I would love to see a video on choosing only 12 shades for a "stranded on a deserted island!" I would love to see your educated take on what you would choose and why! Love this series
when i saw the video title i thought this wasn't going to be divided by color section so my brain was like "this is going to be a list dominated by earth tones, isnt it" HAHA, in any case i'm looking forward to watching this, you always have great taste in color
There is something soothing and magical about watching your colour swatchings. I love the colour vibrancy before the swatches dry 😍 Wishing you a speedy recovery!
Denise you have me so spoiled that I can’t seem to watch anyone else doing anything with pigments. You are the queen!!! If I was rich I would send so much of it your way. You’re amazing.
I LOVE your channel. I love how detailed information you have about colors and pigments. Watching you swatch different colors from different brands makes me happy 😇 I feel like I am in color heaven.
I have watched this same video at least 30 times, I even took a screen shot of the swatches at the end, but I just keep playing it over and over. Sorry, I have no explanation or excuse, just thanks for sharing your expertise.
Gosh this will be such a nice video to reference when I'm itching to try new colors! I just treated myself to a single tube of DS yesterday only for you to release this today LOL (Also! You are such a master at delicately swatching colors w/ slight gradation I can't help but watch the entire video in awe) Wishin' you the best with your surgery and hope you can make a speedy recovery!
I also wish there was a top mixed versions of these colors! Like your favourite mixed orange, blacks, etc. I think it would be interesting to see if these hues are close to current favourite pigments, and see the difference between the mixed and single pigment versions. With mixed I mean self-mixed with pigments, not pre-made mixtures of paints! You already did this with some colors :)
This was a pleasure to watch as always. I hope your surgery goes well and that you get plenty of time and space to recover--plenty of reminders in my life and in my family that you really gotta take all that R&R after a procedure.
I'm kind of excited that so many of my favourite colors were referenced! Your swatching is so soothing and I enjoy the voiceovers! :) Good vibes for your surgery!
Hey Denise, I just wanted to write to tell you that because of your videos I finally took a proper step forward in learning watercolor. I'm not an artist, but I've always wanted to learn how to do this. Thank you.
Such an informative and inspiring video, thank you! I love your choices. I just ordered Roman Szmal’s Shadow Violet this morning and I’m excited to try it, so I was thrilled to see that it’s one of your favourites! I hope your surgery goes well and that you recover quickly.
I've been binging your videos lately for color recommendations, so this was timely! I recently bought a perylene green and phthalo turquoise because of your videos, and I love the moody teals it creates 😊 good luck with your surgery and wishing you a quick recovery!
it's so interesting to see how your taste has evolved in this three years! and it's cute to see that there are some staples that haven't left your favorites. I found soo many cool tones i would wanna try out in this video! I must say that the cerulean/indian red combo is one of my favorite greys too. Lovely video Denise! Hope you have a good and fast recovery :)
If you haven't tried D.S. Quinacridone Sienna, it has become one of my very favorite earthy orange browns (and I have a ton of oranges and browns because I paint so many horses)- I love it for reddish brown coats on animals, AND it is one of my favorite colors for human skin tones of all shades.
I am a relatively new watercolor artist. Just setting up a palate using tubes. Your swatching of the colors has been most helpful. Also the comments. I've watched all 4 hours of DS! Most of mine are that brand. I just ordered a doz. (gasp) tubes, and can't wait to swatch them out on cards. So glad I can celebrate World Watercolor Month this way! Wishing you a quick recovery! Take care of yourself! Peggy
This was such a beautiful and soothing video to watch, thank you so much 💕💕💕 I hope the operation goes well and i wish you a speedy recovery! Sending all the love and encouragement 😊
i just want to share with you that although i have numerous greens on my extensive palette, once i tried your "denise's green" i never stopped using it! it is my go to for almost any piece i work on, so much so that i have ordered it multiple times!! quite possibly in my top 3 or 4 colors on my entire palette!
Winsor & Newton’s yellow ochre is actually really good too. I compared it side by side to Daniel smith’s and I found the Winsor one to be a cleaner and less granulating version. Both were equal in transparency and hue though
Good luck with your surgery. I hope your recovery goes well and smoothly 😊 This was a beautiful video! I'll have to try mixing done of that grey you showcased last as it looks absolutely lovely!
