Yes, please post a tutorial on the seascape! I’ve only had time and attention span for fun little projects. How nice to find a set so inexpensive that would be a great gift. Thanks Lindsay!
Lindsay, I know I've said this before but being new to your channel, I really appreciate your reviews. I like that you take the time to actually use the products and experience them before presenting your opinion. So many channels open the items on camera and do not work with them before recommending them. Then we purchase it and it's disappointing. So thank you for taking the time and giving us the total run down on the products!
@@ThunderStruck15 if they are getting really serious about watercolor I think I'd recommend fewer colors so they can learn how to mix colors, color theory etc. Also the 36 set of doodle goggles paints are different, a better quality paint so if you want a large variety or the meilang pretty excellent paints as they are more transparent. If it were my kid and they were really serious about learning color theory I'd go with the dsniel smith 6 color essential set plus burnt seinna, yellow ocher and sap green. But if you are not sure and just want to encourage them and see if they like it any of the less expensive sets mentioned above would do well.
@@thefrugalcrafter thank you for answering so quickly. I’m on a bit of a budget, but I can probably swing the Daniel Smith basic mixing set. She can always get the rest for Christmas next year
I want to see your seascape tutorial, especially if you think it's too easy for a tutorial. Your "beginner" tutorials are things I need to study for! Shoulda seen the one I did yesterday! Wait, no, actually you shouldn't, LOL, until I do it another 3 times. But yes, please do. It may actually fit my level, which I guess is remedial, rather than beginner, ha.
I saw an article about mixing watercolor with acrylic which I guess, why not and why not try? I also have some not so great watercolor I don't use since I decided to buy some higher quality sets so maybe people who are stuck with products they don't want to waste because they'll feel guilty (like lower quality watercolor) can play with mixed media and use it up :). Just putting it out there.
Please post every video you make. You keep me company. We don't need to discuss your talent. We all know how talented you are, as an artist and teacher and reviewer.
Ok. I've just bought these 😊 I'm still a wee bit of a beginner...and I bought the Pretty Excellent set you reviewed a while back & I love them! I'm looking forward to getting these as I am ready for a bigger set. Thank you so much, Lindsay! I appreciate your honesty. I do not buy paints without "consulting" you first 😁 Merry Christmas, my dear! Love & Bless xo
Who wouldn't like a "tutorial" on a ssascape?! Lol! How would you say they compare to Koi? Because I've decided I don't like my Koi. They don't see bright enough to me. But then, I am pretty new to watercolors! I aways enjoy your words of wisdom, Lindsay!
When one works with cheap watercolors,doesn't mean the drawing will be cheap,it will be a masterpiece.-Lynn Thank you lindsay for this awesome presentation.❤️🌹🤗😀🏆
Renee, did you take advantage of any of those Prime Days deals? This time, I ended up getting a Dremel Versa cleaning tool. But, on previous Prime Days, I have purchased art supplies.
@@Donna_G I did! Bought quite a few of the Arteza deals (gouache paint, acrylics, marker storage cases, different styles of watercolor paper) and a random pack of Origami paper 🤷😂 Craft deals overall were disappointing but the Arteza deals were really good. Some sold out very quickly!
i always enjoy watching your watercolour reviews specially cheap ones as you're always found good points of them and encourage beginners.I also actually bought a cheap 48 pan set just like your but with a brand name of Magritte watercolor, i got them from china.i only bought them for tin and not for paints as i expected them to be chalky and bad but surprisingly they are amazing paints i wont think they are light fast or anything but they are amazing paints for practicing and i ended up in love with them.I always love to watch your paint testing art. its so beautiful. As i love watercolor more than any other medium i always like to watch all of your watercolor reviews and painting sessions. Keep on doing and trying more cheap watercolors too to try them out.
The metal tin is one of the nicest I own because the mixing wells on the lid are pressed into extra deep wells. Most other tins have somewhat flat and shallow wells on the top lid.
Beautiful colors! These would be an EXCELLENT Christmas gift! Thanks so much for sharing these Lindsay! 😊 Oohh yes!!! I'd love to watch you paint the seascape! It's lovely!
