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Today I am going to be comparing and sharing my opinion on the $2000 Louis Vuitton Watercolor to the $30 Senneleir Watercolor. Could it be they're the same item?
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Hey Rae, being from Europe I did a little bit of research and the EMB number is not a colour pigment number, but a french packaging number. This means that both tubes were packaged in the exact same factory! So no more speculation there! They are the same! We have something similar here in Germany with foods in discounters, which is why I got that idea. The wasp pictures were amazing!
Yep, pretty normal around the world. (Including the non-discount grocery stores in Germany and everywhere else, by the way.)
Yes! Pigment numbers are usually the same between brands from different manufacturers (eg PG7 is always Pthalo Green no matter the brand)
I couldn’t even see a pigment number on the LV paints, which is a major red flag to me as a watercolour painter. Any respectable art brand always includes pigment numbers.
Uuuuuh. Good detective work! Love how ppl come together to get behind what comes from where and how it`s not worth (with this one obviously) to buy certain things if they are available cheaper and literally the same.
Ty
I wish she would pin this
I don't understand why these fashion brands don't just do a collaboration with a high-end art supplies company?
i mean Sennelier is high end, but they didn't even bother buying artist grade paints
just think about it they made a 1000$+ dollar after spending maybe 30$ on casing and paint and plastering their own brand on it it.
exactly! it would add to their validity as a company
Brands like LV believe that any association with any other brand would dilute their brand. They're a brand that, across the board, exists only for people to be able to say they're paying for that brand because they're rich. There's no promise of quality, having a co-branded name would dilute the exclusivity and the proof that you can spend money on that name. It's not a bug, it's a feature.
it's because they don't care, they know they're going to sell to rich and stupid people just because they're a famous brand
I think the most shocking part is that they didn't even do the artist grade set.They chose to do the student grade set... especially at that price point..
LOL... the most shocking part is that people would spend $2K on these watercolors. Pro artists aren't buying paint from clothing stores - watercolorists aren't spending $2K on a set of basic paints.
Seriously thou
RIGHT?
Louis Vuitton has some nerve, honestly. I mean, obviously we’re expecting that they’re private labeling from an existing art company - paints take YEARS of pigment sourcing, formulation, and testing to get a high quality product that has been tested for light fastness, etc., so I wouldn’t expect them to start their own line from scratch. But to go to a top of the line brand like Sennelier and private label their bargain basement student range?? For what they know they’re about to charge for it??? I have no problem saying it: *it IS a scam.* It is.
100% LV are scam artists through and through lol
Of course LV is a scam. A $2000 purse isn’t any better quality than a $350 one (although it probably is better quality than a $30 purse…). You pay for the label. It’s stupid, and people know this, but somehow people still do it. I’ve never understood why people are willing to monstrously over-pay for something merely because of status.
@@karenneill9109 I don't disagree with that. I'm just saying, if you're going to charge an outrageous price "for the name," the least you can do is private label the better quality product from the same producer. I mean, damn, you'd think they'd want to keep the prestige of their name by not having low quality shit attached.
@@Thebookrat Absolutely! If someone is going to charge a ridiculous price for something, the least they can do is make it excellent quality.
@@karenneill9109 Agreed but we are talking about greedy corporations here who don't care anymore. They literally have the money and time to create hand made products, backed with years of research and product sourcing. They can pay for someone else's expertise in this area and commission exquisitely hand made artist's quality paint but did they... NO. Which shows they dgaf about their customer. I wouldn't buy their crap if I was a millionaire because the integrity in their production is lacking. Eh let's just slap a logo on student grade products it'll cost us a pretty penny but we can jack up the price enough once the logo is on to make a profit. Ewwww LV just ewww...
For $2,000, LV could have at least bought Sennelier's artist grade line. To charge $2,000 for student grade paint is just greed.
@@Bee-Kind-Baker from reading the comments I think the main difference is that the student line just has a little less pigment, so the two of them are both good
@@sparklingdeath1730 Student quality paint will use slightly less pigment, but the big difference is in the more expensive pigments. Student quality will have hues instead of true pigments. So for Cobalt, Cadmium, anything that would be series 3 or above instead of using those they mix 2 or more cheap pigments to make it look the same colour. That leads to inconsistencies when you're mixing colours.
