I took a screenshot and translated the Akva-kolor colours: •Lemon yellow •Yellow •Yellow deep •Bright ocher •Orange •Iron oxide orange •Pink/Rose •Red •Iron oxide red •Carmine red •Madder lake red •Bordeaux red •Pinkish violet •Violet •Ultramarine •Prussian blue •Light blue •Turquoise •Emerald green •Bright/light green •Yellow green •Green •Sepia •Black I could also translate pigment information with a better quality image (that thing your tablet translated as "art" behind "watercolour paints" actually meant "artist grade watercolour paints"). I hope it helps!♡
Hi Arleebean, I'm ukrainian and speak Russian, sonet are student grade. They use dextrin instead of gum Arabic +have more other filler + use cheaper pigment and multipigment colours (ex multipigmented ochra instead of single pigment ) If this clears things up basically sonet is student grade line, ladoga is a artist grade line and White night are professional grade line.
Hi Arleebean, I'm ukrainian and speak Russian, sonet are student grade. They use dextrin instead of gum Arabic +have more other filler + use cheaper pigment and multipigment colours (ex multipigmented ochra instead of single pigment ) If this clears things up basically sonet is student grade line, ladoga is a artist grade line and White night are professional grade line.
I have never considered Sonnet and White Nights as brands. For me the brand is "Nevskaya Palitra" which translates as Palette of Neva(river) or "Neva's palette" and it makes lots of colours at various prices and quality. I am not Russian, but I understand Russian enough because I am Estonian (neighbour to russia). I remember using Nevskaya Palitra watercolors 32y ago in school and then Sonnet was considered student colors and White Nights was considered pro or master colors and Leningrad (now St Petersburg) was considered beginner colors. Three days ago I found 30y old unopened package of Leningrad watercolors in my summerhouse. They were quite dry and some colors even rejected water. I had to wash those in sink under warm water and scrub outer "skin" off, and then they worked normally. As I am not professional painter I can't say if those are great or bad, but I am quite satisfied with them, except with Neutral Black color which is nothing near black, I am able to get only light gray from it. I guess this is because it is dried out and 30y ago it was probably able to make darker colors. Great review by the way.
Почему на русскоязычном Ютубе нет такого полезного видео? Не смогла найти что-либо качественное и бросила поиски обзоров на эти две марки красок. И мое удивление, когда я наткнулась на это 😳😳 I'm so happy to fortune upon this video in my recommendation. I couldn't find a qualitative watercolor overview on the russian youtube, so it was really surprising to see it from a foreign artist. Thank you so much ❤️✨✨
I also really like this comparison. YT is such a great source of knowledge. Keep in mind that Putin wants to ban YT from Russian internet completely. It would be horrible 😢
@@MatzeMaulwurf Yes, TH-cam is like a second home for me. It will be sad if it is banned in my country. And in connection with the current situation in the world, Russian-speaking TH-camrs have been turned off monetization. I'm really sorry that our government creates such a game
This is so sweet to see you talking about Russian watercolors (I'm Russian) :)) I use White Nights by the way and like them well enough. Thank you for this video!
Great review ❤ i just found a set at an art supply thrift shop in Pasadena. I'm looking forward to trying them out. Thanks for the detailed side by side, beautiful work by the way
I really enjoyed this side-by-side comparison! Thank you! It seems I like both sets for different reasons. I do a lot of layering myself and I adore the slight unpredictable magic of building up layers. In that regard, I enjoyed the Aqua set. But Sonnet had the bold colors for sure. I am a mixed media artist and I often disregard lightfastness as the breakdown of the colors becomes part of my interest...like a quick antiquing. Anyway, thank you again!
I recently bought Sonnet colour set of 21 colours from Moscow. I'm getting used to them. I admit I don't have very good paper but they work very well. I'd like to add that my set box is yellow, little heavy but able to be carried anywhere and has as enough mixing slots/area as others. Pretty good set with affordable price.
