When I was 4, I had a best friend who lived down the street. She had one of those big, cheap tins with lots of watercolors (1950’s). We would go to her room and mix those paints for hours. Every time we had some weird gray mixture, we would intone, “Ah, the final touch!” and mix a bunch of some new color in. We never actually painted, but just spent hours mixing colors, which fascinated our 4-year-old selves. That’s how I learned how to mix colors.
Yes, please do the direct comparison! I have tubes of W&N gouache, but haven’t had the courage to dive in to gouache painting yet (one reason I love watching your videos!). I do have Schmincke pan watercolors, which are amazingly pigment dense. I would love to see your W&N vs. Schmincke gouache comparison 😁
Delft is a city in Holland famous for its (Delft) blue and white pottery. Also the where Vermeer worked and is buried. Worth a visit! Schminke are my favourite gouache.
Is it okay to say I am happy to see that? Because the same always happens to me and it made me feel like a hopeless case. So thank you for showing little imperfections.
I would love to see more comparisons. Your painting turned out so beautiful! I love the color choices. I so look forward to each of your videos. I haven't had my gouache or watercolors out in a while, this was just the inspiration I needed! Thank you, again, Sarah for sharing and taking us all away from the problems of life and entering a place of soothing peace. ♥
I have Titanium Gold Ochre, English Red, and Helio Turquoise in the Schmincke watercolor. They look identical, but of course it's hard to tell. Would love to see the watercolor and gouache side by side! Delft Blue is PB 60, also known as Indanthrone blue (or Anthraquinone in M. Graham as you mentioned). Delft and Titanium Gold Ochre/Venetian Red are nice complimentary mixers!
Oh definitely yes please I want to see the Windsor Newton in schminke side by side. Not that I can afford the other at the moment but I would love to find out what I'm working toward!
You pronounced that "Delft" completely right, at least from a German standpoint 🥰 Though, the Dutches might disagree 😅 I got that Delft Blue on my watercolour palette, too, just like at least 4 or 5 other ones and I love them all, I just need to find the the time to actually use them and try them out some more. Love the colours themselves and all the mixes. They look awesome❣
I definitely want to see a video of both sets of guaches used together. As for replicating your current W&N colors in the Schminke for comparison, I personally would be more interested in something like a set that rounds out the Schminke ones you have to something like a set of warm/cool set of primaries that fit your style, plus maybe 2 more. Perhaps a maximum of about eight would really illustrate how much you (that is to say one) can do with that limited set in a good brand.
I have already invested a good bit in WN gouache, so won’t likely be buying any other high-end brand right now. But when I’m ready, I def want to try Schmincke gouache. Steve on The Mind of Watercolor rated it his number 1, not bc of performance or quality (compared to WN) but bc they have a bigger color range with more high lightfastness colors. 😊
After 10+ years of watercolor experience I got gouache from Schmincke, and love it. Delft blue (which is anthraquinone blue, btw) is very deep and has an almost petroleum opalescence. Their watercolor version is quite similar, but not that impressive. Although gouache is fun, gouache technique still breaks my brains.
I’m loving the schmincke gouache so much, except the white. And I was super surprised by the Shinhan gouache which I got at the same time. Both are permanent in my collection.
I started with Scmincke and have been filling in with W&nlN ( cheaper). I so loved the Delft blue, us there an alternate in W&N. I bought the W&N Prussian, but it's too green. Anythoughts? Nice Vid!
Beautiful! I've been thinking about the idea of being inspired by the colours on your palette lately. I've avoided my watercolours for a long time. I told myself that it was because I hadn't learned how to use them yet, but then I randomly bought a hot pink and suddenly fell in love with just playing. A few more "just cuz they're pretty" colours later and I'm playing with my watercoulours all the time and realizing that I hate the "recommended" palette I've been avoiding for nearly 5 years. I think you need a balance of colours you love and useful colours, but I'm having so much more fun with watercolours now that I'm starting with fun colours and slowly (very slowly) figuring out what colours I can add to get a good mix of colours for the type of paintings I'm currently enjoying. Speaking of gorgeous colours, that helio turquoise is on my wish list! And, yes, please do the direct comparison!
The good and the bad of Schmincke, They make wonderful products! They cost a LOT! High quality is expensive, that is just the way it is. Since this is from 2 years ago I assume you did buy more and decided that you would spend your money elsewhere? I am struggling with even the question do I need to go back down that rabbit hole ? Do I need any gouache paints at all?? I have plenty of watercolors and I am trying to get all of them into working palettes. I know that some like to work from tubes, but I just prefer to let them dry out! This is another question for the use of gouache. I learned to use paint from tubes, do I really want to learn how to again? Or paint gouache from dried pans? Gahhh! I should just go to bed! Thanks for sharing and leaving this video for all of us to watch. I will need to look for a follow-up video? G'Night Sarah.
