October Art Supply Haul + Swatching
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- Опубликовано: 4 ноя 2021
- Hello, friends! Please grab of cup of coffee...today I have a chatty/swatching haul to share today! Art supplies bring me so much joy...So I will be giving many of these items to my daughter for Christmas!
Jackson's Art Supply - Early Black Friday Deals!
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DickBlick Cyber Deals:
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SCHPIRERR FARBEN 96 Colored Pencils for Adults, Color Pencil Set Professional Named & Numbered, Oil Based Soft Core
amzn.to/301SY70 [Amazon]
Derwent Inktense Pencil Set, Assorted Color, 24-Tin
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Inktense Block 72 Tin
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Derwent Inktense Paper Pad 9x12"
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amzn.to/3GUJkn5 [Amazon]
Royal Talens Bruynzeel Rijks Museum Edition, Artists' Set of 50 Design Colored Pencils
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Sennelier Ink Brushes - Iridescent Colors, Set of 6
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Sennelier Ink Brushes Individual Colors
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Sennelier Oil Stick Gold
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Holbein Artists' Colored Pencil - Soft White, OP501
shrsl.com/38lyf [DickBlick]
www.jacksonsart.com/search/?q... [Jackson's]
Derwent Coloursoft Pencils - Jackson's
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Derwent Coloursoft Pencil - Bright Pink
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Derwent Coloursoft Pencil - Pink
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Derwent Coloursoft Pencil - Loganberry
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Derwent - Colorsoft Pencil - Deep Fuchsia
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Derwent Coloursoft Pencil - Blush Pink
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Derwent Coloursoft Pencil - Purple
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Derwent Professional Metallic Colored Pencil - Rose Gold
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Rembrandt Soft Pastels and Sets Dick Blick:
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Royal Talens Rembrandt Soft Pastel Bluish Green TR640.9
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Royal Talens : Rembrandt Soft Pastel : Turquoise Blue TR522.5
Royal Talens : Rembrandt Soft Pastel : Red Violet TR545.7
Royal Talens : Rembrandt Soft Pastel : Red Violet TR545.3
Conte a Paris : Pastel Pencil : Purple 19
Conte a Paris : Pastel Pencil : Persian Violet 55
Conté à Paris : Carres : Color Crayon : Emerald Green 34
Conté à Paris : Carres : Color Crayon : Persian Violet 55
Schmincke Horadam Watercolour Paint Limited Edition Best Selling Colour-20 Half-Pan Set
www.jacksonsart.com/schmincke...
Roman Szmal Aquarius Watercolour Paint Half Pan - Travel Set of 12
www.jacksonsart.com/roman-szm...
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I’m from holland and the bruynzeel pencils are not professional quality, i used them as a kid to color for fun. Love your video’s!
Thank you! That is what I was assuming. I still need to try them, but my son may love them. Thanks so much!
Klopt. Bruynzeel has been from Sakura for a long time already too. Thanks for the splurge video.
@@TheGypsyChic1 these are indeed normal hard pencils ,bruynzeel has pro pencils by the name bruynzeel expression and also water colour pencils with that same name .
Bruynzeel « Design » are the pro pencils (not « expression »).
Thank you! I will have to try a few.
Dear Stephanie, Thank you so much for sharing with all of us your new products, those swatches are really helpfull. Have a lovely day!
Dear Kathy, thanks for being so fun to share with! I'm so glad they are helpful. Have a lovely day!
Hi @Stephanie Davis!
