Thank you - I just wanted to share its beauty because it's such a lovely piece of craftsmanship. Dad has used it quite a lot this year, which is great! 😊💜
Wow Becky, This is an EXPENSIVE BOX. Thank You for sharing..I have not seen it like this so compact. Perhaps I will put it down for a once in a lifetime gift!
It's really beautiful, well made and could be passed down to the next generation of artists. I'm happy to see one. I'm content with my watercolor sketchbook, small palette and a few chosen art utensils for on the go. I almost always paint flat and have never tried an easel. It'd be fun to see to see your dad in action using this pochade box.
That pochade box is stunning! I think that if I was rolling in enough discretionary money and specialised in miniature paintings I would definitely consider it but for now I’m happy to just watch your video of you looking over your dad’s one. If it was my dad I would be sooooo tempted to constantly borrow it 😂
Oooh, that is lovely. Maybe you can get an update from your dad on how it works in the field. It is pricey, but the artisan quality is awesome. A girl can dream😍
Wow, she’s beautiful isn’t she😍 I like that the water pots click on the sides like that, and how the whole thing works as it’s own unit! Realistically, I would likely not be able to paint outside for long before I’d decide to just snap a picture and bring it back to the studio😂 it sure is pricey too, but I understand why with the quality and sturdiness, plus it’s all wooden and leather. It’s nice that you were able to share it with us and take a close look at it, and I’m sure your dad will really enjoy using it! Also, I love his choice of paints😅
I usually don't last very long outside, especially if the weather isn't favourable, but I'd definitely want to mount it onto a tripod and stand somewhere pretty to paint. I think I'd quite like it as the oil painting setup. 🙂
This is soooo cool! I know you said it was pricey, but when I saw the actual price my jaw dropped, lol. Way out of my league, but super cool nonetheless, lol. I hope your Dad enjoys it.
Haha yes it is REALLY pricy! That was my reaction too when seeing it online for the first time. I thought oooh maybe I can get myself one of thes.....uh, never mind! 😱
This is very, very pretty, but as you said very pricey also. I am happy for your dad to own this beautiful box. For me it is too heavy in weight and price, haha. Thanks so much for showing it to us.
Yes I was surprised at how heavy it is, the first time I picked it up. Much like my DSLR camera with lens when I was a photographer. It got so heavy lugging that around!
@@BeckyTregear I am now down to the Art Toolkit with two waterbrushes in their A6 pocket cover, which I ordered from Senior Art. Very light weight and doesn't take much room in my hand bag. I discovered the pocket cover due to your video, haha.
Yay bonus video!! Beautiful bit of kit but I rarely go out of my house so would be totally pointless for me, but you can certainly see the amazing quality of it, I hope your dad gets plenty of use from it, I loved the little palette, and mixing area cute!! :D
Ive been eyeing this since it came out but way too expensive! I guess the only way you can tell if its worth it is after using it couple of times and see how practical it is. Tfs!
Yes, I think so too! When my dad said he'd bought one, I was very happy knowing I could have a look at the box properly and not have to go bankrupt doing so. 😂
What a great video… thanks to your dad for loaning it to you so you could make a video to share! I hope he enjoys his art box; it is definitely a gorgeous item and looks like a wonderful treat purchase. I love seeing products like this reviewed, because, as you said, it’s hard to find videos of some things. I love the look of them, but definitely not something I’m willing to pay for at the moment 😊. I felt indulgent when I ordered the Etchr Slate mini last summer (on sale!). For a travel bag, the Etchr field case and slate mini really work well for me. I love seeing all the options that are out there though… so interesting!!
I love the Etchr field case! I'd been using mine for life drawing but I haven't attended for a while so I plan on sorting it out into a new configuration, maybe for travelling. I tried the larger Etchr bag and wow was that thing heavy! I think the Slate would be easier to carry. 😊
@@BeckyTregear The larger Etchr satchel and even the regular size Etchr slate seem too big for my purpose… but the slate mini seems to suit me and is nice for “car trips” when I can take more with me.
Very pretty and excellently crafted, but not for myself, it is too heavy. However, it would last a lifetime. Have a great week, Becky and see you on Friday.
