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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ส.ค. 2024
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seawhite of brighton HARDcover www.jacksonsar...
khadi fatbook www.jacksonsar...
printed color charts www.jacksonsar...
seawhite of brighton SOFTcover www.jacksonsar...
billy book www.jacksonsar...
flower palette www.jacksonsar...
jackson’s studio sketchbook www.jacksonsar...
neocolor 1 www.jacksonsar...
Maimeri PBr24 www.jacksonsar...
Senn ceru blue www.jacksonsar...
RS Autumn Green www.jacksonsar...
MB PB15:4 www.jacksonsar...
Lukas cobalt violet www.jacksonsar...
Daler Rowney C.Turquoise www.jacksonsar...
Kum pencil sharpeners www.jacksonsar...
Stillman&Birn www.jacksonsar...
W&N gouache www.jacksonsar...
empty tubes www.jacksonsar...
postcard pad www.jacksonsar...
schmincke horadam www.jacksonsar...
daniel smith www.jacksonsar...
Holbein raw sienna www.jacksonsar...
shinhan PWC www.jacksonsar...
Shinhan dot card www.jacksonsar...
DV brush set www.jacksonsar...
Derwent pencil set www.jacksonsar...
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alyona creates review • A-Z of Flower Portrait...
Vee’s violet • Vee's Violet - Fill yo...
mijello granulation • Mijello Mission Gold W...
PBr24 comparison • Daniel Smith Chrome Ti...
RS Autumn Green • Roman Szmal Watercolor...
No Buy 2022 • No Buy 2022
Jumbo pencil • How I use RAINBOW and ...
Khadi 150gsm • Khadi Sketchbook Revie...
Jay’s DV brush review • Da Vinci Rabi Alieva W...
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Cerulean is a Cobalt color. That's why some paint companies refer to their PB36 Cerulean as a Cobalt Turquoise. Naming conventions are all over the place.
I’m living vicariously through you. Spent too much on art stuff last year so I’m trying to cut back. Thank you for the video!
my pleasure~ enjoy the video! ;D
Fun haul! I especially love seeing the sketchbooks and watercolors. ♥️
thank you miranda!
Aww, it’s so nice to hear your excitement 😊 Thank you for sharing. I’m gonna enjoy whole 48 minutes now!
aww thanks natalie~ XD sorry it's so long 😅😂
I have many (more than I like to admit 😅) ShinHan PWC tubes and I loooove them. They’re amazing quality, top notch pigmentation. They deserve more love!
i'm sooooo glad you agree!
I love love love all the olive and yellow greens...I'm sort of crazy for them. I love them more than the magentas & rose ranges, and that's saying a lot! I'll def have to try this one. And RS wcs are so affordable! Thanks!
i bet u'll love it too!
This is an irresponsible amount of art supplies. I watched the whole thing. 🙃
oh hippo~ 🤣🤣🤣
Oh who cares...it's her money and most of us have spent way too much on art supplies at times. But she used a lot of affiliate credit. Then we all get the benefit of vicariously watching and someone else footed the bill! Yay!
@@nancyloomis3046 🧘♂️ Inhale, exhale. It’s a joke.
@@hippopotamusboschI had a good giggle 🤭
😂 good times!!
I love roman szmal watercolors.
I'm glad you got the Autumn Green from RS and reviewed it even though you don't like greens all that much. I loved it and got it for myself after watching your video 😊
ohh yay!! i'm happy to know that! XD
Billy Showell! It was the first thing I spied even though it had other things on it 😄
😂
That was fun! My brain is still back in No-Buy 2022 🤣I'm excited to try the Seawhite and of course the Khadi fat book.
🤣 i feel u jen~ somettimes i think about no buy 2022 and wonder how i got here. LOL
❤😊 👍🏼Thank you for sharing your haul! The supply hauls are so important as an excellent way to really learn about products and save me a lot of money from buying the wrong ones. I do like videos on brush demonstrations to learn on how to pick out the correct ones, how to use and take care of them. I love artist paper too! Especially good paper at reasonable prices. I’ll definitely looking into the Sea White of Brighton and khadi fatbook. Thank you for such a delightful and informative video. 💐 Fran 👩🎨🎨🙋🏼♀️
thank you Fran :D i'm glad you find it useful :D
Love everything and enjoyed watching your video so much! I want to try some of them like the Derwent portrait pencils papers and watercolors. Thank you!
thank you Erika :D if you already have prismacolours, you can easily put your own set together of the portrait pencils :)
For watercolor stillman and birn Zeta, Beta, or Delta series are better. Alpha is good for sketching.
