Cobalt Green PG50 vs Cobalt Teal Blue PG50

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  • Опубликовано: 8 дек 2024

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  • @zenbkk
    @zenbkk 5 лет назад +12

    Now it becomes my daily routine to watch your channel before going to bed.
    Very positive and useful channel for artists and everyone. ❤️

  • @LeesChannel
    @LeesChannel 5 лет назад +15

    With cobalt you could almost make a complete palette. There's cobalt green, cobalt teal/turquoise, cobalt blue, cobalt violet, cobalt yellow (aureolin), and cobalt black.

    • @canguroviajero
      @canguroviajero 5 лет назад +1

      Lee's Channel I love cobalt variations 🌈

    • @jengoodwyn2715
      @jengoodwyn2715 5 лет назад +1

      I love the cobalt colours, too! I didn't know there was a cobalt black!

    • @LeesChannel
      @LeesChannel 5 лет назад +2

      @@jengoodwyn2715 Yeah, I have it as part of the 34 color Mission Gold Pure Pigment set. There's not a lot of information out there about it.

    • @LeesChannel
      @LeesChannel 4 года назад +1

      @@madametj True, and there's Cobalt Zirconium Cerulean, Cobalt Blue Light/Dark, Cobalt Green Deep...

    • @monsoon_magic2874
      @monsoon_magic2874 3 года назад

      Cobalt magenta as well...

  • @mechantechatonne
    @mechantechatonne 5 лет назад +6

    I have Winsor and Newton Cobalt Turquoise Light. It is PG50 as well and a series 4 color. It was less expensive than the Daniel Smith version when I bought it because Dick Blick had a spring sale on Winsor and Newton watercolors. I LOVE the color. It's so vibrant and beautiful and the granulation is fascinating.

  • @yasao_art
    @yasao_art 5 лет назад +9

    Since I can't paint at the moment due to participating in Inktober, I really miss my watercolors, so watching you mix paints is really satisfying for me. Thank you for the beautiful color comparison, I'd love to see more like this >U

  • @jdub3853
    @jdub3853 5 лет назад +3

    I use PG50 Cobalt Teal Blue. It's not on my field palette, but I do use it at home on my 24 color palette. I also love it for the granulation and it's actually rather close to primary cyan. It's not a great primary mixer though, in my opinion. I mix it with Phthalo Blue for interesting skies and I also use it for shadows in ice or on snow. It works really well for that.

    • @everartokelli
      @everartokelli 5 лет назад

      agree, DS Cobalt Teal Blue is a great color as it keeps it's own identity in mixes, so great for landscape and cityscapes, but not a primary mixer that will make lots of colors, not necessarily a beginner blue. There are versions of Cobalt Teal/Turquoise that have softer granulation. I've actually been playing with Phthalo Turquoise as my primary blue for my summer palette, which brightens my palette.

  • @StephenMarkTurner
    @StephenMarkTurner 5 лет назад +3

    I have the QOR Cobalt Teal pg50. The separation in addition to the granulation makes it great for more experimental looks. I really like it with Pyrrole Red among others.

  • @christianmccann7884
    @christianmccann7884 5 лет назад +5

    Cobalt teal one of favourite colours .. Iv only got it in QOR I haven't tried DS or schminke version yet but white nights version of cobalt Turquoise is also quite beautiful

  • @ninner196
    @ninner196 Год назад

    When cobalt teal and the rest are mixed with several colors especially phaloblue red shade it is like a wonderful dupe for Cerulean with the granulation particles, like Verditer blue, it’s very beautiful.😊

  • @grannieannie1371
    @grannieannie1371 3 года назад +1

    Art spectrum does a pg50 which is very similar to schminke cobalt turquoise. It's a lovely colour.

  • @zerocalvin
    @zerocalvin 5 лет назад +4

    cobalt turquoise is a very nice colors, I'm planning to switch to it from manganese blue hue once I used up all my manganese blue hue... however I'm using a PB28 version from holbein which is more blue than PG50 version..
    if you manage to get your hand on a PB28 version of cobalt turquoise, please do a comparison video much like you did with Ultramarine vs French Ultramarine or Phthalo Blue G.S vs Phthalo Blue R.S.

  • @lynn_thinks
    @lynn_thinks 5 лет назад

    Teoh, this is helpful. I appreciate your helping us see how certain pigments granulate more than others. My painting is not yet at a level to be able to leverage the differences in granulation, but I find this helpful for the future. 👍🎨🖌🌟

  • @vwood2
    @vwood2 5 лет назад

    Thank you! The colour mixes are gorgeous.

  • @higherground711
    @higherground711 5 лет назад

    They're beautiful! 👍😀 If I had a large paint box I'd put them in pans and use both.