Love easy tutorials! I would enjoy a tutorial on the seascape. Yes I don’t care for the browns, but I do like the neons. Your reviews are the best! Thanks!
Thanks! I like the look of the pans especially, thinner walls easier to fit into diy travel palette. I might pop out the paints, break them up and mimic a diy Brusho powder effect.
I would Love to see the Video. I have 3 cheap sets so I feel like I need to use those before I get more. Thank you so much. It is nice to know where to go for opinions. Hope your week is going great!
I bought these but haven't swatched them yet. I got a bunch of art supplies on Prime Day. I am so excited because I bought the full set of Arteza watercolor pencils! They are different from the 48 set in the tube - they aren't 3 sided! I hope they work as well. Yes, please post that very cute beachscape tutorial! Thanks!
Yes, please, post the tutorial with the seascape. I would also love to see the sunflower, too. Thank you for sharing you opinion about this watercolor paint. I trust your opinion and I have never been disappointed, ever. Tfs.
I should love if you post all of your tutorials (including the one of the seascape, mentioned above). I find your videos very informative and very relaxing. Thank you. Lindsay :)
Would love if you posted the seaside tutorial! I always enjoy your reviews and that you actually use the products a bit before posting your opinions of them.
Great review, as always!!🤗 I'm hoping you could help guide me towards a pallet? I've been painting (casually) for years with just acrylics, and I'd like to give watercolors a go. I'm quite familiar with color theory and would like to start mixing right off the bat, so having warm and cool primaries would be awesome!✨I've been watching (and learning from) your reviews, and I've got a few in mind. And in case price guides you one way or another, I'll tell you what they go for in Canada! So it's between: -Paul Ruben 24...$60 -Sonnet 21 tin.....$57 -Paul Ruben 12....$39 -Mungyo 24..... $39 -Meeden 48....$35 -Van Gogh 12+3...$30 -PrettyExcellent......$26 -W+N Cotman 12......$26 -Mungyo 12.....$23 -Daler Rowney 12....$23 _________ Any direction would be super helpful and most appropriate!! 🙏🏼
Yes, do post the tutorial if others agree. Regarding the chalky-haze comment, it made think of Dorland's Wax Medium. Have you ever used that to seal your watercolor paintings? I have used it on some of my work and, like anything, sometimes I want that look and sometimes I don't. I'm just wondering how it will do over that one painting with the hazy look and feel. Thanks for the vids so many of us look forward to!!
I own Daniel Smith, I don't know why I'm watching this, lol. It's amazing what people can find on Amazon; I generally don't have the patience to search much past the first 20 or so recommendations.
Hi Lindsay, you and Jason needs to do another watercolor tins count, LOL. You are the best, sorry sometimes I'm a pest about questions. Yes, please seascape. Take care and God bless you and yours. Sincerely Becky B from Arkansas
I bought it for the tin. I wanted a tin that was one sided. I dug out the paints 😂 and filled the pans with my artist grade paints. I love having a palette that holds all my paints right side up. Good call 👍. The hardest part was digging out the glue they used to stick the paint in the pans. I didn’t know glue was used in filling pans. I’d love a tutorial on the seascape.
Personally I didn't like the Sakura Koi watercolors, but I enjoyed the steadtler paints in tubes more. I guess it boiled down to what you prefer. Maybe I should consider to get these. Thanks for the review.
Thanks for the video and review! I really enjoy budget crafting/artist supply videos. Would you consider doing a video of your favorite/best performing budget supplies? I’d especially like to see paints of different kinds, colored pencils, markers, etc. (Or if you’ve done one, point me to it, please? Sorry, I’ve just had eye surgery and my vision is not great right now, but I looked and didn’t see one)
Hi madam. Hope you doin well. Well now that both silver and Princeton mini detailers are finally in stock in our country, both hv more or less the same number in a set. However, I had some doubts regarding the stiffness as well as the hair that was used. Princeton is claiming to have stiffness of 3/5 while silver 1/5. While Princeton is synthetic sable and silver is golden taklon. How is this different? Looking at these properties, would you recommend a stiffer one for mini paintings? Kindly advise.
