Process Blue and Rhodamine Red are names of solid color inks used for printing. They are part of the base set of 12 or 14 colors used to mix other colors in the Pantone solid color library.
I don't know how many folks remember this, but in the early 2000s the Letraset Pantone Tria markers were as popular as Copics. Over the years they changed names to just "Tria", and had other lines like ProMarker, and apparently Letraset was acquired by Winsor & Newton. I suppose their license to use the Pantone® name lapsed, and now Talens picked it up.
This was the comment that I was looking for! I used the Letraset markers during my first years of college, and then they disappeared. I think that this Talens 3 set is a test market release to see how they do before releasing a full set. These markers are designed with designers in mind so that they can get precise colours.
@@meghan9436 Oh, I wasn't aware Talens only made the CMY primary set so far. Yeah you may be right that it's a test. I'm a graphic designer, but frankly I don't see a point in using these in my work. There are thousands of individual Pantone formulas, and it would be impossible to mix them precisely from a marker set based on Pantone inks. I refer to the official swatch books to pick Pantone colors and just send those to print... But I'd be curious to learn how another designer might actually find a benefit in these.
@@NelaDunato Fellow artist and graphic designer here! During those early years when I was in school, they really had us focused on the fundamentals. I remember we had to render things on graph paper before we were given the go ahead to draw up the finished product in Illustrator. Those Letraset Pantone markers were helpful, particularly for precise matching from the hand drawings. This was primarily done when drawing up signs for storefronts. I agree with you that this is an outdated way to go about it. When I worked in the industry, we never did any hand drawn art and we went straight to digital. We also made use of the Pantone books you mentioned.
@@NelaDunato I was under the impression from the video that Talens only had the CMY set so far. I checked the website, and it turns out that they do have other sets available. It still seems pretty limited compared to other options out there though. Just wanted to post this correction.
@@meghan9436 Yeah, I get that. I studied engineering around 2004-2008 and they too made us draft on graph and tracing paper for class projects, despite it already being an outdated practice, and completely useless in the industry. I personally *love* sketching concepts on paper, I just don't see the point of precise color matching - it's impossible anyway. My clients never see my sketches. I think it would be more of a "designery" thing to have in your studio, like my official Pantone mug lol.
Pantone had an alcohol marker line made with a brand called Letraset. They were very expensive and had 3 (YES THREE) nibs. A broad kinda chisel on one side and then a medium nib on the other .... and then a very very fine line nib that was part of the cap that fit over the medium nib. it was kinda crazy but so so useful. I loved them. the cost was insane. I still have some and they still work.
These markers are so unique, and I definitely need to give them a shoot. Also loved the cat drawings, who wouldn't love a silly cat wearing a cowboy hat. 😂
Talens is a nice brand, I have some of their art supplies. It’s Dutch. They started in 1899 for office supplies but since the beginning of the 20th century they added more and more art supplies, starting with Rembrandt oilpaint.
Because its not cyan. and not magenta. if the colours do not match the swatch Pantone will not put that colour name on it. Defeats the whole purpose and concept. Process Cyan is much lighter and Magenta is much darker. I think the colour was a hard match for these markers (especially as water based/soluble) so they went with the more vibrant colours. Also, Process Magenta and Cyan are not transparent in the sense of wa water based transparent ink. Colour production is really produced with overlaying of colours, screening of colour as well as the halftone / moire patterns. I am trying to think back to my old press days... and I dont think they used the true Cyan on the press, I am sure they used something closer to the Process Blue.
I'm in the process of writing my PhD and it's been pretty darn stressful. The only thing that can distract me a bit is to binge watch your videos. Thank you for being a part of this extremely stressful time in my life ❤❤❤
@@shaephillips6512 You can't design with pantone colors anymore unlesss you pay for them. But for designers working for customers that use these colors in their logos etc, it can be crucial to have access to pantone colors.