Aqua-Color LLC produces a cuvette watercolor in sets of 12.24 and 36 colors. Watercolor made on high quality raw materials. It is distinguished by good spacing, transparency and clarity of tone. Professional watercolor paints "Petersburg Classic" are fine suspensions of light-resistant pigments and fillers in a binder, consisting of an aqueous solution of gum arabic with additives of bovine bile and preservatives. The high quality of our watercolor will satisfy both professional artists and those who take the first steps in painting. The paint cups are wrapped in foil and wrapped with a paper label indicating the color. *** - light resistant paint ** - medium light resistant paints * - low-light paint Shelf life is not limited. I liked working with this watercolor, the fullness of the cuvette is small, but this does not mean that the paint was not refilled, shrinkage occurred, no more) This watercolor is considered professional, unlike Sonnet, however I like to work with both these companies) Lemon (Hanza pigment yellow) Yellow (yellow lightfast pigment) Yellow dark (pigment yellow light resistant RN) Ocher light (pigment Ocher light) Orange (orange varnish) Orange Oxide Pink (magenta pigment) Red (red varnish) Red iron oxide Carmine (permanent red pigment) Kraplak (kraplak red light) Bordeaux (Bordeaux pigment) Violet-pink (varnish basic red 4C) Purple (pigment purple) Ultramarine Iron blue Blue (pigment blue FC) Turquoise (pigment blue FC, green O) Emerald green (pigment green FC) Bright green (pigment yellow light resistant, green FC) Yellow-green (yellow light-resistant pigment, blue FC) Green (pigment green O) Sepia (orange iron oxide, carbon black) Black (soot, milori, kraplak)
There is "Ladoga" is between Sonnet and White Nights. Also we have "Gamma watercolors", but they are more like for kids... and of course "Dedovskiy" set, which formula is a secret and produced by small family far-far-somewhere (thats what I've heard about them).
Thank You..I was trying to find really inexpensive big set of Russian watercolors..so I found the Aqua 36 box pan. I will order them. Super happy I found them and your video. They sell through amazon the 36 set.
i have the sonnet watercolors and I'm really happy because they are my first watercolor ever because i saw them on Instagram thank you for the review!!
@@xxyy2597 I just heard that they are good for beginners but idk the thing is I didn't wanna buy them because this pallette doesn't have a mixing tray so I bought a different pallette
The Sonnets were my first watercolors ever and the ones I started with and I still use and love them to this day. I'm probably gonna replace them with the White Nights pans when I have used them up, since they are not available open stock, sadly. But they will always have a special place in my life and I highly recommend them to anyone who wants to start with watercolors and wants to test if it's for them.
I have the Yarka, which I think is the same as White knights, (not really sure) . also have Sonnet. They are so similar , I like both. But trusting the source I treat Yarka as a more Pro watercolor......and sonnet as a student grade....starts to get confusing! ; ) thank you for doing this demo, appreciate your beautiful work.
I never tried Russian watercolor. Hope to get White Nights one day. They are almost free compare to American professional watercolors. In Russia they cost around 2 dollars for 10 ml tube. It is cheaper then Cotman.😱
Love the way both of these turned out, but I’m especially enamored with the hair texture and lines in the left one. Just started experimenting with different hair techniques this week so I totally feel you on the “yeeeeeeeah, I should probably figure more of this out” front. =>.
thanks for doing this review and comparison, I'm thinking of trying the Sonnet set since it is so affordable for beginners like me. After watching this, I'm going to place an order for it! :)
Hi! Sonet is a studio set of White Nights. They are also good but there is less pigment there. But i need to mention that currently white nights brand got worse, it bacame chalkier ever before, while sonet’s formula is still good
These are as good as always! Im a newish subscriber because I just got into watercolor. You've really helped me work towards it and I'm always inspired by you. Thank you!
Glad I finally found a decent review for the Aqua Color. I just purchased the 24 color pan online but couldn’t find much info on them til now. They’ve been sitting in my cart for weeks! Lol. I couldn’t tell if they were a branch off of White Nights (I have the 21 set by Elena Bazanov which is what piqued my interest in the Aqua Color brand) but have come to the conclusion that they’re not. I love the transparent, muted colors of this palette. I have enough palettes that are vibrant and saturated. Glad I took the leap. Am excited to paint with them. Also threw in a cheap palette from Rosa Gallery to test out the quality of their paints. With all the money I’ve spent so far on ‘student grade’ WC, I could’ve owned a vast selection of professional paints but would’ve missed the excitement and zen of swatching 😂. Thank you for the info and for sharing your talent with us. Your work is absolutely divine ♥️✨
This was a very interesting video. The aqua color I liked better, but I can see where some of the sonnet paint would work for certain situations. It looks like the aqua color works better for detail and layering. :) thank you for the comparison and thank you for sharing your artwork, reviews, and painting tips. Keep being awesome sauce!
Thank you for this video! Loved your comparisons. I also have Sonnet and wondered how it compared to White Nights. Please let me know if you plan on having a video comparing the two!
