And had my pencils for a long time and I just started using them on canvas I'm really enjoying them and then I put a sealer over it so you can wash it like Fabric and I'm really really enjoying it in the colors are just beautiful
terrific comparisons, and articulate about the similarities and differences. great job. thanks. i've been enjoying the woodless arteza w/c pencils and their water brush set is quality for me. i finally understand why i don't use some pencils (like derwent watercolor pencils vs inktense which are ink, not watercolor) over others. and i think surfaces are the crucial element, as i prefer a hot press watercolor paper (like fabriano) vs a cold press paper of any brand. i'm less of a watercolorist and more of a color user in mixing medias as the mood strikes. your observations and applications are very useful. i think you could use your templates, make an ebook and sell it on etsy....
That might have something to do with it being cold pressed paper and and not a hot pressed paper it's a highly textured paper that you're using I'm just wondering if that might have something to do with it
I was just thinking about you! Yes I’m ok. I have been working on a project that was supposed to take a few days it took almost a month. It’s been just busy. Some videos that aren’t live have required insane amounts of editing one video has over 480 edits and cuts 😱 and it’s just been a killer. I’ll go into it more on my next video.
@@ColoringKaria I thought of you on Tuesday and was going to say it, but forgot. Lost a couple of fillings so I have to get a dentist through the gov't. Luckily it doesn't hurt. I have been watching a LOT of rescue kitty videos lately. Just totally hooked. Korea has loads of feral cats. People feed them, and if a kitty gets stuck somewhere, the whole neighborhood will show up to save it. They have a Pet Rescue team and people let them cut pipes and sides of houses to save the kitties. But after a cat is spayed or neutered, they are fine to just let them be feral.
I’m alive but it’s been a hard hard year. I’ll be back as soon as my health allows. I even have some videos that are finished but I haven’t the energy to upload and edit.
When I use these watercolor pencils I find they feel kinda smeary/slippery. Like the binder kind of sits on top rather than sinking into the paper. I don't think they do as well in coloring books as the Faber Castel Albrecht Durer. They just seem streaky because of the slippery binder. I love that color coyote, though.
Julie M - NOTHING is as good as the Durers, lol. I have the Arteza set and am buying the Durer open stock and there’s quite a difference in the feel of the lay down and in the dissolvability when activated. I use the Arteza more on their sides in order to get a smooth result. It doesn’t matter with the Durerep pencils because they’re smooth whether I use their points or sides.
vegasrenie you did say nothing was as good as the albretch durer, but if someone has a different budget than yours that’s not necessarily true. I try to remember that budget vary. If someone has the means for the museum Aquarelle pencils I would not want to discourage them as they amazing pencils. 😉
@@ColoringKaria In general. It is my understanding that Watercolour brushes are really ink. Are Watercolour pencils closer to the true watercolour media? If you have tried both which do you prefer?
So yes and no. SOME brands of watercolor markers are in fact ink but others claim at least to be real watercolor pigment and even give you the pigment numbers. It really depends. To me the closest to traditional watercolor are the museum aquarelle pencils by caran d ache. I have reviewed them and they are spectacular. They are also expensive $270+ for 72 colors. Second closest I would say is the albrecht durer watercolor markers. These blend and mix as well as many brands of watercolor paints. These I have also reviewed.
And had my pencils for a long time and I just started using them on canvas I'm really enjoying them and then I put a sealer over it so you can wash it like Fabric and I'm really really enjoying it in the colors are just beautiful
It's not just you the trays are very hard to get out of the box. Very great review BTW!
Ah ok! Thank you for letting me know.
terrific comparisons, and articulate about the similarities and differences. great job. thanks. i've been enjoying the woodless arteza w/c pencils and their water brush set is quality for me. i finally understand why i don't use some pencils (like derwent watercolor pencils vs inktense which are ink, not watercolor) over others. and i think surfaces are the crucial element, as i prefer a hot press watercolor paper (like fabriano) vs a cold press paper of any brand. i'm less of a watercolorist and more of a color user in mixing medias as the mood strikes. your observations and applications are very useful. i think you could use your templates, make an ebook and sell it on etsy....