Love how you swatch these 😍 Also, how sneaky to fit in 3 earth colors as orange 😂 I'm wondering, do you actually use all these pinks and purples in your wildlife painting? I love the hues but would find them more useful for flowers.
Thanks, Gwen! The shadow violet I use often for backgrounds and studies. Perylene violet I use all the time for mixing darks, and its great for things like black iridescent birds. The others I use less often, but when I do my colorful pieces, they get brought out to play :)
great colors! very similar to my own favorites. I'm afraid that Shadow Violet has taken over my art as well! I just have to use it everywhere. I even use scans of its texture in digital artwork, the color separation effect is very special :)
I don't think cerulean blue gets enough love as a mixing color. I didn't own it for a long time but wound up with it on a palette and it makes really gorgeous colors that you just can't get with other blues.
Ok hear me out: I’ve never been able get that paint name right. I always used an M, as in Ceruleum, and I actually have seen a couple brands spell it this way too, so is it just a misspelling or it is a different pigment??
@@PinkWytchBytch There are various spellings, some are regional to different parts of the world. There are also a couple of different pigments that are considered cerulean blue.
Oh, I loved watching this roundup. In addition to just enjoying a peek into an artist's preferences, your swatches are so soothing & exact. Nice to see some Stoneground on there - I have several Stoneground paints and I really enjoy them. :) Thank you!
I have added so many new colors to my list. Lovely, informative, and beautifully edited as always. Thank you for putting so much effort in to your videos!
That explains why my cerulean- indian red mix doesn't give that much of a beautiful grey tint, granulation! Thank you for this video, the information and your work in sharing! Happy painting to you too!
oh man seeing the notification for this video made my day!! thank you so much for making this, and all the detail and info you put into explaining your colour choices and why you like them :D
I love your videos so much! You inspired me to take up water coloring (I’m a pencil/brush virgin). And now I feel inspired to share some of my practice pieces for world watercolor month! I’m nervous because I’m not good yet, but it would be nice to have a visual representation of my progress! This is a great list!
Welcome Caitlin! Thanks for joining us here and putting yourself out there :) It's really rewarding to look back at my own work and see the progress I've made! Perhaps I should do a share over on Instagram.
@@InLiquidColor That would be great!! I love to see where everyone started. It definitely makes me feel better to know good artists at one point didn’t put a shadow in the right spot too 😂
I'm super late to the game lol I just started watercolor and I just found you. I loved this so much! I know it's only been 2 years but I would love to see another updated list if there have been any changes. ❤
Fun to watch. When you say that you don't have a strong brand preference could you please mention what brands you have actually tried. There is a difference between all brands and often that difference is huge.
Thanks Denise, I am glad you have some Stoneground Paints! I absolutely love them and they are made in my home city😊 I have Florentine Green and I agree it’s lovely. Do you have other colours from SG? Their Quin Magenta and Cobalt Aquamarine are really nice too. I love letting MG’s cerulean blue mix with SG’s cobalt aquamarine, the granulation between the two are magical. All the best with your surgery.❤️
Hey Denise have you heard that PO48 is being discontinued? But John Cogley said that Daniel Smith has enough for like 12 years or something. Just thought I'd mention it!
Loved watching this video, thank you.. How is it that so many varying colors (with varying hues, not just intensities can be made from PV19? Good luck with your surgery. Wishing you a speedy and painless recovery.
The chemical behind PV19 has 4 different polymorphs. The molecules in those polymorphs are the same but they form different crystal structures. The molecules are arranged differently in the solid material and therefore the pigment has a different color. Source: Wikipedia- Polymorphism
Thanks Iva, and everyyoueverymiau for the response. I have a Color Spotlight video (albeit a bit out dated) on PV19. Also check out the PBr7 and PR101 videos as they have similar wide ranges.
I agree on the phthalo turquoise... I put together a bunch of brand specific mini palettes and got the PT completely by mistake for my Winsor Newton palette (someone had put it away in the wrong slot in the store and I didn't even notice until I had squirted it in and read the label to check the pigment code).. it's become a favorite.. it just has a completely different feel and mixing ability and I like how different it is from the ultramarines in comparison to the regular PB. Especially since I don't have P green on these little palettes.. it can kind of split the difference between P blue and P green for mixing.
