Daniel Smith Blue Watercolors, including PrimaTek Blue Watercolors
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ค. 2024
- Swatching Daniel Smith Blue Watercolors, including the ones from their Primatek collection. #watercolor #watercolour #danielsmith #watercolorpainting #danielsmithwatercolors
PRODUCTS MENTIONED
ULTRAMARINE BLUE
via Blick: shrsl.com/47if1
via Jackson's Art: tidd.ly/3yAjULU
FRENCH ULTRAMARINE
via Blick: shrsl.com/47ifn
via Jackson's Art: tidd.ly/451ihDi
INDANTHRONE BLUE
via Blick: shrsl.com/47ifq
via Jackson's Art: tidd.ly/3R5sdWH
CERULEAN BLUE
via Blick: shrsl.com/47ify
via Jackson's Art: tidd.ly/3R8cA0t
PHTHALO BLUE (RED SHADE)
via Blick: shrsl.com/47ig3
via Jackson's Art: tidd.ly/3UUsJb2
PHTHALO BLUE (GREEN SHADE)
via Blick: shrsl.com/47ig5
via Jackson's Art: tidd.ly/3wVdyX4
INDIGO
via Blick: shrsl.com/47ig7
via Jackson's Art: tidd.ly/3VkFGw1
LAPIS LAZULI GENUINE
via Blick: shrsl.com/47ig9
via Jackson's Art: tidd.ly/3x3EJPp
BLUE APATITE GENUINE
via Blick: shrsl.com/47igb
via Jackson's Art: tidd.ly/3UUttNm
KYANITE GENUINE
via Blick: shrsl.com/47igd
via Jackson's Art: tidd.ly/4aBAys5
MAYAN BLUE GENUINE
via Blick: shrsl.com/47ige
via Jackson's Art: tidd.ly/4bDMElw
SODALITE GENUINE
via Blick: shrsl.com/47igf
via Jackson's Art: tidd.ly/4bBJGOJ
TIME STAMPS
00:00 Intro
01:21 Daniel Smith Ultramarine Blue Extra Fine Watercolor
02:10 Daniel Smith French Ultramarine Extra Fine Watercolor
02:43 Daniel Smith Indanthrone Blue Extra Fine Watercolor
03:26 Daniel Smith Cerulean Blue Extra Fine Watercolor
04:25 Daniel Smith Phthalo Blue Red Shade Extra Fine Watercolor
05:09 Daniel Smith Phthalo Blue Green Shade Extra Fine Watercolor
05:41 Daniel Smith Indigo Extra Fine Watercolor
06:43 Daniel Smith Lapis Lazuli Genuine Extra Fine Watercolor
07:10 Daniel Smith Blue Apatite Genuine Extra Fine Watercolor
07:46 Daniel Smith Kyanite Genuine Extra Fine Watercolor
08:31 Daniel Smith Mayan Blue Genuine Extra Fine Watercolor
08:56 Daniel Smith Sodalite Genuine Extra Fine Watercolor
09:35 Daniel Smith Blue Watercolor Swatches
10:18 Thank You
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Blue is my favorite color so naturally with your calming voice this video was So relaxing to watch 💙
Thank you! I am drawn to Blue also. They are so soothing and calming to work with. Please allow me to share. My favorite Lapis Lazuli Watercolor is from Michael Harding. Thank you again for being here!
@@stiviwonders oh thank you for sharing, this color is gorgeous but I was really underwhelmed when I tried it in Daniel Smith dot card, I might try the brand you mentioned in the future 😊
There is a reason why. Daniel Smith's Lapis Lazuli is sourced from South America and the Lapis Lazuli pigment from the old days (also used in Ultramarine Blue) is from Afghanistan. The Lapis Lazuli from South America is a milder blue. I prefer the historical or traditional version used in watercolor painting, which is from Kochka in Afghanistan. That's the kind that Michael Harding offers. Down the road, I can make a comparison video. Roman Szmal also has a Lapis Lazuli.
@@stiviwonders if you ever have the time I would appreciate it 🥰 and thanks for the info!
@@E4Alabbasy I'll make time for it at some point. It would be interesting to see them all, side by side.
