9 new colours and watercolour tube sets from White Nights (2018)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- Nevskaya Palitra just added 9 new colours to their White Nights watercolour, namely
Aureolin (PY 151), Transparent, LF3/3
Naples Yellow Light (PY 216), Opaque, LF3/3
Naples Orange (PY 216), Opaque, LF3/3
Orange (PO 64), Semi Transparent, LF3/3
Geranium Red (PR 242), Semi Transparent, LF3/3
Venice Purple (PR 179), Semi Transparent, LF3/3
May Green (PY 3, PG 36), Transparent, LF3/3
Cobalt Turqoise (PB 28), Semi Transparent, LF3/3
Cobalt Azure Blue (PB 36), Semi Transparent, LF3/3
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I just love White Nights watercolor, they have essential pigment for reasonable price.
I know it wasn't intentional, but I really like how it looks when May Green and Cobalt Turquoise mix.
Oh wow! These are some lovely new additions :) This is the first I've seen of them - thanks for sharing!
Hello Denise! ☺ i just wanted to know if have you ever used these paints and what do you think? Are they good? 😅
Denise has a white nights review where she bought a little combo of pans :)
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Couldn't find them anywhere! I am really in love with that Venice Purple and that Cobalt Turquoise!
You can find individual tubes at Jackson's Art bit.ly/ja-white-nights
CORRECTION: Igor Sava is Russia born artist based in Italy.
I added more details on my blog. www.parkablogs.com/picture/white-nights-9-new-colours-and-tube-sets-2018
Thanks for your review. After watching it I let my family know I'd love to have the new colours as a birthday gift. I'll have to wait and see if they took notice.
I hope they took the hint 😁
So glad you reviewed these Teoh. My son, who lives in Singapore, surprised me with the "Plein Air" set when he came to visit last summer (I live in Maryland). I believe he bought them at Overjoyed, an amazing art store. It's a set I enjoy painting with and I'm happy to know they also come in tubes, although it will take me a long time to use up these full pans.
So happy to see some White Nights love.
yay! I've been wanting to try a pr242 red and a cobalt turquoise or teal for ages so this will be a much more affordable option once available.ive recently bought my first 2 pans of indian yellow and English red from white nights and I love them. everything else i have are winsor newton, m.graham or daniel smithers dried from tubes and the white nights are great to rewet and fantastic pigment load, I dont find the 2 I have so far in anyway chalky.
The new colours look beautiful. I have three primaries by White Nights and I really like them. Thanks for sharing :)
The tubes and pans are available open stock now in the UK and are incredibly cheap for the quality of paint you get. - It may not compare against the top tier brands like DS or MG, but its a very good paint that certainly holds its own with other artist grade watercolours, and most significantly, it has knocked top tier Student brands out of the park with performance and affordability. Coming in at well less than Cotman prices now... so even at entry level it's difficult to justify student grade brands any more, if White Nights are available to you as these are a better choice.
They are even cheaper in Russia. I don't know the prices in UK, but full pans are priced $2 on Jackson's Art, and for this money I can get 10ml tube in my local store.
In the past they were a bit worse (at least for me). Blues and browns were weaker than today. I'm glad they are modernizing their line of products.
Those new colors are pretty nice. Thanks for sharing them Teoh. 😃
wow those are very beautiful colours.
Time to go local art store! I do hope they have the new colors.
I like several of these colors, May Green makes me think of bicycle racers, horse racing uniforms or maybe safety guard vests. I don't know if there are any that are actually that color but I could see me using it there and not much of anywhere else! lol
Teoh happy subscriber here :) . You are the first I've seen to review these colours. I am glad white nights has Venice purple, I've been looking for a Premade colour rather than mixing on my own for sometime now. Just waiting for jackson's to stock up. ☺️
Hi Teoh, super review as usual. I have a full set of White Nights watercolours (not the new ones) and they are definitely not my favourite watercolours. They seem to have a chalky look sometimes - a little gouache. I do use them for my sketch book occasionally when I want nice strong colours. I am in Africa at the moment and they lend themselves to the vibrancy of African clothing, red cars, and other subjects that require a somewhat more powerful statement.
Yeah, they have many colours that are opaque or semi transparent. That explains the chalky gouache look.
@@teohyc i have seen many ppl who buy the lower quality nevskaya palitra watercolors but think they are white nights & call them that. or even the yarka paints. i see some sellers on ebay that sell he lower quality as white nights also. i think this is a big reason you see so many ppl talk of their chalkiness. i own a huge selection of white nights but they are all hand selected being mostly single pigment transparent paints & i have no complaints even comparing them to the top brands except schminke horadam, i don't have any of those.., yet. :D
Awesome! Last night i ordered 15 pans of their paints so I'd have the WHOLE set and i go and find this. Good thing those new colors are so hard to find cuz i also ordered the 36 pan set of Kuretake Gansai paints so I'm tapped out for the month.....almost 🤗
OHh, I love White Nights!! This palette looks very summery/spring and I just adore all of them.