I wanted to thank you and also (hopefully) answer a question you posited during the video. So THANK YOU for putting out such fun, informational, -enabling- er… _enticing_ product reviews! As for your question about how people store their Inktense blocks, I hope the following is maybe informational for YOU, since you’re so generous in sharing so much with US. I don’t know if Derwent has changed anything since I bought my blocks several years ago, but at the time, the colors were identical EXCEPT I have a different turquoise color in the blocks than in the pencils. I got the blocks for covering larger areas, but I don’t like the feel of chalk pastels…something about that texture (and the very staining India Ink contained therein) made me loathe to using them “as-is.” So I grabbed a craft knife and some empty full size watercolor pans and went hacking away. I found if I cut them (by eye) to the lengthy side of the pans, I could fit two pieces of a single Inktense block in one pan (with plenty left over, too)! They fit snugly enough that they make a pretty uniform “flat” surface…especially once they’ve been wet with a brush a few times and the “seam” where the pieces meet gets glued together from the excess water/ink. I’ve never had any fall out…even when stored upside-down/sideways (albeit unintentionally). Depending on the container, I’ve had success in adding either magnets or even glue dots to the bottom of the pans, and was able to fit the entire line in a much smaller tin than their original home. I keep the original tin (along with all of the remaining blocks) high up in a closet, where neither child nor cat have found them yet. I’m curious about the Inktense paper…it’s intriguing to know it has the attributes of watercolor paper, but isn’t marketed as such. I hope you share your experience with it…this is the first I’ve heard of it! I’m also fascinated by your process of using the Inktense last; I’ve never tried that, as I tend to use it as the first layer so it won’t move/reactivate with watercolors/neocolors/pencils…but most of the colors ARE pretty intense and seem to be pretty dark to begin with, so your method makes a lot of sense, too. 😊
We seem to have very similar taste in art supplies! I saw a video you made recently where you referenced your DS paints in a way that resonated SO MUCH for me. I’d love to know more of how YOU feel about what I have dubbed “PrimaGate.” 😡 (I’m going to watch some of your older videos to see if you talk about it in more depth, as it STILL really bothers me…not just the incident itself, but the manner in which it was “addressed.”) ART SHOULD BE FUN, and the fact that I couldn’t enjoy painting for some time after that whole situation was so frustrating! I turned to the Szmal line as a good substitute, albeit a bit more difficult to source. (Honestly, I seem to get orders from Jackson’s faster than I do from Jerry’s or Blick, but shopping their site is SO bad for my wallet…and I can’t maintain enough self-control to not buy ALL. THE. THINGS.) Have you tried “Misty Morning” in the Aquarius line? It might be my favorite; it isn’t a “clone” of another DS color, but it IS lightfast and has beautiful separation/granulation. I think Kim Crick has a video on making your own (which I’ve also done)…but I still picked up another pan the last time I ordered! 😂
Thank you so much for your wonderful videos, and thank you for reading this entire novel of a comment. 😣 Looking forward to seeing more from your channel!
Warmly,
Danni
Hi Danni,
I'm so happy to hear you enjoyed the video. Thank you for all your tips. I purchased the Inktense Blocks, as I was told they were a game changer by a viewer. I thought they would be great for backgrounds, etc. I'm going to try using them sideways, for quick coverage. Thanks for the suggestions! I figured out they can be used in the top and bottom tray...that will work. Those trays are just so flimsy. I appreciate you taking the time to share so much, others may find it very helpful too. I haven't compared the Inktense paper to Arches yet, but I will be testing it later this month. I can't wait to experiment more with all of the Inktense products! I like to grab some of the pigment from the Inktense pencils at the end since they are so pigments, and I love using lots of fine detail in my artwork. ;)
Haha, I love so many art supplies, I'm glad we have so much in common. I'm not sure which video you mentioned. It's been awhile since I talked about DS because I don't want to be negative...But, since you asked... I wasn't surprised the Primatek's were boosted, lol. I remember swatching Amazonite Genuine when I was new to watercolors, and thinking it must have a lot of Phthalo green in it. They just handled the situation so poorly, and I've been disappointed by both the plastic and metal palettes, to be honest. I feel so strongly that companies can make money, while being honest.
I still love many of the DS watercolors, but I guess my relationship status with Daniel Smith is "It's Complicated" ;D Art supplies should bring joy! So, I haven't brought any of the drama to my channel...there are way too many amazing products to be excited about! Yes, yes and YES!! I'm so thrilled with most of the Roman Smzal and I love that he seems to be coming after DS hard. Lol Yes, I love Misty Morning, but I love so many of his colors. And Yes to the buying all the things, thank God for credit card rewards!! Thanks for all the love! Glad to have you here!
Wow, that deep green is a gorgeous Christmas tree color 😍🎄
*edit to add* if you’d rather not use your finger and find blending stumps not doing what you want, try make up sponges. Like the those dense rubbery ones. You can get a bunch for very cheap.
Yes!! That is exactly what I thought, Christmas trees and holly leaves, etc.
Thanks for the tip! I have a rainbow set of the makeup sponges in my cabinet, I was too lazy to pull out. Lol Great tip for anyone reading the comments. Thanks so much for sharing!
Stephanie, I use the packing peanuts that come in the Jackson’s delivery boxes as blenders for my soft pastels. They work a treat. Ok on pastelmat or Canson Mi teintes but I wouldn’t use as a blender on the rougher sanded papers.
