Salamat po.
Sir Allan, I hope you will try doing asmr no talking videos while painting, swatching, or filling up your palettes (which is my personal favorite)! Your background noise will be perfect and very relaxing po!
Pangit ba yung boses ko? 😅 de joke lang po. Hehehe. Gusto ko nga rin mag asmr. Kaya lang minsan ung backround ko na birds and chicken, may mga kasabay na kapitbahay na nagvivideoke or naguusap.hehe. pero sige, minsan gawa tayo ng asmr. Dream ko rin yun for mh channel. 😊
Such a beautiful palette 🎨 CONGRATULATIONS NYO!!!
Thank youuu. I'm still very happy using it till now. ☺️
That is brilliant the way you set up that pallet Allan. Thank you.💜
Thank you, Annette. 🎨 🙏
Love the color choices!
Thanks maam. 😉
Oh my gosh I love the design and layout of the palette! I know it's a lot of colors, but I can't help but want to see a mixing chart!
Thank you so much! Yes, a mixing chart is a good idea. Id love to do that but i need to study how to do it well first. hehe
Great choice of colours for a limited palette. You’ve arranged it so well too 👍🏼
Thanks so much 😊
Very good video. I appreciate your narrative on how you use them.
I laughed because my dog came from a farm and he was hearing the chicks/roosters!
Thank you, Mary . Hahaha. Your dog must have missed his farm life. 🚜 i wonder if he barked back to my roosters. Haha
He did bark. He was looking all around looking for them🤣🤣🤣
this video is very helpful! i also started to build my own watercolor palette but still confused on choosing colors as i don't want to repeat same color in my existed palette
the overall explanation is making a lot of sense now that i see it on spread, again, thank you for such helpful explanation!
I am very happy to be of help. Thanks you and the best of luck to your art life ✨️
This was so satisfying! :-)
This is also one of my few own videos that I watch with satisfaction. 😄 thanks Eliza.
I recently discovered your channel. I really like your watercolour style and I would like to paint similar ladscapes as you are doing. So, thank you verey much to share. Greetings from Spain.
Gracias, Rafa. I am happy you love what I do here. Just continue painting and you'll discover more of your own potentials. Since you've mentioned you're from Spain, I'm inviting you to checkout my Videos when I was in Madrid and Barcelona. Also did an arthaul video in Barcelona . Beautiful country and experience. 🥰
i love your passion for paints like i have.id love to see you paint gallaxies i love roses birds and i want to learn to paint rocks inder a river,thank you
Thank you Gina. I'm smiled upon learning someone can relate to my passion. I have painted some birds and roses here in the past and I'm still learning to master them. Rocks under a shallow and clear river is also a dream project for me. Omg. That must be challenging and fulfilling once achieved. 😊
In my opinion Rembrant are better quality paints, Daniel Smith has a wide range of colors that come to mind, moreover I compared Schmincke and Rembrant, almost the vast majority of Schmincke paints are semi-cover and paints with strong granulation, , the watercolor has been totally changed with high-granulation paints, the paintings of some great masters look like they were painted with oil and not watercolors, titanium buff is used more and more to achieve special and I must admit magical effects.
I've been using DS for quite some time so I'm very familiar with it. I've only used 12pans of Rembrandt so ive yet to know it more. Id like to try more colors but through their tubes this time. The granulation and color selection are feats that will be determined by the artist so it varies. 😊
Have you ever considered making your own watercolor? I saw a facebook group about handmade watercolors and mulling pigments it’s intriguing since you can create your own colors/shade that you like…from stuff like stone..
Yes i have. I actually have bought atleast 24 pigments to use and a glass muller. But i have not started turning them into paints as i have no enough time yet. And discovering my own pigments from stones is a whole new level. 😊
Gaganda! At ang linis ng pagka pour sa pans. Hay naku, bad influence k po. Dahil sa mga reviews mo (and othersmdin) may 6 n s student grade paints na ko. 😁😁😁 Looking forward to more videos. And yes, I would like to see your pouring process.
Hahahah. Pasensiya na po. Damay damay lang. Baka gusto niyo pa dagdagan ng professional grades, meron po ako sa Shopee store ko. Hahaha. Salamat po and enjoynapinting. 😍
@@AllanJayQuesada Hala siya! LOL. Kelan kaya maging available ang koh i noor paints s shop mo? P.S. Sorry s late reply. Na busy sa work.
Hello welcome back Architect Allan Jay Quesada
Thank you. 😊
Hello! I know it’s been a while since you posted this video, but I only just discovered your channel. I love the idea of a strong, pigment palette! I wonder if you have any single pigment color substitution suggestions for the heavy metal colors in your palette: nickel azo yellow and the cobalts?
And, are you still using this palette?
@silvertales hiii. Welcome to my channel. To answer your last question, yes, I'm using it now.. and I'm literally using it at this very moment for work, as i reply to you. Hahaha.
