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34:38 Strictly speaking, DS should have said, “Mayan pigments are derived from the chemistry of Ancient Mayan pigments,” rather than from ancient Mayan chemistry. The only pigment I am aware of that the Ancient Maya synthesised is the Mayan Blue or Mayan Indigo, but I am open to correction. Basically, it is Indigo, but what is so special about it is that it does not fade. I am not sure what the chemistry behind it is, but I understand that clay is involved and maybe heat.

Hi, really liked the video ❤ I actually LOVE sleeping beauty turquoise genuine and manganese blue hue, as well as cobalt teal blue and cerulean blue. Use all four in my pallet, not straight out of the tube. And they reactivate quite nicely 🫶🏻

The New Gamboge pigment mix is PY97 + PY110, which is Hansa yellow medium + Permanent yellow deep :)

What brand is the palette?

'Indian' does not refer to the amercan indigenous people, but rather to the country India.

Very useful video thanks for sharing Also subscribed🥰

hi! are these paints all daniel smith? thanks!

I lived in Oregon for 20 years (am now in NY by the Adirondacks) your painting just took me back to some of my favorite places. Thank you for sharing your palette I appreciate your thoughtful combinations not just to have but to mix..

0:05 I genuinely thought your palette was a painting of rocks in the foreground, a very shallow waterfall and greenery in the background. It was only when the purple paint started to bead that I realised that the painting is on the right.

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I really love this video! I found your channel last year and I love it bec I love hiking and for a little over a year I’ve been teaching myself watercolors. Your channel has both of the things I enjoy. Pls upload more often

El video es muy bueno peeeero, le faltó acercar la cámara a cada uno de los colores para apreciarlos mejor, así de lejos no se aprecia la granulación, o la opacidad 😢

Really enjoyed watching this Claire! I recently bought an art-tool-kit palette that I've been trying to decide which colors to put into for painting on location and this was a great help. I also LOVE that you aren't limiting yourself to 8 or 12 colors like many others recommend. When painting outdoors NOT having to mix every color I'd like is a time and mixing-space saver, I think! I wanted to mention that a couple artists I follow have also mentioned how DS burnt sienna to be somewhat weak, and they taught me to mix greys or other usually B Sienna mixes with a blue and Transparent Rediron Oxide. Have you tried that? I also mix some interesting greys/browns/earthy colors with Trans Pyrol Orange and even Burnt Umber and blue instead of Burnt Sienna. All of which I find better than using BS. Makes room in the palette for another color to try. ;)

I have a genuine question so I hope nobody gets mad at me or jumps down my throat, but I often hear people say if it’s got heavy metals like cobalt or lead or cadmium in the paint when you’re using it. Don’t throw out your paint water if you’re outside painting, but my question is doesn’t all this stuff. Come from nature originally anyway and the small amount you’re using surely wouldn’t cause that much damage. If you’re in a forest or something. I can understand not putting it in waterways or a pond or something you’re near, but just on the ground, considering all our waste and that ends up Back in the planet anyway I can’t understand the reasoning behind it. It’s not like it’s in mass amount however if someone does have a reason or knows why could they please tell me so that I can be responsible.

Interesting...you've never had issues with the platinum carbon ink pen leaking at elevation? I live near Mt Rainier and mine leaked rather profusely above about 6,000 ft in elevation so I'm back to Microns (although I prefer the line made by the Platinum pen and ink).

Thank you so much for the series. I loved seeing all the colors it was very helpful 💜💜 I would love to see a video of your sketchbook with the mixed watercolors it was sooo beautiful 😍 (25:17)

would've been nice to have the color names for the last line before ending the video.. :)

Thank you! I will definitely be watching this video a numerous amount of times.

So eco friendly to have refillable pens. The snoop person in me likes the art bag reveal. Like to see people's paint choices and the tool choices

You’ve made some beautiful paintings and I really enjoyed the color palette discussion. I’m a color nerd and really love finding single pigment colors to put in my palettes! Thank you for making this! ClaudiaSJI

You’ve made some beautiful paintings and I really enjoyed the color palette discussion. I’m a color nerd and really love finding single pigment colors to put in my palettes! Thank you for making this! ClaudiaSJI

Very helpful thank you 🙏

Great video

Thanks for this! I finally did my painting a little late but this class was so fun!

I love this so much. Beautiful 💛

First….love ArtToolKit folio boxes. The configurations you can make with it are awesome. I do wonder how you keep from destroying your brush tip in the bag?