30:28 These pencil caps are so practical!
that was fun ! i think that cerulean red shade sennelier is delicious !! i don't like the slight greenish shade many cerulean have . it's sad you regret those dawler roowney tubes , but as you have a box of empty tubes you may be able to transform them in unique colours that you love . I do not like the "bulge "handle , but still this quill looks really great , I really want a daVinci quill . i didn"t know brush review flops on youtube , that's sad , what's the point in havinf fancy paint and paper if you don't have the right brush to marry them ? thank you , your videos always brings me smile and valuable knowledge .
glad u had fun! yeah i dont like greenish cerulean blues either. i started with a cerulean blue hue with a greenish hue and that's why i was like "nooo i dont like cerulean blue" in the very beginning LOL i think people don't watch brush review vids because, tbh, everywhere has diff access to diff brands and what not. and most people, when they find a brush that works, they just stick with that.
That's a lot of really good stuff. I do agree with the other commenter tho on the Stillman and Burn, if you want nice watercolor paper the Beta would be better I think, less pages but much thicker. I've been using a Lyra tin (I think it was their set of sketching pencils) to hold my pans of dried gouache, I love reusing pencil tins as palettes.
thank you Bailey :) ah yeah i just wrote this under jess's comment... "thanks for the info jess :) but yeah, i've tried them all here th-cam.com/video/twmcDNpeNWo/w-d-xo.html --- to expand on what i said in the video, i picked Alpha because the specs are comparable to the seawhite in this video. with alpha being so expensive, i believe seawhite is a more affordable option for those who already love alpha. hope that makes sense. sorry i didn't explain enough in the video~ my bad!" --- ohh! dried gouache in pencil tins! i might need to do that once i get to using my gouache XD thanks for sharing bailey!
In the Stillman and burn sketchbook that you bought you go only got the 150 GSM watercolour paper is 270 GSM they have different levels of sketchbooks and names that one is only meant for dry media understandably that’s why you don’t like it I’ve made the same mistake before picking up the wrong one because they all look so similar. You need to go for the Alpha series again but 270 GSM coldpressed, it might be a different name there’s also the Delta series which has cream-coloured pages. I think there’s the beta series and there’s also the Zeta series and there’s a few more.
thanks for the info jess :) but yeah, i've tried them all here th-cam.com/video/twmcDNpeNWo/w-d-xo.html
to expand on what i said in the video, i picked Alpha because the specs are comparable to the seawhite in this video. with alpha being so expensive, i believe seawhite is a more affordable option for those who already love alpha. hope that makes sense. sorry i didn't explain enough in the video~ my bad!
@@PaintinHiding don’t be so hard on yourself you made perfect sense. I just haven’t seen absolutely everything you’ve done yet and was unaware that you had tried all of that. I know what it’s like trying to find a sketchbook that you really love that also lies flat opened like you wanted to but can also take all the mediums that you want to use at a reasonable price. I think that’s the biggest thing for most of us Watercolor sketchbooks if you want a good quality one, I just so expensive that trying to find a cheap version is like trying to find a needle in a haystack of needles. I do hope you find something that you love and enjoy. And that’s a reasonable price. If you do let us know I’ll be running to get one myself if I come across any that I really like that a good quality. I’ll let you know there are some good ones on Temu that are handmade and I believe they actually use the academy, but Home paper inside. Just be careful not to buy the drawing paper one. Make sure it’s the watercolour paper although I’m sure you might have already tried this I’ve got a terrible memory.
@@jessbutterfly9801 thank you jess
On the Blick website it says that Windsor Newton cannot be shipped outside of North America. Blick ships internationally just like Jackson's . Blick and other US and Canadian retailers may have complained about Jackson's selling Windsor Newton in their territory. Blick has lower prices for Daniel Smith watercolors than Jackson's. I don't know how the cost of shippiing compares.
from a business standpoint, i can understand why. it's just a shame for me here in thailand as we don't have major art stores like those american ones you mentioned.