Wow some of those colors were drop dead gorgeous. I keep wanting to buy Shminke watercolor but these gouaches look amazing!...yes I think buying more for comparison would be awesome! That other and blue though!!! 😍😍😍
I just got some Horadam gouache for Christmas and birthday recently as my schmincke akademie gouache supply is dwindling. I got that yellow you have and a cool yellow as well as the vermillion! Didn’t get a blue which makes things interesting. I could use an Akademie blue but decided to challenge myself. Luckily I have a ginger cat to paint!😂 Only other colours im letting myself use is W&N burnt umber and Akademie zinc white. I must say though, I’ve been painting with gouache for over a year now and am still REALLY struggling!😮💨 like literally ZERO improvement. I started with watercolours over a decade ago and after I finished school and wasn’t forced to use acrylics for art class, I’ve completely ignored opaque mediums because acrylics dry too fast, oils dry too slow (and turps gives me headaches) and I didn’t know that gouache existed😅 so wrapping my brain around opacity in paints has been a difficult journey! A fun journey though, so I don’t plan on giving up! 💪 My mom does fur textures really well with her oils, definitely going to ask her to teach me to see if her techniques can translate into gouache because truly, the fur she paints is GODLY. I want to snuggle her paintings, that’s how good she is 😂
Did you ever do the comparison between the Schmincke Horadam gouache and the W&N? I'd love to know what you think. I recently got a set of the Schmincke and wasn't as impressed, maybe because I tend to use it with less water than you do. I love your landscapes and enjoy your videos greatly.
Yes a direct comparison would be great! I love the winsor and newton gouache and Schmincke is my favorite watercolor but same as you haven’t tried the Schmincke gouache yet. Great video!
Yes, you are pronouncing Delft Blue correctly. My Mother loves the Delft blue dishes (always has), therefore I grew up listening to her talk about them!! They are named after the city in the Netherlands where the dishes are made...
I love your comparison of mixing colours for the first time to a first date.. so true lol.. would LOVE the Windsor & Newton comparison to the schminke.. great idea!
I have metal Schmincke watercolor palette and I just love it. Their pigments are so strong and brilliant. After seeing your test with the gouache, I think I must get some, too! They lovely. I'd like to see a matching test with other gouache, like Windsor Newton.
Great review. The colours really do work well for the Scottish landscape. I would love to see a direct comparison with your Winsor and Newton gouaches and I'm looking forward to when you use the Schmincke and ShinHan colours together. I think they will make a spectacular palette :)
It would be terrific to see a comparison with the W & N, especially in the same colours. I am totally committed to W & N in my current palette, and other brands are dearer here in Australia so it would be great to be informed about the differences before splashing out on another brand. Happy Painting! Amanda
Oooh yes for the direct comparison!!! Thank you for the video! These colors are so nice. I also have Schmincke's delft blue although it's in watercolor, and it's one of my absolute favorites 🤩
I definitely could tell you were more excited for these paints after you got going than the Shinhan. As I am thinking of getting more gouache than just white, I would love to see comparison videos. Currently the Schmincke looks like what I am looking for though!
Oh, I can absolutely relate to the feeling of getting new colours and just LOVING them, it's the best! As much as I love creating polished finished work, I also just absolutely adore colour mixing and seeing what happens, it's the most fun and just makes me so happy... It doesn't remind me of a date (I've never really dated much) so much as when I was a kid in the 90s getting a new playset for xmas, like a Lego castle or a Little Pet Shop and taking them out of the packaging and starting to make up stories about them.... that's a lot what getting new colours feels like. 🤩 This palette absolutely suits your style and I can see why'd you be in love with it so fast! Gosh those neutrals are so pleasant!!
I would love to see the comparison between the Schmincke Horadam gouache and the W&N gouache. I do have a question. Here in the States, the Schmincke gouache is VERY expensive and I was wondering how it compares in Europe pricewise.
Love your channel, your work wow, and the demo! Thank you 🙏 You may have answered sorry, but please, why Gouache over watercolor? Your making me really like Gouache!
I really enjoyed this so much. I love that pallete too. Can you or have you used the white over a dried darker colour? And if so, how was the coverage, did it create a white high light?