Good luck with your surgery! You will be missed. This was such a nice video! I will have to look into that vivianite and that cerulean/indian red mixture. My palette has an entire row dedicated to purples and violets. I just love them so much! My new favorite is Ultramarine Pink PR259 by M. Graham. You also got me hooked on the Sennelier Ultramarine Deep! I would have loved to see an entire row of your favorite turquoises!
crazy that world watercolor month is the month I was born in! It's my birthday tomorrow already and I picked out 4 professional watercolor paints by Winsor & Newton that I'll be getting, I'm super excited!!
Please pick up on your final colour choice... Namely compliments and near compliments that mix to a neutral(ish) grey. HANDPRINT has a few of these... I will be getting Perylene Green and Perylene Maroon as a starter....
I’ve mad my purchase. Nice to see your shop open again but I am sorry I missed out on your bear zipper pouch. Loved this video and thank you for sharing.
I love seeing those colors and how you explaind each and every color. I live in asia so brand like daniel smith, da vinci, qor are quite expensive. So most of my color colection are from mijello, white night, holbein, rembrandt. I only have few of dniel smith. So my color reference only from those brand. Same as you I dont use much orange but I love mijello autumn orange (PO36), and seems sennelier chinese orange quite nice (although I havent tried it 😅, but planning to get one)
Hey! I'm debating on which watercolor sets I should choose, either Holbein or Mijello; which is better? I'd love to get Mijello pure pigment due to its vibrancy and the fact that, it's 15ml. I could learn more about color mixing and keep using it for years as it is vibrant and a lot. Though, I'm a little scared of its flow/movement I wouldn't want paints that can't really "move" or "flow". That's why Holbein is my second option for professional paints.. but there are "downsides" to it as it's not the usual western paint. I heard it flows differently but not as less as mijello mission gold. It also has multiple pigments mixed. I use Baohong watercolor paper, I heard paints don't flow the same as with other cotton papers, but it's better than cellulose papers. I'm scared if both the paper and paint will make me bothered with my painting process. If you have it, could you tell me their performance on that paper? I don't really have the budget to get other 100% cotton papers. You don't have to do my request if you can't, but please let me know your thoughts❤️ What do you think I should get? 😅
It was so lovely to watch this video! Thank you! I too love the W&N Transparent Orange, I just wish it held up in the mid-tones and washes in my lightfastness test 😭 On another note; so many of the colors I now own and love(!) are thanks to you, Denise, and I'm so, so thankful! You have helped bring such beautiful color into my life, and I can't really find words to describe what it has meant to me. 🌻 I hope everything will go well with your surgery and recovery! I'll be a very tiny pep squad over here in Sweden! 🤸
I finally bough a perylene green 😍😍 that color is so rare and expensive in my country and Holbein's Perylene green was perfect! I'm so excited to try it ❤️
I think I sent you a sample of DV Burnt Sienna several years ago. It has remained a staple on my palette in part due to its transparency. Few paints have been so consistent for me and the DV brand now rivals DS for slots on my palette. Interesting to see the variety on yours. You are an ace enabler. Thanks for extending my wish list.
Nice choices. Consider Schmincke Ultramarine Finest. They mill this one an extra time so it does not granulate when mixed with something like Pyrolysis Orange which makes a beautiful cloudscape that is smooth.
I would love to see a video on choosing only 12 shades for a "stranded on a deserted island!" I would love to see your educated take on what you would choose and why!
Love this series
when i saw the video title i thought this wasn't going to be divided by color section so my brain was like "this is going to be a list dominated by earth tones, isnt it" HAHA, in any case i'm looking forward to watching this, you always have great taste in color
I love how in depth you are and explaining why you choose certain colors 😍
There is something soothing and magical about watching your colour swatchings. I love the colour vibrancy before the swatches dry 😍
Wishing you a speedy recovery!
The way you explain every detail is like being in heaven. Thank you so much.
Florentine green and Denise’s green making it into the video 👏👏👏👏
I commented before vivianite showed up!!
