I had never thought of it as like digital painting but I do like that. I have to admit I always think they should release more colours, especially in the brush marker versions because I don't think they even have their full range in it!
Yep! In the standard Winsor & Newton pro markers ( not brush markers ) they have more colours and I think they actually have some 'blue greys' which I guess would be closer?
W&N looks really nice, but I think that might just be related to "Cool Gray" making things look lifeless. W&N not being truly "cool" gave the pidgey a less cold robotic look, so it's hard to tell if they were the superior markers, or only seem that way due to the difference in tone (and therefore effect)
you're not wrong, I didn't actually realise until I started recording, how different their greys were, I'm not sure they should have labelled them quite like that. Or maybe it's just compared to the others?
This is best comparison tutorial I have seen far away on TH-cam about these markers. 👍 This is very helpful video. Thanks I have a quick question if W$N other set of grey colors available individually ...? I meant set of grey color so we can mix and match?
Hey thank you for the lovely comment. Yes you can buy Winsor & Newton markers in grey sets and a lot of shops sell them individually as well. If that's what you were asking? Sorry if I misunderstood the question
learningasidraw yeah thanks coz I was thinking if Michael's or Walmart sell this brand , secondly do u have any idea other than these places where price is low?
@@lydiagrey Unfortunately I am in the UK so I am not familiar with the shops over there ( I assume that's USA?) Have you checked on places like amazon and ebay? How much are they charging at the places you mentioned?
Great video. As you say the brush nib on brushmarkers feels a little bit dryer and it bends differently. I also feel like it doesn’t blend as good to white as copics brush nib does. And I’m so disappointed at the color range at W&N. Just realized a few months ago copic have much lighter shades and it has helped a lot drawing portraits.
Thanks so much for watching Kristina! Yeah before I started using markers I could never understand why anyone would want the super pale shades.. now I can see why! It's just a shame that copics are so expensive! Your portraits are fantastic by the way - I see them on Instagram :)
TouchNew now have brush nibs as well, so they are def worth it. Abd the coolest thing: while they dont offer open stock, you can buy a smaller set and choose which colors you want in it by adding the information to your order. This way you can replace certain markers. Or you can simply refill them with Ohuhu or Touch Twin ink.
Hey thanks for the info, I am pretty intrigued to try them out as brush markers! It's a shame they don't just sell the ink separate as well for refills ( Ohuhu just started releasing marker ink refills so I have a feeling other companies may start soon! ) but been able to pick and choose markers in the set is actually pretty cool depending on how it works - I haven't seen other marker companies do that yet. I will take a look now, is it on their official website? Thanks again
Good video, can see the blending side by side, i have copic sketch and winsor and Newton brushmarkers, the blending is better on copic but i like Both Brands a lot!
Yeah I keep thinking Copic is better overall but then I see people do some CRAZY art with Winsor Newton markers, I guess really there isn't a huge difference between them all!
Just re-visiting this to tell you to GET THE NEW touch new markers soft brush markers and do a new test, because, they are making all the others having a run for their money!! Xx ♥
Thank you for letting me know! I will have a google when I get chance today! Have they just been released? I haven't heard much about them, but my old TOUCHNEW video ( years old now ) was very popular! Also, brush nibs are hard to resist! XD
@@SketchedbySte oh I think my other reply comment got caught by your spam filter 🙈 I don't think they're new but maybe just haven't been available here til now, there's only 3 vids where they were bought on a Philippine site - I got them off Ali ex and they're good! ☝️😍 Xx
Hey thanks for watching, I have never actually sketched any cars so would be interested in hearing opinions of others too. But in all honestly I don't think it will make any difference other then personal preference, would you prefer a warmer look or maybe a colder steel look? I think either way is good, with the neutral you could always blend in some faint pencil colour to give it a tint :)
@@SketchedbySte, I have only one grayish lavander copic. Otherwise I always worked with pencil, ballpoint pen and aquarell colored pencils by Faber Castell, but I need to go to a new level. I think, I will buy the cold grey set and the basic set.
I have heard some people say they prefer the W&N even over copic so I think a lot of is it personal preference, W&N do have a different feel to them to me but I don't know how to describe it lol!
