I have a few Potter’s pink paints from different brands and I would say that A.Gallo’s version isn’t more saturated, it’s softer, maybe even dreamier than others. I usually pre-wet the paints around 10 minutes before using them which helps to get closer to the masstone of the paint 🙂 Thank you for watching ❤️
I agree :) I usually pre-wet the paints before using them so it would have been around 15-20 minutes before I got to swatch this particular green earth. However, just to make sure I added 5 drops of water to the paint today planning to test it in 15 minutes. I remembered about it 2 hours later and I can confirm that the colour is accurate - the paint also felt like gouache so this particular PG23 definitely likes a bit of soaking in water. I'll post a photo in Community just so you can see the results of my experiment. :)
I have all these colours, too. I never tire of painting with them. They are all beautiful
They are becoming my favourite now. Thank you for watching 😊
Gorgeous! One and all. 😍
They are stunning 😊
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Simply beautiful, I have the same one too. ❤️
They are beautiful paints. Thank you for watching 😊
A nice set to use on landscapes! 🙂
It is 🙂 Thank you for watching.
I want this!
They are worth the purchase :)
Lovely! How nice to see so much variation in similar natural pigments. That Potter’s Pink seems more saturated than many, would you say so? ❤
I have a few Potter’s pink paints from different brands and I would say that A.Gallo’s version isn’t more saturated, it’s softer, maybe even dreamier than others. I usually pre-wet the paints around 10 minutes before using them which helps to get closer to the masstone of the paint 🙂 Thank you for watching ❤️
Green Earth Cool looks very strong for a PG23.
I agree :) I usually pre-wet the paints before using them so it would have been around 15-20 minutes before I got to swatch this particular green earth. However, just to make sure I added 5 drops of water to the paint today planning to test it in 15 minutes. I remembered about it 2 hours later and I can confirm that the colour is accurate - the paint also felt like gouache so this particular PG23 definitely likes a bit of soaking in water. I'll post a photo in Community just so you can see the results of my experiment. :)
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