@@shaephillips6512 Pantone removed all their color libaries from the Adobe Creative Cloud, now requiring an extra subscribtion to their own service to be able to use them. Furthermore, if you alredy had a project on Adobe that used Pantone colors, you lost acsess to it. The whole file turning black upon opening it.
@@shaephillips6512 Pantone has quite a few issues regarding the way they handle colors (quite literally holding them hostage and they have a history of charging insane amounts for usage). Pantone tried to say Adobe is not pulling their weight by keeping the color library up to date with new pantone colors. Pantone is now charging people 15$ per month to use their color library. Even with Adobe and their flaws and other issues I have with them, this problem seems to lie with Pantone honestly, because it fits their track record.
The second doodle with the dog is my favorite piece of art you’ve made recently! I don’t even like dogs all that much - it’s just SO cute. The butthole was a fantastic touch. 💕
Interesting they called these primary. The reason you don't see cyan, magenta, and yellow in traditional medium is because cmyk is used to translate digital colors during the printing process. But, it doesn't work well traditionally, which is why some of the colors were more "overpowering" when Kasey layered them.
These look quite fun actually! I think I randomly had one of these pens from (somewhere?!) and they felt nice. I didnt know they did 'pantone' colours though.
Hullo Kasey, I have watched you create some amazing art with some very suspect supplies! IE: Your own blood? ! Thank you for sharing your delightful creations with us. Seeing you make creative decisions with water based markers can be very encouraging, thanks! Please take care and keep these videos coming in the new year. 🎉
The Pantone markers are fun, but I’m not the biggest fan of how they dry texture-wise. If you’re having fun with these, you should give the Tombow Dual-Brush pens a shot. Those are my personal favorite for water based markers!
Hello Miss Casey - I love your: ▪︎Channel ▪︎Bodacious-ness ▪︎Line design ▪︎Bravery ▪︎On-going prompt list ▪︎Voice (4 my ASMR, oh doncha know.) ▪︎Mixed media 2 & from beyond P.S. I had checked before watching this video, this set of markers is: $50.00 on Amazon. Not such an insane amount of money if they could vacuum, dust & be so extra phenomenal from outer space. Ya know? As far as I can tell, there is not much difference in the quality between this brand & the Crayola brand. So on a scale of 1-10: Pantone: Minus 3 Crayola: 9 Suggestion: Perhaps offer a series on decoing a full set of Pantone Postcards. This is an on-going challenge here on the Ute. Just suggesting. Best day now.
I'm so glad you describe markers as "juicy" too, I've been called out multiple times because I said that and people are like "what." It's not even that... weird of a word? I could have chosen something way worse LOL
This new line of markers for Pantone are said to be lightfast which is unheard of with other marker brands, even copic. This is their biggest sale point for these markers and the professional market. They are also refillable and use the Pantone color system.
I immediately want to buy these... but rhen I remembered wait, I have like 120 markers; I can just pull these same colors from there and play with them. But the presentation is cool. And either way, your video dis inspire me to play around
Actually you do know talens because they own sakura for the distribution in other countries than Japan. So technically your liners are talens liners. I used to work with them as a demonstrator fort their products in france. Love all talens products . And for pantone I still have some pantone letraset the tree nibs thing was kind of not so nice but they were first on the market with alcohol markers.
I think when you layer your colors you are doing it in the wrong order. Using inks I always want to layer my darkest color first, then move up to lightest. So in this case you should put down blue, then red, then yellow. That will make the mixed colors pop correctly.
I have a few Pantone ('Pantone Universe' brand actually from Pantone and not a partnership) alcohol brush tip markers I picked up about 13 years ago. I didn't realize they were on closeout because they were discontinued :( These water based markers look jucier
Royal talens is a company brand that produces art materials such as Amsterdam acrylic ink, van Gogh and Rembrandt watercolor paints, ecoline watercolor inks.... You just didn't know about it but you probably used Talens products before 😂
Ngl, Kasey is started to downgrade in art skills... Maybe it’s because of the hard struggle of TH-cam where’s it’s more important to schedule low quality work of arts focusing on more creative content. Yea I guess these shorter vids are ‘interesting’ yet it’s boring :/ Bring old Kasey back!
