The Mission Gold is that company's highest grade watercolors. They have a much better light fastness. The Shinhan are great to experiment and play with but most colors will fade and discolor over time. The Mission Gold are much more expensive on the sites I've seen but the quality is worth the price.
Your video helped me decide to buy set of shinhan- I really like them, they are VERY bright and the cost was so afforable- I already own and love the mijellos and wanted to try something new :)
I'm super excited as my Shinhan set is arriving tomorrow! Your video was very helpful and I'm so glad I had already purchased my Shinhan set! Thanks again. Hugz, Tree
Mission Gold wet-on-wet for the win... but sorry - nothing compares to a nice palette of 12-15 Daniel Smiths... you can have your set of 36 or 48.. just give me a 12 warm/cool combos plus some quin gold, convenience green and neutral tint - and I'm a happy camper!
at first i was dead set on w&n..i currently work with a cheap student grade set..and ofcourse the colors arent vibrant..but now ive been introduced to mijello and i am really interested in them..so interested till i completely forgot about getting a w&n set..mijello all the way!!!
wana_ nescafe Hi I'm from Australia 🇦🇺 I was wondering if you had an old watercolor set that you was not happy with that you would like to donate to me I have paper and brushes but can't afored the pant I m on a Disability pension I am bed bond so would love to try panting to give me something to fill in my days I understand if you can't help me Peter Rose
This video is so good! Your tests and organization helpfully demonstrates the differences between the paints. So not only are you helpful, but it kind of doubles as a satisfying motivational video so I can get organizing and swatching my own paints! Thank you!
Thank you so much for your detailed comparison review. I am a Shin Han user and was wondering about mission gold. I do a lot of layering and lifting the color, so after I see your color chart, I will stick with Shin Han.
I'm very blessed to live in Settle WA USA the home of Daniel Smith. Have taken classes at Daniel Smith, wonderful. About once a year they given tours of their warehouses and factory. What a treat. John Conley, owner, also gives demos about their pigments,the different kinds of paints. Such as Primatic, Irredecients, plus the regular paints. All of their colors will last over 100 years. Are color fast for at least 100 years.
You always do such a great job on these comparisons (actually on all of your videos!). Thank you for taking the time to do them (I have been a long time follower, just rarely comment). I have the peerless watercolors and the Kuretake Gansai Tambi Watercolors and love them both, but am looking at moving to something like this as I learn more about water colors. I need to really practice though before I start purchasing more water colors! ;-)
+Kim Glasgow Thank you for your sweet lovely comments, Kim! So glad you find these helpful and I hope to do more in the future :) Watercolor tubes can be a big step for we crafters but they are so much fun!
Fabulous video, especially the swatches and recording the information. I recently bought two of the 33 well Majello palettes to create a palette of my new Turner Artist Concentrated Watercolor Paints. I would love it if you would add that company to your list of videos reviews to do. It's supposed to be a higher end quality paint that in not as expensive at the top line companies and they have a very large number of paints to choose from....hence my eternal need to buy "just a few extra colors...." I'm glad to have found your channel and will explore the remainder of your videos.
I wish you would have said each color as you sswatched the ShinHan. There are very few videos on them. It was nice to see some, anyway. I am buying ShinHan for their transparency.
Thank you for this review. Love bith brands from Korea. But for now, please consider making a comparison between Mission Gold and Shinhan PWC Artist Grade. They are more matching. Shinhan SWC is only second to PWC when it comes to quality.
Is there really any difference between PWC and SWC? Because I actually asked if there is a difference between PWC and SWC and I've been told by Shinhan that SWC is for the paints being sold in Korea and the PWC is for the international market.
@@lauralange7876 yes, i hear that info alot as well. i am actually confused. Because in their website, it says that the pwc has the highest lightfastness, while the professional only has high lightfastness. Is the professional same with swc?
Allan Jay Quesada The SWC line is not the same as the “professional” line. From everything I’ve looked up, SWC and PWC seem to be exactly the same. The line called professional is entirely different.
@@labaccident2010 yes, the pwc and pro are very different. Imnactually confused between pwc and swc because their website says pwc has the highest light fastblness while the swc only has high. I dont know if they just have some issues with regards to the information stated, but from the packaging of both pwc and swc, they avtually arr the same except for the letters s and p. 😊 i think pwc and swc use the same brochure info (based on reviews ive watched), only that pwc has more colors. 😊
Allan Jay Quesada my Swc set says “not for export outside Korea” on the side. As far as I can tell, it’s probably just a label change or they renamed the swc to pwc, since Jackson’s art is basically selling the pwc and getting rid of their swc paints and the shinhan website doesn’t have swc on there anymore, just pwc.