The Schmincke white isn't as opaque as holbein or winsor and newton, but I rarely use a lot of pure white on top of something so haven't tested it fully
These colours are definitely easier to get more toned down and natural mixes than your typical palette, which is nice if you're wanting to do more realistic and/or moody landscapes colour-wise. Are you going to use your new goauche for the paintalong this weekend 😁?
I’ve never personally tied it (yet) but I heard that Holbein gouache is amazing. Maybe you can test a couple tubes of that in with all the others lol!!! And I absolutely love the colors that you chose! Gorgeous palette! 💕 I say it all the time but again, thank you for all your efforts…I love your videos… from the paintings and tutorials, to the wonderful views of Scotland you share with us through your wonderful videography skills!!
I used Holbein a loooooooong time ago! It was nice - very nice. But after a year or so, my tubes got really hard. Some people said this might have been due to the old design, but I'm not sure. It sucked
You and me both 🤪 The seller I use is out of the colors Ive been wanting to compare. Plus the Schmincke are incredibly expensive. I may just try to compare the ones I have more in-depth
Really pretty colors and that Turquoise, yummy! I can't (haven't) draw people but seems like a good pallette for skin tones too. What brand is that brush with the clear handle and pointy end? I've seen them but not in the store
Gosh, these colours are delicious! I've been thinking about expanding my W&N gouache palette into other brands and you are really selling me on this plan. That Helioturquoise in particular just ... speaks to me, haha! Reminds me of the very deep cerulean watercolour I got from Mission Gold.
I have been told that it is better to keep gouache in the tube because it becomes extremely dried out if stored in a palette. Is that true? Wonderful colors....have a great time with them.
Some brands will crumble, others won't. My winsor and newton crumbles really bad if I leave it out on the tray. The Shinhan did too, but the Schmincke stays in a solid blob and you can easily rewet it and use it. But I prefer fresh gooey gouache so I always use a sealed palette or straight from the tube
Paused early to like for Floki 💙 Thank you so much for this! I've been curious about Schmincke gouache for some time now, but I haven't needed to replace my Holbein just yet. Our color choices would be similar (I need my cool red), so this is *super* helpful. Delft blue is Schmincke's indanthrone blue (PB60), which is one of my essentials. I would love to see comparisons between your brands and also how well it dries and reconstitutes in your new palette, if it's not too much trouble. Also, I went to Sligachan in October of 2019 and your videos/paintings from there just.. *chef's kiss.*
I love the combination of the Shinhan gouache with the Schmincke - you can mix such a wide range of beautiful colours with these! The only Schmincke gouache I have is the Delft Blue. The others are mainly Winsor & Newton, Holbein, and a few Royal Talens, Daler-Rowney and Lefranc & Bourgeois...and of course my three new Shinhan greens, which I'm in love with!
Yes please to the comparison between Winsor & Newton and Schminke! I've just recently begun my journey into gouache and have some tubes of W&N. I would love the help deciding whether to invest further in them or try the Schminke!
Yes, please! I would love to see a video comparing the W&N and Schmincke in that limited landscape palette you did earlier, with five colours plus white ( I am thinking about the one with a turquoise, a preussian blue, a cadmium free yellow, a perylene green and a red i sadly have forgotten the name on..but of course as it is your palette you know what I mean ;-) ).
Hey Sarah :) I was very curious about how you'd react to the Schmincke Horadam Gouache! Till now I only own a few of them but a lemon-y yellow it very far up on my list of "neeeeeed it soon". Loved seeing some colors I don't own being swatched! Also yes please to comparisons. :>
Great results in your trials intreguing how so different albeit small points Sarah, enjoyed both inspirational videos. Thanks greatly appreciated stay safe and healthy
Hi, Sarah! Thank you for the videos…such gifts to us! Just a little FYI, “Delft” blue may come from the “Delft” china/porcelain that has been so famous for decades, if not more. And it’s that color of blue & white. 😊 I hope that helps! Blessings to you! Jacqui ❤️
I knew you would love Horadam Gouache. I haven't tried every single brand of gouache, but the minute I tried those out, I decided not to buy anything else. It would be interesting to see what you think when you compare them to W&N.
oohhh, I like these! I have to dig out my Schminckes again and have some happy playing time. Thank you very much for your videos, they always inspire me!
Great review ! Although Schminke gouache tubes are costly they keep really well in the tube for ages,unlike W & N which often set like rocks, so that makes the price worthwhile to me. Have you done a video on brushes for gouache? I keep a separate set for gouache that are more robust and less soft than my w/c brushes and would be interested in your views and recommendations.