@@Bee-Kind-Baker I read somewhere that main difference between student grade paints and artist grade paints is the lightdastness. Basically artist grade paints resist the test of time way better than student grade paints. Apart from that I use everything student grade because I cannot afford artist grades and I an not advanced enough to see the difference between the two.
All that matters to them is profit margin..... because the PM for this item is insane....they probably pay near to nothing for those art supply batches.
It would still be obscenely greedy to charge $2,000 even for artist grade paint. But then, there are always a few people obscenely stupid enough to buy crap like that for the label.
If you're not going to say they're lying then I will.
I used to work in the retail industry and we had a warehouse for clothes. We shipped to all kinds of stores both high end and low end. The thing was the clothes were ALL THE SAME. They were made by the place I used to work and when we had a high end store place an order and we didn't have enough of the certain item they ordered, we would go to the low end store order, pull the item out, take the low end tags off, sew the high end tags on and send the order to the high end store because they were paying more for the item, but, not much more.
This happens in EVERY industry from clothing, to makeup, to purses, to shoes, to art supplies, to home decor.
People are basically paying for a name, that's it, nothing more.
Capitalism is a wonderful thing isn't it? As long as people are stupid enough to pay for the labels the companies will continue to do it without an ounce of guilt.
Lmk what brands to shop at for plus size men
Pls let us know which brands you're talking about cus I gotta know
I'm pretty sure she didn't say it because she didn't want to get sued lol. But yeah you're right, it's complete lies lol
Happens in the food industry to "name" brand vs generic
Let’s not forget the labeling on the LV packaging & tubes, are removable. As Rae pointed out in the original, the lettering on the box isn’t even etched in, they are stuck on. So in all technicality you could “lose value” as those stickers start to flake.
Edit; I also completely agree at the end, please don’t waste anymore money on LV unless it’s something crazy. At this point we all know (because of your videos) they are a rip off.
Maybe the LV sticker logo thing adds the extra $1999 lol
She probably gets a lot of views (and revenue) from this type of videos. It has been obvious for ages that those products have little to no real value, yet there are still new videos. And each and every is the same as the previous one.
Sorry Rae, it's true
@@Renata-rv7wp definitely a fair point. However, I do think there are some “listing lies” that make the products appear to be more than what they actually are. Either too little info or no up close/in use photos that leave a “well maybe these aren’t garbage.”
@@mcrowcreations I wasn't talking about the products. I obviously think they are garbage, but I guess people who buy Louis Vuitton paints don't care about throwing money to dumpster, anyway. I was just commenting on the fact Rae keeps making these videos even though yeah, we get it, it's shit. That's all.
So.... you can basically get a cricut, copy the LV design, cut it out and stick it onto your own acrylic box and make your own diy LV paint set for way less money. Lol
It's understandable that they have to buy the paint from a manufacturer, but why not pick a very expensive premium one at least?
Then they would have to pay more for it therefore they can't scam everyone
They gotta stay on brand by scamming people
Sennelier is a premium brand and the paints are great. But they used their student line, which is cheaper, has less pigment etc.
@@rikkus then the ones they were using weren't premium, op is right
Yeah
The worst is that Sennelier is a well known well respected iconic brand, It would have done LV well to co brand or acknowledge them for their expertise, but they clearly feared sharing the attention. As for the lack of design by a design company - how dare they simply “posses” an art staple and mark it up. Let me count all their ethics
Sharing the attention is not the issue, but what price they'd be able to sell the product at. Had they stated this is a collab with Sennelier and basically a Sennelier product, then they wouldn't have been able to slap the $2000 price tag on it.
Hey Rae, next time LV puts out an "art supply", a good/fun video might be to see how cheaply you can create your own "copy"--I.E. a case or packaging of a simmilar design that you customize to your specific liking, and then comparable art supplies to go in it or even if you choose premium art supplies, how much cheaper it would be to buy top grade art supplies, a good case for them, and then customize it... which IMO is always worth more than the 200th version of the same "design" with a logo slapped all over it!
Thats a good idea this would be interesting.