Hi, this is the official site of the aqua color watercolors, but it's in Russian. If you need help with translation, please don't hesitate to ask 😊aquapaint.ru/c/akvarel/akvarel-peterburgskaya-klassika-nabor-12-tsv/ Ps. Художественные from the front of the package means "artist" as in artist grade. The site claims them to be professional paints as well
I think Jackson's carried this paint at one point.. I ended up with a pan of it by accident when I placed an order for a bunch of White Nights paints and was wondering what this odd ball paint was lol
Thanks for this video! Could you please compare russian Dedovsky set with Shinhan Pass? I believe that both have similar formula and similar qualities.
Aww, darn! I had a feeling that would happen. I was having some issues when I uploaded it the other day, and I don't think the notifications went out today because of that. :[ Thanks for letting me know!
Hey! Do you know what to look for when you want to see if you have white knights or sonnets pans? I bought a secondhand set of them and I don't know which ones I have
Hello, arleebean! I loved your video so much and also your review, but I'd like to notice that the Aqua- Color of the Color company is a "Petersburgh classic". It's not a legendary factory, what is important. The White Nights or Leningrad, Ladoga or Sonnet.
It depends on how they see colors,so for me phthalo blue more "goluboi" than "siniy" And usually we call "siniy" color named on English as "dark blue" "Goluboi"-"blue" I am rubbish at pigments (color) recognition
It's amazing how little I care about grooming my hands and nails and more not to HURT my hand so I can keep painting ... * HUGE sentence in Russian = Art * Cool.
Your video is confusing. Are there three brands while you are showing two? Aqua color is not white nights. The video showed you with your hands on both paint boxes while you talked about white nights. Since I can't read Russian either, IDK
In Russia to test if products are non toxic, they'll put the product in a room with 100 rats and if 51+ survive it's labeled as "nontoxic". Or so I've heard. also if you see "Yarka" on your St. Petersburg paints, they're made in america with different more nontoxic pigments.
I ended up finding a random listing on amazon for those aqua color paints, and there were only two in stock, so I decided to order them. I really did like the result you got and I'm excited to try them once they arrive :D If anyone else is interested they were listed as "Professional Watercolor Paint Set from St. Petersburg - 36 pans" but there's only the one other set in stock so unfortunately it's not really a reliable source to buy them from.
I took a screenshot and translated the Akva-kolor colours:
•Lemon yellow
•Yellow
•Yellow deep
•Bright ocher
•Orange
•Iron oxide orange
•Pink/Rose
•Red
•Iron oxide red
•Carmine red
•Madder lake red
•Bordeaux red
•Pinkish violet
•Violet
•Ultramarine
•Prussian blue
•Light blue
•Turquoise
•Emerald green
•Bright/light green
•Yellow green
•Green
•Sepia
•Black
I could also translate pigment information with a better quality image (that thing your tablet translated as "art" behind "watercolour paints" actually meant "artist grade watercolour paints").
I hope it helps!♡
Hi Arleebean, I'm ukrainian and speak Russian, sonet are student grade. They use dextrin instead of gum Arabic +have more other filler + use cheaper pigment and multipigment colours (ex multipigmented ochra instead of single pigment )
If this clears things up basically sonet is student grade line, ladoga is a artist grade line and White night are professional grade line.
I think it deserves more than a like by you channel owner.
Hi Arleebean, I'm ukrainian and speak Russian, sonet are student grade. They use dextrin instead of gum Arabic +have more other filler + use cheaper pigment and multipigment colours (ex multipigmented ochra instead of single pigment )
If this clears things up basically sonet is student grade line, ladoga is a artist grade line and White night are professional grade line.
I have never considered Sonnet and White Nights as brands. For me the brand is "Nevskaya Palitra" which translates as Palette of Neva(river) or "Neva's palette" and it makes lots of colours at various prices and quality. I am not Russian, but I understand Russian enough because I am Estonian (neighbour to russia). I remember using Nevskaya Palitra watercolors 32y ago in school and then Sonnet was considered student colors and White Nights was considered pro or master colors and Leningrad (now St Petersburg) was considered beginner colors. Three days ago I found 30y old unopened package of Leningrad watercolors in my summerhouse. They were quite dry and some colors even rejected water. I had to wash those in sink under warm water and scrub outer "skin" off, and then they worked normally. As I am not professional painter I can't say if those are great or bad, but I am quite satisfied with them, except with Neutral Black color which is nothing near black, I am able to get only light gray from it. I guess this is because it is dried out and 30y ago it was probably able to make darker colors.