Yes it's a heavy piece of equipment - more than I'd prefer if lugging on a hiking trip, lol. But ok for easy outings when it can set on a table or tripod.
Wow!!! Thanks for showcasing this for us - I've seen this being advertised and was really curious about it... but I didn't find it very practical for sketching unless using a tripod. It is lovely though....
It's one of those totally luxurious items which I am glad I was able to look at, if for a brief while. A bit like when we went into a Breitling watch store and I oohed and ahhed over the ladies watches and then slunk out because the cheapest was $5000! 😂
@@BeckyTregear Yes, exactly! I love looking at beautiful things and being in awe of the quality and craftsmanship that goes into making them and luckily I find that fulfilling enough to have no desire to buy them. I only buy things I know I’m going to use on a regular basis - I get anxious and overwhelmed from buying things that I’ve hardly used and have them taking up space in my home and subsequently clutter my mind and my heart and sap my energy, I want to keep these precious spaces free for the things I love…
It is a very lovely item and I hope your father gets many happy painting times with it! Thank you and him for showing it to us! I honestly thought it looked a bit to bulky to bring out on a plein air trip and the space to put paper on is very small. As an earlier comment said it would be a lovely thing for someone who does miniature and think so too. But I agree it looks so lovely and I would be happy if I recieved it as a gift😉! For outdoor painting I think the Etchr Slate mini would be easier to carry and to set up than this beautiful pochade box.
I think it would be fine for car trips where weight isn't an issue, but perhaps for flying somewhere it would be entirely too heavy! I've tried the original Etchr satchel and that thing weighed a ton as well, lol, but I am sure the mini version would be a lot lighter. 🙂
It is very cute, I like it. I would want the oil version, but its also not something I need at this stage, nor will I expect to get. I haven't done Plein Air painting before, although I would actually be interested in it. One of the reasons for not doing it, is not knowing where to start. Oil paints are my main medium and I always wonder how people travel with wet oil canvases. They always feels so messy, or at least I end up covered in paints, so maybe I am better off in my studio. :)
I think the oil box would work well in that the little gesso boards stack with gaps so it might be ok to store a wet painty one in one of the slots? And the glass palette would hopefully have some space above it to transport blobs of paint. I'd be curious to try it out!
It's so pretty and well made, but even for a serious artist it seems a bit impractical. But as a treat and something classy to use and keep I totally get it. It's gorgeous and would really be a lovely inherited piece for future family members.
It's so hard to know until it has been used a few times as to how practical it really is - I like it for the fanciness of the box but it is pretty heavy, which could be an issue. I wouldn't lug it on a difficult hiking trip, but for easy outdoor areas I imagine it'd be fun to use. 🙂
@@BeckyTregear Oh yes, definitely fun to use, I guess I was thinking more in terms of the amount of space/weight it takes compared to a compact setup, but maybe the luxurious/classic 1920's painter vibe is totally worth it, I could see that!
That's lovely but because of the weight maybe one like a backpack and a bit bigger so you could also save your stuff and wallet with it would be fun. Great addition to your father's stuff tho. I imagine he will use it well :)
Very nice! But I wish the makers would realize that with watercolor painting, it's better to be able to tilt back your painting surface so you're not fighting gravity... watercolor running downwards
Hi Becky.. This brand makes very beautiful things, pochade boxes and bags and cases and palettes but everything is soooo overpriced. I personally though I love their stuff, that I first saw at their etsy store, I can't afford to buy them in Greece considering that I have pay on top of their price the import taxes. This box is very beautiful but way too expensive at 600 dollars.
@@BeckyTregear Art materials should not be and/or become luxury items. Artists are poor people after all. I do appreciate the aesthetic but... that aesthetic was supposed to be the poor and humble people's one. Anyway... by the time that you have, or your father has this beautiful box do use it. I make most of my art stuff. I'm making my own watercolours, I bind my own sketchbooks with hard or soft covers, I make my own bags and I repurpose all about everything. The other day f.e I repurposed an old leather belt that I found into a plastic bag next to the recycling bins into a long handle for my sketching bags. It just needed two clips that I secured them with thick waxed thread. You have no idea what people throw at the recycling bins.