Yep , great idea
That would be fun! Just use her own logo instead of LV or whatever
The la petite aquarelle from Sennelier is the student grade version of Sennelier- so that would make sense if the pigment was a bit lower !
Well, the difference between the la patite and la aquarelle is verrry minute. I've used both of them and they act REALLY REALLY similarly!
The paints are generally low pigmented on first layer, but when you add 2nd layer, the colors really pop. Personally I enjoy the Sennelier paints for their reds!!
That explains it! I use sennelier and wondered why these looked different! LOL
The least they could do is put it in a nice case/container. Like a nice glass one or ceramic. Because if the product inside is 🗑 then the item is a staging or decorating item. And by those standards, it has to at least look nice. Looks like something for sale in my nail salon tbh
I use their artist grade paints and they're amazing the student ones just need a ton more layers to have a simular finished product but they aren't bad! Neither are worth $2000 though 😂😂😂
This happens with clothes too. You'll buy some shirt in a very expensive brand and find the same thing in another store, that happens to be cheaper! They buy from the same manufacturer. I have friends in the industry who have told me this.
Yes I'm a fashion designer. ..True we know how the clothes r made nd labelling. ..just little here there quality...but yes if exported the quality ll be different but sometimes local r better..u just know how room buy or knowledge of a fabric nd stitches etc.quality...that's it's brands ll not gurantee all
So being a “maxinista” was right? 🤣
it's common in most industries that make things for us consumers. Sometimes it's custom made just for a specific brand with their material etc. All iphones etc are made this way. But, then it's a far more custom product in the end. But, there's cheaper cell phones that are the same inside and outside with just a different label added to it.
I don't have any friends in the industry, but a few years ago I was on a shopping spree with my cousin and we stopped by this brand name shop that had these groovy glittery fake snakeskin pants being sold for around $40. We both wanted them but they were waaaay too expensive so we didn't get them.
Later on that day we went to the cheapest no-label stores in town, and what did we find but the exact same glittery snake pants being sold for around $10. And that's how I learned that brand names are nothing but lying thieving scammers, and also how I got these wonderful snake pants.
M not against brands..but we should be sensible to mix and match all..obviously brands good brand ll follow some guidelines but then if we have some knowledge about fabric etc we can mix and match and buy whatever we like..nd enjoy after all clothes etc r not forever ...good health nd happiness should be the focus...people don't ve clothes to wear nd we waste money on sometimes useless showoff...do it for ur snot for others..no one ll cum nd keep checking our labels...if they do thn sorry we are not surrounded by good friends. .
In all fairness, I would never buy art supplies from a fashion company. I would rather go purchase from an actual art company. Kind of reminds me when makeup companies start doing crappy skincare. I kinda just think 'stay in your lane?'
I mean, at least for those makeup companies it kinda makes sense.. if you're wearing makeup you at least need basic skincare. And maybe formulated specifically to go under said makeup.
But what business does a high end fashion company have selling watercolours?? At least make it something to use on fabric.
@@doingo648 so people like Kim K can do house tours and show off their 'premium' art supplies
the watercolor version of
" cooperate wants you to find the difference between these photos"
"they are the same photo"
Sigh. That’s sad that they don’t even use the artist quality paint for a product that’s so expensive. I love my artist grade sennelier paints, granted not for $2000 but still. Thanks for the great follow up video! Love the drama. Rae Dizzle, always helping us artists find the deals!!!
I can just picture the LV executives sitting around spitballing what kind of crap they can slap their logo on. Thanks for the video. As always, you're very entertaining and informative.
Amazing that no one commented on how cheap the Sennies were. Artist grade Sennelier would cost around $100 for a 12 pack. Obviously these must be student grade.
Sennelier also makes Jackson's house brand watercolors.
Wow that's crazy!
Which is fine, as Jackson sells at a discount!
I’ve never used the student line, but I do love Sennelier’s pro line.
Oooh!! Very interesting! I love Jackson's 😍
I think that buying very expensive stuff (not just art supplies but most goods) is reasonable only in two cases
1) it's something very specialized and particular brand has years of experience and proved quality.
2) it's indie brand or individual creator that chooses best quality and ethical production (so costs naturally rise).