Maybe you are being too hard on yourself. I believe gouache, like acrylic, is pretty tough on brushes compared to watercolour - hence my separate set. The more vigorous mixing and the nature of the pigment killed off some expensive favourites of mine before I became this nerdy. Keep up the good work and happy painting.
@@atelierthhun1165 I do have brushes that I only use for watercolor, nice ones I don't want to ruin. And my oil / acrylic brushes are on their own too. I use cheaper flat wash brushes for gouache (and sometimes my older less important watercolor brushes)
Glad to hear you're cherishing your best brushes. If you do run out of and can't get the inexpensive flat wash brushes we both seem to use I will happily share my stash with you.
FLOKi is absolutely soooooo beautiful🐾 I loved this palette Sarah I only do watercolours Windsor and Newton for years but I love watching all other mediums too loved the painting and happy for you because you love the colours yes a comparison vid would be great thanks for sharing Sarah 💜
@@SarahBurnsStudio i guess it depends where you from. do you considered to get in touch with em to see if you might...get some "examples"? there are not that many people rocking theire colors so maybe they would like to colab with you....
Stunningly beautiful colors, Sarah! I would definitely be interested in seeing a comparison video between Schmincke and Winsor and Newton at some point. Have fun painting!
You’ve blessed us with another video so soon! The painting was gorgeous, I loved the palette, too, but would have been intimidated not to have the ability to make a whole slew of greens! I’m the queen of convenience greens and mixed greens on top lol, can never have enough greens!
When I was 4, I had a best friend who lived down the street. She had one of those big, cheap tins with lots of watercolors (1950’s). We would go to her room and mix those paints for hours. Every time we had some weird gray mixture, we would intone, “Ah, the final touch!” and mix a bunch of some new color in. We never actually painted, but just spent hours mixing colors, which fascinated our 4-year-old selves. That’s how I learned how to mix colors.
Sorry, meant to add that your demo gives me the same satisfaction of finding new colors!
Yes, please do the direct comparison! I have tubes of W&N gouache, but haven’t had the courage to dive in to gouache painting yet (one reason I love watching your videos!). I do have Schmincke pan watercolors, which are amazingly pigment dense. I would love to see your W&N vs. Schmincke gouache comparison 😁
Delft is a city in Holland famous for its (Delft) blue and white pottery. Also the where Vermeer worked and is buried. Worth a visit! Schminke are my favourite gouache.
Yes, would love to see a direct comparison between W&N and the Schmincke. Enjoy your demos, thank you for sharing Sarah!
I can't believe you always fall for the same: not having enough space on the page for the fourth color. 🤣🧡
ALWAYS! 🤣
@@SarahBurnsStudio 🤣❤😊
Is it okay to say I am happy to see that? Because the same always happens to me and it made me feel like a hopeless case. So thank you for showing little imperfections.
@@pbspbs4882 I fell once. Since then I always plan ahead. 😎
@@moma-b I should learn and do that too 🙈 usually I am just too excited to try my new paints...
I would love to see more comparisons. Your painting turned out so beautiful! I love the color choices. I so look forward to each of your videos. I haven't had my gouache or watercolors out in a while, this was just the inspiration I needed! Thank you, again, Sarah for sharing and taking us all away from the problems of life and entering a place of soothing peace. ♥
I have Titanium Gold Ochre, English Red, and Helio Turquoise in the Schmincke watercolor. They look identical, but of course it's hard to tell. Would love to see the watercolor and gouache side by side! Delft Blue is PB 60, also known as Indanthrone blue (or Anthraquinone in M. Graham as you mentioned). Delft and Titanium Gold Ochre/Venetian Red are nice complimentary mixers!
Oh definitely yes please I want to see the Windsor Newton in schminke side by side. Not that I can afford the other at the moment but I would love to find out what I'm working toward!
You pronounced that "Delft" completely right, at least from a German standpoint 🥰 Though, the Dutches might disagree 😅 I got that Delft Blue on my watercolour palette, too, just like at least 4 or 5 other ones and I love them all, I just need to find the the time to actually use them and try them out some more. Love the colours themselves and all the mixes. They look awesome❣
Your pronounciation of Delft is as if you are 100% Dutch!
In February 2023 the Vermeer exhibition in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam will open!
I definitely want to see a video of both sets of guaches used together. As for replicating your current W&N colors in the Schminke for comparison, I personally would be more interested in something like a set that rounds out the Schminke ones you have to something like a set of warm/cool set of primaries that fit your style, plus maybe 2 more. Perhaps a maximum of about eight would really illustrate how much you (that is to say one) can do with that limited set in a good brand.