Adorable but completely impractical is a good description of me as well! 😂 These boxes are definitely bespoke and a luxury item. To be fair, my dad has used it quite a bit now and really likes it, so it's actually proven to be useful, lol.
Some people buy themselves jewelry. Others buy adorable boxes. I'd take the box any day. Hope your father enjoys it!
I'd choose the box too! ❤️
I appreciate that you did not main character all over your father's beautiful box. Respect.
Thank you - I just wanted to share its beauty because it's such a lovely piece of craftsmanship. Dad has used it quite a lot this year, which is great! 😊💜
Oh who this is a true beauty and I can see why it's so pricey. Wonderful product. Thank you so much for sharing this lovely with us.
I'm so glad I had an opportunity to check it out!
Bought one when I was working. It is a piece of art. Beautifully made and the freebies they send with it are nice
Ooooooooooh! Aaaaaaaaaaah! The Pochade is their star of the show 😮
Wow Becky, This is an EXPENSIVE BOX. Thank You for sharing..I have not seen it like this so compact. Perhaps I will put it down for a once in a lifetime gift!
It's definitely a valuable piece, and I imagine it would last a lifetime too...more than one!
It's really beautiful, well made and could be passed down to the next generation of artists. I'm happy to see one. I'm content with my watercolor sketchbook, small palette and a few chosen art utensils for on the go. I almost always paint flat and have never tried an easel. It'd be fun to see to see your dad in action using this pochade box.
It's definitely an heirloom piece! When next I visit Dad I'll get him to paint with it. 😁
That pochade box is stunning! I think that if I was rolling in enough discretionary money and specialised in miniature paintings I would definitely consider it but for now I’m happy to just watch your video of you looking over your dad’s one. If it was my dad I would be sooooo tempted to constantly borrow it 😂
I'm trying to be good until he has used it enough that it doesn't look so brand new. 😂
Oooh, that is lovely. Maybe you can get an update from your dad on how it works in the field. It is pricey, but the artisan quality is awesome. A girl can dream😍
It's definitely a boutique piece and should last a very long time. I hope he uses it a lot!
What an adorable pochade box. Thank you for sharing it with us, Becky.
I'm glad I had an opportunity to film it. 😊
The extra strap is for brushes. The catch on the strap is for hanging on one of the side catches.
Ahhh of course! 🙈
Amazing engineering and construction!
Wow, she’s beautiful isn’t she😍 I like that the water pots click on the sides like that, and how the whole thing works as it’s own unit! Realistically, I would likely not be able to paint outside for long before I’d decide to just snap a picture and bring it back to the studio😂 it sure is pricey too, but I understand why with the quality and sturdiness, plus it’s all wooden and leather. It’s nice that you were able to share it with us and take a close look at it, and I’m sure your dad will really enjoy using it! Also, I love his choice of paints😅
I usually don't last very long outside, especially if the weather isn't favourable, but I'd definitely want to mount it onto a tripod and stand somewhere pretty to paint. I think I'd quite like it as the oil painting setup. 🙂
Now that's a bit kool .thanks for sharing Becky
It's definitely a talking point if one goes out painting in public spaces!
It is gorgeous and your dad looks like he is really enjoying it. Thanks for showing us.
Thank you for watching! 😊
Thanks for sharing this! Fun to see the luxury supplies. I’d love to see it in use sometime!
Hopefully I can make a video using it at some point. Or film Dad painting with it, if he lets me. 🙂
This is soooo cool! I know you said it was pricey, but when I saw the actual price my jaw dropped, lol. Way out of my league, but super cool nonetheless, lol. I hope your Dad enjoys it.
Haha yes it is REALLY pricy! That was my reaction too when seeing it online for the first time. I thought oooh maybe I can get myself one of thes.....uh, never mind! 😱
This is very, very pretty, but as you said very pricey also. I am happy for your dad to own this beautiful box. For me it is too heavy in weight and price, haha. Thanks so much for showing it to us.
Yes I was surprised at how heavy it is, the first time I picked it up. Much like my DSLR camera with lens when I was a photographer. It got so heavy lugging that around!