@@trudikeating9217 Hi Trudi, that's an amazing tip! I will be trying it out and sharing your tip. Thank you!!!
Or eyeshadow blenders
I really like the inktense products, and I'm recently getting into pastels so that pastelmat paper looks really good!
I'm enjoying them, I should have tried them sooner! I've been dabbling in pastels since January, aren't they fun! I'm sure the pastelmat is amazing, I can't wait to try it and compare it to other pastel papers!
I have always enjoyed your swatching videos. Thank you!
Aw, thanks so much! Hopefully more on the way... ;D
That Holbein white pencil is beautiful
Thanks, Sue! I really love the Holbein soft white pencil.
I do love your haul video. Soooo fun!
Thanks so much! 😊
I know, it's hard for me to resist, too. Our fingertips are the best blenders...with their bit of oil, fingerprints and warmth, plus the control. Nothing else works as well, but it is messy.
Thanks, Nancy! Haha, isn't it hard?!? Fingers are the best at blending, and it's messy but it's the good kind of messy! ;D
Note that the pastelmat can take watercolour, acrylics, Inktense and more besides. It’s a good all rounder.
Oh, that's great!! I was hoping to try watercolor as an underpainting for pastels. Thanks so much for sharing! Do you know if there anything close, that is more affordable?!? Haha, most of the time I'm using 600-800 grit sandpaper. It's the best I have found so far.
@@TheGypsyChic1 Standard sandpaper is ok but remember it won’t be archival.
Unfortunately Pastelmat don’t do a test pack but Jackson’s DO a test pack of 7 full quarter sheets of various “sanded” papers which includes a sheet of pastelmat. The test pack also contains UART sandpaper, specifically made for artists, that can also take washes of watercolour, Inktense etc - though it curls a bit so tape it to a board. Tim Fisher 400 is also included and can take wet media etc. you even get a sheet of velour (dry media only.). The cost very good at around £10 GBP or $11 usd.
Great review. I almost bought the caran d'ache pallet but I put it in my wishlist.
Thanks, Patricia! I thought of you when I swatched our the Roman Szmal palette at the end! Ha, I had it in on my wishlist a long time...I haven't tried the CD palette yet to see if it is any different than things aroung the house yet. It's kind of pricey for what it is?!? ;)
Love hauls..
Thank you!!
Pastelmat is fantastic! 😃 top quality.
Thank you! I can't wait to try it!! ;)
In comparison to prisma color pencils how good are the color pencils you got for your daughterz
I still like Prisma colors better, as I like fast coloring. I use the Schpirerr Farben to layer and they are really nice too, and I like that I don't have to sharpen them as much. They are oil based, though. ;)
What is the brand of the brush you used with the inktense pencils?
It is a synthetic Da Vinci watercolor brush.
I'm pretty sure the inktense pencils are the same as the inktense blocks, just like you could get a pastel pencil or a pastel stick
Thank you, you are probably right. I think it may be just easier to use in large areas for backgrounds and such. I found a really great deal, so that made it worth it to have both for me. Ha-I didn't enjoy pastels near as much until I had the pencils for fine detail. So maybe I'm weird like that. ;D
You should check out Spectrum noir ink brush pens. They are amazing. And so sparkly!
Thanks so much for the tip, I will look at those!
Thanks for swatching the Roman Szmal
You are welcome...One of my new favorite palettes!
You may enjoy Jane Davenport’s Mermaid Markers. They have brilliant colours!
Thanks for the tip! I actually wanted those years ago, and they were always out of stock. I had forgot all about them,
Hi can i ask what does lightfast mean? I went to thr art store today and i was so confused with all the different types of items like different kinds of pastel or different pencil crayons by faber castell or derwent . its definately a learning process amd i need to research more. Im so glad i found your channel today and you show us how to use your items. Like the inktense bloks are new to me too
Hello, Sabrina! So nice to have you here! Lightfast basically means it won't fade in the sunlight. Many high priced art supplies are expensive because they use pigments etc which will stand up to sunlight and last 100 years or more. They also have fine print stating that is using museum conditions, so that will not be my home, lol. It is mostly important for artists selling their work. If you are a beginner, I don't think you need to worry about it. To me, it matters to justify the cost of the supply. Or if I'm going to use expensive paper, or hours and hours of my time. I also don't generally believe the "lightfast stars" of any craft/budget supplies. But, if you are beginning your art journal you can have a ton of fun and enjoy products regardless if it is lightfast. Feel free to ask any questions, I'm happy to help if I can. ;)
That Bark color in the Inktense pencil is a gateway art product...now I have like 70something...