I hope the Aureolin Yellow isn't the one that is really fugitive because its beautiful. And I love the weird texture that Venice Purple has!
It isn't, I have the same pigment from a different brand but they more correctly refer to it as aureoline hue
It's benzimidazolone and has excellent lightfastness in all brands I've seen.
if you get used to check the colors for their actual pigment code (PYxxx) they used, you don't need to just "hope", you will start to know ;)
Ha! you got there first, was just about to order these! looked up the pigments they look pretty good, an improvement on some of the multipigment ones in the rest of the line.
I'm so excited I love White Nights! Unfortunately, there isn't anywhere near me that carries Nevskaya Palitra's paints. I usually order mine from eBay directly from Russia. I cannot wait until these new colours are available, from the seller I purchase from on a regular basis. Thanks for this info Teoh, you are always so helpful regarding the wonderful world of watercolor.
Where are you? I think Jacksons Art ship internationally though.
@@MissMagicI live in the USA and Jackson's does ship internationally; Jackson's charges $2.72/ pan, which is more per pan than the seller on eBay who charges $1.99/ pan and a flat $5.99 for shipping.
Sometimes you can get good deals on eBay. I've seen some White Nights set with free shipping. But do buy from reputable sellers with good ratings on eBay.
@@teohyc excellent advice, as always. 😊
This is a very helpful review. Thank you.
Thanks for another great video Teoh! I've never used White Nights watercolors.
Their paint quality is very high, and the pricing is extremely attractive. The downside they have many opaque and semi transparent colours so it would be good to select your own colours rather than buy sets. BUT the sets are priced very well so it's tempting. Anyway, you can check out their pricing on Jackson's Art or eBay. bit.ly/ja-whitenights-set
Pigment 179 is a perylene colour I think. So Venice purple is like perylene maroon.
white nights just did a perylene maroon with pv 29 that is purple whereas the venice purple is very red imo.
White nights pv29 is perylene violet.
pr179 IS perylene maroon.
Please dont give to much to this opaque and semi opaque rating. When i started i sorted the opaque colors out, because i believe that the were not good colors. With some experience i found they very useful (Cad yellow med, cad orange..) When you use this colors like normal watercolors you won't have problems, that they cover up lineart. Only if you pick up the color massivly you get an opaque color.
Teoh Ty very much for this review it helped me alot
I love Nevskaya Palitra-paints! My only problem with them is I want/need them all, and I have a huge storing problem with all the pans I already have, it's almost a full set. They are stored in a tray with no lid getting all dusty... And I really need the new colors as well. Any ideas?! :D
You can get empty watercolour boxes from eBay. www.ebay.com.sg/itm/MEEDEN-Empty-Watercolor-Tin-Palette-Paint-Case-Metal-Box-with-Pans-For-Outdoor/264027517182
Nice new colours and now I am doubting between buying Cad Red Light or Geranium Red. Anyone any advice?
I just bought the 24 Tube set. Fantastic. Looks like the new colors are not yet available.
Yeah. I checked their Nevskaya Palitra website and the new colours are not up yet.
Oh these look interesting! I hope they come to Jacksons soon. PB36 is cobalt chromite while genuine cerulean blue is PB35, a cobalt stannate. Many brands substitute a light shade of chromite because the pigment is cheaper. It's never quite the same colour though, always brighter and greener, so worth looking for genuine ceruleans made with cobalt stannate.
Jackson's do stock White Nights but I'm not sure if they have the new colours yet. bit.ly/ja-white-nights
white nights already have the cerrulean blue with PB35. I dont have that one in white nights but I live in Australia and daniel Smith's PB36 matches our sky colour better than the pb35 cerrulean :)
@@kiwibird1980 Daniel Smith is at least honest about what you're buying in the name of their PB36 'cerulean blue chromium' ' and I believe they offer both options in different price series or they did.
I think listing the pigment info is being honest enough. the pb35 in white nights is called cerrulean and this pb35 is cobalt azure which is pretty accurate considering it is a cobalt :)
Great review Teoh! 💘
Thanks 😁
Hi~I know it's been way over a month since this video was posted, but I was wondering if you (or anyone) could recommend to me whether I should buy the white nights 12 set or the new 9 set (or even open stock, if that is a better deal! If so, from which store should I buy them?). I really like the colours of the new set (except I wonder if I would still be able to mix neutral/earth tones), but obviously the older set comes with 3 extra colours and a case. However, it seems like the opposite problem with that set-too many earth tones and not enough bright colours.
