This is great! I was anticipating this since I asked you about paper texture and tooth, etc. a number of weeks ago and you replied you had a session in the works. Very enlightening, thank you very much!
Great coverage on some popular papers. One does like to get the best performance for their money. I am certainly not trying to invalidate complaints one might have I haven’t really had terrible issues with the more popular brands. If they take the wc well I have found that they usually can handle even a bit of mistreatment and be forgiving. I have seen that the bulk rides on one’s experience to perhaps correct a technique unless there happened to be an unusual flaw from the manufacturer. I think the Saunders Waterford should be fine too. Thanks!😊
I have always used Arches hot press. Thank you for this I will try the Fabriano hot press for cp! I have used all of these papers for watercolor, and have to say I have found the Stonehenge to be very fragile in comparison to the other professional brands. Great review! Thank you!
Right, I did notice it, and I did a test on the paper in several lighting situations areas to see what was happening as I did want to talk about it. What I found was that the lines you're seeing are being affected and exaggerated by the lights on the subject during the film process. When I tested it without lights the lines are so minimal and completely disappeared. and that it was not a major part of the overall assessment and the finished work. When away from those lights the lines don't show. Weird, but there you go, good eye. Cheers
@@Drawingwithcolour actually, i have used this paper myself and really disliked the texture. I didn't notice it on your video. I mostly use Stonehenge and Derwent Lightfast papers.
one of the best tuto channel I found, really love the step by step with limited palette.Wish you made more videos
You just answered all my questions ❤ Thank you for this review！
This is great! I was anticipating this since I asked you about paper texture and tooth, etc. a number of weeks ago and you replied you had a session in the works. Very enlightening, thank you very much!
Cheers
I just ordered New York Central cotton hot press paper.i love their cold press for watercolor
Great coverage on some popular papers. One does like to get the best performance for their money. I am certainly not trying to invalidate complaints one might have I haven’t really had terrible issues with the more popular brands. If they take the wc well I have found that they usually can handle even a bit of mistreatment and be forgiving. I have seen that the bulk rides on one’s experience to perhaps correct a technique unless there happened to be an unusual flaw from the manufacturer. I think the Saunders Waterford should be fine too. Thanks!😊
Thanks for the comment, good point. I tried the Saunders but just didn't click for me. Cheers
Amazing review! Thank you 🙏
Thank you for this review....very helpful.
You are so welcome!
I have always used Arches hot press. Thank you for this I will try the Fabriano hot press for cp!
I have used all of these papers for watercolor, and have to say I have found the Stonehenge to be very fragile in comparison to the other professional brands. Great review! Thank you!
You are so welcome! Cheers
GOOD painting my friend 🥰
Thank you so much 😀
the woven effect on Fabriano really bothered me; strange you didn't mention that
Right, I did notice it, and I did a test on the paper in several lighting situations areas to see what was happening as I did want to talk about it. What I found was that the lines you're seeing are being affected and exaggerated by the lights on the subject during the film process. When I tested it without lights the lines are so minimal and completely disappeared. and that it was not a major part of the overall assessment and the finished work. When away from those lights the lines don't show. Weird, but there you go, good eye. Cheers
@@Drawingwithcolour actually, i have used this paper myself and really disliked the texture. I didn't notice it on your video. I mostly use Stonehenge and Derwent Lightfast papers.
Thank you for sharing! Can you go into picking brushes .. or recommendations?
Hi, and thanks for the comment. Brushes, hmmm, my favs are Winsor & Newton sable,series 7. Hope that helps. cheers