Otherwise most of the price is just a branding and fashionable logo, because they know what will sell despite the quality
Aquarelle notwithstanding, I'd like to take a second to acknowledge that *fantastic* watercolor Rae did of the insect...twice! It has such a strong trompe l'oeil aspect that captures the bug in a striking, natural light. So we get supplies critique, as well as treated to really good art. It tells me her mental health is improving. Our girl is doing something right. ❤️ Best wishes from the Southwest.
When it comes to products that designer companies don't actually make, (this includes makeup and proving with the art supplies) it is common knowledge they do Private labeling the stuff that they put into packaging. It's seriously just to show off their logo and designer bags/containers. This was a big conversation within the Make up community during the time of Morphy when they begun. (but since then Morphy had actually stopped private labeling). This just the first time people are actually noticing the private labeling on the art supplise because of the exact pencils used from both Chanel (a rather problematic company within it's own right for several reasons) And Louie Vuitton. If you see them exactly the same, it's Private Labeled. And they can get away with it because they're not focusing on the actual art supplies in their subscription. they're focusing on the container they are in.
was just about to sit down and paint and Rae posted this!!! What a perfect timing
go paint
@@mono4171 agreed 👍
@@mono4171 i did finish one!. Thanks for the reminder lol
@@dishanttxd so what did you paint?
@@scrambledeggs6745 a mess. tbh
So in truth....
CHEAP vs CHEAP 🤣🤣🤣
Me: I wonder what song Rae will pick for the drawing/painting portion.
Rae: *picks the come move your body song to whatever it’s called*
Me: …how did I not see that coming?
It's basically her theme song at this point!
basically her equivalent of moriah elizabeth's sprinkle song lol
that's my jam tho lol
@@d3adxb0yxwalk1ng it really is
I love it
The idea of fashion brands selling stuff that’s not “fashion” is so weird to me in the first place but this makes it even worse. Like I don’t get the flex in the first place like…obviously the clothes make sense because you can wear them and show off the logo but like…no one carry’s tubes of paint with them lol
Sometimes the more expensive ones are very similar to the cheap ones.....I'm sure most people have experienced that and it just such a shame :'(
yeah, for me an example is copic markers and ohuhu's
@@BuddythatFrenchie2020 agree copic is overpriced if it werent for the fact that markers run out fast i would buy ohuhu again instead of color pencil
@@stephenmarid.labandria1547
Where I live, even ohuhus r expensive. A single tube of alcohol marker is 60 bucks so....
I just don't understand why these luxury brands just don't private label higher quality products. Do rich people really not care, or do they not actually buy this shit and it's designed only for the influencer crowd.
I went to buy a box for my art supplies. The boxes in the art supplies stores were outrageous. I happened upon a fishing tackle box,exactly like the art supply box. For $20.00 less. Same box,same manufacturer. But as an art box it had a huge mark up.
Paint companies usually use their own labelling system for the pigments (the series of letters and digits that indicates the pigment color). So if it is the same labelling system, it is the same company.
Oh, wow, so fashion brands that was always selling stuff that wasn't worth the price sold the stuff that wasn't worth the price?
Shocking.
I'm literally in tears.
Your loss is my gain. I keep learning about new art companies and products from these videos. :) That paint pallet with the hand strap is super neat!
At least Sennelier’s student grade is a great hobby watercolor paint. Enjoy them!
This is why I dont usually bother with big brand names. You can almost always get the same quality for a fraction of the price! with designer stuff you're literally just paying for the name tag, not the quality!
Rae I hope you see this!!! On a similar topic to this video, I recently saw a Koi watercolor set that looked VERY similar to the Stuart Semple one I've been using... Like identical packaging and everything, palette looks the same except in different order. Similar price range though. Would love to see you test those brands to compare!! Would be kind of disappointed if they were the same because I've always held Stuart Semple to high standards, and the watercolors are marketed as "the colorest watercolors" and their website implies that they came up with it all themselves. Please please please do a test!!!
Lesson to learn here: Don't ever buy art supplies from 'fashion designer' brands, especially if they charge hundreds of dollars for supplies you can get for $30!
