Testing Out Super Vision Watercolours
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The white is likely in there because they are pastel colors. You can't get a pastel color paint without adding white. Which is why pastel colors are more opaque then standard watercolors. But the white pigment should definitely be blended better than that
I really like this colour palette. Love the pink, light mint green, mauve & blue. Love the flowers, esp the peony. Thank you for testing them out & sharing. I really do love watching your videos before bed, it's so relaxing.
Your painting deserves better paint! I am not sure how these are special … and in terms of granulating and colour separation, Daniel Smith Primatek is amazing 🤩. Thank you so much for sharing with us 👌😁
i love vintage muted watercolours & i don't really like strong, vivid watercolours at all....
i'm grateful that there are options available for every palette desire
The pastel colours are nice. It would be nice to have a yellow but they can be used with a regular pallet when painting.
Thanks for excellent review, learning a lot from your videos. A Naples Yellow might work with these. For anyone who works in pastels this palette would be convenient. With yellow added. Thanks again, your painting is beautiful.
I appreciate this kind of tutorial. Very helpful information for choosing where to spend my money.
Oh those colors are so fun! I love the muted and softness to the colors and would really enjoy trying those out!
I bet these colors would make a beautiful hydrangea
You can use Daniel Smith grey titanium to make muted pastels of any color.
Beautiful flowers; esp. the first one .
The paints are so delicate, almost pastell. Thank you for sharing your test 🙏
Just received as a gift & needed to know more about these! Much appreciate the review!
These colors really speak to me, even if they are somewhat limited in hue. I’m glad you have this set as opposed to the granulating sets everyone else is reviewing. I am curious to know how these re-wet for you (Kim Crick found the paints in a couple of the other sets rather difficult to re-wet - and quite fugitive, too, for anyone thinking of buying them; know what you’re getting).
I love the flowers you painted. 😊
The colours are pretty, but I've just done a quick search to get an idea of price and I don't think I'd take the plunge - I think I'd add white gouache to colours I already have for the desired effect as I prefer to use more opaque colours on a creamy gouache consistency. 😊
These colors are beautiful! I would love to see a color matching video of these colors using W&N paints.
I was curious about these paints. Thank you so much for this video!
The palette is pretty. However, I feel it’s very limiting, subject wise. Your flower examples are lovely though. Thank you Emma.
I really like the colors of those paints, thank you for testing them out. I wouldn't mind getting a set of them just to add to my color selection.
The colors are so pretty! Thanks for sharing!
Beauiful colour in the collection they really are vintage hues. Painting look lovely Emma Thank you for sharing xxx
Love the colors!!
Love those colors!
Loving this muted palette and your florals are gorgeous
I really like these colors and you illustrations are soooo pretty 💕
Thank you for doing this. The colors are very pretty. Similar to Prima vintage palette, which are also opaque. These seem to look more like gouache.
Very pretty! It’s always fun to play with new paint. Reminds me of the Prima Marketing Vintage Pastels pallet. These seem to rewet easier than the Prima.
always good painting 👍
Absolutely beautiful Emma!!😍👍
Love this. Where is your ceramic pallet from?
I want this palette
Emma, love what you painted and the paints are intriguing. So are the colors. Donyou think they are worth the money, especially for a real newby to watercolor painting? Thanks for what you do!
Love the vintage look for something different!
Very pretty , thank you for the review 😊
I love the muted palette. And, let's face it, Emma, you can make ugly pigments look beautiful in your paintings. That peony is gorgeous!
Is there a way to color-match any of these colors with the Winsor Newton paints you have? Thanks for the video. Great as usual.
Absolutely love the colours! I’m sorry I can’t get them here.
Wow, such a pretty color palette! Loved the paintings too!
They indeed look very opaque. I was hoping you do a transparency test with a black line or something. Also how well do they mix?
The palette is a little lite for me. Vintage isn’t my favorite. I so enjoy and learn from watching you paint! Love splitting page into 4 different flowers, I will certainly try this! Thanks for sharing you talents! Karen Dirmish
How are these different from Art Philosophy vintage pastels?
The palette is a pretty muted set. It reminds me of gouche.
Lovely
The color are very pretty and pastel, it looks like a Guache, right? Opaque.
I have a question for you, I’m pretty much new in the watercolor, so, is it better to pour the paint from the tubes and wait till it dries to be able to use it?
Thank you!
I've been doing watercolor for a couple years now, and after a ton of TH-cam tutorials and my personal experience, with the right quality of watercolors, letting them dry vs using them wet shouldn't make much of a difference in the quality of paint you get on your brush :) Any professional paint should rewet easily (and shouldn't crack or separate when it dries in a pan. Although some pigments like ultramarine will just always dry hard in the palette and may fall out of the pan, regardless of paint quality for that pigment).