Oh man I have been wanting to try the Arteza markers ( ever blend or something similar?) for a while now! they have so many products, which type of nibs do their markers have?
@@SketchedbySte It is Bullet and chisel (like the touchnew) but I really rate them. I love my W & N brushmarkers, but since I got the 36 grey tones I have barely even looked at them
@@AngelIllustrations Honestly I want to try Arteza so much! Definitely will make some videos in the future when I do, have you tried any of their other products?
Hey, I usually use Bristol board for markers, but it's quite expensive in my opinion. Some people prefer those thinner marker papers you get in a sketchbook form, usually about 70gsm compared to the 250-300 thickness of bristol board
They changed the packaging recently/ the design. Or do you mean the ink? If so are yours cool greys or blue greys in the pro markers compared to the brush markers? Let me know, if not maybe I got a bad batch :0
@@SketchedbySte I bought the new ones but the promarkers not the brushmarkers. they have the same issue being "green-ish/warm" greys rather than actual cool greys unfortunately.
I love the winsor & newton one it looks like a digital painting wish they'd make more color choices
I had never thought of it as like digital painting but I do like that. I have to admit I always think they should release more colours, especially in the brush marker versions because I don't think they even have their full range in it!
@@SketchedbySte yeah I wish they'd do that since their ink has no texture which looks extremely awesome compared to other marker brands
You have no idea how much I needed this video!
The blending was perfect!
Wow thanks!
Your so underrated love it
Thanks so much!
W&N looks smother and blended well. The others patchy and rough.
a few people in the comments have said that so far :)
What do you mean? Smoother than the copic?
W&N looks more like Warm Grays than Cool Grays...even the touchnew one looks way better!!
Yep! In the standard Winsor & Newton pro markers ( not brush markers ) they have more colours and I think they actually have some 'blue greys' which I guess would be closer?
@@SketchedbySte Probably? But still quite a disappointment. The colors are pretty but they don't match their name or even the other cool grays.
It’s a quite neutral grey. The W&N Ice grey is near identical to the Copic Cool Greys.
W&N looks really nice, but I think that might just be related to "Cool Gray" making things look lifeless. W&N not being truly "cool" gave the pidgey a less cold robotic look, so it's hard to tell if they were the superior markers, or only seem that way due to the difference in tone (and therefore effect)
you're not wrong, I didn't actually realise until I started recording, how different their greys were, I'm not sure they should have labelled them quite like that. Or maybe it's just compared to the others?
This is best comparison tutorial I have seen far away on TH-cam about these markers. 👍 This is very helpful video. Thanks I have a quick question if W$N other set of grey colors available individually ...? I meant set of grey color so we can mix and match?
Hey thank you for the lovely comment. Yes you can buy Winsor & Newton markers in grey sets and a lot of shops sell them individually as well. If that's what you were asking? Sorry if I misunderstood the question
learningasidraw yeah thanks coz I was thinking if Michael's or Walmart sell this brand , secondly do u have any idea other than these places where price is low?
@@lydiagrey Unfortunately I am in the UK so I am not familiar with the shops over there ( I assume that's USA?) Have you checked on places like amazon and ebay? How much are they charging at the places you mentioned?
learningasidraw yeah, ur right. Thats USA. I hvnt check but now I'll. Thanks dear
The Pigey with the W&B brush it seems better! the colors are more uniform, and leave no residue at all
Thanks for leaving a comment. The W&N definitely have a different feel to the brushes than the other brands!
Great video. As you say the brush nib on brushmarkers feels a little bit dryer and it bends differently. I also feel like it doesn’t blend as good to white as copics brush nib does. And I’m so disappointed at the color range at W&N. Just realized a few months ago copic have much lighter shades and it has helped a lot drawing portraits.
Thanks so much for watching Kristina! Yeah before I started using markers I could never understand why anyone would want the super pale shades.. now I can see why! It's just a shame that copics are so expensive! Your portraits are fantastic by the way - I see them on Instagram :)
@@SketchedbySte I know! If I start making videos of my own at least I hopefully have you watching them haha!
@@kristinastenmarck9239 Haha yes you have a fan here. Let me know when you post that first video!