Great review by the way.
Почему на русскоязычном Ютубе нет такого полезного видео? Не смогла найти что-либо качественное и бросила поиски обзоров на эти две марки красок. И мое удивление, когда я наткнулась на это 😳😳
I'm so happy to fortune upon this video in my recommendation. I couldn't find a qualitative watercolor overview on the russian youtube, so it was really surprising to see it from a foreign artist. Thank you so much ❤️✨✨
I also really like this comparison. YT is such a great source of knowledge. Keep in mind that Putin wants to ban YT from Russian internet completely. It would be horrible 😢
@@MatzeMaulwurf Yes, TH-cam is like a second home for me. It will be sad if it is banned in my country. And in connection with the current situation in the world, Russian-speaking TH-camrs have been turned off monetization. I'm really sorry that our government creates such a game
Yay! I'm so glad to finally see this from you. Those Sonnets are really lovely!
I have buy them without knowing how great they are. This Was my first time with Watercolor and I love it because of my sonnet colors 🥰
im in love with your curly hair. im so glad it came to visit!
I bought a set of Aqua Color when I was in Russia. I like how my brush picks up the paint so easily just as the kuretake one.
This is so sweet to see you talking about Russian watercolors (I'm Russian) :)) I use White Nights by the way and like them well enough. Thank you for this video!
White nights 💚
Great review ❤ i just found a set at an art supply thrift shop in Pasadena. I'm looking forward to trying them out. Thanks for the detailed side by side, beautiful work by the way
I just got those off Amazon! They’re selling them under the name Petersburg classics. I’m so glad I found your video!
I own the sonnets and basically they are my babies
Same here!
I really enjoyed this side-by-side comparison! Thank you! It seems I like both sets for different reasons. I do a lot of layering myself and I adore the slight unpredictable magic of building up layers. In that regard, I enjoyed the Aqua set. But Sonnet had the bold colors for sure. I am a mixed media artist and I often disregard lightfastness as the breakdown of the colors becomes part of my interest...like a quick antiquing. Anyway, thank you again!
I recently bought Sonnet colour set of 21 colours from Moscow. I'm getting used to them. I admit I don't have very good paper but they work very well.
I'd like to add that my set box is yellow, little heavy but able to be carried anywhere and has as enough mixing slots/area as others.
Pretty good set with affordable price.
Aqua-Color LLC produces a cuvette watercolor in sets of 12.24 and 36 colors. Watercolor made on high quality raw materials. It is distinguished by good spacing, transparency and clarity of tone.
Professional watercolor paints "Petersburg Classic" are fine suspensions of light-resistant pigments and fillers in a binder, consisting of an aqueous solution of gum arabic with additives of bovine bile and preservatives. The high quality of our watercolor will satisfy both professional artists and those who take the first steps in painting.
The paint cups are wrapped in foil and wrapped with a paper label indicating the color.
*** - light resistant paint
** - medium light resistant paints
* - low-light paint
Shelf life is not limited. I liked working with this watercolor, the fullness of the cuvette is small, but this does not mean that the paint was not refilled, shrinkage occurred, no more) This watercolor is considered professional, unlike Sonnet, however I like to work with both these companies)
Lemon (Hanza pigment yellow)
Yellow (yellow lightfast pigment)
Yellow dark (pigment yellow light resistant RN)
Ocher light (pigment Ocher light)
Orange (orange varnish)
Orange Oxide
Pink (magenta pigment)
Red (red varnish)
Red iron oxide
Carmine (permanent red pigment)
Kraplak (kraplak red light)
Bordeaux (Bordeaux pigment)
Violet-pink (varnish basic red 4C)
Purple (pigment purple)
Ultramarine
Iron blue
Blue (pigment blue FC)
Turquoise (pigment blue FC, green O)
Emerald green (pigment green FC)
Bright green (pigment yellow light resistant, green FC)
Yellow-green (yellow light-resistant pigment, blue FC)
Green (pigment green O)
Sepia (orange iron oxide, carbon black)
Black (soot, milori, kraplak)
I have the sonnets I love them I don't any other brand
There is "Ladoga" is between Sonnet and White Nights. Also we have "Gamma watercolors", but they are more like for kids... and of course "Dedovskiy" set, which formula is a secret and produced by small family far-far-somewhere (thats what I've heard about them).