They retail for almost the same price on amazon ca, so I'm really hoping someone will compare them or at least suggest which one I should get. Thanks! :)
The 12 colour set has a box so that gets my vote. The colour selection is alright.
@@teohyc Okay, thank you so much! I'll probably be getting that set this weekend then :)
Thanks, but getting 404 on your links for these paints. I would really like to find the available colours with pigment/lightfast/transparency ratings for White Nights/St. Petersburg paints
The colours look beautiful 😃
I’ve just bought a white nights empty palette box... I have never used white nights paint. How would professional artists rate the make against Other brands? I currently use winsor&newton cotman and professional tubes.
The quality is good. Some people find the colours slightly chalky compared to other brands
Teoh Yi Chie I will request a test palette card and try them. The orange and May green look very appealing to me! X
I'll have to pick the new colors up!
One thing I don't understand is why they don't sell all the colors as full set or even a palette for it.
The largest palette holds 36 pans I think. It's a shame because this way I'll have to take some colors out to add new ones as my palette is full already.
buy a big metal palette, i took the pan holder out, put magnets on the bottoms of my pans & fit 39 white nights pans in one. i just use it to hold my collection then when i paint with them i take out what i want & put it in a smaller metal palette. i do need a new large one though cuz i love white nights!
Cool!! Very intense reds
Could make a video about watercolors that granulate? How to use them, what toes it means and so on. Thanks 🙂
There's a video by Mind of Watercolor on granulation. th-cam.com/video/VjtmhyVXMT0/w-d-xo.html
Have you noticed any difference in the formula between the pans and tubes?
No difference from what I can see
My Chromium Oxide (tube 10ml) wont dries out in palette... have to swap with the pan version (cheaper) since the tube wont set even after a month and keep spilling. I believe there's some mixes of honey in the tube version to prevent it from drying out completely.
Teoh, have you tried the BIC 4 color pen or the 3 size ballpoint NS1?
I've not tried those befoee
Teoh Yi Chie I haven't tried them. But I've seen them used for amazing work! @nicolasvsanchez on Instagram swears by them
Teoh Yi Chie I'd be curious to know how they work with watercolor
The tubed paints must be a re-release. I have some White Night watercolour paints in tubes which I bought some years ago.
They expanded their tube set last year.
That's cool. I've never seen their tube paint before. Maybe I got it wrong.
@@teohyc Maybe they discontinued the tubes for a while, I don't know. The tubes I have are at least 6 years old...
@@BDMG Nevskaya Palitra used to only have 12 colours in tubes, and those were only sold in a set. They made the whole White Nights product line available in tubes last year.
@@lunatic4263 Thanks for this information!
You call geranium red a cool red. To me it seems more like a warm red?
Very nice colors .. but I’m spoiled from using M. Graham ... I have a few of the white knights colors, but I find that they seem to be more “ flat” less luminous , when I use them .. they certainly are good value , though, for starting out ...
Many of their colours are opaque or semi transparent. Maybe that's why they aren't as luminous.
I don't understand the fascination with M. Graham. I find them almost impossible to paint with direct from the tube as they're like glue they're so sticky with honey. Dried in a pan they're fine (and they do dry here in the UK as do Sennelier) but I expect a paint to do both well.
MissMagic well I guess is always about what suits one personally .. I like Daniel smith too , but I’m very turned off by their customer service , so I prefer supporting companies that haven’t become arrogant with success.. but that aside, I just absolutely love the richness of the M. Graham .. I’m guessing part of it is , as you say, the honey used in their formula, but for me , it’s a plus ( the fact that they stay a bit tacky after being out of the tube for a few days) ...
take care .. we are lucky to have so many choices and be overloaded with options :-)) is a great problem to have :-))) cheers !!
Not being in the US I've not had the pleasure of their customer service, I only buy from re-sellers. I've heard a lot about how the company as a whole has gone down hill since it was sold some years back though. Both brands are on the expensive side over here so I only buy either of them when it's something I really can't get elsewhere.
MissMagic I totally understand that.. there are brands I e wanted to try ( from European mfrs.,) but the cost is prohibitive .. anyway I wish you well , along your art journey ;-))I am having a blast after rediscovering the world of watercolors , after about twenty years of not painting... I’m ecstatic , these days :-)))
Take good care and nice to have the little chat with you ( New York here) .. be well
I would really like to see the new 2020 colours reviewed! There's only one vid I could find on youtube and it's done in really poor light.
How come Naples yellow and Naples orange are the same pigment?
The same pigment can have more than one colour.
The same pigment can be milled differently to create slightly different tones. Winsor & Newton sell this pigment as Turners Yellow, theirs is much more of a neutral yellow.