I have Shinhan and Cotman and there is no comparison in my opinion. Shinhan is vibrant, smooth, creamy and rewet very easily. I think they are far superior to Cotman, not even close!
they do make great pallette! many different types I'm looking for the large studio pallette that has 52 you make nice videos so thankyou very much...one thing that makes me crazy is that you call the paints gold mission it's Mission Gold ! LOL its my artist brain that gets upset when I hear you say that.... I'm sorry I don't want to offend you or hurt your feelings in anyway 😔
How well do these work for squeezing into a portable watercolor palette, drying, and then reactivating later? This information would be useful. Thanks. ^_^ So some colors are transparent and some are semi-transparent.
+James Barton they work really well when reactivated with water! But I like to squeeze out small amount to the pallets so I can keep using fresher ones sooner :)
Scraps & Stamps oh, ok. So the higher the quality of the paint the smoother the paint would be? Or is that for certain brands? Just wanted to know since im using Pro Art water colors and they might be more than just a little old but still work alright
Kiddy Wolf If I have understood this from questions I’ve asked, I think it’s more about the amount of binding in the pigment. So artist grade colors can crack just like student grade if they’ve been formulated to have less binding agents for flow. It isn’t necessarily a mark of cheap paint, but that said, student and craft grade paints tend to crack far more often. I think they crack because of fillers instead of binding formulations.
thanks so much for this video!! exactly what i was looking for :) do either of these brands appear chalky when they dry? like if you rub on them, is there some colored dust left on your fingers? ahhh i hate that! haha but i really doubt these brands do that
The Mission Gold is that company's highest grade watercolors. They have a much better light fastness. The Shinhan are great to experiment and play with but most colors will fade and discolor over time. The Mission Gold are much more expensive on the sites I've seen but the quality is worth the price.
Thank you for taking the time to explore your findings in a video. Your video was well organized and informative. Thanks for sharing!
Your video helped me decide to buy set of shinhan- I really like them, they are VERY bright and the cost was so afforable- I already own and love the mijellos and wanted to try something new :)
I'm super excited as my Shinhan set is arriving tomorrow! Your video was very helpful and I'm so glad I had already purchased my Shinhan set! Thanks again. Hugz, Tree
Mission Gold wet-on-wet for the win... but sorry - nothing compares to a nice palette of 12-15 Daniel Smiths... you can have your set of 36 or 48.. just give me a 12 warm/cool combos plus some quin gold, convenience green and neutral tint - and I'm a happy camper!
I lovvvvvvvve my Shinhan Watercolors, they are stunning, just awesome and soooooo affordable!
at first i was dead set on w&n..i currently work with a cheap student grade set..and ofcourse the colors arent vibrant..but now ive been introduced to mijello and i am really interested in them..so interested till i completely forgot about getting a w&n set..mijello all the way!!!
+wanaartplus 1230 mijello would a perfect one to give a try!
wana_ nescafe Hi I'm from Australia 🇦🇺 I was wondering if you had an old watercolor set that you was not happy with that you would like to donate to me I have paper and brushes but can't afored the pant I m on a Disability pension I am bed bond so would love to try panting to give me something to fill in my days I understand if you can't help me Peter Rose
This video is so good! Your tests and organization helpfully demonstrates the differences between the paints. So not only are you helpful, but it kind of doubles as a satisfying motivational video so I can get organizing and swatching my own paints! Thank you!
Holly Jolly Thank you!!!
Thank you so much for your detailed comparison review. I am a Shin Han user and was wondering about mission gold. I do a lot of layering and lifting the color, so after I see your color chart, I will stick with Shin Han.
I'm very blessed to live in Settle WA USA the home of Daniel Smith. Have taken classes at Daniel Smith, wonderful. About once a year they given tours of their warehouses and factory. What a treat. John Conley, owner, also gives demos about their pigments,the different kinds of paints. Such as Primatic, Irredecients, plus the regular paints. All of their colors will last over 100 years. Are color fast for at least 100 years.
No, they are not. Some of the colors are fugitive.
Great review.I really wanted to know about the Shinhan.
Great comparison video! Thank you for sharing. I'm glad I bought Mijello Mission Gold! :)
You always do such a great job on these comparisons (actually on all of your videos!). Thank you for taking the time to do them (I have been a long time follower, just rarely comment). I have the peerless watercolors and the Kuretake Gansai Tambi Watercolors and love them both, but am looking at moving to something like this as I learn more about water colors. I need to really practice though before I start purchasing more water colors! ;-)
+Kim Glasgow Thank you for your sweet lovely comments, Kim! So glad you find these helpful and I hope to do more in the future :) Watercolor tubes can be a big step for we crafters but they are so much fun!
