Swatching Schmincke Horadam Watercolor Dot Card - ALL 140 Colors
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ต.ค. 2022
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MENTIONED IN VID:
schmincke 140 colour dot card www.jacksonsart.com/en-us/sch...
schmincke colour chart booklet www.jacksonsart.com/schmincke...
PR179 mixing vid • Perylene Maroon Waterc...
PY53 mixing vid • Schmincke Horadam Wate...
cobalt violet comparison vid • Cheap DUPE for Schminc...
PG26 comparison vid • Cobalt Green Compariso...
Sennelier Yellow light PY153 www.jacksonsart.com/sennelier...
white nights py216 www.jacksonsart.com/en-us/st-...
www.jacksonsart.com/en-us/st-...
Sennelier’s PR242 www.jacksonsart.com/en-us/sen...
daniel smith’s bordeaux made with PV32 www.jacksonsart.com/en-us/dan...
shinhan PWC terre verte PBr7 www.jacksonsart.com/en-us/shi...
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I LOVE your swatching videos ❤
Pleasantly organized, great lighting and video quality, shot close enough, insightful commentary...
And especially - perfect pacing! Slow enough to see what's going on but fast enough that you're not making my ADHD brain screetch "Omg just open it!! TODAY!" (which keeps happening with many other TH-camrs 😅)
These are super helpful to me when I'm trying to decide what paints to buy. ☺️
thank you so much 😊 i really appreciate you taking the time to leave an encouraging comment 😊❤️
This swatching video is so so relaxing and well-filmed. How you progressed with your swatches is exactly how I did my DS dot card😂. I stayed away from the letters and tried to keep it neat at first but then progressed to go over everything to "test the transparency"😅.
hahahahha🤣🙈 you got me!! i thought about staying consistent but i was like “oh what the heck! people can read it even if i go over with paint” 😂 and thank you for the well-filmed/relaxing compliment. took me a long time to edit but finally got there haha 🤣
I have a great love for cobalt blue PB28. I do a lot of landscape paintings and cobalt blue is an acurate colour for the sky in my area. My favourite through the years is actually the Lukas version. I´ve found it lovely to work with, the hue is excactly what I need as well as the texture, granulating, easily liftable and slightly milky. And it doesn´t hurt that it is more economical than other cobalt blue in my area, since I do use a lot of it.
i've actually only more recently startted using cobalt blue more and i can definitely agree with you. it's such a lovely blue to use!
Loved this swatching video😃. I didn’t watch at twice the speed. I watched it while having lunch. Very relaxing 👍🏼
thanks! 😆🥰 and haha~ i didnt realise my vids could be relaxing. maybe because im not screaming with excitement in this one 😂🤣
@@PaintinHiding 😂. I like all your videos!
Good Reference. Thank you for mentioning the pigment numbers.
thank you Laya~ that means a lot 🥰
Warning: Saturn Red PO 64 is suuuuuuper fugitive! Like Alizarin level. Kimberly Crick has a video. I got it in a palette and I don't like it either, it's unpleasantly opaque. Highly recommend Transparent Orange instead.
thanks so much jenn! awatercolourist also mentioned kim crick's vid as well, i'll need to check it out. also, don't know if you've seen my community post but i'm currently offering 20% off rosemary products should u be interested. :)
@@PaintinHiding Aaak I saw that! Thank you so much for the heads up, although I *just* received a big order from them. I haven't even unwrapped and tried all the brushes yet! I actually wanted to ask and make sure you got the commission because I'm sure I tried to use your code, but I'm not positive it worked. Hopefully!
@@jennw6809 NIIICEEE! 😆any particularly interesting ones? i'm putting a list together to order after my no buy. and just checked, YES i can see an order from oct 21. that's very thoughtful of you Jenn, thank you so much for your support 🥰💖
@@PaintinHiding My order was actually Oct 2nd, which was Oct 3 for the UK at the time I ordered (I think it was late night for me LOL)
@@PaintinHiding Oh, and as far as what I got -- lots of stuff, some Evergreens (dagger & eggbert) as well as sable flats I thought I'd try for gouache.... a bunch of the Chinese calligraphy brushes.... will share more later!
I feel the same way about Payne’s Grey, sometimes i see brands that have ones that are so deep I swear it’s a straight grey, whereas some brands have a vividly deep blue (I grew up being taught the deep blue was indigo) I love how some colors can range so vastly from brand to brand
riiight?! i'm glad someone agrees with me! yeahh sometimes i describe colours and people are like "wth is it indigo or payne's grey?" lol
Lots of beautiful colors. I agree on the Mahagoni! But I also love the Cobalt blue deep. I is a bit hard to rewet, but so beautiful. I feel it the dot might have been to small to show it. Thank you😊
Yes, I agree, in my palette I don't notice a problem with the Cobalt Blue Deep. But it's nice to spray it before using.
I have the dotcard too but I don't understand why they don't write the pigments with the colors there.
Even if it's small... (I need my reading glasses anyway, so I would need them for that too), but it would make more sense to me instead of looking them up in another source of documentation. I want all my data in an eyeblinck and even though I can match a lot of colors and pigments by heart, with mixes and special names it's not the fact.
Great Veedio again. Thanks. Love you calm way of working even through those longer items.
(apologies for late reply, i didn't get a notif for your comment) i knooowwwww, i could complain as well! i wish the pigments were all on there. but u know what, if i didn't make these vids, i probably wouldn't complain much because i quite like swatching and just being able to experience the colours and make my own decisions as to whether i like it or not. sometimes i'm drawn to a colour just because i know the pigment number, which sometimes doesn't end well because some of the pigments are more expensive than their neighbouring colours.
