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I just found you Josh. I love your style of painting and thank you so much for sharing your process.

What a bohemian personality! Respect.

Thank you. It was helpful to see how you painted the cows & kept the background simple.

I have about 4 blues too. The thing about blues is you can't really mix them from one or two that you might have. They're all very different. I have Thalo blue, Cobalt, French ultra, and Cerulian. Though I tend to lean more on Cobalt and Thalo. If I had to loose one it would probably be Cerulian.

I'm putting a new palette together and found this quite helpful. Thank you!

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Can you tell can you tell me where or who put out that blue pallet that you showed I'm looking all over for it mine is in yellow and I don't remember who I bought it from can you tell me where you bought the blue one I think mine is Winsor Newton but I can't be sure

You are so easy to follow, thank you from Australia 🇦🇺

so glad you cleaned your palette--didn't you say residuals tend toward mud??!! prepares the mind better to start a new painting.

Hi everyone! You can easily clean your metal palettes using a stiff oil brush and olive oil soap. Even though the brush is stiff, it is not actually rough on the surface. It will, however, remove stuck paint easily.

very helpful….thanks again..

This was so very very helpful. Thank you so much. I’m trying to find what I really like and who am I…..in my painting. Excellent video.

speaking of trying something different, how bout a war zone or combat thing? Seems like that would look nice.

I learned a lot from your video, thank you!

That all seems quite irrational, I would question your reasoning on every level. I understand why you’re saying theses things, but question everything again. Sorry ❤

This was great! Thank you

Thanks for this video, helped me a lot to have more clarity on how to arrange my palette, so much color options, made me have headache.

Great video. What brand of paints 🎨 are you mixing? W & N? White Nights, DS? You just popped up in my feed, so thos is the first video of yours, for me. So I'm not familiar with your pallette. Subscribed. 👍 I am shopping for my first 🎨 pallette in over a decade and I am going to decide based on the mixing. My art teachers taught us mixing & then we had to do the entire gray scale of 10 with white & black. I will treat myself to other colors, later.

Good job!

I'm so happy to find your channel. Thank you for beautiful and rich videos. I have already watched most of them and learned a lot. I'm in a stage that need courage to start to practice and I found it in your videos. You also have a cool signature. Thanks again. Fariba

Wonderful info. Thank you for sharing your journey to your limited palette. I have come to love Daniel Smith watercolors and have the right number of colors in my current palette but I am having a difficult time placing them in a useful order so you have helped me a lot in thinking about that. Thank you for sharing.😊

Your explanation why to stick to single pigment colors finally made it clear to me! Thank you! I had never heard anyone say it like that before!

I like to paint trees and landscapes so the basic palette using sap green with the other few colors is very helpful

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Very Helpful. Thanks for sharing your wisdom.

I’m at “that place “ in my watercolor journey . You’re insightful was very helpful.

There is a yelloww that i depend on more and more for mixing greens and peachy ( i have iris of several shades of ) and that is nickle azo..from daniel green..i might have one from m.graham in my studio palette. For landscapes in my southern NYS spring, it's a necessity

This might help me paint my sheltie......hopefully

LOVE THE BOAT....my favorite too.

You might like the 18 half pab pallette from schmincke, available empty from Wet Paint, it is just a little larger and allows for alot of mixable colors. Also the first lid that goes down has square " dents" for small mixing purposes. It also balances well in my hand. I take the tray out , cut a piece of clear package plastic , stick my full, half and 1/4 pans and the entire thing comes out , leaving me more mixing room while in the field. ...its my go to palette even sometimes in the studio. ( i also need more than 1 yellow and 4 blues...they mix so very different and cerelium

Always know what your mixing colors are and what your convenience colors are. You might be the type of person who hates using convenience mixes and prefers to mix everything from primaries. Or you might be the person who has a couple of primaries in the palette and then 12 convenience mixes. Hell you might even make your own convenience mixes. But know why a color is on your palette. Is it there because it's a good base color to start mixing from (i.e. ideally single pigment, good qualities for mixing, not too opaque, not too overwhelming in mixes etc) or is it there because it makes your process easier and gives you easy access to a color you just like but don't need to adjust too much? Helps a lot to know at least that about your palette. Also one thing I would always recommend that's really helped me from the get go is having one big "home" palette where pretty much all of your colors live. I used a 48 pan one and took the rails out so it has wayyyy more space than I even have colors. Every color I have goes in that palette. So if I'm doing something like that workshop he's talking about or I'm at home and just think "oh I'd love to add this color right now that's not on this palette" I just need to grab my big one and have all my colors ready to go there. That way I always have that option but without having to cramp the palette I actually normally use day to day or having to decide if it's worth adding without trying it out. I can just switch it in for a little while or use it from the big palette for a while and see if it's worth adding to my small palette or not.

As a beginner to watercolor and painting in general, this video was very helpful. Thank you so much!!!

I love this it’s beautiful

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Thank you so much for me finding this video my grandson has cows and he likes me to paint some. You help me this week. Thank you again.

I noticed you had pans in your palette but you also had tubes of paint. Do you fill the pans with paint from the tubes?

amazing! I've been a person who dabbles in art starting with acrylics in 1982-ish. progressed to oils for quite a few years. then almost 4 years ago started with watercolors. at this point I realized mixing colors & knowing warm/cool colors are NOT my strong points. the individual who started me in watercolor is an amazing artist but because of my background did not take me step by step in learning this new medium. I am still searching your question "who am I"? The artists I follow have their own styles & encourage their viewers to seek the answer to that #1 question of WHO I AM! a continual learning process. thank you for your video that I just "happened to click" on this morning.

Fantastic video - I have learned so much!

Great video, Josh! Kiitos, for sharing your thoughts. What app (Palette??) are you using to make your color charts, please. That's brilliant!

Thank you for the pep talk!

He's so adorable and so proud of his achievement. What a great bonus to share as it certainly made me smile and lightened my day a bit. What a blessing he is! Enjoy add they grow up way sooner than we think.

I had two thoughts while watching this video. The first one was that full pans are optimal. I tried half pans for a little bit but they were so frustrating because I kept feeling like I was sticking my brush straight down into it and that didn't feel good to me. The second is that for me, painting is very much a hobby. I understand the need to maintain a level of professionalism if you are a professional artist but I picked up watercolors because it was fun, and I personally have more fun when I have lots of different colors to play with.

Thank you!

perfect for beginners !

Definitely, I subscribe to your channel. Thank you again.

I think it is beautiful the whole thing, the explanation of it all one thing I have to say, do not put yourself down. I have learned so much from this video thank you thank you.

I love Daniel Smith's Isoindoline Yellow. It's a rich warm yellow that washes out to a gorgeous pale peach. I don't care if I "need" it or not. It's on my palette!

Wow! I ❤ it, very talented 😮

Who "moves" to pehkistehn? 🤣🤣

This is so beautiful !!!