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I loove this tiny palette! I definitely would added eithe an indigo or paynes grey

That is a luxurious urban sketch setup. I like it! What’s the name of the mount you used to clamp the cutting board to your chair arm?

I love Jerry's!! I got my watercolors from there, priced very reasonably for Windsor and Newton tube colors. I paid like...$28 USD at the time. I need to go back!

Lucky having an art store that big near you❣️❣️. I went to one in Austin to one & it was so amazing to see. I just shook up a tube that was like that & it mixed❗️

great video! I honestly like all of them so it's not helpful to me lol. So hard to choose. I do wish DS had a 5ml tube as I don't use enough to buy a big tube.

I heard from one of Clark Fine Art videos that the DS watercolour sticks were designed to be used like you would a dried pan rather than like a Neocolor II.. I mean it's art, so there's no real right or wrong way to use them 😆 But if the lines showing through the paint is bothersome for anyone it's just how DS designed them. My guess would be for the purpose of a more portable paint option? Rather than a metal tin or something

Hi, nice haul. I hope you will have a lot of joy with your products. I wanted to say, that binder separation happens often in tubes, some pigments tend to have this more than others. Whenever this happens just dont put more product out if the tube and use something thin and long so that you can put it in the tube (be careful to don't put a hole in the tube/ i use a pottery needle for this) and then just mix the binder and pigment with your needle (or whatever you're using). The color will be as good as new. Some colors will get that separation whenever they're resting for a while. Means you can exchange the tube, get a "good" one and when you didn't ise it for a while you will have the same problem again. But then you can't exchange it maybe because you bought it months ago, that's why I hope that explanation will help you in the future with situations like that. Because if you remix it in the tube it isn't really a problem. I hope you have a wonderful day, greetings from Germany 💜😊

I’ve been curious about the watercolor sticks, and those grayscale pastels are super cool! Thanks for swatching them out! Great haul!!!

Fantastic! No Jerry's in the uk so it's interesting what you can get. Is it pricey compared to jacksons?

Fun haul! Definitely contact Jerry's Artarama customer service and maybe they'll mail you replacement tube. Daniel Smith too expensive to live with a tube like that. Happened to me once with a tube of Rembrandt Gold Ochre, no matter how much i mixed or squeezed, same binder mess that you got ha. (I replaced it and new tube was ok) LIke you said, probably was sitting there for a long time. I am sure they'll replace it! Also I tried drawing with the watercolor sticks when i first got them and experienced the lines and realized they were designed to be a "pan in the hand" vs a pastel. When I simply used like a watercolor it ws ok. (I know some folks like the lines but i wasn't looking for that effect)

Love the Jerry's in Tempe!!

Nice haul! Sorry about that one tube. I've never seen so much binder come out of one tube like that before. I'd definitely look into exchanging it!

Hate binder separation! Sometimes you can shake the tube and message it. Works for me to get it more combined.

THANK YOU!!!! This is EXACTLY what I was looking for!

I don’t like that gooey texture and look. Thanks a lot for testing and showing!

Your camera doesn’t focus on the caked watercolors

I think you could replace MH Perylene Maroon with Buff Titanium. You could mix the maroon colour with with either Venetian or scarlet with berry. Also you could replace Jackson Med Yellow with either a Yellow Ochre or a yellowy Raw Sienna. If you mix Phthalo Blue Red Shade and Dark Umber you may get a nice dark grey.

I live right near Sedona and paint there often. I'd personally drop the mid yellow and replace it with Transparent Yellow Oxide. That's a good color for desert floor. Buff Titanium would be nice but not sure what you'd drop for it.

With two yellows and two blues you don’t need the green. I would add buff titanium.

Hey there, I'm in Phoenix and take trips to Sedona often. I was in Sedona and Flagstaff yesteday actually. Here is what you need: Like you mentioned, you need buff titanium to mix with the reds to give them a more solid, brick look. A darker green, a lot of the shrubbery there is very dark green. I would remove the violets. Yes, you should pull a yellow out, Sedona is not very yellow. Honestly I think you may just have way too many colros here for Sedona, haha.

Where Do you live?? (Cause of the sirenes in the background hihi 😅 New York? 😂😂)

Beautiful mixes! I think I'd replace med yellow with buff titanium since you can mix the gold and lt cad. Maybe swap cerulean for a rich, granulating ultramarine violet for sky, clouds, shadows? I'm curious what mixes you'd get if you replaced venetian with potters pink.... might make a neat subtle contrast for the rocks and also add interest to sand and the browns. Looking forward to seeing your final choices, such a beautiful landscape to work with!