Caran D’Ache sells an empty metal storage box! This is a good idea 👍🏻
oh yes! i've seen that as well but i figured i'd get one of the derwent sets for the pencils too ;P haha
Fun! I had the same thing happen about cobalt turq in Daler-Rowney but i bought half pans. Ended up only including one of them in my DR pallete to make space for anotherr color! Gouache, Sketches and Scrubs created a great workbook for her recent gouache course. Reach out to her! I also use W&N designer gouache! I'm waiting for the Jackson's re-stock of the Kahdi fat book ;)
riiight? daler rowney fooled us! D: ah thanks for the suggestion, i haven't looked into gouache much yet hehe~
I too am interested in the MaimeriBlu Phthalo Turquoise!
coming soon!
@@PaintinHiding I hope I get the opportunity to buy it one day, among other of their paint.
You can buy the Derwent silver cases separately 😊
on jackson's?
First!
🍉🍉🍉 because it's so hot!
@@PaintinHiding Oh, thank you 🥵. I’ll make them into 🍹. Best prize 😄.
Still can’t get the Khadi Fat book. 😢
yeah, it's quite a while between restocks for khadi
I love the Derwent Drawing pencils. I have the twelve set and the cores are very thick and smooth like the Derwent Lightfast pencils, though the Derwent Drawing pencils have a thicker core. I mainly paint in watercolor but sometimes I take a mini-break and bust out my coloring pencils. I enjoy switching between the two.
i have a couple derwent drawing and love them too~ i debated get the set in this vid or the set of 6 drawing. i decided to go for this coloursoft set because i think i wanna get the full drawing set of 24 when it goes on sale. :D
@@PaintinHiding very good self-control waiting for the full set of Derwent Drawing pencils! FYI if you decide to expand your coloring pencil collection further 😉 I highly recommend Derwent Lightfast and Caran D’Ache Luminance pencils. The CD luminance are a dream to work with. So smooth but without the crumbling that Prismacolor Premier pencils are well known for. The only issue I have with thick soft cores is I find it’s hard to do detail work, so that’s where Faber Castel Polychromos pencils come to the rescue! ☺️
Korean here! I use Shinhan a lot, especially now that I'm learning watercolour. Funny enough though, it's one of the most expensive paints here in Korea other than brands from other countries, like Winston and Newton, and Daniel Smith.
oh? is it just because it's artist grade? i mean, which other artist-grade watercolour brands over there is cheaper than Shinhan? have u tried mijello? i loooove mijello as well. it's cheaper than shinhan for me. most likely should be cheaper for you as well?
@@PaintinHiding Yes, I have an urban sketch set I made with mijello watercolours! Their colours are more vibrant than Shinhan in my opinion! Their single pigment watercolour set is on the more expensive side because each paint is made with only one pigment. I'm just trying to not build up more art supplies in my cabinet lol
Hi! I just discovered your videos! You are so cute and funny! I love a good art haul!😀I am not familiar with Jackson’s. Is it in the UK? I can’t believe how much more you pay for art supplies then we do in the US. I order from Dick Blick mostly because they are two hours from my house. Happy painting!
Hi Cindy ☺️ thank u for u kind words. yes, Jackson’s Art Supplies is a UK-based art shop, quite popular among artists as they ship worldwide. Im in Thailand and have limited options of art supplies here. Jackson’s is like that door to Narnia 😄
40:28 I never saw that Schmicnke palette before. Where did you see it?
😆I got a Derwent Sketching Pencil set for the same reason.
hey hey! high five! ;D
Ive been trying to get the MaimeriBlu Cerulean Sky Blue. Its PB35. But its sold out at the moment. Probably will miss the sale period. I have a good feeling about that one. Imho pb28 is probably a better(expensive) pigment?
both PB28 and PB35 are cobalts so they're both expensive as far as pigments go. PB35 is your typical cerulean blue whereas PB28 is mostly used for cobalt blues or turquoises. i wouldn't necessarily say one pigment is 'better' than another as it's relative to each individual's preferences. personally i prefer pb35 for cerulean blue red shade, i like it warm. but like i said in the vid, i got this sennelier one because it's interesting to see a 'cerulean blue' colour made with a 'cobalt blue' pigment.
@@PaintinHiding I'm probably wrong but I was thinking something along the line that it's more difficult to product aluminum cobalt oxide (PB28) than tin cobalt oxide (PB35)?