Nickel Azo Yellow PY150 is a very unique yellow. It is one of the very few yellows (that i know) that's transparent and could be earthy, warm, and cool at the same time. I'm sorry, I could not think of any other pigment as close to its properties. But if I need to reallg replace it, say it's gonna be discontinued, i would pick PY97, Hansa Yelloe Medium. Not the same as N.Azo Yellow but is a good mid yellow that can sit between my Azo Yellow and Isoindoline Yellow. For cobalt blue, and cobalt teal, same. No other close replacements. Other brands, make imitations of the cobalts by adding white to ultramarine to achieve cobalt blue hue and white to phthalo blue+Phthalo green to achieve cobalt teal blue. If you need to really replace thrm with single pigments, you'd be forced to get some entirely different colors like Manganese Blue hue (PB15) and Prussian Blue (PB27). I just cannot imagine my palette without my cobalts. Haha. If it's health and environmental concern, just be really careful and responsible in disposing the waste water.
Thank you for the reply! My primary concerns with the heavy metal pigments is environmentally safe disposal, but you’re right in saying that as long as we follow good practices when it comes to waste water, it should be fine.
@@AllanJayQuesadaAlso, how do you find the Primateks work in color mixes? Do their innate granulation properties pose any specific challenges when mixing? I’m looking to replace Sap green with a single pigment and Serpentine looks like a pretty good substitute.
I’m so sorry for all the questions!😅
@silvertales no worries 😉 I'm a fan of granulation, so it never bothered my mixes. The primateks are good on their own, but mixing color to lighten ot darken it, enhances the color. Mixes don't get risks to being muddy unless they're too thick or in heavy mass tone. Keep them in washes and they'll be great.
Missed your vids Allan HAHAHAHA Congrats on your published Books. :)
Thank you sir Chris. Ako na miss ko na yung city mo. Lamig siguro ngayon diyan. Hehe
@@AllanJayQuesada we are now welcoming tourists! Let me know 9f you're visiting. We can hang!
@@SoYeahChrisCrafts ay talaga ba? Kumusta na kaya ung entry sa La Union? Alam ko kasi doon ang strict din tlaga. Naku. Sige ha. Sabihan kita pag nakapag Baguio ako. Hangout tayo sa Artbar.hehe
Wow, could you offer a single-pigment section in your shop?
Hi Maam. Hmm. That's a nice idea din. Then as a treat, free tin container for the set.. Im gonna think about that. 😊
This is sooooo juicy!! I want to eat them all.
I'm curious Allan, why not pthalo green?
Hahaha. I know they look delicious 😋. In recent months I've accepted to myself that I am not happy using the 3 most staining colors I know, the phthalo blue PB15, phthalo green pg7 and dioxazine violet pv23.. i chose phthalo blue turquoise pb16 because it is not as staining as pb15 and it is a color between PB15 and PG7. Just add bit of yellow to PB16, and you can easily get a similar color to PG7, less the staining power. 😊
Parequest naman po ng ganitong 20-color single pigment palette pero Schmincke
Hello po. Meron po lahat halos ito sa Schmincke. Mostly similar name. Check niyo lang po lagi rin ung pigment para sure. Pwera ung Serpentine at Bloodstone kasi Primateks yun, sa DS lang talaga. Pwede nanoang replace ang Sap Green kasi di single pigment. Or chromium green oxide nalang akso opaque. Sa bloodstone, siguro ung PBk11 Mars Black nalang.
Is the middle compartment that is removable held securely in the palette, or does it slide around?
Hi. There are some sort of 2 brass clips that are meant to tigten up the palette. However, the palette does still move, probably because i remove the palette from time to time. Anyway, it doesnt bother me as the palette is heavy enough not to move when i paint with it. 😊
Ay kuya, sana may review po kayo ng alpha ecole watercolor set..... Bumili po kasi ako last week, kaso wala po akong info about sa pigments na ginamit nila in making those paints.....tapos nakalagay professional..... Di ko tuloy alam kung talaga bang professional o hindi yung paint?.... Salamat kuya
Medyo confusing nga yang brand na yan. Hehe. Meron din kasing Alpha Artists watercolors na nasa Black and Silver tubes. Yun yata yung may pigment codes and mas mahal din siya na malayo.. hindi ko lang sure kung associated silang 2.. check ko rin yang ecole.
Do you using escoda kolinsky trAvel brush ? It quite expensive
Yes, i have the Escoda Reserva size 8. I also have the size 2. The size 8 is my favorite travel brush. 😍
in the philippines is there a business selling paul rubens watercolors? it's the same brand as owin
Yes, there are a few. I also sell handpoured Paul Rubens Botanical.
shopee.ph/product/41980518/11651315114?smtt=0.41981904-1646707705.9
We have a very similar palette.😂 Some colors are slightly different. That’s crazy.
Wow, that's cool. 😎 you also use Daniel Smith?
@@AllanJayQuesada Oh, I do. (Sorry, I don’t have notifications on my phone) I use any brand I can find easily for good price.
No Dioxazine purple?
No. Diox Purple will go a really long way because of its tintinh strength, but for now, i am avoiding such colors for personal preference. Currently, I prefer mixing my secondaries, the reason I have no orange and violet in this set. The Serpentine Genuine is a green for an exemption. ☺️
is there a way for me to see all the videos that have been made since i signed up on Patreon? I haven’t known where to find them
Hi Sharon. Sorry, I cannot relate as I do not have (yet) a Patreon account.
I didnt like them they make granulation i dont like granulation in watercolor
Granulation is either loved or hated. 😊