I have already invested a good bit in WN gouache, so won’t likely be buying any other high-end brand right now. But when I’m ready, I def want to try Schmincke gouache. Steve on The Mind of Watercolor rated it his number 1, not bc of performance or quality (compared to WN) but bc they have a bigger color range with more high lightfastness colors. 😊
After 10+ years of watercolor experience I got gouache from Schmincke, and love it. Delft blue (which is anthraquinone blue, btw) is very deep and has an almost petroleum opalescence. Their watercolor version is quite similar, but not that impressive.
Although gouache is fun, gouache technique still breaks my brains.
I’m loving the schmincke gouache so much, except the white. And I was super surprised by the Shinhan gouache which I got at the same time. Both are permanent in my collection.
I started with Scmincke and have been filling in with W&nlN ( cheaper). I so loved the Delft blue, us there an alternate in W&N. I bought the W&N Prussian, but it's too green. Anythoughts? Nice Vid!
You just seem to "fall" into your painting. Oh how I envy you, but I admire your talent as well. Love watching your demos!
Beautiful!
I've been thinking about the idea of being inspired by the colours on your palette lately. I've avoided my watercolours for a long time. I told myself that it was because I hadn't learned how to use them yet, but then I randomly bought a hot pink and suddenly fell in love with just playing. A few more "just cuz they're pretty" colours later and I'm playing with my watercoulours all the time and realizing that I hate the "recommended" palette I've been avoiding for nearly 5 years. I think you need a balance of colours you love and useful colours, but I'm having so much more fun with watercolours now that I'm starting with fun colours and slowly (very slowly) figuring out what colours I can add to get a good mix of colours for the type of paintings I'm currently enjoying.
Speaking of gorgeous colours, that helio turquoise is on my wish list!
And, yes, please do the direct comparison!
Heck yes that is exactly what I'm talking about!
The good and the bad of Schmincke, They make wonderful products! They cost a LOT! High quality is expensive, that is just the way it is. Since this is from 2 years ago I assume you did buy more and decided that you would spend your money elsewhere? I am struggling with even the question do I need to go back down that rabbit hole ? Do I need any gouache paints at all?? I have plenty of watercolors and I am trying to get all of them into working palettes. I know that some like to work from tubes, but I just prefer to let them dry out! This is another question for the use of gouache. I learned to use paint from tubes, do I really want to learn how to again? Or paint gouache from dried pans? Gahhh! I should just go to bed! Thanks for sharing and leaving this video for all of us to watch. I will need to look for a follow-up video? G'Night Sarah.
Wow some of those colors were drop dead gorgeous. I keep wanting to buy Shminke watercolor but these gouaches look amazing!...yes I think buying more for comparison would be awesome! That other and blue though!!! 😍😍😍
Yea I love the schmincke consistency too, it sucks that they are more than double the price though >_>
I just got some Horadam gouache for Christmas and birthday recently as my schmincke akademie gouache supply is dwindling. I got that yellow you have and a cool yellow as well as the vermillion! Didn’t get a blue which makes things interesting. I could use an Akademie blue but decided to challenge myself. Luckily I have a ginger cat to paint!😂 Only other colours im letting myself use is W&N burnt umber and Akademie zinc white.
I must say though, I’ve been painting with gouache for over a year now and am still REALLY struggling!😮💨 like literally ZERO improvement. I started with watercolours over a decade ago and after I finished school and wasn’t forced to use acrylics for art class, I’ve completely ignored opaque mediums because acrylics dry too fast, oils dry too slow (and turps gives me headaches) and I didn’t know that gouache existed😅 so wrapping my brain around opacity in paints has been a difficult journey! A fun journey though, so I don’t plan on giving up! 💪
My mom does fur textures really well with her oils, definitely going to ask her to teach me to see if her techniques can translate into gouache because truly, the fur she paints is GODLY. I want to snuggle her paintings, that’s how good she is 😂
Did you ever do the comparison between the Schmincke Horadam gouache and the W&N? I'd love to know what you think. I recently got a set of the Schmincke and wasn't as impressed, maybe because I tend to use it with less water than you do.
I love your landscapes and enjoy your videos greatly.
Not yet - but hopefully soon!
Yes a direct comparison would be great! I love the winsor and newton gouache and Schmincke is my favorite watercolor but same as you haven’t tried the Schmincke gouache yet. Great video!