Haha, I think all new art products are gateways for me. That is great you have so many beautiful colors. Bark is a lovely muted color. Do you have Madder Brown? Oh la la I love it, too. I could have gone without some of the greens honestly, but I have full set syndrome. ;)
Oh rats. I need to get started with my Xmas shopping. You are going to love pastelmat. It’s like no other paper….I love using it with graphite. I didn’t realize they make it in colors now.
Thanks, Geslina! Best of luck with your Christmas shopping! I've still been too afraid to try it...It's so expensive, so I'm sure I will love it. Lol Thanks for the tip. Which graphite products do you love most? Merry Christmas!!
@@TheGypsyChic1 don’t be afraid of it!! As much as I love it, I don’t use it all the time, mostly for graphite drawings - so the couple of pads I’ve bought have lasted me a long time. I love Caran d Ache graphite pencils, both the regular and the water soluble. I like the pan graphite they make, too. You will be amazed at the variety of tones and depth you can get on Pastelmat, everything from hard and crisp lines to beautiful, soft, delicate shading. Dedicate one piece as a sampler, to try different mediums on. But I wouldn’t use good quality watercolor brushes on it, it might damage the bristles.
Thanks so much for all of the tips! I've added the CD graphite to the wishlist. I always cut nice paper into fours to test them out and make small works to start. Thanks for saving my good brushes, I'm not sure I would have thought of that. ;D I'm sure I will love the pastelmat. Thank you so much for all the help!
You can use white gouache for highlights.
Yes, thanks so much for the reminder! I'm always looking to see if there is something better out there... I like this so far, but it reactivates some mediums. Gouache or Dr. Ph. Martin Bleed Proof are working out better for this application. Thanks so much for the comment. :)
I thought all the Derwent Inktense (pencils, blocks, etc) were water soluble and lightfast? Probably why the cotton paper. I always check any colored pencils with water to see if they move, because even some pencils tat are not supposed to be water soluble, DO end up dissolving some in water. I check pens too before maybe using them with watercolor
Thank you! I believe most of them are, as someone let me know in my last video. I'm sorry if I said something in this video that made you think they were not. I think I was refering to the Inktense paper made just for these pencils...I'm not sure how it is different from Arches, but I'm willing to try it out. You are smart to do that, if it is important to you. Even some of my Caran d'Ache Luminance are watersoluble. I just assumed it was so they could be used with solvents, so I wasn't all that shocked personally.
Very nice.
Thank you!
I like your art haul videos but I really miss your beautiful card videos. I hope that your pursuit of drawing and painting will grow. I've taken some great courses online and in person. There is a wonderful watercolor class from the Buffalo Botanical Garden. I think you might enjoy on watercolor flowers.
Thank you so much Barbara! I'm sure I will have some card videos at some point, thank you for telling me you miss them. I still use my stamps often in all different ways, so I'll be sharing that soon!
Thank you for the class recommendation, I will check into it. Thank you!! I've really enjoyed drawing, and many art supplies, especially once I started creating for the joy of creating, instead of trying to follow all the rules.
Try acryla gouache for highlights. It's my fav right now. Permanent cuz its acrylic, but it dries matt. I hate Shiney lol
Edit to add caput mortem is one of my favorites to mix with pinks in loose florals
Thanks for the tip, Jess! I haven't tried any Acryla Gouache yet. I would hate shiny for highlights, too. But, I'm over all the gel pens ;P
Isn't it awesome! I love it with Cobalt Teal and Potter's Pink...I can't remember if I left that in, or edited it out to save time. ;D
I think I could chat with you about fave art supplies all day! I hope you are doing great!
@@TheGypsyChic1 yes we could! Be warned what I have coming may hurt your walette lol
@@JessClee Oh really...haha, tell me now so I can put it on my wish list! I can keep a secret! lol
For the longest time I used the dollar tree plastic cutting board its textured on one side smooth on the other side it works well and was only 1$ it works just like the caran d’ache pallet. , so if you don’t want to spend the 11$ head to dollar tree
Love all me inktense products
That is great advise for anyone reading the comments. This palette works well, but seems expensive for what it is. Great idea! I will try to remember to share your idea, when I share using the CD palette. ;)
Thank you! Me too, I waited way to long to try them!
Oh, my… can you PLEASE share some of your oil stick work? I love them and can’t find anyone else who uses them!