Thank You..I was trying to find really inexpensive big set of Russian watercolors..so I found the Aqua 36 box pan. I will order them. Super happy I found them and your video. They sell through amazon the 36 set.
i have the sonnet watercolors and I'm really happy because they are my first watercolor ever because i saw them on Instagram
thank you for the review!!
Hi ! I have a question are they actually good ? Because I wanna get them too
@@mariamb7409 I want to know as well
@@xxyy2597 I just heard that they are good for beginners but idk the thing is I didn't wanna buy them because this pallette doesn't have a mixing tray so I bought a different pallette
@@mariamb7409 what palette do you want to buy?
But why is that a problem? it's still plastic, isn't it?
(Sorry, I'm beginner as well)
@@xxyy2597 Already bought one I just wanted a metal pallette instead of plastic
The Sonnets were my first watercolors ever and the ones I started with and I still use and love them to this day. I'm probably gonna replace them with the White Nights pans when I have used them up, since they are not available open stock, sadly. But they will always have a special place in my life and I highly recommend them to anyone who wants to start with watercolors and wants to test if it's for them.
I have the Yarka, which I think is the same as White knights, (not really sure) . also have Sonnet. They are so similar , I like both. But trusting the source I treat Yarka as a more Pro watercolor......and sonnet as a student grade....starts to get confusing! ; ) thank you for doing this demo, appreciate your beautiful work.
I love side-by-side comparisons!
these two paintings are beautiful! i loved this comparison, both results ending up being unique in their own way.
I never tried Russian watercolor. Hope to get White Nights one day. They are almost free compare to American professional watercolors. In Russia they cost around 2 dollars for 10 ml tube. It is cheaper then Cotman.😱
Love the way both of these turned out, but I’m especially enamored with the hair texture and lines in the left one. Just started experimenting with different hair techniques this week so I totally feel you on the “yeeeeeeeah, I should probably figure more of this out” front. =>.
so on amazon , the 24 sonnet pans come with an empty meden watercolor tin for $29.99 USD , so that you don’t have to use the plastic
thanks for doing this review and comparison, I'm thinking of trying the Sonnet set since it is so affordable for beginners like me. After watching this, I'm going to place an order for it! :)
Hi! Sonet is a studio set of White Nights. They are also good but there is less pigment there. But i need to mention that currently white nights brand got worse, it bacame chalkier ever before, while sonet’s formula is still good
Maybe you got a faulty set?
These are as good as always! Im a newish subscriber because I just got into watercolor. You've really helped me work towards it and I'm always inspired by you. Thank you!
OHHH this is the first time i actually see someone use the same russian watercolours i use here on youtubr!
Glad I finally found a decent review for the Aqua Color. I just purchased the 24 color pan online but couldn’t find much info on them til now. They’ve been sitting in my cart for weeks! Lol. I couldn’t tell if they were a branch off of White Nights (I have the 21 set by Elena Bazanov which is what piqued my interest in the Aqua Color brand) but have come to the conclusion that they’re not. I love the transparent, muted colors of this palette. I have enough palettes that are vibrant and saturated. Glad I took the leap. Am excited to paint with them. Also threw in a cheap palette from Rosa Gallery to test out the quality of their paints. With all the money I’ve spent so far on ‘student grade’ WC, I could’ve owned a vast selection of professional paints but would’ve missed the excitement and zen of swatching 😂.
Thank you for the info and for sharing your talent with us. Your work is absolutely divine ♥️✨
nice russian watercolors. I should try it
I actually prefer the Aqua colours! Ha, wow...
I didn't get a notification of this video allthough I'm subscribed to your channel for quite some time now.
Glad I saw the comparison anyway. Thanks.
This was a very interesting video. The aqua color I liked better, but I can see where some of the sonnet paint would work for certain situations. It looks like the aqua color works better for detail and layering. :) thank you for the comparison and thank you for sharing your artwork, reviews, and painting tips. Keep being awesome sauce!
Thank you for this video! Loved your comparisons. I also have Sonnet and wondered how it compared to White Nights. Please let me know if you plan on having a video comparing the two!
Sonnet are student grade version of White Nights :)
Not sure about the other one, never ever heard about them
Mashed Illustration Yarka May be White Knights There has been a mention of a name change for the North American market
Hi, this is the official site of the aqua color watercolors, but it's in Russian. If you need help with translation, please don't hesitate to ask 😊aquapaint.ru/c/akvarel/akvarel-peterburgskaya-klassika-nabor-12-tsv/
Ps. Художественные from the front of the package means "artist" as in artist grade. The site claims them to be professional paints as well
They are available now as st petersburg classic watercolor
My aqua colors came with the pigment info printed on the label!