Yes it is Delft blue, you are correct. Delft is a Dutch city, Delft blue is potterware, you can Google it and see pictures. :)
I know what you mean comparing new colours/paints with a date… I actually prefer the colour option 🥴 YOU ARE NOT ALONE 😂
Delft blue looks like indanthrone (and I suppose it is pb60). A must have colour in any medium in my opinion 💙
You are so adorably giddy over these, I love it! ❤ great review as always. You are such an inspiration. 😀
Yes, you are pronouncing Delft Blue correctly. My Mother loves the Delft blue dishes (always has), therefore I grew up listening to her talk about them!! They are named after the city in the Netherlands where the dishes are made...
Hi Sarah, after watching this I ordered those same colors. What a lovely palette of colors. I’m with you, love, love, love that yellow shade
"Do you feel like mixing new colors is like the excitement of being on a date" - YESSS 😍
🤣 yessss
I love your comparison of mixing colours for the first time to a first date.. so true lol.. would LOVE the Windsor & Newton comparison to the schminke.. great idea!
I have metal Schmincke watercolor palette and I just love it. Their pigments are so strong and brilliant. After seeing your test with the gouache, I think I must get some, too! They lovely. I'd like to see a matching test with other gouache, like Windsor Newton.
Thank you for the review. These are soooo pretty=)
such beautiful colours!
Yes compare WN it Schminke colors
What a palette. May just have added delft blue and the yellow to my basket to complete my palette 🙂
After every single colour mix I kept saying to myself "oh wow, that's so pretty!". Lovely shades all around!
Your user name makes me think that you own a feisty male Chihuahua. That’s what we used to call the one that we had.
Great review. The colours really do work well for the Scottish landscape. I would love to see a direct comparison with your Winsor and Newton gouaches and I'm looking forward to when you use the Schmincke and ShinHan colours together. I think they will make a spectacular palette :)
I think this is the WINTER OF GOUACHE for me (ok and maybe markers because I'm obsessed)
So lots of gouache videos coming!
So gorgeous ! I would love to see a comparison. I have Schmincke watercolor but haven’t bought the gouache yet. Love W&N
It would be terrific to see a comparison with the W & N, especially in the same colours. I am totally committed to W & N in my current palette, and other brands are dearer here in Australia so it would be great to be informed about the differences before splashing out on another brand. Happy Painting! Amanda
Oooh yes for the direct comparison!!! Thank you for the video! These colors are so nice. I also have Schmincke's delft blue although it's in watercolor, and it's one of my absolute favorites 🤩
I definitely could tell you were more excited for these paints after you got going than the Shinhan.
As I am thinking of getting more gouache than just white, I would love to see comparison videos. Currently the Schmincke looks like what I am looking for though!
Oh, I can absolutely relate to the feeling of getting new colours and just LOVING them, it's the best! As much as I love creating polished finished work, I also just absolutely adore colour mixing and seeing what happens, it's the most fun and just makes me so happy... It doesn't remind me of a date (I've never really dated much) so much as when I was a kid in the 90s getting a new playset for xmas, like a Lego castle or a Little Pet Shop and taking them out of the packaging and starting to make up stories about them.... that's a lot what getting new colours feels like. 🤩 This palette absolutely suits your style and I can see why'd you be in love with it so fast! Gosh those neutrals are so pleasant!!
so nice to see this!! happy to hear you are loving this gouache👍👍norakag, here 😊😊
Would be so nice to watch you swatching more Schmincke. Please, do go on. 😍
When I can afford it :D
Yes. I’d love to see that comparison. But….errrr….please don’t go bankrupt.
I'll be shopping the sales!
Great video thank you!
Compare and contrast please!
I would love to see the comparison between the Schmincke Horadam gouache and the W&N gouache. I do have a question. Here in the States, the Schmincke gouache is VERY expensive and I was wondering how it compares in Europe pricewise.
Its very expensive here too which is why I only bought a few tubes. It varies from £7-15 per tube.
Love your channel, your work wow, and the demo! Thank you 🙏 You may have answered sorry, but please, why Gouache over watercolor? Your making me really like Gouache!
Why not? 😂I do both
Schmincke is fantastic :-)
The Scmincke Delft Blue is a (PB60) indanthrene blue.
Yes
I really enjoyed this so much. I love that pallete too. Can you or have you used the white over a dried darker colour? And if so, how was the coverage, did it create a white high light?
The Schmincke white isn't as opaque as holbein or winsor and newton, but I rarely use a lot of pure white on top of something so haven't tested it fully
These colours are definitely easier to get more toned down and natural mixes than your typical palette, which is nice if you're wanting to do more realistic and/or moody landscapes colour-wise. Are you going to use your new goauche for the paintalong this weekend 😁?
I haven't decided yet!