Hi Lilia! I love them too, but I just use them like oil pastels that I don't have to use a fixative with. I've only made one piece of artwork with them, but I so so much fun...so I had to go buy more. Do you use yours on canvas or watercolor paper? I haven't seen anyone use them either. I had a sample set I let sit in my cabinet for 3-4 years. ;D
@@TheGypsyChic1 I tried them on pulp watercolor paper with and without gesso, but it was a bit hard to work with. I don't have oil painting supplies, but I tried using a little grapeseed oil that I had lying around to help it spread better on part of a painting and that went well.
It was a bit better on a cheap canvas panel I had. I just ordered some different surfaces to try them with. I'm really excited to try the oil primed linen!
Also put some oil mediums on my Christmas wishlist :P
Thanks for sharing! I used rough arches watercolor paper. I liked it and would use it again. I did the same, and just used what I had and I had so much fun I will keep doing that...but I keep adding more of the oil sticks to my wish list. Lol Please let me know how your oiled primed lined works, etc. Ha, you are speaking a language I don't know...oil anything...I don't need to fall in love with yet another medium. LOL :D I hope you get all your Christmas wishlist items!
Hi! There are empty markets for the white by Schmincke. I love it for watercolor. There is a video from a German artist called Gris030 here on RUclips who shows how it works.
Empty markers...sorry, I got autocorrected
@@vani519 Oh that sounds cool! I actually love the glass eye dropper applicator, but I will make sure and check the empty marker out. Thanks for the tip!
The Bruynzeel Design pencils are far superior to the student grade ones... and a beautiful pencil
Thank you! I haven't swatched them yet. I will have to try them out. That's nice to know as they may be a gift for my son who is 16. ;)
FYI Lisa Lachri does a lot of the art for the Derwent packaging and she has a youtube channel
Thank you! Yes, a lovely viewer was kind enough to add her RUclips channel in the comments above. I've watched a few of her videos, she is very talented!
Derwent packaging is always disappointing but the products are the best - the lightfast pencils are the best quality - best pencils ever!
Thanks, Pierre! I was a little surprised, but I agree with you. I received the wooden box set for Christmas last year...I waited way too long to Derwent! The Lightfast and the Luminance keep battling for the top spot in my studio. ;)
@@TheGypsyChic1 I find the lightfast are more vibrant than the luminance - but my favourite set is the Derwent drawing pencils - I love muted colours! Enjoy!
I love most colors for different subjects. I only have a few of the Derwent Drawing set, I love Sanguine and Wheat. I think I need the whole set, lol. Thanks you!!
The Schminck limited edition shows over us $130 on jackson’s website, wonder how to get the $53 deal?
Hi Nicole, the Black Friday deal is the Schmincke Horadam Floral set of 12 Half-Pans. Here is the link
www.jacksonsart.com/en-us/schmincke-horadam-watercolour-paint-floral-set-12-half-pans?___store=jacksonsart_us&acc=fe131d7f5a6b38b23cc967316c13dae2 The $130 set is the Schmincke Jackson's Favorite set of 20 Half-Pans. I hope the helps!
@@TheGypsyChic1 Thanks a lot Stephanie!
I’m a simple gal...I see the word “haul”...I click! 😂
**edit after watching until the end**
Ummmm, can you be MY mum?
Thanks for watching! Hahaha, yes I spoiled my daughter since when I was a child...I would have been thrilled with Crayola markers. ;)
@@TheGypsyChic1 Hey, I’m an adult and have all the expensive art supplies too.... but i still LOVE Crayola... I went and bought myself the 100 box of Crayola Pencils a month ago purely because I just love all the pretty colours when they’re put in order and they look good in my craftrooms...just can’t resist a rainbow lol.... and I ain’t faulting you for spoiling your daughter at all 😂
You are my people! ;D I love all the art supplies, especially the expensive ones. That's funny! I've thought of buying the 100 box of Crayola crayons with the built in sharpener...just because I always wanted it so bad as a kid. Lol I've seen a few colored pencils colorists who love the pencils. I'm glad you have learned to buy what makes you happy! Thank you!!
I want the crayons too! I know everyone says they’re “bad” to use, but I ain’t no professional.... and I really just want them for the decor and to have them. I drool every time I see Jenny’s background in her videos (from “Jenny‘s Crayon Collection” YT channel)... such nostalgia... and envy!