Lindsay, have you ever done any vids on exactly how to learn about which colors are warm, which/cool? Other artists tell me that I can simply look at the colors and realize it, but I must have been absent for that class! Thank you!
This video deals with warm and cool promaries:th-cam.com/video/I6_CFsOX35g/w-d-xo.html I usually talk about the undertones with I refer to warm or cool rather than diving up the color wheel in half where half are warm and half are cool.
Oh Fun! I bought the Pretty Excellent in the turquoise tin that you reviewed. Thank you! They are currently my go-to. I would like to upgrade. Would you consider these an upgrade or would you suggest something else as a "next step up"?
Great in depth review! I always have to remind myself that I don’t need anymore watercolors. I already have artist and student grade paints. XD I just like to collect art supplies I think. >n
Oh wow I really like that rose painting. This set seems to be a better option than masters touch, while the paints are comparable I feel like the tin in the master’s touch is terrible (mine is already broken lol).
I now regret not getting the 36 set for $9.99 back then…sigh. I still don’t need a huge tin like this. I need a tiny tin. But the quantity, lol. Still, better the Owin/Meiliang of known quality than a random brand of unknown quality I guess? I have too many watercolors already anyways…way too many….
It’s $20.69 when you click the link now. Still not expensive, but frequently when TH-camrs review something the price jumps a little or a lot. It also comes in three sizes.
Cool! I will resist for now since I have enough watercolors to last a lifetime. So, now that you like these paints, you still need an empty palette LOL
The word's out! They've bumped them up $6 in ONE day! Did you try the Viviva (his g'mom's name) color square packet matchbook thingie... & sketchbook? What did you think? Seems like they're not mutually exclusive. :)
Hi Lindsay, Im thinking of joining three of these somehow... by removing the bottom palette flaps. Do you think I can remove the lids in the same way and attach them somehow so they close from opposite directions? I'd love to have all my paints in whole pans all together. I have about 60 tubes. I use M. Graham paints, or else I'd buy a palette with many half pans but I can have the pans upside down in the palette when closed, a lot have layers of pans in the lid, so thats why I must make my own palette.
I will have to look those up. I started watching your channel a couple of weeks ago and have noticed them before. I always just hand draw mine but a stamp would save so much time. Thank you!
@@edkitson8510 Sorry, here is a link to the paint: amzn.to/2ThSQJD and this is a good set of brushes: amzn.to/2HuvEoD If you want a more pro paint I linked to my signature set at Jerrys in the supply list but these will get the job done too. The brushes I linked to are what I have in my signature set and I use them all the time. See you in class!
Yes, all the videos are still on my channel. The Russian ones would be white nights: pans: th-cam.com/video/g1jKLA5a6E4/w-d-xo.html and then a tube comparison: th-cam.com/video/mQrty_YOu0M/w-d-xo.html and I also reviewed their student grade sonnet paint: th-cam.com/video/9IQdGzLTXHA/w-d-xo.html
Yes, please post a tutorial on the seascape! I’ve only had time and attention span for fun little projects. How nice to find a set so inexpensive that would be a great gift. Thanks Lindsay!
Lindsay, I know I've said this before but being new to your channel, I really appreciate your reviews. I like that you take the time to actually use the products and experience them before presenting your opinion. So many channels open the items on camera and do not work with them before recommending them. Then we purchase it and it's disappointing. So thank you for taking the time and giving us the total run down on the products!
My pleasure!
@@thefrugalcrafter would you consider this appropriate for a 12 year old that’s starting to get serious with art?
@@ThunderStruck15 if they are getting really serious about watercolor I think I'd recommend fewer colors so they can learn how to mix colors, color theory etc. Also the 36 set of doodle goggles paints are different, a better quality paint so if you want a large variety or the meilang pretty excellent paints as they are more transparent.