EARLY I love your videos so much!! I love seeing you expose art supplies and art companies and informing us about the good and bad in the art world
Can’t wait to see this video great job Rae! :)
I think you should launch you're own brand of art supplies! You have tested so many brands and have good experience
I'd buy yours!
But just imagine that rich person who is that rich that buys 2000$ watercolors without watching a single review and gets that garbage.... like I'm kinda giggling from this picture, it feels like there is some justice in the world...
This happens. Its called white label or private labeling. Look at markers on Amazon, the same marker will have 5-6 different names. You are paying for the name branding on the lv not the product.
They private labeled that brand or they both used the same private labeling company. I just cannot believe they sucked that much for that price. They coulda bought the best paint and STILL made plenty of money. Just proves what you pay for!
if they gonna go to sennelier at least use the artist line l’aquarelle, with $2000 i think you can get the whole 98 color from the l’aquarelle line
I reckon they've brought these out with their label to give as gifts (eg in gift bags) for high-end clients (think stars at the Oscars- they apparently get gift bags there in hope that these A-listers will support their brand). I can imagine these, otherwise, inexpensive paints have been sent to high-end fashion buyers and magazines as part of a Christmas package. Of course they're not worth $2000 but they're trying to make promoters feel 'special'.
Sennelier is a brand that is generally considered really good as far as their soft pastels are concerned... I didn't even know they made watercolours as well... As always, great video Rae, I always look forward to your uploading ❤️ Greetings from Greece
They also make quality watercolors, those are just the student grade ones.
The artist version of the paint is great for super delicate layers. I use them for botanical art.
The artist quality sennelier watercolours are sublime (not vegan though - they have honey in they)
In the coloured pencil sets from the fancy brands, at least you got the case, which was probably the only thing about them that was made by the brand. With the watercolours, you get a clear plastic case with a LV sticker, and the paints, which also have a branded paper wrapper. The whole thing is whitelabeled stuff, and that is just really sad. They could at least have made a fancy bag for the paints, or at least made a clear version of the box the cheap ones came in. I think having a clear palette could be a great way to colour match the paints.
But maybe the LV brush is really special, and worth a thousand dollars?
oh- my- god,i can't believe this.Thats crazy! it really is not worth the money..these clothes brand need to stop coming out with BAD art supplies or any art supplies at all..they didn't even seem to care to search about the best or good quality art supplies..poor your wallet😪😢💔 But the art you made is really beautiful gotta say that!💗
They even do this with food items like milk. That was the first time I had found out that was what was happening. The milk in our city at the time was that we had 1 milk production place cows and all. But I wonder if their are some Prismacolor pencils out there with a less expensive price under a different name. One can only hope
And that is why research has to be made before buying anything in general really...
Tbh im italian and we have our very own trustable brand other than imported things but because of that, when i see this happen, it really get on my nerve because our product are lice 60 time less expensive and MUUUUUUUCH better quality...
Like what? I'm just curious?
@@icanbwatevai1ab what do you mean?
@@hyukiru What trusted brand? If I was in Italy today, where could I get good leather bags and other products? I could care less about the brand names.
@@icanbwatevai1ab i was talking about the fine art product...idk much about fashion
@@hyukiru
I have tried belle arti linen canvases and they are beautiful to work with acrylics and oils.
I have tried maimeri brera acrylic in the colour anthraquinone carmine and It was good.
I have their transparent yellow from their puro oil paint line, haven't tried it yet though
Sarah Renae Clark discussed about white labeling in one of her colored pencil reviews.
Sarah renae Clark is amazing.
I would love to see a comparison of different brands of watercolor paints and/or ranking them by quality! It’s all I‘ve been using as a medium since moving into a carpeted apartment and after a year I’m *finally* at the end of some of my paint tubes
Watercolors last _so_ long!
It’s called private label. Companies will sell their products cheaper to other companies, because these other companies use their own packaging and delivery and advertising. It’s not just art, it’s very common in grocery stores. The grocery store label product could be your higher end product. You have to test them out, because all store brands are not the higher quality. But, once you figure it out, you can save money.
The artist quality paints from sennelier are honestly amazing. They're expensive, but for 2 thousand dollars surely they could've used those instead...
This happens in tons of industries.