I too waited a few months for it to restock but I signed up for notifications from Jackson’s and finally was able to purchase it. I think it was worth the wait. Good luck.
@@anitaanderson2326 I'm hoping the date is accurate. 5th Aug will probably still be in time for the paint sale.
Thanks for a nice video! So lovely get so many new stuff to experiment with.
I just wonder what you mean one cannot get Winsor and Newrons from Jacksons anymore? I panicked a bit and went to their website and there seemed to be no problem ordering paints from W&N. Is is just a ban for the country you live in?
thank you charlotta :) ah yeah, they cant ship w&n outside EU anymore. so if ur in EU, ur ok :)
@@PaintinHiding O dear, how annoying and very strange, one would think a company would like to sell to as many as possible. I am in Sweden so no problem for me but I feel sorry for all other artits around the world that cannot buy W&N anymore!
@@SUSSDUE it is a shame. but i think it probably affects w&n the most because they'd be losing sales. but that's ok because it forces people like me to seek out other brands and review them online ;D tbh winsor&newton IS available here in thailand but the prices are insanely marked up that i'd just rather buy other brands.
I am so jealous! I do have a single sheet of Khadi 5x7 140lb cold pressed arriving tomorrow. And 6 quarter pans of DaVinci. Humidity so bad here I'm fixing to chunk a bunch of super stick pans.
ooohh! i wonder how the single sheet will arrive, in a roll maybe? ;P oh no! sticky pans is a disaster! D:
Can I ask what chunk super stick pans mean? I’m a beginner with watercolour and gouache, but I live in a VERY hot, humid company and I have no a/c. I can’t afford to ruin any paint I purchase. Thanks.
@@OzzieOzzieOzzieOyOyOy Literally throwing them away. Don't buy any watercolor paint with honey in it. I had the Meilang 24 set for 2 years & never had a problem. Biggest problem I'm having is with Rosa Gallery. Qor can be a problem but if you let sit long enough it will firm up. Van Gogh is a student range but it's a big winner for me. Feel free to ask me more if I can help.
@@NanaBeth1 Thank you so much. Van Gogh is the brand I have as of now, as it is the only brand I can buy in my country, and it is fun to use.
As of right now though, it’s too hot and humid to do any kind of watercolour or gouache painting. As soon as I put the medium with water in the pan or palette, it dries out. Even if I use gouache straight from the tube, it dries out as soon as it touches the paper, and I can’t get an even wash.
I’m so glad you said NOT to buy watercolours with honey in it, as I see it as an additive in a lot of different brands. I wondered if it would be sensible to steer clear of them, so your confirmation of that is really helpful.
Also, thank you for saying I can reach out to you for more help - I certainly will do! Qor is too much for me to buy for now (that’s the one that uses something other than honey as a dispersant, I think?) but I can’t justify paying those prices as a beginner. I do splash out on 100% cotton paper, though.
@@OzzieOzzieOzzieOyOyOy Wow-please stay safe. That sounds like some insane heat. I really love my Van Goghs. I feel freer to play & experiment with them because they're not so pricey. And I think they do a wonderful job.
Fair warning on the brushes, don’t let them get wet or leave them in water because unfortunately the enamel cracks
omg no way! thank you so much for the warning!
@@PaintinHiding i’m not sure why this brand does that because I like the quilt brush a lot it’s so nice. And I bought them for the colour as well on sale. But I used it for a week straight and the shell cracked right off. I told Jackson’s and they refunded my purchase, but still I would rather just have a brush that didn’t crack. That’s why I now only buy Escoda or Princeton
@@JacquelineJax oh that’s nice of jackson’s. i wonder why davinci would do that. especially with a collab product. tsk tsk 😬
@@PaintinHiding Ive either had two bad brushes by random luck or their curing process on the enamel isn't right somehow because with regular use the other brushes by escoda and Princeton haven't had issues. My DaVinci kolinsky has not had an issue but the coating is much different. Maybe the blue is more fragile.
@@JacquelineJax yeah, two doesn't sound like a coincidence. omg, escoda. i with they made quills!
DV brush set can't open
thank you for letting me know :) i just checked and updated again. should be working fine now :)
You dont like watercolor paper?
pardon me? watercolour paper in general or...?