I knew you'd be pleased! :D
Denise you have me so spoiled that I can’t seem to watch anyone else doing anything with pigments. You are the queen!!! If I was rich I would send so much of it your way. You’re amazing.
I LOVE your channel. I love how detailed information you have about colors and pigments. Watching you swatch different colors from different brands makes me happy 😇 I feel like I am in color heaven.
WORLD WATERCOLOR MONTH AHHHHHHHHHHHH GOING TO GET CRAZYYYYYYYYY AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
That Shadow Violet! 😍
Best wishes for your surgery. I hope your recovery goes smoothly
I like the bigger swatches, thank you. Good luck on your surgery and speedy healing to you.
I am all for this flat brush swatching! So juicy and satisfying! Please do more of these just like the brand by brand series!
I have watched this same video at least 30 times, I even took a screen shot of the swatches at the end, but I just keep playing it over and over. Sorry, I have no explanation or excuse, just thanks for sharing your expertise.
Gosh this will be such a nice video to reference when I'm itching to try new colors! I just treated myself to a single tube of DS yesterday only for you to release this today LOL (Also! You are such a master at delicately swatching colors w/ slight gradation I can't help but watch the entire video in awe) Wishin' you the best with your surgery and hope you can make a speedy recovery!
Lovely swatching! I’ve just done a piece using a mix of Caput Mortuum and Phthalo Turquoise… the colour separation is stunning!
I also wish there was a top mixed versions of these colors! Like your favourite mixed orange, blacks, etc. I think it would be interesting to see if these hues are close to current favourite pigments, and see the difference between the mixed and single pigment versions. With mixed I mean self-mixed with pigments, not pre-made mixtures of paints! You already did this with some colors :)
Oooh, I'd wanna see that! 😍
I want to see
A must have on my palette is a medium yellow, Sennelier's Primary Yellow. I love your choice of earthy yellows though and I pretty much want them too.
This was the perfect video for my lunch break. So relaxing and love those juicy closeups!
Your favorites are lovely! Oranges look great and no need to apologize for your beautiful picks!
Phew! I always worry about shorting you, T! 🧡😋
I loved this video!! Your original top five series was so useful for making my own pallette and figuring out my specific colour preferences.
This was a pleasure to watch as always. I hope your surgery goes well and that you get plenty of time and space to recover--plenty of reminders in my life and in my family that you really gotta take all that R&R after a procedure.
I love this! It never fails to fascinate me hearing other artists discuss their color choices! It gets me excited about my own favorites :)
Thank you for the swatches, they’re beautiful! Also, I hope your surgery went well.
I'm kind of excited that so many of my favourite colors were referenced! Your swatching is so soothing and I enjoy the voiceovers! :) Good vibes for your surgery!
Hey Denise, I just wanted to write to tell you that because of your videos I finally took a proper step forward in learning watercolor. I'm not an artist, but I've always wanted to learn how to do this. Thank you.
Thanks Denise! Love all these colors! Blessings for a successful procedure and recovery!
I love the juicy washes that you made... Thanks Denise!!!!!!!
What a pleasure to watch! Gorgeous video!
I so love you included Florentine Green from Stoneground Paint. I love that green and it’s permanent on my palette.
I bought an extra full pan to keep on my main palette in addition to my half pan on the SG palette. I love it so much!
That was fun. I love mixing rhe Indian red with EVERYTHING. You never know what might happen 😊 ah, see it even found its way mixed on your list😁
Such an informative and inspiring video, thank you! I love your choices. I just ordered Roman Szmal’s Shadow Violet this morning and I’m excited to try it, so I was thrilled to see that it’s one of your favourites! I hope your surgery goes well and that you recover quickly.
I've been binging your videos lately for color recommendations, so this was timely! I recently bought a perylene green and phthalo turquoise because of your videos, and I love the moody teals it creates 😊 good luck with your surgery and wishing you a quick recovery!
So glad you're enjoying them! Thank you for the well wishes.
it's so interesting to see how your taste has evolved in this three years! and it's cute to see that there are some staples that haven't left your favorites. I found soo many cool tones i would wanna try out in this video! I must say that the cerulean/indian red combo is one of my favorite greys too. Lovely video Denise! Hope you have a good and fast recovery :)
Thank you, Daniel! Thanks for hanging out all this time! :)
Aussie Red Gold is an amazing yellow/orange. This was very helpful. Thanks.