I want to be your daughter for xmas ;) How old is she? I wish I had that such a nice xmas present when I was a child! Nice haul :) Did you like the Roman Szmal watercolours? They look like very pigmented, hq.
Thanks! Ha, me too!! I wish my parents would have given me any art supplies! I always loved drawing as a child. I would have been thrilled with crayola markers, or that big set of 72 crayola crayons with the built in sharpener. I remember wanting those so bad. Lol My daughter is 22 now, and she's loved using all my Arteza art products etc. Thank you!! I love the Roman Szmal travel set...new favorite for sure!! I will be making a separate video on that set.
My 10 year old daughter was just looking through my art supplies and asked if she got them when I died. I told her that I sure hoped I’d have used a lot of them by that time. She’s already got way more than I would’ve dreamed of at her age. She won’t even touch the Crayola stuff. Spoiled I tell ya.
When you return things to Amazon they just throw then out and those things often end up on open air trash disposals.
Really?!? I saw a video where they sold the returns? I hope that is not true!
@Wreck and Carey Whew-thank you so much!! I assumed it was, as it has my report the condition of the return. I agree and I didn't think you could return many food items.
@@TheGypsyChic1 The definitely throw all sorts of things away not just perishables, I guess it depends on the quantity of that product or even the quantity of returns that day. If they've got pallets full of returns to process it's less time consuming to just throw the whole thing away. If your products just have superficial damage like a scratch to the packet it really shouldn't be returned because in the grand scheme of things the amount of time / effort / petrol / emissions & the likelihood of it just getting thrown away isn't worth getting a bit miffed about a scratch or crease that doesn't harm the use of the product in any way.
Of course if you have genuine problems like leakage or breakage then for sure, make sure you get what your money is worth!
@@Catsandcamera I agree with you. I’ve read that both happens. They sell pallets of returned products and they throw away products. Realistically I won’t stop buying, but I try really hard to be a careful buyer. I don’t buy from Amazon with the intention of returning products if I don’t like it.
@@Catsandcamera Thank you for letting me know. I will be giving them to my son if I don't like them, instead of returning...just in case! I don't want to worry about these being in a landfill. ;(
If you want a really good opaque white I recommend Dr ph Martin's bleed proof white. It is amazing!
Thanks Pierre! Yes, that one is a good one! So far I still prefer it to this schmincke for highlights purposes. I wish the bleed proof had the applicator like schmicnke. I'm lazy and don't want to pull out a paint brush sometimes.
@@TheGypsyChic1 i understand!
Amazing and new videos are always fun. I am learning a lot here.🎁🎁 👍Always wish my friends success. May we grow together in the future...
Thank you! You as well.
I want to learn sketch. Can you help me with it, please.🙏🙏🙏
You can trace to start, and then just keep practicing. I can try to make some videos to help you if I can. There are lots of other RUclips videos to help you as well. :)
@@TheGypsyChic1 thanks for your feedback
Hope your daughter isn’t watching…would spoil the surprise! Love your hauls!
Hahaha...there is no chance she is watching. I cannot wait to give it to her! Thank you so much!
I was just thinking the same thing 😄
When you send stuff back to Amazon its likely going to landfill 😢
I'm not sure that is true. That would be a tragedy... The few times I've returned an item, it asked the condition of the return? I've also seen videos of people buying the products, etc. If I decide not to keep the pencils, I will be giving them to my kids instead of returning, just in case!
@@TheGypsyChic1 a quick Google search will bring up lots of news channels reporting that returns go to landfill because it cheaper than reselling.
Pls dont tell me you said ur giving ur old set to ur daughter when u bought a new set for her for Xmas... that is so trashy.. unless she's like a toddler or very young? 11 and older and idk that just seems trashy especially since its not like giving her something used because of lack of money, that isn't trashy, but giving her ur old used set all because u like the names? And u bought her a new set especially for her + u already have tons of art supplies of much higher quality. Omg.. :/ I hope I heard that wrong lol the audio / video has a weird cut in-between you talking
No! Lol I'm giving her my old set of colored pencils that still look new...I didn't use them much because they had no color names. It won't be a Christmas present, lol! I just don't let products go to waste, just because I'm picky. ;) I bought her the Schmincke watercolor set just for her, and the Inktense pencils for Christmas presents. I need to add more colors to the Schmincke set, so it has 24 half pans.
Can’t wait for my first pay check by the end of August!!✨🥹❤️❤️
Congrats on your first paycheck!!
@@TheGypsyChic1 thank you thankyouuu💜