I love the sonnet one
Sonnet are the student verison of the st. Petersburg whites nights paints.
Meedan sells a tin pallet set of the sonnets on amazon. Thats where i got mine
Hi thanks for sharing 😃. Can you do comparison video between Sonnet and ladoga as well? Pleassseeeeee😁✌️
Beautiful peices! Keep it up
i wanted to like the aqua color paint more because it's packaging is nicer than the Sonet.
beautiful artwork as always 💙💓💖
I think Jackson's carried this paint at one point.. I ended up with a pan of it by accident when I placed an order for a bunch of White Nights paints and was wondering what this odd ball paint was lol
Thanks for this video! Could you please compare russian Dedovsky set with Shinhan Pass? I believe that both have similar formula and similar qualities.
with your paintings they both seem beautiful, wonder what the durability is like?
"Sonic"
*T H A N KS*
I think I didn't get notification for this video....
Aww, darn! I had a feeling that would happen. I was having some issues when I uploaded it the other day, and I don't think the notifications went out today because of that. :[ Thanks for letting me know!
Am I the obly one that likes the Aqua Colors better?
Yeah I like the muted colors better too
Hey! Do you know what to look for when you want to see if you have white knights or sonnets pans? I bought a secondhand set of them and I don't know which ones I have
Danke, Du kannst toll malen
That's beautiful 😍
Sonnet is great.
Do you know if the colors now being offered on line yet?
Sonnet also have great line of aquamarkers. One set of 6 pcs usually costs 350-400 rubles(5,5-6$).
Hello, arleebean! I loved your video so much and also your review, but I'd like to notice that the Aqua- Color of the Color company is a "Petersburgh classic". It's not a legendary factory, what is important. The White Nights or Leningrad, Ladoga or Sonnet.
Since Russian has two words for blue, which common pigments use "goluboi" and which use "siniy"?
Is Phthalo blue a "goluboi" or a "siniy"?
It depends on how they see colors,so for me phthalo blue more "goluboi" than "siniy"
And usually we call "siniy" color named on English as "dark blue"
"Goluboi"-"blue"
I am rubbish at pigments (color) recognition
It's amazing how little I care about grooming my hands and nails and more not to HURT my hand so I can keep painting ... * HUGE sentence in Russian = Art * Cool.
Girl the curly hair is the story of my life. Lol
Есть русские ?
удивленный пикачу возможно)
Угу. Акварель слишком пузыристая, небрежно и не до конца заполенная. С китайской не сравнить :3
Да)
Your video is confusing. Are there three brands while you are showing two? Aqua color is not white nights. The video showed you with your hands on both paint boxes while you talked about white nights. Since I can't read Russian either, IDK
The video is for Sonnet and Aqua Color. I mentioned White Nights because it's made by the same company that produces the Sonnet watercolors.
Thank you. Love your videos 😍
i like how you paint your skin it's so nice teach me :)))))))
In Russia to test if products are non toxic, they'll put the product in a room with 100 rats and if 51+ survive it's labeled as "nontoxic". Or so I've heard.
also if you see "Yarka" on your St. Petersburg paints, they're made in america with different more nontoxic pigments.
Oh no, we put it in a room with 100 bears ))))))
I ended up finding a random listing on amazon for those aqua color paints, and there were only two in stock, so I decided to order them. I really did like the result you got and I'm excited to try them once they arrive :D If anyone else is interested they were listed as "Professional Watercolor Paint Set from St. Petersburg - 36 pans" but there's only the one other set in stock so unfortunately it's not really a reliable source to buy them from.
I have Sonnet :)
TH-cam is showing commercials in premium now. What a rip off!!
Is the sonnet have some toxic pigment? Please i need answer. Thank you
👌👽👌 is very nice
Sonnet is student watercolors
Hey Arleesha! I speak Russian, do you want a hand with this? 😊
Any info you could share would be AMAZING! Thank you so much!
@@arleebean hmm what info would you like? I can help translating something 😯 but I haven't tried these paints. I have only tried the White Nights
Traditional watercolours are made with gum Arabic
Hello ! I'm from VietNam !
Xin Chào !!!
Folks, never buy art supplies a TH-camr didn't purchase themselves. If they wouldn't pay for it why should you?
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