Good Luck with your surgery, speedy recovery!
If you haven't tried D.S. Quinacridone Sienna, it has become one of my very favorite earthy orange browns (and I have a ton of oranges and browns because I paint so many horses)- I love it for reddish brown coats on animals, AND it is one of my favorite colors for human skin tones of all shades.
Grays are so magical=) Thank you, this was such a relaxing experience=)
I am a relatively new watercolor artist. Just setting up a palate using tubes. Your swatching of the colors has been
most helpful. Also the comments. I've watched all 4 hours of DS! Most of mine are that brand. I just ordered a doz. (gasp) tubes, and can't wait to swatch them out on cards. So glad I can celebrate World Watercolor Month this way!
Wishing you a quick recovery! Take care of yourself! Peggy
That is a gorgeous collection. I think you could paint anything with those.
Watching this video again because I'm missing your content!
Your favorite grey (Indian Red + Cerulean) is gorgeous!!! I always have a tube/pan of Prussian Green on hand. It's such a fave of mine.
Such an exquisite choice. Thank you for sharing this with us, Denise.
Such a lovely video, as always your switching is so calming to watch.
Also I hope everything goes well with the surgery and you recover safely.
love your selection. all the best for your surgery!
This was such a beautiful and soothing video to watch, thank you so much 💕💕💕 I hope the operation goes well and i wish you a speedy recovery! Sending all the love and encouragement 😊
Thank you for this lovely resource to start of World Watercolor Month!
i just want to share with you that although i have numerous greens on my extensive palette, once i tried your "denise's green" i never stopped using it! it is my go to for almost any piece i work on, so much so that i have ordered it multiple times!! quite possibly in my top 3 or 4 colors on my entire palette!
That means so much to me! Thank you and I'm so glad you like it!
@@InLiquidColor Can "denise's green" be purchased anywhere as an individual tube?
@@JimCaputoMusic it's available on Da Vinci's website :)
@@InLiquidColor Thanks. I should have thought to look there after looking every place but there.
This was so relaxing to watch, I love hearing your thoughts on all the colors. Love your nails too, that color is beautiful!
Speedy recovery … can’t wait to see u again ❤️
Love your choices and totally agree with your "oranges". Wishing you well with your surgery.
Winsor & Newton’s yellow ochre is actually really good too. I compared it side by side to Daniel smith’s and I found the Winsor one to be a cleaner and less granulating version. Both were equal in transparency and hue though
Fantastic! Thank you.. going to see if there's a more recent version. I love your colours.
Hopefully coming soon!
Good luck with your surgery. I hope your recovery goes well and smoothly 😊 This was a beautiful video! I'll have to try mixing done of that grey you showcased last as it looks absolutely lovely!
Thanks so much, Regina!
Thank you for this super relaxing video, Denise! :D Also best of luck on your surgery, I hope it goes well
Thank you Ellen. I hope you are well 💜
Love how you swatch these 😍
Also, how sneaky to fit in 3 earth colors as orange 😂
I'm wondering, do you actually use all these pinks and purples in your wildlife painting? I love the hues but would find them more useful for flowers.
Thanks, Gwen! The shadow violet I use often for backgrounds and studies. Perylene violet I use all the time for mixing darks, and its great for things like black iridescent birds. The others I use less often, but when I do my colorful pieces, they get brought out to play :)
Wow I was literally re watching your “top 5” series this morning . What a perfect video ! Sending love to you and speedy recovery 🧚
I love when things work out like that! Thank you.
great colors! very similar to my own favorites. I'm afraid that Shadow Violet has taken over my art as well! I just have to use it everywhere. I even use scans of its texture in digital artwork, the color separation effect is very special :)
Your color choices make such a beautiful palette..Hope all went well with your surgery.
I don't think cerulean blue gets enough love as a mixing color. I didn't own it for a long time but wound up with it on a palette and it makes really gorgeous colors that you just can't get with other blues.
Ok hear me out: I’ve never been able get that paint name right. I always used an M, as in Ceruleum, and I actually have seen a couple brands spell it this way too, so is it just a misspelling or it is a different pigment??