But for your question, I would say, it's fun to use the paint fresh out of the tube sometimes (a lot of people prefer it actually, and will say that they can get more pigment faster than reweting, which isn't wrong, but it's not THAT much faster when you try it). I personally also love drying paint in a pan, because it allows me to travel with my pallete more, which is huge (I like painting outside, or just being able to close up my work station and come back to it later in a quick moment). I also love that I don't have to take time squeezing out the right amount of paint from each individual tube when I paint for a quick session, so having them all dried in the same pallete is a matter of convenience. Another bonus is that you use less paint over time when using them dried in a pan. Wet paint you may use a bit more each time (But honestly I wouldn't stress too much about this. If you have an 11 ml tube or larger, you won't run out very quickly at all if you're a hobby painter like me. With my 5 ml tubes, I do prefer to dry them in a pan because just how small the quantity already is. My solution is to only buy the small tubes in neutrals like raw Umber that are necessary but I don't use as much, because I'm more excited about something like Indanthrone Blue, which I bought in the 15 ml size and I often use wet AND dry. Point is, we take way longer than we think we do to go through a tube of watercolor paint. I have yet to finish one myself).
TL;DR with quality paints in a 11-15 ml tube try both dry AND wet and see what your preference is, because neither is better than the other. For 5 ml tubes of paint, I would personally dry them in a pan to save a little paint, but also those tiny caps are annoying to unscrew that often (personally). If you have cheap paint (the kind that cracks in a pan when dried), use it wet and enjoy what you have :)
@@chaoticgood8645 oh my! Thank you so very much for your reply!! Full of knowledge. You answered all my questions and more because I had tons of questions and I couldn’t dear to ask all of them to the artist!
My paint doesn’t get crack much, I’m using Sennelier watercolors and loved them and order some Sennelier professional, I’m excited about it, can’t wait to try them too!
Thank you so much for your response, isn’t usual to get this kind of info on strange, if you know what I mean,
@@elviamunguia8397 You're very welcome!! I'm glad I could help you so much! I wasn't sure if I was going overboard in-depth for you so I'm really happy to hear that you appreciated the detail :)
Also, I've not tried Sennelier myself but I've heard nothing but good things about them💛 I believe they have honey in them, so they definitely will be nice to work with and won't dry too hard in the pallete
@@chaoticgood8645 my watercolors arrived yesterday (Sennelier) and you’re right, they have honey, I pour some of the paints out to dry last night and this morning it wasn’t hard like the student grade. I’m excited about playing with them today!!!
Thank you again for sharing your knowledge, blessings 💕
Hi Emma. Have you done a June bouquet yet? Just wondering if I missed it somewhere? Thanks
It’s coming out on Wednesday! Sorry for the delay!
No rush I realize you just had a baby! I was hoping I didn’t miss it
@@EmmaLefebvre Where did you get the palette you showed at 4:10?
@@christinedriver8569 I got it from Chapters (a book store in Canada)
@@EmmaLefebvre I'm Canadian too! I just found it on their website. Thank you SO much for replying.
Everything you do is beautiful. This Super Vision paints are also made in a layering set. SUPER VISION Watercolor Paint Set Watercolor Tube Paint, Diverse Colors Layering, it’s has 3 colors layered inside each tube. Personally it would drive me nuts if my paints were mixed up, but I’m just starting. Could that be why they have white that’s un mixed?
Hey Emma!! ❤❤❤😁 2 QUESTIONS....
QUESTION #1
When do you normally do lives? I know sometimes they are unplanned, but I want to try to get an idea so I don't miss them!!!
QUESTION #2:
You mentioned you were writing and illustrating a book?! When will it come out? What's it about?
Hi there! Honestly I don’t have a schedule when I do lives. Unfortunately with my schedule with the kids, it could be anytime. I do try to announce it on Instagram before hand though!
And the book I’m writing is an instructional watercolour book! I think it may come out by the end of the year :)
I love your style. I will want to purchase a book when it is published! Please announce it o you tube.
@@EmmaLefebvre thanks for responding!!! Ok. It’s just I miss lives all the time🥴
Maybe you could announce your lives 20-30 minutes early? That way you can give us all a heads up...?
@@joannasester7228 I announce them on Instagram. I find not too many people see it through a post on TH-cam
Not too sure that I'd order these. Not usually colors I'm fond of and seem so muted. But than ks for the info, probably said me some money
I’m surprised there is no yellow. These are a bit too muted for me as I like to have prints made and I’m thinking they would be much too light. Just wasn’t real thrilled with the colors and opaqueness.
I like the color of the flowers. Palette colors are beautiful. I'm not fond of the color borders.
Hello magnificence
It's a pretty palette, but too muted for my style.