This is the second video of yours that I’ve watched and OMGGGG...I could listen to your voice all day! It’s so soothing and relaxing... It’s like ASMR of color swatching. 😊
That's heartwarming, thank you! I am delighted to hear that you enjoyed the video. 💙💙💙
How can one possibly choose a favourite. So many beautiful blues. One that is not in this line up that is also wonderful is Lunar Blue. All so gorgeous!
It is challenging to choose one, as you’ve said. So calming to see them side by side. Lunar Blue is a beauty! I love that one too. Perfect for moody afternoon skies.
My two favorites are Blue Apatite and Kyanite (both “Genuine” which is Daniel Smith speak for “mineral” aka rock).
This is lovely, thanks for doing it. I can't make up my mind whether I like the Indanthrone Blue or the Lapis more.💙
You're welcome and glad it stirred some interest! The good news is, you can like both! They have unique properties so it is alright to fall in love with them. 💙
Thank you very useful🙏🏻
You are very welcome! Glad you found it helpful!
I love paint comparison videos because they help me decide what to buy. But I’m curious, do you ever post videos of your artwork? I’d enjoy seeing some!
Lovely to hear, thank you! Most of my work are private commissions and clients have requested to keep it that way since they are for private homes and they intend to keep them as heirloom pieces. I do plan to publish some videos on painting and tutorials here. Just prioritizing all these "pigment discovery" videos for the channel first so viewers watching the painting videos down the road would have a reference point when that happens. If I may add, the goal of the channel is to be a destination for color and calm, not about me or my work. Pigments, their relaxing impact, and their connections to those watching are the heroes of the channel.
Very nice. Haven't seen them never shown one by one!
Thank you! It is always wonderful to hear that the video is useful and that it stirred further interest!
I love this video 😍😍
This warms my heart! Thank you! Glad you love it and I have more videos lined up. 🎨🥰
Cerulean is my favourite. I love the cerulean that is made of PB35. I am not a fan of PB36.
Wonderful! I am glad that you have found a Cerulean Blue formulation that works for you.
Cerulean Blue Chromium is missing from this line-up. I prefer it to the classic cerulean blue and it’s great for skies, sea, and mixing soft granulating greys.
You are right that it is not included here because I rarely use Cerulean Blue Chromium. Thank you for sharing your insight about it. Now I feel a little inspired to take it out of the drawer and to give it another go. Thank you again!
@@stiviwonders please do! I like it’s slightly green undertone and higher tinting strength compared to classic cerulean.
I genuinely appreciate that advice! It is interesting because in one of my videos (or maybe this one, somewhere in the Comment section), another watercolor artist commented that she preferred the classic Cerulean (PB35 by Daniel Smith) because it is blue-leaning. Like you, PB36 (which is what Daniel Smith uses for Cerulean Blue Chromium) seems to be the preferred Cerulean Blue by other brands too. This is maybe because of its green direction. Thank you again for sharing this information!
Lapis lazuli is my favorite!
I love using Genuine Lapis Lazuli too! The one from Daniel Smith is from Chile. It is lighter in color compared to the traditional one from Afghanistan. If you're interested, my favorite Lapis Lazuli is from Michael Harding. You'll see it in this video that I filmed recently, th-cam.com/video/BwU0SljCXOw/w-d-xo.html
In a few weeks, I will be uploading a video on Lapis Lazuli Watercolors so you'll be able to see these colors side by side.
I found their french ultramarine can dry very hard just like a rock. Have you ever encounter the minor problem?
Hello! I have experienced this behavior with other Daniel Smith pigments but not with French Ultramarine.
Hello 👋🏼. Why do you say that Sodalite is a component of Lapis Lazuli? I thought Lapis Lazuli came from a stone.
Yes, Lapis Lazuli is a rock that is made up of a variety of minerals and on rare occasions, Sodalite has been found to be one of those "constituent minerals," "rare" being the operative word.
@@stiviwonders Thanks so much! I did not know that :)
You’re very welcome! ❤️
I seem to have missed this 😂
I wondered about that. 🤔
Just kidding!
This just came out and I am glad to see you here. 🥰
@@stiviwonders My pleasure!
oh the blue apatite genuine is breathtaking! wish i purchased when i got the green apatite genuine too 🫣 do you happen to have mayan dark blue as well for a comparison?
The Blue Apatite Genuine is special! I do have a Mayan Dark Blue somewhere.
@@stiviwondersooo loll well if you do find i’d love to see a side by side of the two! 🫣🥰