If it were my kid and they were really serious about learning color theory I'd go with the dsniel smith 6 color essential set plus burnt seinna, yellow ocher and sap green. But if you are not sure and just want to encourage them and see if they like it any of the less expensive sets mentioned above would do well.
@@thefrugalcrafter thank you for answering so quickly. I’m on a bit of a budget, but I can probably swing the Daniel Smith basic mixing set. She can always get the rest for Christmas next year
@@ThunderStruck15 check amazon as well as blick and Jerry's artarama for the best price:) I've seen a $30 difference!
Yes, please post the seascape tutorial. It's really pretty!
I'd love to see the sea scape watercolor 😃
Same! So pretty!
I would as well
Me too
I would also.
me too!
I want to see your seascape tutorial, especially if you think it's too easy for a tutorial. Your "beginner" tutorials are things I need to study for! Shoulda seen the one I did yesterday! Wait, no, actually you shouldn't, LOL, until I do it another 3 times. But yes, please do. It may actually fit my level, which I guess is remedial, rather than beginner, ha.
Yes please for a tutorial of the seascape
I saw an article about mixing watercolor with acrylic which I guess, why not and why not try? I also have some not so great watercolor I don't use since I decided to buy some higher quality sets so maybe people who are stuck with products they don't want to waste because they'll feel guilty (like lower quality watercolor) can play with mixed media and use it up :). Just putting it out there.
Please post every video you make. You keep me company. We don't need to discuss your talent. We all know how talented you are, as an artist and teacher and reviewer.
Ok. I've just bought these 😊 I'm still a wee bit of a beginner...and I bought the Pretty Excellent set you reviewed a while back & I love them! I'm looking forward to getting these as I am ready for a bigger set. Thank you so much, Lindsay! I appreciate your honesty. I do not buy paints without "consulting" you first 😁 Merry Christmas, my dear! Love & Bless xo
Who wouldn't like a "tutorial" on a ssascape?! Lol! How would you say they compare to Koi? Because I've decided I don't like my Koi. They don't see bright enough to me. But then, I am pretty new to watercolors! I aways enjoy your words of wisdom, Lindsay!
Love to see the seascape tutorial. Thanks Lindsay
LOVE that seascape! Please post the tutorial! Also that rose is stunning
When one works with cheap watercolors,doesn't mean the drawing will be cheap,it will be a masterpiece.-Lynn
Thank you lindsay for this awesome presentation.❤️🌹🤗😀🏆
It's nice when you buy cheap paint and it turn out to be pretty good. Thanks for this review!
There were some really great art and crafts deals on Amazon during their Prime Days last week! This is a nice set! Love your flowers that you painted!
Renee, did you take advantage of any of those Prime Days deals? This time, I ended up getting a Dremel Versa cleaning tool. But, on previous Prime Days, I have purchased art supplies.
@@Donna_G I did! Bought quite a few of the Arteza deals (gouache paint, acrylics, marker storage cases, different styles of watercolor paper) and a random pack of Origami paper 🤷😂 Craft deals overall were disappointing but the Arteza deals were really good. Some sold out very quickly!
i always enjoy watching your watercolour reviews specially cheap ones as you're always found good points of them and encourage beginners.I also actually bought a cheap 48 pan set just like your but with a brand name of Magritte watercolor, i got them from china.i only bought them for tin and not for paints as i expected them to be chalky and bad but surprisingly they are amazing paints i wont think they are light fast or anything but they are amazing paints for practicing and i ended up in love with them.I always love to watch your paint testing art. its so beautiful. As i love watercolor more than any other medium i always like to watch all of your watercolor reviews and painting sessions. Keep on doing and trying more cheap watercolors too to try them out.
The metal tin is one of the nicest I own because the mixing wells on the lid are pressed into extra deep wells. Most other tins have somewhat flat and shallow wells on the top lid.
Thank you for the review on these paints. Maybe this what I am looking for learning how to paint.
Would love to have a tutorial from you on the seascape! Always enjoy your teachings... 😍🎨❤
Thank you so much for taking time to show us awesome content ❤❤ much appreciated 🙂
Our pleasure!