@@PinkWytchBytch There are various spellings, some are regional to different parts of the world. There are also a couple of different pigments that are considered cerulean blue.
Oh, I loved watching this roundup. In addition to just enjoying a peek into an artist's preferences, your swatches are so soothing & exact. Nice to see some Stoneground on there - I have several Stoneground paints and I really enjoy them. :) Thank you!
I have added so many new colors to my list. Lovely, informative, and beautifully edited as always. Thank you for putting so much effort in to your videos!
Unrelated, but lovely nails you have.
Also, God bless you on your surgery.
Thank you kindly! This look was done especially to show off a wide range of colors for such a video :D haha.
That explains why my cerulean- indian red mix doesn't give that much of a beautiful grey tint, granulation! Thank you for this video, the information and your work in sharing! Happy painting to you too!
Love your video and content. Keep up the good work
oh man seeing the notification for this video made my day!! thank you so much for making this, and all the detail and info you put into explaining your colour choices and why you like them :D
Wonderful video. All were gorgeous but column five has my favorite grouping. Be well and may your recovery be short.
I love your videos so much! You inspired me to take up water coloring (I’m a pencil/brush virgin). And now I feel inspired to share some of my practice pieces for world watercolor month! I’m nervous because I’m not good yet, but it would be nice to have a visual representation of my progress! This is a great list!
Welcome Caitlin! Thanks for joining us here and putting yourself out there :) It's really rewarding to look back at my own work and see the progress I've made! Perhaps I should do a share over on Instagram.
@@InLiquidColor That would be great!! I love to see where everyone started. It definitely makes me feel better to know good artists at one point didn’t put a shadow in the right spot too 😂
I'm super late to the game lol I just started watercolor and I just found you. I loved this so much! I know it's only been 2 years but I would love to see another updated list if there have been any changes. ❤
Welcome! I have a four-part update to this video of my updated studio palette :)
Hope your recovery goes well. It's interesting to see your color "evolution " The neutrals are interesting. Regards for your speedy recovery 👴
I hope your surgery goes well
Ugh, love your videos. So precise and informative.
This is such a bliss.... Hope to grow my collection with time..... I am mainly interested in blues and yellows and pinks
Fun to watch. When you say that you don't have a strong brand preference could you please mention what brands you have actually tried. There is a difference between all brands and often that difference is huge.
This was a wonderful overview over your favourites. They change for sure over time, but you certainly created your perfect palette there. :)
Wildly nice pallet ! Picked up a few suggestions to try!
Wow, you are so knowlegdgable , very well presented, and so patient.. hope all goes well with the surgery, love from Europe 💞
love all this colors too (but have only half of them) XD
One of my most favorite brown’s is Quinacridone Burnt Scarlet (Daniel Smith)
Thanks Denise, I am glad you have some Stoneground Paints! I absolutely love them and they are made in my home city😊 I have Florentine Green and I agree it’s lovely. Do you have other colours from SG? Their Quin Magenta and Cobalt Aquamarine are really nice too. I love letting MG’s cerulean blue mix with SG’s cobalt aquamarine, the granulation between the two are magical. All the best with your surgery.❤️
I have a whole palette from them! It's lovely :)
Hey Denise have you heard that PO48 is being discontinued? But John Cogley said that Daniel Smith has enough for like 12 years or something. Just thought I'd mention it!
I have! Thanks Jenn :)
Beautifully done, thank you.
Thank you for a very lovely video -- very peaceful & interesting. Heal up quick ☺️
Loved watching this video, thank you.. How is it that so many varying colors (with varying hues, not just intensities can be made from PV19? Good luck with your surgery. Wishing you a speedy and painless recovery.
The chemical behind PV19 has 4 different polymorphs. The molecules in those polymorphs are the same but they form different crystal structures. The molecules are arranged differently in the solid material and therefore the pigment has a different color. Source: Wikipedia- Polymorphism
Thanks Iva, and everyyoueverymiau for the response. I have a Color Spotlight video (albeit a bit out dated) on PV19. Also check out the PBr7 and PR101 videos as they have similar wide ranges.
Speedy recovery Denise!