@@BeckyTregear I am now down to the Art Toolkit with two waterbrushes in their A6 pocket cover, which I ordered from Senior Art. Very light weight and doesn't take much room in my hand bag. I discovered the pocket cover due to your video, haha.
Yay bonus video!! Beautiful bit of kit but I rarely go out of my house so would be totally pointless for me, but you can certainly see the amazing quality of it, I hope your dad gets plenty of use from it, I loved the little palette, and mixing area cute!! :D
I think he's been nervous to use it as well, haha! I think once the box gets messy it'll be ok, That mixing area is so cute!
It Looks Victorian very lovely xxxx
It definitely has an antique feel to it already!
Ive been eyeing this since it came out but way too expensive! I guess the only way you can tell if its worth it is after using it couple of times and see how practical it is. Tfs!
Yes, I think so too! When my dad said he'd bought one, I was very happy knowing I could have a look at the box properly and not have to go bankrupt doing so. 😂
What a great video… thanks to your dad for loaning it to you so you could make a video to share! I hope he enjoys his art box; it is definitely a gorgeous item and looks like a wonderful treat purchase. I love seeing products like this reviewed, because, as you said, it’s hard to find videos of some things.
I love the look of them, but definitely not something I’m willing to pay for at the moment 😊. I felt indulgent when I ordered the Etchr Slate mini last summer (on sale!). For a travel bag, the Etchr field case and slate mini really work well for me. I love seeing all the options that are out there though… so interesting!!
I love the Etchr field case! I'd been using mine for life drawing but I haven't attended for a while so I plan on sorting it out into a new configuration, maybe for travelling. I tried the larger Etchr bag and wow was that thing heavy! I think the Slate would be easier to carry. 😊
@@BeckyTregear The larger Etchr satchel and even the regular size Etchr slate seem too big for my purpose… but the slate mini seems to suit me and is nice for “car trips” when I can take more with me.
I had no idea this cool shop was in my neighborhood, I will have to check it!
Oh that'd be awesome!
Fun box for sure! Could be handy to have the tripod to help hold the weight.
Yes, I might need to test it out on a tripod to see how it works.
Just looked on Jackson’s it’s £560 😲 the strap you didn’t know what it is for, you clip it to the side of the box to put the brushes in the slits. 😊
Haha yes it is super expensive! A strap for brushes...why couldn't I think of that at the time of filming!? 😂
Very nice!
Have one of these in my cart on Peg and Awl…..thank you for the review…..I think Ill splurge for it!
Oooh how exciting! I hope you love it. My dad has been using his and is really enjoying it. 😊
Very pretty and excellently crafted, but not for myself, it is too heavy. However, it would last a lifetime. Have a great week, Becky and see you on Friday.
Yes it's a heavy piece of equipment - more than I'd prefer if lugging on a hiking trip, lol. But ok for easy outings when it can set on a table or tripod.
Wow!!! Thanks for showcasing this for us - I've seen this being advertised and was really curious about it... but I didn't find it very practical for sketching unless using a tripod. It is lovely though....
It's one of those totally luxurious items which I am glad I was able to look at, if for a brief while. A bit like when we went into a Breitling watch store and I oohed and ahhed over the ladies watches and then slunk out because the cheapest was $5000! 😂
@@BeckyTregear Yes, exactly! I love looking at beautiful things and being in awe of the quality and craftsmanship that goes into making them and luckily I find that fulfilling enough to have no desire to buy them. I only buy things I know I’m going to use on a regular basis - I get anxious and overwhelmed from buying things that I’ve hardly used and have them taking up space in my home and subsequently clutter my mind and my heart and sap my energy, I want to keep these precious spaces free for the things I love…
I ❤this video 😊
It is a very lovely item and I hope your father gets many happy painting times with it! Thank you and him for showing it to us!
I honestly thought it looked a bit to bulky to bring out on a plein air trip and the space to put paper on is very small. As an earlier comment said it would be a lovely thing for someone who does miniature and think so too. But I agree it looks so lovely and I would be happy if I recieved it as a gift😉! For outdoor painting I think the Etchr Slate mini would be easier to carry and to set up than this beautiful pochade box.