Yes please post the seaside tutorial
Beautiful colors! These would be an EXCELLENT Christmas gift! Thanks so much for sharing these Lindsay! 😊 Oohh yes!!! I'd love to watch you paint the seascape! It's lovely!
Love easy tutorials! I would enjoy a tutorial on the seascape. Yes I don’t care for the browns, but I do like the neons. Your reviews are the best! Thanks!
Yes to the tutorial Lindsay! Thank you, great review!
Thanks! I like the look of the pans especially, thinner walls easier to fit into diy travel palette. I might pop out the paints, break them up and mimic a diy Brusho powder effect.
Yes for card of seascape!
I would Love to see the Video. I have 3 cheap sets so I feel like I need to use those before I get more. Thank you so much. It is nice to know where to go for opinions. Hope your week is going great!
Thanks for this, Lindsey. I would love to see a tutorial on the seascape! Cool paints, especially for 16.00!
I bought these but haven't swatched them yet. I got a bunch of art supplies on Prime Day. I am so excited because I bought the full set of Arteza watercolor pencils! They are different from the 48 set in the tube - they aren't 3 sided! I hope they work as well. Yes, please post that very cute beachscape tutorial! Thanks!
Love that little seascape and would definitely like a tutorial on it. Thanks for the review!
I would love to see a tutorial on the seascape! It is gorgeous 🤩
Yes, please, post the tutorial with the seascape. I would also love to see the sunflower, too. Thank you for sharing you opinion about this watercolor paint. I trust your opinion and I have never been disappointed, ever. Tfs.
Thanks, the sunflower (mum actuslly) is up alteady:)
@@thefrugalcrafter YAY! I'm going to watch it now. Thank you.
I should love if you post all of your tutorials (including the one of the seascape, mentioned above). I find your videos very informative and very relaxing. Thank you. Lindsay :)
Your sample paintings are wonderful! Thanks for another fair review.
Thanks for the review! And yes please on the seascape tutorial!
I would really like to see a tutorial on the seascape, looks relaxing and fun!
You're mind moves in mysterious ways 😮💚
Yes, please post tutorial of seascape!
Thank you Lindsay!! Please I loved the flower, if there is a tutorial will be great! 🥰
Yes to the seascape tutorial :-)
Thank you for this review. I just ordered it for my granddaughter!
I would love to see the sea scape! TFS!
please post seascape, with your new cheaply paint!
Would love if you posted the seaside tutorial! I always enjoy your reviews and that you actually use the products a bit before posting your opinions of them.
Would love to see the tutorial of sea picture. 👍🏻
Yes!!! Post the seascape video. Please.
I like tutorials for even the simple things as I am a very new beginner!!! :)
The neons glow in black light!!! :@)
Great review, as always!!🤗
I'm hoping you could help guide me towards a pallet? I've been painting (casually) for years with just acrylics, and I'd like to give watercolors a go. I'm quite familiar with color theory and would like to start mixing right off the bat, so having warm and cool primaries would be awesome!✨I've been watching (and learning from) your reviews, and I've got a few in mind. And in case price guides you one way or another, I'll tell you what they go for in Canada!
So it's between:
-Paul Ruben 24...$60
-Sonnet 21 tin.....$57
-Paul Ruben 12....$39
-Mungyo 24..... $39
-Meeden 48....$35
-Van Gogh 12+3...$30
-PrettyExcellent......$26
-W+N Cotman 12......$26
-Mungyo 12.....$23
-Daler Rowney 12....$23
_________
Any direction would be super helpful and most appropriate!!
🙏🏼
You best bet is either the Paul Ruben 24 or the Pretty Excellent 36 set.... Honestly, I would go with Pretty excellent if I were you.
@@thefrugalcrafter Thankyou so much for your help, Lindsay! I'll go for the Pretty Excellent..and today it's even on sale:) I appreciate your help!!☺️
It looks like Arteza s “branding”.
That’s the first thing I thought of too 😂
probably is just arteza's stuff repackaged.
arteza stuff is pretty cheap imo
Nope, it's not the same as Arteza. Totally different colors and also a different tin.