My best wishes for a speedy recovery 🙂
I agree on the phthalo turquoise... I put together a bunch of brand specific mini palettes and got the PT completely by mistake for my Winsor Newton palette (someone had put it away in the wrong slot in the store and I didn't even notice until I had squirted it in and read the label to check the pigment code).. it's become a favorite.. it just has a completely different feel and mixing ability and I like how different it is from the ultramarines in comparison to the regular PB. Especially since I don't have P green on these little palettes.. it can kind of split the difference between P blue and P green for mixing.
Good luck with your surgery! You will be missed.
This was such a nice video! I will have to look into that vivianite and that cerulean/indian red mixture. My palette has an entire row dedicated to purples and violets. I just love them so much! My new favorite is Ultramarine Pink PR259 by M. Graham. You also got me hooked on the Sennelier Ultramarine Deep! I would have loved to see an entire row of your favorite turquoises!
Thank you kindly!
Ooh love your selection Denise! Another super interesting and relaxing video, thank you! Hope all goes well with the op. Take care 😊💜
Thank you, Sarah!
crazy that world watercolor month is the month I was born in!
It's my birthday tomorrow already and I picked out 4 professional watercolor paints by Winsor & Newton that I'll be getting, I'm super excited!!
Happy early birthday!
Please pick up on your final colour choice... Namely compliments and near compliments that mix to a neutral(ish) grey.
HANDPRINT has a few of these... I will be getting Perylene Green and Perylene Maroon as a starter....
I’ve mad my purchase. Nice to see your shop open again but I am sorry I missed out on your bear zipper pouch. Loved this video and thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much for your support!
I love seeing those colors and how you explaind each and every color. I live in asia so brand like daniel smith, da vinci, qor are quite expensive. So most of my color colection are from mijello, white night, holbein, rembrandt. I only have few of dniel smith. So my color reference only from those brand. Same as you I dont use much orange but I love mijello autumn orange (PO36), and seems sennelier chinese orange quite nice (although I havent tried it 😅, but planning to get one)
Hey! I'm debating on which watercolor sets I should choose, either Holbein or Mijello; which is better? I'd love to get Mijello pure pigment due to its vibrancy and the fact that, it's 15ml. I could learn more about color mixing and keep using it for years as it is vibrant and a lot. Though, I'm a little scared of its flow/movement I wouldn't want paints that can't really "move" or "flow". That's why Holbein is my second option for professional paints.. but there are "downsides" to it as it's not the usual western paint. I heard it flows differently but not as less as mijello mission gold. It also has multiple pigments mixed. I use Baohong watercolor paper, I heard paints don't flow the same as with other cotton papers, but it's better than cellulose papers. I'm scared if both the paper and paint will make me bothered with my painting process. If you have it, could you tell me their performance on that paper? I don't really have the budget to get other 100% cotton papers. You don't have to do my request if you can't, but please let me know your thoughts❤️
What do you think I should get? 😅
I almost forgot to mention, I live in Asia too btw.. That's why I really wanted to know your opinion and thoughts on this
All the best to you with your surgery!
It was so lovely to watch this video! Thank you! I too love the W&N Transparent Orange, I just wish it held up in the mid-tones and washes in my lightfastness test 😭
On another note; so many of the colors I now own and love(!) are thanks to you, Denise, and I'm so, so thankful! You have helped bring such beautiful color into my life, and I can't really find words to describe what it has meant to me. 🌻
I hope everything will go well with your surgery and recovery! I'll be a very tiny pep squad over here in Sweden! 🤸
Thank you for all of your kind words, Hannah!
Yay, Stoneground Paint Co.! ;)
My new one is graphite grey.
I finally bough a perylene green 😍😍 that color is so rare and expensive in my country and Holbein's Perylene green was perfect! I'm so excited to try it ❤️
I think I sent you a sample of DV Burnt Sienna several years ago. It has remained a staple on my palette in part due to its transparency. Few paints have been so consistent for me and the DV brand now rivals DS for slots on my palette. Interesting to see the variety on yours. You are an ace enabler. Thanks for extending my wish list.
Nice choices. Consider Schmincke Ultramarine Finest. They mill this one an extra time so it does not granulate when mixed with something like Pyrolysis Orange which makes a beautiful cloudscape that is smooth.