Sears did it with Kenmore. Subzero/wolf does it with their appliances. Decor/Samsung. It's extremely common.
LV is a fashion brand. You’re paying for the packaging not the art supply.
The packagin also looked like a cheap pencil case to me but what do I know.
Honestly I wouldn't spend $2k on paints if I had Christian Grey money and they were guaranteed to contain the DNA of Bob Ross himself. 😎 Thanks for your entertaining and informative content!
I don't know what this surprises you anymore. High fashion is all about overspending for not much better quality. At this point it has to be a gag to see what they can actually talk people into buying.
“…why these LV art supplies are not worth the price…”
Because they white labeled some inexpensive supplies and jacked up the price because their precious logo is on it 🤮. I don’t need to watch the whole episode to know this. (I will but still…$
Disgusting! I read an article a few years ago stating that high end handbag components are made in the same factories in China as the cheap handbags but the components are then sent to France, for example, and put together in their factory by Chinese workers that were sent there so that they can actually label them “Made in France”.
So basically you wasted over 1800 on an acrylic box.
Like the Gucci brand
your videos quite literally give me a reason to keep living. thank you for being so inspiring and for fuelling young artist like me! love from kenya!
Reminds me a bit of the Amazon Basics colored pencils set and the Marco Raffine' set. Except there actually is a difference between the pencils in that we had a waxier and oilier set. Even the color numbers are the same.
So...yeah. Louis Vuitton is all about that packaging and label. I guess if you are the Kardashians, paying $2k for $30 paint is just for that box and the name label.
I love you Rae. I am glad you haven't given up on making videos.
Thanx.
It's disgusting when top companies do that, daylight robbery!
Lol is it just me? Every time she says “loo-uh” Vuitton I’m so caught off guard
Love the vids they are so fun to watch! I love art and watching you makes me always want to draw something
Same
Sameee!!
Thank you for helping to awaken people to the fact that this is how these "designer" corporations work. you're paying for their name. Now that we know their name is no good people can stop wasting money on a name and use that money to change somebody's day. There is so much need out there and LV needs nothing but to stop their criminal behavior.
I'm not even an artist, at least a painter, but this channel is just so great, you make some great stuff. Thanks!
In my opinion Luis vittion has a big name for purses, wallets and clothes in the marketing industry so they thought why not just sell other companies' products with our name slapped on it. Luis vittion is great for purses and shoes and clothes but when it comes to art supplies,maybe they should not sell them, stick to what ur good at
Hey
I just wanna say I've been a really big fan of you since the past three years and I love your videos so much
You inspire me as an artist
People can't afford gasoline, and others pay $2000 for 10 tubes of paint? Unbelievable!
The packaging bugs me more than anything, why would they not make an attractive and sturdy metal palette!
Yes! Another SuperRaeDizzle video!!
Isn't the price of these products mostly about the case or bag it comes in? The price isn't really about how good the art supply is, right?
The acrylic casing also looks like shit
EMB is not the pigment abbreviation. Pigment abbreviations begin with P. (PR, PB, PY, and so on.)
Girl, I haven't practiced with colored pencils in years. I just finished a piece I had started a year ago. Thanks for inspiring me!
I think they are only doing this to promote their watercolor line of clothing. Even the site seems to be saying you're paying for the box and the paint brush, and it comes with basically free watercolors...
Reading the title i felt its about lv, and here we are ! LV art products are just ughh🤡
Hey, love your art
They are definitely the same. Not to mention that the designer box itself is useless, whereas the Sennelier palette is a standard (their pan palettes are even better.)
Any doubt I had was gone when the pigment numbers matched
I love your vids I watch them for hours when I draw keep up the amazing vids!!!
Rae, it is actually not that uncommon for art companies to use the same company to manufacture their art supplies these so called art companies that will ask that company to make them a set a pencils but slap on their (art company) brand name on it. it been going on too long in the world of art supplies.
They rent the factory for a day, or half a day, and change the labels and containers slightly, to make something that’s considered another product, factories have been doing that since the early seventies. I’ve worked in a few.
Now I wanna buy the $30 dollar one lol, that wasp turned out awesome. The sticky texture of the paint fresh out of the tube reminds me of Van Gogh watercolors which I have some individual colors from.