I think it would be fine for car trips where weight isn't an issue, but perhaps for flying somewhere it would be entirely too heavy! I've tried the original Etchr satchel and that thing weighed a ton as well, lol, but I am sure the mini version would be a lot lighter. 🙂
@@BeckyTregear I have both the Art satchel and the Slate mini and there is a signifikant difference in weight between them😃👍
Quite lovey box..enjoyed video..mikelle art mom 🎨👩🎨✍
I'm glad I had an opportunity to look at one in person!
It is very cute, I like it. I would want the oil version, but its also not something I need at this stage, nor will I expect to get. I haven't done Plein Air painting before, although I would actually be interested in it. One of the reasons for not doing it, is not knowing where to start. Oil paints are my main medium and I always wonder how people travel with wet oil canvases. They always feels so messy, or at least I end up covered in paints, so maybe I am better off in my studio. :)
I think the oil box would work well in that the little gesso boards stack with gaps so it might be ok to store a wet painty one in one of the slots? And the glass palette would hopefully have some space above it to transport blobs of paint. I'd be curious to try it out!
It's so pretty and well made, but even for a serious artist it seems a bit impractical. But as a treat and something classy to use and keep I totally get it. It's gorgeous and would really be a lovely inherited piece for future family members.
It's so hard to know until it has been used a few times as to how practical it really is - I like it for the fanciness of the box but it is pretty heavy, which could be an issue. I wouldn't lug it on a difficult hiking trip, but for easy outdoor areas I imagine it'd be fun to use. 🙂
@@BeckyTregear Oh yes, definitely fun to use, I guess I was thinking more in terms of the amount of space/weight it takes compared to a compact setup, but maybe the luxurious/classic 1920's painter vibe is totally worth it, I could see that!
@@SarahBaileyArts I can see what you mean as well. I tend to carry more than would fit in the box. 😂
I have one, I love it sm.
That's great! ❤️
That's lovely but because of the weight maybe one like a backpack and a bit bigger so you could also save your stuff and wallet with it would be fun. Great addition to your father's stuff tho. I imagine he will use it well :)
That would be a cool idea!
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I like the design, but I paint in my house!
A studio box then? 😁
Very nice! But I wish the makers would realize that with watercolor painting, it's better to be able to tilt back your painting surface so you're not fighting gravity... watercolor running downwards
That's very true! I'd probably end up laying it flat...maybe that is a possibility too that I didn't discover.
nice heavy (expensive) supply 😀 def worth having tho if someone does a lot of painting outside😀
I think so too!
Hi Becky.. This brand makes very beautiful things, pochade boxes and bags and cases and palettes but everything is soooo overpriced. I personally though I love their stuff, that I first saw at their etsy store, I can't afford to buy them in Greece considering that I have pay on top of their price the import taxes.
This box is very beautiful but way too expensive at 600 dollars.
I actually found some of their products in an actual art store here! They cost a fortune, lol.
@@BeckyTregear Art materials should not be and/or become luxury items. Artists are poor people after all.
I do appreciate the aesthetic but... that aesthetic was supposed to be the poor and humble people's one.
Anyway... by the time that you have, or your father has this beautiful box do use it.
I make most of my art stuff. I'm making my own watercolours, I bind my own sketchbooks with hard or soft covers, I make my own bags and I repurpose all about everything.
The other day f.e I repurposed an old leather belt that I found into a plastic bag next to the recycling bins into a long handle for my sketching bags. It just needed two clips that I secured them with thick waxed thread.
You have no idea what people throw at the recycling bins.
Looks heavy?
@@cecilialofgren1396 Yes, a couple of kilos if I remember correctly. Did I weigh it at some point in this video? I can't remember that bit, lol.
So how much IS it?
Somewhere in the $400-$600 range, if I remember correctly.
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Lovely but way too pricey!
Yes, very pricey indeed!
“Adorable”, but completely impractical. These overpriced pochade boxes seem to be more about the box than supporting an actual painting practice
Adorable but completely impractical is a good description of me as well! 😂 These boxes are definitely bespoke and a luxury item. To be fair, my dad has used it quite a bit now and really likes it, so it's actually proven to be useful, lol.
The answer without watching this video I fuck no it’s not worth it
LMAO, fair enough! 🤣