Seascape please! I think your reviews are great, and you give very solid information. Love the stamps/grids you used for the swatches as well.
Good review! Dirt cheap is within my budget LOL I also have the Master's Touch and like them.
Yes, do post the tutorial if others agree. Regarding the chalky-haze comment, it made think of Dorland's Wax Medium. Have you ever used that to seal your watercolor paintings? I have used it on some of my work and, like anything, sometimes I want that look and sometimes I don't. I'm just wondering how it will do over that one painting with the hazy look and feel. Thanks for the vids so many of us look forward to!!
I own Daniel Smith, I don't know why I'm watching this, lol.
It's amazing what people can find on Amazon; I generally don't have the patience to search much past the first 20 or so recommendations.
Yes please, post the tutorial! I think the paints looked chalky on the sample with the names, but not as bad when you swatched them on your paper.
Hi! I would love to see the seascape tutorial. Thank you! 😊❤
Great set paints and palette for $16 wow. Did you post that cute little seascape? Hope so. BW.
Love the seascape!
Would love the seascape tutorial 💕
I would love to see a tutorial on the seascape!
This is a fun set. The 36 set is somewhat different and both are fun. Watch prices carefully, though!
Frugal discoveries 💙
Yes please post it!
Love to have a tutorial to relax to paint.
Yes post the tutorial!
Yes, please post the tutorial for the seascape please....
Would very much like to see that lovely painting as a tutorial!
Hi Lindsay, you and Jason needs to do another watercolor tins count, LOL. You are the best, sorry sometimes I'm a pest about questions. Yes, please seascape. Take care and God bless you and yours.
Sincerely Becky B from Arkansas
I bought it for the tin. I wanted a tin that was one sided. I dug out the paints 😂 and filled the pans with my artist grade paints. I love having a palette that holds all my paints right side up. Good call 👍. The hardest part was digging out the glue they used to stick the paint in the pans. I didn’t know glue was used in filling pans. I’d love a tutorial on the seascape.
Glue huh, that's odd, not many companies do that
Thanks for the review. 😃👍
I’m amazed how few yellows there are.
I’d love to see the seascape video
Its up!
Please post the seaside tutorial!
The paints look like they contain a lot of brighter but for the pryou paid they are, as you say, worth it for the tin
Personally I didn't like the Sakura Koi watercolors, but I enjoyed the steadtler paints in tubes more. I guess it boiled down to what you prefer. Maybe I should consider to get these. Thanks for the review.
Thanks for the video and review! I really enjoy budget crafting/artist supply videos. Would you consider doing a video of your favorite/best performing budget supplies? I’d especially like to see paints of different kinds, colored pencils, markers, etc. (Or if you’ve done one, point me to it, please? Sorry, I’ve just had eye surgery and my vision is not great right now, but I looked and didn’t see one)
Good idea!
Hi madam. Hope you doin well. Well now that both silver and Princeton mini detailers are finally in stock in our country, both hv more or less the same number in a set. However, I had some doubts regarding the stiffness as well as the hair that was used.
Princeton is claiming to have stiffness of 3/5 while silver 1/5.
While Princeton is synthetic sable and silver is golden taklon. How is this different?
Looking at these properties, would you recommend a stiffer one for mini paintings?
Kindly advise.
I would go for the softer ones for watercolor no matter the size.
Lindsay, have you ever done any vids on exactly how to learn about which colors are warm, which/cool? Other artists tell me that I can simply look at the colors and realize it, but I must have been absent for that class! Thank you!
This video deals with warm and cool promaries:th-cam.com/video/I6_CFsOX35g/w-d-xo.html I usually talk about the undertones with I refer to warm or cool rather than diving up the color wheel in half where half are warm and half are cool.
@@thefrugalcrafter Thanks, Lindsay!
Oh Fun! I bought the Pretty Excellent in the turquoise tin that you reviewed. Thank you! They are currently my go-to. I would like to upgrade. Would you consider these an upgrade or would you suggest something else as a "next step up"?