TouchNew now have brush nibs as well, so they are def worth it. Abd the coolest thing: while they dont offer open stock, you can buy a smaller set and choose which colors you want in it by adding the information to your order. This way you can replace certain markers.
Or you can simply refill them with Ohuhu or Touch Twin ink.
Hey thanks for the info, I am pretty intrigued to try them out as brush markers! It's a shame they don't just sell the ink separate as well for refills ( Ohuhu just started releasing marker ink refills so I have a feeling other companies may start soon! ) but been able to pick and choose markers in the set is actually pretty cool depending on how it works - I haven't seen other marker companies do that yet. I will take a look now, is it on their official website? Thanks again
Good video, can see the blending side by side, i have copic sketch and winsor and Newton brushmarkers, the blending is better on copic but i like Both Brands a lot!
Yeah I keep thinking Copic is better overall but then I see people do some CRAZY art with Winsor Newton markers, I guess really there isn't a huge difference between them all!
Just re-visiting this to tell you to GET THE NEW touch new markers soft brush markers and do a new test, because, they are making all the others having a run for their money!! Xx ♥
Thank you for letting me know! I will have a google when I get chance today! Have they just been released? I haven't heard much about them, but my old TOUCHNEW video ( years old now ) was very popular! Also, brush nibs are hard to resist! XD
@@SketchedbySte oh I think my other reply comment got caught by your spam filter 🙈 I don't think they're new but maybe just haven't been available here til now, there's only 3 vids where they were bought on a Philippine site - I got them off Ali ex and they're good! ☝️😍 Xx
Great video, complete and clear
Thank you for watching :)
Hello, wich markers would be better for car sketches? Cool grey set or neutral grey?
Hey thanks for watching, I have never actually sketched any cars so would be interested in hearing opinions of others too. But in all honestly I don't think it will make any difference other then personal preference, would you prefer a warmer look or maybe a colder steel look? I think either way is good, with the neutral you could always blend in some faint pencil colour to give it a tint :)
@@SketchedbySte, I have only one grayish lavander copic. Otherwise I always worked with pencil, ballpoint pen and aquarell colored pencils by Faber Castell, but I need to go to a new level. I think, I will buy the cold grey set and the basic set.
@@jandxsignhvusxn4706 Definitely let me know how you find them!
The touch new are way to blotchy for my tast, the W&N really popped on this, I would even go as far as to say its a smoother look if that makes sense.
I have heard some people say they prefer the W&N even over copic so I think a lot of is it personal preference, W&N do have a different feel to them to me but I don't know how to describe it lol!
I have a set of Arteza Grey tone markers that are really superb.
Oh man I have been wanting to try the Arteza markers ( ever blend or something similar?) for a while now! they have so many products, which type of nibs do their markers have?
@@SketchedbySte It is Bullet and chisel (like the touchnew) but I really rate them. I love my W & N brushmarkers, but since I got the 36 grey tones I have barely even looked at them
@@AngelIllustrations Honestly I want to try Arteza so much! Definitely will make some videos in the future when I do, have you tried any of their other products?
@@SketchedbySte I have their skin tones markers, grey tone markers a general set of markers, their goache and fabric pens. I recommend them all
What type of paper do i need
Hey, I usually use Bristol board for markers, but it's quite expensive in my opinion. Some people prefer those thinner marker papers you get in a sketchbook form, usually about 70gsm compared to the 250-300 thickness of bristol board
very helpful!!
Thanks for watching"
friend maybe already late but in aliexpres already congiable site the new touch are sold separately and arrive only in a month
I will take a look thanks, I think I maybe looked once but the price worked out as much as a full pack nearly lol I will double check now
@@SketchedbySte OK thanks for your attention
They dont look like my windsor and newton cool grays 🤔
They changed the packaging recently/ the design. Or do you mean the ink? If so are yours cool greys or blue greys in the pro markers compared to the brush markers? Let me know, if not maybe I got a bad batch :0
@@SketchedbySte I bought the new ones but the promarkers not the brushmarkers.
they have the same issue being "green-ish/warm" greys rather than actual cool greys unfortunately.
nice going
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correct :)