Process Blue and Rhodamine Red are names of solid color inks used for printing. They are part of the base set of 12 or 14 colors used to mix other colors in the Pantone solid color library.
I don't know how many folks remember this, but in the early 2000s the Letraset Pantone Tria markers were as popular as Copics.
Over the years they changed names to just "Tria", and had other lines like ProMarker, and apparently Letraset was acquired by Winsor & Newton.
I suppose their license to use the Pantone® name lapsed, and now Talens picked it up.
This was the comment that I was looking for! I used the Letraset markers during my first years of college, and then they disappeared. I think that this Talens 3 set is a test market release to see how they do before releasing a full set. These markers are designed with designers in mind so that they can get precise colours.
@@meghan9436 Oh, I wasn't aware Talens only made the CMY primary set so far. Yeah you may be right that it's a test.
I'm a graphic designer, but frankly I don't see a point in using these in my work. There are thousands of individual Pantone formulas, and it would be impossible to mix them precisely from a marker set based on Pantone inks.
I refer to the official swatch books to pick Pantone colors and just send those to print... But I'd be curious to learn how another designer might actually find a benefit in these.
@@NelaDunato Fellow artist and graphic designer here! During those early years when I was in school, they really had us focused on the fundamentals. I remember we had to render things on graph paper before we were given the go ahead to draw up the finished product in Illustrator. Those Letraset Pantone markers were helpful, particularly for precise matching from the hand drawings.
This was primarily done when drawing up signs for storefronts. I agree with you that this is an outdated way to go about it. When I worked in the industry, we never did any hand drawn art and we went straight to digital. We also made use of the Pantone books you mentioned.
@@NelaDunato I was under the impression from the video that Talens only had the CMY set so far. I checked the website, and it turns out that they do have other sets available. It still seems pretty limited compared to other options out there though. Just wanted to post this correction.
@@meghan9436 Yeah, I get that. I studied engineering around 2004-2008 and they too made us draft on graph and tracing paper for class projects, despite it already being an outdated practice, and completely useless in the industry.
I personally *love* sketching concepts on paper, I just don't see the point of precise color matching - it's impossible anyway. My clients never see my sketches. I think it would be more of a "designery" thing to have in your studio, like my official Pantone mug lol.
All that's missing is black to complete the printer-quartet.
Pantone had an alcohol marker line made with a brand called Letraset. They were very expensive and had 3 (YES THREE) nibs. A broad kinda chisel on one side and then a medium nib on the other .... and then a very very fine line nib that was part of the cap that fit over the medium nib. it was kinda crazy but so so useful. I loved them. the cost was insane. I still have some and they still work.
i am OBSESSED with that yellow! it's so bright and saturated :0
that first doodle is my favourite - so cute
These markers are so unique, and I definitely need to give them a shoot. Also loved the cat drawings, who wouldn't love a silly cat wearing a cowboy hat. 😂
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Talens is a nice brand, I have some of their art supplies. It’s Dutch. They started in 1899 for office supplies but since the beginning of the 20th century they added more and more art supplies, starting with Rembrandt oilpaint.
why not call them cyan, magenta and yellow?
Cause its pantone and they have their own fancy colours you have to pay for to use (in printing for example)
For the same reason a cheese platter isn’t called a cheese platter anymore……… So they can charge more 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Or blue, magenta and yellow
That blue is not cyan tho
Because its not cyan. and not magenta. if the colours do not match the swatch Pantone will not put that colour name on it. Defeats the whole purpose and concept.
Process Cyan is much lighter and Magenta is much darker. I think the colour was a hard match for these markers (especially as water based/soluble) so they went with the more vibrant colours. Also, Process Magenta and Cyan are not transparent in the sense of wa water based transparent ink. Colour production is really produced with overlaying of colours, screening of colour as well as the halftone / moire patterns.