Beautiful palette and timely with the Jackson's watercolors as they are on sale this week at Jackson's! Yeah, I agree to replace the Medium Yellow with something for sand like the buff titanium or if you have schmincke Desert Brown or Desert Yellow?

Kremer Catologians Unite!

I would say a buff titanium to mute some of the colors especially for the gradients in the red rocks. I would also say a violet of some sort for flowers and the sky if you decide to do some sunset paintings :)

I was swatching mixes of my Sennelier paints, and discovered perylen brown & brown pink make a nice deep rust. Permanent alizarin crimson deep & brown pink makes a lighter rust shade, maybe a sand colour for that location? Also I heard somewhere that Jackson’s paints are manufactured by Sennelier. (I Could be wrong) Brown Pink, is the colour I’d suggest for your palette, replacing a yellow. Since it’s a greenish yellow.

No to Payne’s grey. But yes to buff titanium. But if it were me I’d get some of the Daniel Smith primateks that granulate so beautifully. They enhance the rock and make it look real. I love lunar earth and lunar red rock too. But I would look closely at the landscape and what you’re painting and get colors that will match. Piemontite, hematite genuine, burnt tigers eye genuine are some of my favorites! The colors you have are beautiful but not necessarily like rocks. Too bright.

Oxide purple is in fact caput mortuum

I like more pink tone. A Gallo and Kremen are my fav. I already own Winsor Newton’s Potters pink and I don’t like it. It comes so much darker unless you’re very careful with diluting

My absoluut favor is Schmincke ! And then Windsor and Newton 🤩

Do you know the granulating set's product code?

Deep deep light paints are for people with deep deep pockets. $$$$$

They look like kids paints don’t they ?😆

My favourite colour is French Vermilion it becomes a beautiful pinky coral. I am not an orange fan but I love a coral. I would like to add to my small collection of Sennelier watercolour paints. I want some unique colors which they seem to have. I have many watercolour paint brands which have the same colours. I do not like Phthalo colors and I am looking for different colors to replace them in my palette. What do you suggest as the top-loved Sennelier paints to have in your palette. I like to paint flowers, fruit etc.

if you're still answering questions on this i would love to know why you didn't get quin gold. was it cuz you felt it was too similar to another color you have or just not like it. thanks for sharing.

The colors are really beautiful & vibrant❣️❣️

Those are gorgeous! Can’t wait till they’re available in Canada

These are beautiful, I'm so grateful for the style of swatches you do, very helpful. I know is hard to find them right now and I can tell some people are getting frustrated to find them ,but I just want to remind people that they are just an art supply, be patient and eventually we will be able to get them .meanwhile just enjoy and be grateful we can at least see swatches :)

These are truly beautiful, I put all links in the description on where I found them.

Have spent a considerable amount of time trying to track down the granulating Holbein watercolors and the empty Holbein palette you just reviewed. These items are nowhere to be found. The 24 Holbein watercolor set available is not a granulating set. Your viewers run the risk of buying a non granulating set of 24 paints. Please consider providing specific links to products found on non US websites. It is really frustrating to spend time viewing a video featuring products that cannot be found. Please provide necessary details so your viewers do not waste time searching for unavailable items, or risking buying items that are not ones featured in your video.

Oh, I would not get rid of that Canasias earth color. I think it’s absolutely beautiful! I guess we all have different tastes and different opinions. 😁

I think I’ll try Della Magna instead 😬

I don’t think I’d buy all of them but I don’t mind the streakiness because some of these pigments make sludgy paint anyway (especially PG23)

I love A. Gallo and the prodigal sons one. I wish it wasn’t toxic because it’s so beautiful.

Tabitha - good luck with your move to Arizona! I am in green, rainy England so I dream about deserts - especially Arizona! I hope you are inspired by the new horizons in your paintings - love to see what you make!

Oh, beautiful painting! 🥰 I love Meeden's porcelain palettes. I have that large colour wheel palette (as seen in my avatar ☺), but when I bought it, they weren't yet selling lids. I wish they could be purchased separately. Thanks for the video!

I want that Schminke one so bad 🤤 and yes, I would put that in my palette. I don’t make art for people so it doesn’t matter.🧟‍♂️

Nice, imma try this.😮

Which Manganese is your pick?

Great collection!