It's not uncommon. Look at PBr7, for example. That same pigment is used for multiple paints.
Depends on how the pigment is treated and they will produce different colours. Check out the various colours possible with PBr 7, PV 19 and PR 101.
HI
I know in oil and acrylic you can use the primaries(yellow, blue red) with black and white to mix almost every possible color! Throw in burnt Siena or burnt umber, I can't remember which one is better or preferable!!
But my question is, is there such a limited palet also that I can use for watercolors? I GUESS I BELIEVE IN CHALLENGE AND MINIMALISM ?? PLUS I'M REALLY GENUINELY POOR AND A LIMITED WATERCOLOR PALET MIGHT SAVE ME MONEY IN THE LONG RUN? PLUS ALL THE EXPERIENCE WITH MIXING COLORS!! YES???
Is this a stupid question? I'm just beginning my artistic journey proper, and watercolor fascinates me! It looks simple but the more I learn the harder it becomes! But I'm learning, none the less! Thank you for these videos you provide!!
Well, White Nights has very attractive pricing and is great for those on a limited budget.
@@teohyc well, I guess I should just straight up ask you:
WILL YOU DO A TUTORIAL USING ONLY THE LIMITED PALET? Red yellow and blue only? Emphasis on mixing various colors?
Have you ever used liquid Charcoal for watercoloring?
"Nitrams Liquid Charcoal"??
I haven't come across the ultimate 3-colour primary combination yet. There's always some limitation. If you have a palette that can produce a vibrant orange, then that palette probably won't be able to produce a vibrant purple. I've not used the liquid charcoal before but now I'm interested
Teoh does a lot of limited color videos, look on his channel page at the play lists "Watercolor and Mixes" has 44 videos so far and many are the limited videos. I counted 8 he has already done. You can see if any he has tried so far appeals to you. I love watching those & still watch them, they are just fun & inspiring! lol
@@teohyc This is true in any paint medium (I use watercolour, gouache, acrylic and oil). Yellow and blue don't always make green, as there's just no such thing as a pure hue like we imagine in our heads. Pigments will always lean warm or cool and prefer to mix one way or the other. 8 colours is a minimum colour palette in most mediums IMO.
should i go for white nights, mijello or holbein
White Nights
+ Good pricing
+ Good quality
+ Good for beginners looking for their first set
- Individual colours are difficult to find. Usually sold as sets
- Many colours that are opaque or semi transparent.
Mijello Mission Gold
+ Good quality
+ More expensive but still worth the money for the quality
+ Their 9 or 12 tube 7ml sets are quite value for money
Holbein
I can't say much since I don't use them.
But my overall recommendation is get the brand that's easiest and cost effective for you. Think of how you're going to replace the colours in the future. Many of the prominent brands have pretty comparable quality anyway.
@@teohyc Thanks for this comment. Was curious where you saw White Nights in comparison to other lines. Sounds like it's a good introductory level.
Go for the Holbein if you can afford it. I have a White Nights set and although they are wonderful paints, the holbein paints are quite a bit better. Mijello are overpriced in my opinion, delivering good performance at a much too high price for what you are getting. Another brand to consider is Daniel Smith and Sennelier, both of these are equally as good as Holbein. But of course Holbein, Daniel Smith and Sennelier are all expensive they are certainly worth the money.
@@teohyc thanks for your reply!:)
@@3rgoproxxy Daniel Smith are far better than Sennellier or Holbein, both of which use filler (Sennellier in particular uses a large amount.)
Daniel Smith, M. Graham, and Kremer Pigments are all of the highest quality, focusing on single pigment formulations and no filler (white or colorless particles added to the paint in place of pigment.) Next would be Winsor & Newton, which uses some filler, then Schmincke and Holbein.
Sennellier, despite the name, history, price, and reputation, is packed with fillers, has lightfastness issues, and has tons of multi pigment formulations.
As far as Mission Gold and White Nights, there isn't as much information about them out there, but the general consensus is that Mission Gold is of higher quality (at least with their pure pigment line) and White Nights is of lower quality.
Why do you all pronounce the name of the company with the wrong emphasis?Not nevskAya palitra, but nEvskaya palitra, nE-e-e-e-evskaya palitra, but not nevskA-a-a-aya palitra:)))
Teoh I have been unsubbing from a lot of the artist here on TH-cam because really it's just a scene now and I hate scenes. Thankfully you are not part of that and I really enjoy all of your content and I hope to someday be able to urban sketch like you do so I can show the world what Denver looks like. Anyways I have the 36 pan set of White Nights and I love it..
I don't even know what's a scene 🤣
Teoh, why do you stop talking for a split second in some of your newer vids? Like at 8:04
Maybe I'm thinking of what to say 😂