I’ve never personally tied it (yet) but I heard that Holbein gouache is amazing. Maybe you can test a couple tubes of that in with all the others lol!!! And I absolutely love the colors that you chose! Gorgeous palette! 💕 I say it all the time but again, thank you for all your efforts…I love your videos… from the paintings and tutorials, to the wonderful views of Scotland you share with us through your wonderful videography skills!!
I used Holbein a loooooooong time ago! It was nice - very nice. But after a year or so, my tubes got really hard. Some people said this might have been due to the old design, but I'm not sure. It sucked
@@SarahBurnsStudio thanks for the heads up!!
Ooh the comparison is going to be fun to see. Thank you so much for doing this demo Sarah I really appreciate it ❤️
Im still waiting on the swatch comparison between the 2 brands 😅
You and me both 🤪 The seller I use is out of the colors Ive been wanting to compare. Plus the Schmincke are incredibly expensive. I may just try to compare the ones I have more in-depth
Do it! Fun stuff thanks!
Really pretty colors and that Turquoise, yummy! I can't (haven't) draw people but seems like a good pallette for skin tones too. What brand is that brush with the clear handle and pointy end? I've seen them but not in the store
I wish I knew the name...it has worn off the handle
Curious if you ended up buying more colors from schmincke :)
Yes, I have many of their colors, thoroughly enjoy them
Gosh, these colours are delicious! I've been thinking about expanding my W&N gouache palette into other brands and you are really selling me on this plan. That Helioturquoise in particular just ... speaks to me, haha! Reminds me of the very deep cerulean watercolour I got from Mission Gold.
Yess I LOVE the helio. It became one of my favorite watercolors last year and when I saw it in gouache I smashed the ADD TO CART button
You are so funny ! You literally could paint with a cat terd and it would be a masterpiece 😂🤣😂
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If you haven't yet done the comparison with the Windsor Newton, I would like to see it. Off to look for it now
Not a direct comparison, yet!
Lovely colors!!! OMG! I know now why this gouche it's your favorite!❤ beautiful combinations, really good colors ❤❤❤
I have been told that it is better to keep gouache in the tube because it becomes extremely dried out if stored in a palette. Is that true? Wonderful colors....have a great time with them.
Some brands will crumble, others won't. My winsor and newton crumbles really bad if I leave it out on the tray. The Shinhan did too, but the Schmincke stays in a solid blob and you can easily rewet it and use it. But I prefer fresh gooey gouache so I always use a sealed palette or straight from the tube
OMGosh, we have the same cat! Mine is really old though, poor old man.
Aww sweet baby!
Paused early to like for Floki 💙 Thank you so much for this! I've been curious about Schmincke gouache for some time now, but I haven't needed to replace my Holbein just yet. Our color choices would be similar (I need my cool red), so this is *super* helpful. Delft blue is Schmincke's indanthrone blue (PB60), which is one of my essentials. I would love to see comparisons between your brands and also how well it dries and reconstitutes in your new palette, if it's not too much trouble. Also, I went to Sligachan in October of 2019 and your videos/paintings from there just.. *chef's kiss.*
Ohh I thought the Delft blue looked familiar, it's so similar to my anthraquinone blue (PB60) and now I know why!
@@SarahBurnsStudio Oh! I didn't know that was anthraquinone's pigment too! Nice 😁
What kind of cat is yours love the markings
Floki is a tabby cat
Yes please!
I don't know if anyone noticed this but Korean made paints are almost ALWAYS vibrant. While the European made ones are usually muted and deep.
I'm a simple man. I see cat baby, I like video.
Heehee..welcome to the tribe 😺
yes
Lol
I love the combination of the Shinhan gouache with the Schmincke - you can mix such a wide range of beautiful colours with these! The only Schmincke gouache I have is the Delft Blue. The others are mainly Winsor & Newton, Holbein, and a few Royal Talens, Daler-Rowney and Lefranc & Bourgeois...and of course my three new Shinhan greens, which I'm in love with!
I wish I had tried Schmincke gouache sooner..then again its a bit pricey here! I need to keep my eye out for sales
Nice thanks for the video
I ❤ this video! Love your rushing water in particular. Yes, buy the others colors.
Oh maybe you already did. I’ll look for the video.😊
I got a few new ones, but I still have to do a full comparison video
That was a very interesting video and a delightfull sketch to finish. Thankyou i.o.
I'd love to see a comparison video. And, the Schminke gouache colors hypnotized me. 😍😍😍
So pretty. I would love to see you compare to W&N. I haven’t bought good quiche yet….this would be very helpful
Haha - well, YES - of course you should buy more colors to show us LOL. LOVE this!, Barb
Yes please to the comparison between Winsor & Newton and Schminke! I've just recently begun my journey into gouache and have some tubes of W&N. I would love the help deciding whether to invest further in them or try the Schminke!