I am trying to think back to my old press days... and I dont think they used the true Cyan on the press, I am sure they used something closer to the Process Blue.
I'm in the process of writing my PhD and it's been pretty darn stressful. The only thing that can distract me a bit is to binge watch your videos. Thank you for being a part of this extremely stressful time in my life ❤❤❤
After the move Pantone pulled with Adobe, I'm not quite fond of supporting their brand 💀 (your illustrations were wonderful tho! 🎉)
Oh shoot what happened?
@@shaephillips6512 You can't design with pantone colors anymore unlesss you pay for them. But for designers working for customers that use these colors in their logos etc, it can be crucial to have access to pantone colors.
@@shaephillips6512It was huge only a couple of months ago. You can literally search it up.
@@shaephillips6512 Pantone removed all their color libaries from the Adobe Creative Cloud, now requiring an extra subscribtion to their own service to be able to use them. Furthermore, if you alredy had a project on Adobe that used Pantone colors, you lost acsess to it. The whole file turning black upon opening it.
@@shaephillips6512 Pantone has quite a few issues regarding the way they handle colors (quite literally holding them hostage and they have a history of charging insane amounts for usage). Pantone tried to say Adobe is not pulling their weight by keeping the color library up to date with new pantone colors.
Pantone is now charging people 15$ per month to use their color library. Even with Adobe and their flaws and other issues I have with them, this problem seems to lie with Pantone honestly, because it fits their track record.
Do you only have to buy these markers once or is there a subscription fee for brand recognition? 😆
The second doodle with the dog is my favorite piece of art you’ve made recently! I don’t even like dogs all that much - it’s just SO cute. The butthole was a fantastic touch. 💕
I actually got these months ago (like Easter-ish) in a sketchbox! They’re so much fun to use!
Those are some FANTASTIC water based markers. I used to use water based markers and I've never seen so little streakyness
Talens is actually a dutch brand! It also makes the ecoline range
i really like the streaks of the tree doodles, it really brought out a tree like texture! i love it!
I adore how you draw so much. I love your crazy characters:3 and I am always looking forward to your videos!!❤ keep it up!
i love the dog one with the background space being the spread of color, its kind of an optical illusion
Interesting they called these primary. The reason you don't see cyan, magenta, and yellow in traditional medium is because cmyk is used to translate digital colors during the printing process. But, it doesn't work well traditionally, which is why some of the colors were more "overpowering" when Kasey layered them.
These look quite fun actually! I think I randomly had one of these pens from (somewhere?!) and they felt nice. I didnt know they did 'pantone' colours though.
All are lovely, but that second one was so so cute! I love it alot! Your art is so happy!
Hullo Kasey, I have watched you create some amazing art with some very suspect supplies! IE: Your own blood? !
Thank you for sharing your delightful creations with us. Seeing you make creative decisions with water based markers can be very encouraging, thanks! Please take care and keep these videos coming in the new year. 🎉
I like them all, they’re so fun and colorful, but I LOVE the last one 😍👍
Royal Talens makes the Van Gogh student grade watercolor and the Rembrandt professional watercolors, pastels, oils, etc.
I never knew such a marker existed and the way you used them was funky. I want to recreate the challenge with watercolors.
The Pantone markers are fun, but I’m not the biggest fan of how they dry texture-wise. If you’re having fun with these, you should give the Tombow Dual-Brush pens a shot. Those are my personal favorite for water based markers!
Those doodles are cute, especially the tree.
the perfect name "just yellow"
I love the space dog, these could be used really well for colored bubbles :D
Hello Miss Casey -
I love your:
▪︎Channel
▪︎Bodacious-ness
▪︎Line design
▪︎Bravery
▪︎On-going prompt list
▪︎Voice
(4 my ASMR, oh doncha know.)
▪︎Mixed media 2 & from beyond
P.S. I had checked before watching this video, this set of markers is: $50.00 on Amazon.