Thank you for this video! I enjoyed watching every color and all of them together at the end for comparison. It helped me deciding which colors to get for my first Schmincke watercolor palette. It was great that you mentioned the pigment numbers and I appreciate your input. Thanks again!
ur welcome! im glad you found the vid useful 🥰 enjoy ur new palette!
I believe Vermilion Light PR188 is not strongly tinting. It has a soft, quasi-pastel, orange-red hue.
Thank you for this video, it was super helpful in helping me decide which Schminke paints to pick up during the Jackson’s sale. Have a lovely holiday weekend!
im glad u found it useful~ 🥰 happy holidays!
Thank you. Now I want them all. 😅
Cimberly Crick has a video on PO64. She said that it was fugitive.
oh thanks for the info! orange isn’t my strong suit at all 😅🙈
I really enjoyed your video and I'm learning more about single and multiple pigments. I'm also looking to get new watercolors that are more professional after using student grade ones but I have invisible finances, so what can you recommend?
thanks Dora :D glad you enjoyed :D i'd recommend shopping locally. what artist grade brands are most affordable and accessible to you? if you've been playing with student grade watercolours already then you'll have a good idea of which colours you like or use most often. use that knowledge to decide what colours you get. i have several vids on my channel to help you avoid buying duplicate colours from different brands. and i'm sure there are also other art youtubers with such content. feel free to comment to ask me any time if you ever need a second opinion :)
@@PaintinHiding I've been an artist well over 55 years and have done mostly oils and some pastels, but I can draw just about anything and do extremely detailed work with graphite and colored pencils. I always wanted to try watercolors but it always looked hard to do as far as controlling the water, but I took the plunge about over 3 years ago and became hooked! I also got into acrylics (not my favorite medium but I do it anyway), but I've tried gouache but didn't like the chalky look and finish of it so I didn't continue with it.
BUT... I've fallen in love with the Michael Harding watercolors after watching his videos, and how incredibly pigmented and smooth his paints lay down- but the prices are off the hook and my money tree isn't taking to me anymore 😭😳😆👩🎨🎨🖌️
Oh yeah - the watercolors I started with was the 18 piece set of the Reeves, the pigments are pretty decent and their gouache is highly pigmented, but there are so many other colors and pigments I want to try that they don't make.
MairmeriBlu offers magenta. It's very bright.
Nice swatching video , but you should think twice before buying helio turquoise Pb16, I know this sounds weird but this colour is a fugitive one. It faded within weeks in my lightfastness test and magenta also changed its hue.
PB16 fugitive? i've tested other brands' PB16 and they're all lightfast. interesting indeed, thanks for the heads up!
I was shocked and disappointed with this pigment because I bought 3 half pans of this color from a local store when they were on sale.schmincke's other phthalo pigments are very lightfast according to my lightfastness test and I think they are a better substitute.
yey, a long swatching video. ah schmincke a pretty expensive brand over here but very competitive price on jackson's. some note :
- holbein has a PY110 and i find them pretty great for rewetting, maybe the sample size is a bit too small ?
- i wanna get their manganese violet but it's a series 3 which is pretty expensive even for me, and i believe other brand have a cheaper manganese
- their french ultramarine is so beautiful, i'll probably get this one since i love the granulation
- i agree their burnt umber is just so beautiful, i don't mind if it isn't granulation either but i'm also curious about roman szmal cyprus burnt umber
i think that's all, for schmincke i'll probably got some of their paint that they use for the super granulation line, like french ultramarine, mahogany brown, maroon brown, and probably manganese violet as well, i just find schmincke such a beautiful paint to use, like W&N but schmincke has a better selection of earth tones.
haha~ this vids take so much time for me to edit so im glad you enjoy! i have daniel smith filmed but havent gotten around to editing it much yet. 😅🙈 ohh yessssss schmincke mahogany brown, sooo beautiful. for the manganese violet, i think i might actually prefer roman szmal’s. more affordable and pigmented.
@@PaintinHiding yes mahogany brown is such a unique color, and yeah probably will get the roman szmal as well, they have some nice granulating color
Oh boy! Just started watching but already giggling about the transparent ochre. I bought a tube of that. It's horrible and a very weird texture, so that's probably why your dot is weird. Oh and the color chart is available as a downloadable PDF as well on Schmincke's website.
Oooh, you blew right past Permanent Carmine. I Iove it and it is very true middle red, warmer than most pv19. I haven't found it to be opaque in a way that bothers me. It's the closest to real Alizarin that I've seen (similar to the DaVinci Perm. Alizarin Quin but it lays down so much more evenly!)
Although, I do hate the opacity of the Helio Turquoise PB16. It's also very blue, not green enough for me.
oh that's why! i thought it's just my dot with the transparent ochre~ such an odd consistency! i dont think i've used much of real Alizarin so i didn't feel right to comment on similarities or differences >_
The purpose of a color like Paris Blue, is to get you to buy more paint🤣
🤣🤣🤣 now i have my answer haha~
First!
here you goooo~ 🥇hehe~
😅 I almost missed being first, but thankfully I managed to come first.
Lots of beautiful colors. I agree on the Mahagoni! But I also love the Cobalt blue deep. I is a bit hard to rewet, but so beautiful. I feel it the dot might have been to small to show it. Thank you😊
ah yesss the downside to these dot cards is that sometimes the sample isn't representative of the actual full product. thank you for ur input!
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