Hiii...Rae :-)
U are a best inspiration .....
Love all your videos...
" Wish you could do your next video by using colour pencil art (inspired by darkrtone models) "
Stop buying LV 2022. That’s what I’m getting out of this 👍🏻
Paying for brand name. And brand name alone. I am always suspicious of big brand names that do stuff like this where they offer a product that isn’t their usual line of business. The hype is all about the brand name, not the product.
I bought a pallet under $10 and did my own sleeve glove. Added glue and walla! Fits like a glove when I paint. To heck with fashion companies selling that when I make my own 😊
I will say, as a watercolorist, they way you use the watercolor is supposed to be in thin layers that allow for transparency. A lot of artists will allow the watercolor to dry first, then reactivate with water to avoid using too much of the raw paint. As well as when using them wet, you are only supposed to use a small amount with your brush and mix with water. I would avoid taking such a large amount of the paint and just filling with water as this makes it hard to judge just how much paint you are using and leads to too much paint being used.
European watercolors tend to be more muted in color to allow for layering, and you must layer to get full color of the paints. If you want a bright watercolor, I would recommend some eastern watercolor brands like Kuretake or Mijello Mission gold.
It's unfair to judge a watercolor on brightness because often they are designed to be light and transparent.
Yes!! Totally agree.
Yeah true to all of that but Kuretake is not exactly watercolor it's actually called gansai paint.
@@lilithart5614 Kuretake is a brand that makes gansai paint!
@@KittykatYo1 yeah I meant that. Bad wording.
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I've known for years that they and every other luxury brand does this with all their "non specialty" products! its a huge scam honestly! buying anything from a luxury brand like LV is a scam to me!
awesome video though im glad more people will realize this!
Louis Vuitton is not an art supply company. These items aren't really meant to be used as art supplies (as silly as it may sound). They're either considered LV collectibles (for example for fancy/rich artists who might like LV or high-end products in general) or are bought purely for the packaging (which they may or may not use). The point is that the "art supply" inside the packaging is most likely just meant as a placeholder for better quality supplies artists already have. The same goes for the pencil cases. It would make no sense for a fashion company to spend lots of money in Research and Development in art supplies when it's not their main business, which is why they white-label products from other companies. This is extremely common in the art-supply world and is nothing "shocking" nor anything new.
I'm sorry you're like this. You must have had a lot of terrible things happen to make you end up to be the person you are now.
@@Cove_Blue What are you on about? Are you having a stroke sweetie?
@@axon130 I bet you have a lot of friends, huh?
Hi I’ve watched you since 2020 I became a better artist thank you rae
Who'd have thought that the high fashion industry is a big scam, lol.
This is the reason I am not excited about luxury brands. I buy cute purses at Marshalls or Ross, or I even design my own with my artwork on Zazzle. Just do not get the appeal of these luxury brands.
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Payne's grey is my favourite too. I just learned how to mix it and I'm super happy
its a shame the did not even put a pro set of colours in.... the Sennelier student set is a ok starting point for new watercolour artists
I don't think it's disappointing that LV puts their label on a product they didn't specifically create. A lot of brands do that and it's pretty common practice. What IS disappointing is that they didn't choose a quality product to do that with. This tells me that LV is waaaaaay more concerned with the money they can rake in than the actual quality of their products. I would be wary of literally anything from LV at this point. And this is NOT a dig at Sennelier, because they are upfront about their paint - it's student quality and is being sold at a reasonable price point. So, good for Sennelier and boooooooo to LV. (Edit to add that Sennelier also sells a higher quality line that LV could have chosen but did not.)
Even the best artist watercolors would not have been worth $2000. It's clear to anyone, even without having tested the paints, that the price is not about the paints but about the bragging object, in this case a clear plastic box with stickers on it. I could laugh at this, if it weren't such sad proof of how unfairly wealth is distributed in the world. People using their money to buy themselves genuinely nice or useful things is one thing, but this LV watercolor set is on the NFT-level of brain-free frivolousness.
I can’t believe the amount of money that was between them. And that it looks like the same, it is just the unbelievable!!! 😅