The pretty excellent paints are better than these.
I would love to see seascape tutorial
Great in depth review! I always have to remind myself that I don’t need anymore watercolors. I already have artist and student grade paints. XD I just like to collect art supplies I think. >n
Nice tin for the price even without the paints!
Oh wow I really like that rose painting. This set seems to be a better option than masters touch, while the paints are comparable I feel like the tin in the master’s touch is terrible (mine is already broken lol).
Can you please take a pic of the chart you made in your order of colors??? I'd love to get this set for my daughter for Christmas.
I now regret not getting the 36 set for $9.99 back then…sigh. I still don’t need a huge tin like this. I need a tiny tin. But the quantity, lol.
Still, better the Owin/Meiliang of known quality than a random brand of unknown quality I guess? I have too many watercolors already anyways…way too many….
Tell me about it but I consider my palettes my collection. Better than commemorative plates or thimble 😆
@@thefrugalcrafter true!
It’s $20.69 when you click the link now. Still not expensive, but frequently when TH-camrs review something the price jumps a little or a lot. It also comes in three sizes.
OMG....I bought these for my little cousins!!!
They will love them!
Post the tutorial please. Love Terri Simmers.
Cool! I will resist for now since I have enough watercolors to last a lifetime. So, now that you like these paints, you still need an empty palette LOL
Lol! The struggle is real!
Sure always like a tutorial
The word's out! They've bumped them up $6 in ONE day! Did you try the Viviva (his g'mom's name) color square packet matchbook thingie... & sketchbook? What did you think? Seems like they're not mutually exclusive. :)
yes, they Viviva are more like ink that watercolor but they are lovely to use, sketchbook too.
Any rust issues with tin? Any spots where silver showed through the white?
Hi Lindsay! TFS.....Dang.. darn Amazon already raised the price by $4! :-(
Hi Lindsay, Im thinking of joining three of these somehow... by removing the bottom palette flaps. Do you think I can remove the lids in the same way and attach them somehow so they close from opposite directions?
I'd love to have all my paints in whole pans all together. I have about 60 tubes. I use M. Graham paints, or else I'd buy a palette with many half pans but I can have the pans upside down in the palette when closed, a lot have layers of pans in the lid, so thats why I must make my own palette.
Hmm, I'm not sure
Very nice 很棒的解說
I have the Master's Touch set from Hobby Lobby and they have a strong odor which actually gives me a headache. Do these have an odor?
They do a bit when you first use them. Quite similar the the masters touch, intact they might be the same.
@@thefrugalcrafter Thanks for the input and the videos, too!
For your colorwheels, are they made with a stamp?
Yes by waffle flower
I will have to look those up. I started watching your channel a couple of weeks ago and have noticed them before. I always just hand draw mine but a stamp would save so much time. Thank you!
Its sold out already on Amazon Lindsay. :(
I just checked and it is in stock now
Would this set work for your painting glass class? and if so, what brush set would you suggest? Thanks!!
Honestly I'd go with the pretty excellent 36 set for that class as the colora are more transparent. Price is similar too.
@@thefrugalcrafter And those would be? And how about the brush set?
@@edkitson8510 Sorry, here is a link to the paint: amzn.to/2ThSQJD and this is a good set of brushes: amzn.to/2HuvEoD
If you want a more pro paint I linked to my signature set at Jerrys in the supply list but these will get the job done too. The brushes I linked to are what I have in my signature set and I use them all the time. See you in class!
@@thefrugalcrafter Thanks Lindsay, just what I needed. Will be signing up for the class as soon as we’re settled!!
You did a review of the 24 set and the paints were Russian paints I remember...do you still have that review?
Yes, all the videos are still on my channel. The Russian ones would be white nights: pans: th-cam.com/video/g1jKLA5a6E4/w-d-xo.html and then a tube comparison: th-cam.com/video/mQrty_YOu0M/w-d-xo.html and I also reviewed their student grade sonnet paint: th-cam.com/video/9IQdGzLTXHA/w-d-xo.html