Swatching my GIANT 32-well porcelain studio palette. Find out for yourself why I love these colors!

In this video I'm swatching all the watercolors which Il've put in my new GIANT porcelain palette by Jackson's in the previous video. I followed the color wheel logic to fill it up, with some convenience colors to eliminate the need for mixing all the time. An informative exercise for beginner and experienced watercolor artists alike. #colorwheel #palette #watercolors
Video where I decide which colors to put in the palette:
• Setting up my new GIAN...
The colors on this watercolor palette include the following:
in the color wheel
Hansa Yellow Medium - Daniel Smith
New Gamboge - Daniel Smith
Naples Yellow - Daniel Smith
Quinacridone Gold - Daniel Smith
Chinese Orange - Sennelier
Burnt Sienna - Daniel Smith
Burnt Umber - Daniel Smith
Pyrrol Scarlet - Daniel Smith
Winsor Red - Winsor & Newton
Quinacridone Rose - Daniel Smith
Carmine - Daniel Smith
Permanent Magenta - Sennelier
Imperial Purple - Daniel Smith
Indigo - Sennelier
French Ultramarine - Daniel Smith
Cobalt Blue - Sennelier
Phthalo Blue (Green Shade) - Daniel Smith
Prussian Blue - Daniel Smith
Cerulean Blue Chromium - Daniel Smith
Forest Green - Sennelier
Diopside Genuine - Daniel Smith
Green Apatite Genuine - Daniel Smith
Sap Green - Daniel Smith
Olive Green - Sennelier
in the corner wells
Buff Titanium - Daniel Smith
Yellow Ochre - Daniel Smith
Caput Mortem - Sennelier
Sepia - Daniel Smith
Undersea Green - Daniel Smith
Greenish Umber - Sennelier
Jane's Grey - Daniel Smith
Payne's Grey - Daniel Smith

[@meh.5050]

Holbein Ultramarine light, non granulation. It's a green shade too, not as purple and mixes better with PW4 /PW6 for a good King's Royal Blue

[@wyloecksketchbook]

great tip - thanks a lot!

[@hanareader]

py150 should be nickel azo yellow, in sennelier i think it's called yellow lake

[@wyloecksketchbook]

oh, thanks so much!! 🙂

[@Vintagebeautyca]

You taught me how to mix sepia and quin gold! thank you i was tempted to buy those colors!

[@wyloecksketchbook]

that's a real nice combo, right? glad you experienced that for yourself 🙂