Thank you so much. That’s a great idea. I’ll totally look into it.
That might have something to do with it being cold pressed paper and and not a hot pressed paper it's a highly textured paper that you're using I'm just wondering if that might have something to do with it
Make a sand paper dish to rub media on it for granules than can be wetted to create wash : pencils,sticks,bricks,etc.....
Haven't seen a video for awhile. Glad you are ok!
I was just thinking about you!
Yes I’m ok. I have been working on a project that was supposed to take a few days it took almost a month. It’s been just busy. Some videos that aren’t live have required insane amounts of editing one video has over 480 edits and cuts 😱 and it’s just been a killer.
I’ll go into it more on my next video.
@@ColoringKaria I thought of you on Tuesday and was going to say it, but forgot.
Lost a couple of fillings so I have to get a dentist through the gov't. Luckily it doesn't hurt.
I have been watching a LOT of rescue kitty videos lately. Just totally hooked. Korea has loads of feral cats. People feed them, and if a kitty gets stuck somewhere, the whole neighborhood will show up to save it. They have a Pet Rescue team and people let them cut pipes and sides of houses to save the kitties. But after a cat is spayed or neutered, they are fine to just let them be feral.
I wished you were still making videos.
I’m alive but it’s been a hard hard year. I’ll be back as soon as my health allows. I even have some videos that are finished but I haven’t the energy to upload and edit.
@@ColoringKaria I Will keep you and your fur babies in my thoughts. Hope you feel better soon
Thank you so much.
When I use these watercolor pencils I find they feel kinda smeary/slippery. Like the binder kind of sits on top rather than sinking into the paper. I don't think they do as well in coloring books as the Faber Castel Albrecht Durer. They just seem streaky because of the slippery binder.
I love that color coyote, though.
Ah! I didn’t even think about that! You are right it is totally the binder! Yes you are right about that.
Julie M - NOTHING is as good as the Durers, lol. I have the Arteza set and am buying the Durer open stock and there’s quite a difference in the feel of the lay down and in the dissolvability when activated. I use the Arteza more on their sides in order to get a smooth result. It doesn’t matter with the Durerep pencils because they’re smooth whether I use their points or sides.
vegasrenie LOL I mostly agree. I LOVE my ADs but I will say the museum Aquarelle are really amazing. Very special pencils.
@@ColoringKaria - And they soooo. not in my budget!
vegasrenie you did say nothing was as good as the albretch durer, but if someone has a different budget than yours that’s not necessarily true. I try to remember that budget vary. If someone has the means for the museum Aquarelle pencils I would not want to discourage them as they amazing pencils. 😉
i wish i could have one like this😢
I have a question, Watercolour pencils or Watercolor Brush Pens? I haven't used either and I am just interested.
Hmm are you asking about this brand only or in general?
@@ColoringKaria In general. It is my understanding that Watercolour brushes are really ink. Are Watercolour pencils closer to the true watercolour media? If you have tried both which do you prefer?
So yes and no. SOME brands of watercolor markers are in fact ink but others claim at least to be real watercolor pigment and even give you the pigment numbers. It really depends. To me the closest to traditional watercolor are the museum aquarelle pencils by caran d ache. I have reviewed them and they are spectacular. They are also expensive $270+ for 72 colors. Second closest I would say is the albrecht durer watercolor markers. These blend and mix as well as many brands of watercolor paints. These I have also reviewed.
@@ColoringKaria Thanks!
Its not that you have fat fingers !! lol !!! it's just a cheap plastik + a cheap packaging !!
; )
Ah ok! Well that’s to be expected at this price range. That or cardboard boxes.
Isn't it pretty