  • @sheripatson5787
    @sheripatson5787 5 лет назад

    I like the granulation in these colors you can tell the difference in good quality paint seems the higher cotton paper would always work well

  • @jengoodwyn2715
    @jengoodwyn2715 5 лет назад

    I see a face in the Schminke cobalt turquoise swatch. Lol. I love your paint reviews.

  • @森下典樹
    @森下典樹 5 лет назад +1

    I love cobalt colors 😀

  • @Donna_G
    @Donna_G 5 лет назад

    I don't have any turquoise on my palette. I do have Sleeping Beauty Turquoise from Daniel Smith's Primtek series. I love the color. The only cobalt color that I have is Cobalt Blue from Daniel Smith. I have tube green; but, it is Phthalo Green also from Daniel Smith. I'm beginning to think that I have too many paints.

  • @moonram2569
    @moonram2569 5 лет назад

    Thanks for yet another interesting comparison :)

  • @marmar1293
    @marmar1293 5 лет назад

    Those color mixes are beautiful :3

  • @stephanielush7345
    @stephanielush7345 5 лет назад +1

    What made you choose watercolours as a medium? Have you tried other painting mediums like oil or acrylic?

    • @teohyc
      @teohyc  5 лет назад

      Watercolour is easy to get into without much setup

  • @jenniefrench1338
    @jenniefrench1338 5 лет назад

    Try DaVinci cobalt green hue. It's beautiful.

  • @maryalgar8779
    @maryalgar8779 5 лет назад +2

    Does anyone have experience with M. Graham's cobalt teal? Do you like it?

    • @redkitty0x865
      @redkitty0x865 5 лет назад +1

      It’s very good and easy to reset. It has a nice tinting strength because of the rewettability. However it doesn’t really ever fully dry due to being made honey. Overall a very beautiful color, and almost identical to the schmincke version. I like it a lot.

    • @redkitty0x865
      @redkitty0x865 5 лет назад

      I meant easy to re-wet before.

    • @maryalgar8779
      @maryalgar8779 5 лет назад

      @@redkitty0x865 Thank you for your input. I'm wondering if you live in a warm/humid climate and hence the non-drying. Living in Canada, I have not experienced that with the M. Graham paints I have. Or is it unique to this colour, I wonder.

    • @redkitty0x865
      @redkitty0x865 5 лет назад

      For me personally, I haven’t experienced any running issues as long as I let it set up mostly, but they do still stay sticky for the most part if I touch them. I think it does depend on the color a bit though, but I don’t think the teal is necessarily more sticky. Maybe a bit. I know their anthraquinone blue, or indanthrone in other colors, is a particularly sticky one from past experience, though it would not run if I put it in a palette and it got turned upside down. Unless freshly poured. Also you’re welcome :)

    • @vwood2
      @vwood2 5 лет назад +1

      I’ll just add that I’m in Canada too - Nova Scotia, and I ordered paint directly from M Graham a few years ago. It’s beautiful paint but it wouldn’t set here, even after months a sunny window. I eventually stopped using it because I take my palette outside and it kept making such a mess and contaminating other colours. But you may find it’s great where you live.

  • @MissMagic
    @MissMagic 5 лет назад +1

    Why is this turquoise colour is called 'teal' by Americans and American brands like Daniel Smith? Anyone know why the difference in language around this colour?

    • @LeesChannel
      @LeesChannel 5 лет назад +1

      The used pretty much interchangeably however the differentiating factor is that turquoise is a rock and a color.

    • @MissMagic
      @MissMagic 5 лет назад +1

      A teal is a duck - with a flash of teal coloured feathers on it's head. Teal the colour as we call it here in the UK that is!

    • @everartokelli
      @everartokelli 5 лет назад +1

      Daniel Smith also sells a Cobalt Turquoise, PG36, which is darker and more of a blue-green color (oddly closer to teal), so they needed another name for the PG50 brighter color.

    • @labaccident2010
      @labaccident2010 5 лет назад +1

      This has always confused me too (I am american) as I thought teal was supposed to be a dark blue-y green color.

  • @jenniefrench1338
    @jenniefrench1338 4 года назад

    The cobalt teal is a horrible mixer. Cobalt turquoise on the other hand is awesome the granulation is much more beautiful. I through out the cobalt teal but love the turquoise. Sometimes the heavy heavy granulation is just a bit much and one doesn't know until it's dry. I had hoped to see more mixes with the cobalt green. Take care.

  • @richardmika2136
    @richardmika2136 5 лет назад +1

    i have a hard time finding good grens in any pigment can name your pet cobalt blue lol