Yes, please! I would love to see a video comparing the W&N and Schmincke in that limited landscape palette you did earlier, with five colours plus white ( I am thinking about the one with a turquoise, a preussian blue, a cadmium free yellow, a perylene green and a red i sadly have forgotten the name on..but of course as it is your palette you know what I mean ;-) ).
Hey Sarah :)
I was very curious about how you'd react to the Schmincke Horadam Gouache!
Till now I only own a few of them but a lemon-y yellow it very far up on my list of "neeeeeed it soon".
Loved seeing some colors I don't own being swatched! Also yes please to comparisons. :>
Great results in your trials intreguing how so different albeit small points Sarah, enjoyed both inspirational videos. Thanks greatly appreciated stay safe and healthy
Another great video! Yes i would love to see more schminke paints!
i could spend a full week watching your videos. thank you so much
Hi, Sarah!
Thank you for the videos…such gifts to us!
Just a little FYI, “Delft” blue may come from the “Delft” china/porcelain that has been so famous for decades, if not more. And it’s that color of blue & white. 😊
I hope that helps!
Blessings to you!
Jacqui
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I knew you would love Horadam Gouache. I haven't tried every single brand of gouache, but the minute I tried those out, I decided not to buy anything else. It would be interesting to see what you think when you compare them to W&N.
i really love my schmincke horadam gouache 🥰🥰
So far I am too!
oohhh, I like these! I have to dig out my Schminckes again and have some happy playing time. Thank you very much for your videos, they always inspire me!
Oh no, now I really want to try these paints. I have other gouache but will have get some schmincke as the colours look so different. 😀
Great review ! Although Schminke gouache tubes are costly they keep really well in the tube for ages,unlike W & N which often set like rocks, so that makes the price worthwhile to me. Have you done a video on brushes for gouache? I keep a separate set for gouache that are more robust and less soft than my w/c brushes and would be interested in your views and recommendations.
I have not done a specific brush review..I tend to abuse my brushes and the names wear off quickly..I only know a couple of the names still!
Maybe you are being too hard on yourself. I believe gouache, like acrylic, is pretty tough on brushes compared to watercolour - hence my separate set. The more vigorous mixing and the nature of the pigment killed off some expensive favourites of mine before I became this nerdy. Keep up the good work and happy painting.
@@atelierthhun1165 I do have brushes that I only use for watercolor, nice ones I don't want to ruin. And my oil / acrylic brushes are on their own too. I use cheaper flat wash brushes for gouache (and sometimes my older less important watercolor brushes)
Glad to hear you're cherishing your best brushes. If you do run out of and can't get the inexpensive flat wash brushes we both seem to use I will happily share my stash with you.
FLOKi is absolutely soooooo beautiful🐾 I loved this palette Sarah I only do watercolours Windsor and Newton for years but I love watching all other mediums too loved the painting and happy for you because you love the colours yes a comparison vid would be great thanks for sharing Sarah 💜
Thank you for taking the time to film and share 🙏. You got a thumbs up from me 👍.
Keep the brushes flowing 🎨🖌🏞
Those colours were gorgeous! (Oh no to my bank account!) and that landscape you did was so beautiful (as always!) I love the softness of it 😍
Love the Schmincke gouache. They made some very pretty mixes. Then Shinhan we’re nice too.
since you had some time with it. did it become your go to gouache or do you mix it up with other brands?
Yes - I've barely touched my other brands, I just love the schmincke, the color choices and the quality. But they are so expensive 😭
@@SarahBurnsStudio i guess it depends where you from. do you considered to get in touch with em to see if you might...get some "examples"? there are not that many people rocking theire colors so maybe they would like to colab with you....
Yes please! I would love to see a comparison with the same colors in Windsor and Newton
Stunningly beautiful colors, Sarah! I would definitely be interested in seeing a comparison video between Schmincke and Winsor and Newton at some point. Have fun painting!
Great video! Would love to see how they compare with W&N gouache!
Love the colors you picked. I may have to add theses to my collection next year! Thanks for sharing.
I love all of the earthy color combinations you were able to make... You've really made me rethink gouache!
You’ve blessed us with another video so soon! The painting was gorgeous, I loved the palette, too, but would have been intimidated not to have the ability to make a whole slew of greens! I’m the queen of convenience greens and mixed greens on top lol, can never have enough greens!
Looking forward to seeing the new palette set up ☀️ wonderful video , stunning colour choices x