Not such an insane amount of money if they could vacuum, dust & be so extra phenomenal from outer space.
Ya know?
As far as I can tell, there is not much difference in the quality between this brand & the Crayola brand.
So on a scale of 1-10:
Pantone: Minus 3
Crayola: 9
Suggestion:
Perhaps offer a series on decoing a full set of Pantone Postcards.
This is an on-going challenge here on the Ute.
Just suggesting.
Best day now.
oh this is lovely- first video of yours I watch! adore your art style and your little creatures! for once, thank you, youtube algorythm!
love the juiciness of those markers, it probably wouldn’t last long but i would enjoy them while before they dry
Omg Kasey I got those in a subscription box and let me tell you. I was not a fan.
NGL you made them look like fun though 🥰
heh I actually love the kitty doodle, it reminds me of Kiff for some reason
Yay, new art supply=3 Love watching you experimenting=3
I'm so glad you describe markers as "juicy" too, I've been called out multiple times because I said that and people are like "what."
It's not even that... weird of a word? I could have chosen something way worse LOL
markers are my favourite medium and smoother the paper the better for making markers last
This new line of markers for Pantone are said to be lightfast which is unheard of with other marker brands, even copic. This is their biggest sale point for these markers and the professional market. They are also refillable and use the Pantone color system.
They looked like a lot of fun to use
Oooo these markers look fun
I’m dyslexic and saw the thumbnail and read it as ‘plankton markers?!?!’ I was so confused and avoided the video for a few days.
these look pretty cool, though a little hard to blend!
Pantone makes me think of the panettone fruit cake, the art was a treat cow boy hats are so silly.
That was the first thing I noticed too it's jus yellow lol
And the red looks pink
@@falishasalmon2747it's actually magenta i believe
I immediately want to buy these... but rhen I remembered wait, I have like 120 markers; I can just pull these same colors from there and play with them. But the presentation is cool. And either way, your video dis inspire me to play around
I would be way more interested in these if there was a larger selection of Pantone colors. Hopefully, this is just a test run.
ah.... my work in one video lol.
Its weird to se Rhodamin Red in there, but its probably the name for their magenta.
If these are water based they are the least streaky I’ve ever seen.
Actually you do know talens because they own sakura for the distribution in other countries than Japan. So technically your liners are talens liners. I used to work with them as a demonstrator fort their products in france. Love all talens products . And for pantone I still have some pantone letraset the tree nibs thing was kind of not so nice but they were first on the market with alcohol markers.
they are definitely charging up the ass for these
I think when you layer your colors you are doing it in the wrong order. Using inks I always want to layer my darkest color first, then move up to lightest. So in this case you should put down blue, then red, then yellow. That will make the mixed colors pop correctly.
I have a few Pantone ('Pantone Universe' brand actually from Pantone and not a partnership) alcohol brush tip markers I picked up about 13 years ago. I didn't realize they were on closeout because they were discontinued :( These water based markers look jucier
That looks like pink
Dear God, please tell me that other people also see pink instead of red
Rhodamine Red is a shade of pink. You can look it up to see plenty of examples.
Royal talens is a company brand that produces art materials such as Amsterdam acrylic ink, van Gogh and Rembrandt watercolor paints, ecoline watercolor inks.... You just didn't know about it but you probably used Talens products before 😂
I wish it was alchohol based 😢
Steven universe diamonds be like:
I’m pretty early 💪🏾
Me, a pleb with 0 artistic talent: that's not red
❤
is it just me or her red a pink color to anyone else?
he's just yellow
I did click with my mouth anyway
Pantone is so annoying
Dislike because there was a sponsored segment
Ngl, Kasey is started to downgrade in art skills... Maybe it’s because of the hard struggle of TH-cam where’s it’s more important to schedule low quality work of arts focusing on more creative content. Yea I guess these shorter vids are ‘interesting’ yet it’s boring :/
Bring old Kasey back!