Thanks so much for keeping this free. It’s a wonderful resource. I’m coming back to sketching after a decade or so and have upgraded from my old collage palette to Schminke/DS paints which make just painting squares a joy! Because this painting is more or less monochrome, it’s going to function in miniature as swatch cards for my new paints. See you at the academy one day when I’m not plundering the roof-fixing fund for art supplies!

Thank you for another great class!

Gorgeous!

What an absolutely beautiful hike!! This was one of my favorite painting lessons of yours ❤

+1 for Adventure Art Academy! I have taken many online classes (and plenty of analog ones) and have been hugely impressed with Claire's pedagogy and the amount of work she puts into producing and editing content. I have paid 300USD for courses produced with 1/10th the heart of Claire's. I also had the... privilege... of studying IRL with a big-name watercolor artist on the east coast. Though his paintings are gorgeous, he was not able to convey to most of us in the room how to grow as artists. Everything I produced under his tutelage was a flop. Not so with Claire. She is patient, she is detailed, she remembers what it is we do not know. I have been very pleased with the work I have produced, both tutorials and originals. Also, Claire is just a delightful human being. The community growing up around her at Adventure Art Academy is supportive and knowledgable and friendly with a full range of skill levels, beginner through what I assume to be professional (though I've never asked). If you are looking for an online watercolor (and sketching!) home, I cannot recommend highly enough. :)))

Beautiful. This is exactly the kind of painting I would like to work toward being able to do! I will definitely be taking one of your classes in the near future.

+1 for all the Adventure Art Academy love - I'm a beginner watercolour painter, and find Claire's tutorials so easy to follow and am learning so much! Haven't watched this particular lesson yet, but maybe it'll be next!

This is a taste of all the awesomeness that is the Adventure Art Academy. You should join, you will be so glad you did.

Thank you for another amazing watercolor adventure! We're so lucky that you share your love for hiking, painting and teaching! I'm so glad that I joined Adventure Art Academy.

Stunning views and painting!!! Wow!!

Claire’s classes have taught me so much! Each one is full of clear instruction and tips that are designed to build skills, no matter your level. She presents them in such a professional manner, infusing them with enthusiasm that makes you feel you are painting alongside her. I’ve watched quite a few different watercolor painting videos, and in my opinion Claire”s are the best!

27:13 If you like DS Quin Gold, which is a mix of pigments, you might enjoy Rembrandt's Quinacridone Orange (PO48) which is very similar in hue. This pigment has been discontinued (as was the iriginal Quin Gold PO49) so now it is a good time to check it out.

Glaciers are fascinating -thanks for capturing one of them. I am amazed abiut the colours you mix and use toncreate the texture and the volume. Most of all, when I have been before glaciers I just stand there in awe and admiration. I would find itnhard to shake that feeling to focus on painting. Thanks for sharing this. I found it very moving.

This was amazing! Thabk you for taking us with you. From own experience I know how cold and windy it can get up there, so kusos to you for withstand it so masterfully and create such a beautiful piece.

Breathtaking!

I highly recommend any of Claire’s classes , and the Adventure Art Academy. Her classes and website are very well organized, the lessons are incredibly helpful, apply to a wide variety of students skill sets, Claire is attentive and so kind, and one gets to go on an incredible outdoor adventure in each lesson !

YAY A NEW VIDEO FINALLY 😭✨ let’s gooo

Just subscribed! Your channel is just what I was looking for. I want to oaint mountains and glaciers and my colour choices have been somewhat off. Now thst I found your videos I can get more guidance. I am off to watch your fantastic back catalogue!!! ❤❤

Hi. May I ask about Sodalite Genuine, you mentioned you use it a lot. I wonder, can’t it be mixed easily by combining Lunar black with some blue? Is it not a redundant color then? Thanks

Your intro having painting along with beautiful scenery as backdrop, for some reason, made me reflect on my life and urged me to go out for an adventure.

What size pouch do you have? What size large bag do you use to? I can not figure out what size to purchase. Thanks for your help!

Hi there! I'm hunting around for a complete list of the paint colors in your palette but don't see it provided in information provided ( the video). Do you have a cheat-sheet of the colors you mention here? Thanks! (Love your videos -- thank you for all you do!)

What a wonderful painting! I can sense the sun, the fresh air and the mountains that stand there so quiet and magnificant. Greetings from Finland!