Fabulous video, especially the swatches and recording the information. I recently bought two of the 33 well Majello palettes to create a palette of my new Turner Artist Concentrated Watercolor Paints. I would love it if you would add that company to your list of videos reviews to do. It's supposed to be a higher end quality paint that in not as expensive at the top line companies and they have a very large number of paints to choose from....hence my eternal need to buy "just a few extra colors...." I'm glad to have found your channel and will explore the remainder of your videos.
+Caroline Honse thanks for watching Caroline! Ive never heard of the Tutner Brand but will add to the future ones to review :)
I wish you would have said each color as you sswatched the ShinHan. There are very few videos on them. It was nice to see some, anyway. I am buying ShinHan for their transparency.
The color is sooo pretty 😍😍😍😍 thank you for sharing
Do these dry well without cracking and falling out of the palette?
Yes, they do not break..mijello is more moist than shinhan but both rewet beatifully
Thank you for filming!
+Tiffany Grey Thank you for watching!
Tiffany Gre
Thanks for sharing your experience. Is there any effect in the quality of artwork, if I will put my paint in my pallete and then use it late?
Thank you for this review. Love bith brands from Korea. But for now, please consider making a comparison between Mission Gold and Shinhan PWC Artist Grade. They are more matching. Shinhan SWC is only second to PWC when it comes to quality.
Is there really any difference between PWC and SWC? Because I actually asked if there is a difference between PWC and SWC and I've been told by Shinhan that SWC is for the paints being sold in Korea and the PWC is for the international market.
@@lauralange7876 yes, i hear that info alot as well. i am actually confused. Because in their website, it says that the pwc has the highest lightfastness, while the professional only has high lightfastness. Is the professional same with swc?
Allan Jay Quesada The SWC line is not the same as the “professional” line. From everything I’ve looked up, SWC and PWC seem to be exactly the same. The line called professional is entirely different.
@@labaccident2010 yes, the pwc and pro are very different. Imnactually confused between pwc and swc because their website says pwc has the highest light fastblness while the swc only has high. I dont know if they just have some issues with regards to the information stated, but from the packaging of both pwc and swc, they avtually arr the same except for the letters s and p. 😊 i think pwc and swc use the same brochure info (based on reviews ive watched), only that pwc has more colors. 😊
Allan Jay Quesada my Swc set says “not for export outside Korea” on the side. As far as I can tell, it’s probably just a label change or they renamed the swc to pwc, since Jackson’s art is basically selling the pwc and getting rid of their swc paints and the shinhan website doesn’t have swc on there anymore, just pwc.
I have Shinhan and Cotman and there is no comparison in my opinion. Shinhan is vibrant, smooth, creamy and rewet very easily. I think they are far superior to Cotman, not even close!
Great video!!! Thank u, very helpful!
nice,thanks for comparing these!
Which brushes are you using in this video?
Thank you for the great review! ❤️
Kindly made and compare the intensity of Mission gold/Daniel Smith.
great video! tbh when I first heard your voice i thought u are Rie from Tasty :)
Which paper did you use?
Why the Mission Gold Water Color Set, 36 colors is more cheaper then Mission Gold Water Color Set, 34 Colors?
Slash 36 colors are only 7.5ml
they do make great pallette! many different types I'm looking for the large studio pallette that has 52
you make nice videos so thankyou very much...one thing that makes me crazy is that you call the paints gold mission it's Mission Gold ! LOL its my artist brain that gets upset when I hear you say that.... I'm sorry I don't want to offend you or hurt your feelings in anyway 😔
how much ml comes in the mission gold tubes? thanks for the video too!
Thanks for the review.
How well do these work for squeezing into a portable watercolor palette, drying, and then reactivating later? This information would be useful. Thanks. ^_^
So some colors are transparent and some are semi-transparent.
+James Barton they work really well when reactivated with water! But I like to squeeze out small amount to the pallets so I can keep using fresher ones sooner :)
Thanks. ^_^
I have a question, is it normal for watercolors to "crack" when they dry up in their palet? Or is that only with cheaper/ old paint?
Kiddy Wolf they can crack a bit or have a bit of bubbles. Im not sure how much the student grade/artist grade effects the cracking though.
Scraps & Stamps oh, ok. So the higher the quality of the paint the smoother the paint would be? Or is that for certain brands? Just wanted to know since im using Pro Art water colors and they might be more than just a little old but still work alright
Kiddy Wolf If I have understood this from questions I’ve asked, I think it’s more about the amount of binding in the pigment. So artist grade colors can crack just like student grade if they’ve been formulated to have less binding agents for flow. It isn’t necessarily a mark of cheap paint, but that said, student and craft grade paints tend to crack far more often. I think they crack because of fillers instead of binding formulations.
Aimee Cooney thank you! That actually is helpful
Thank you
I like both brands~ (based on this video I mean)
Dream Cardigan both are really nice
I have both. XD
thanks so much for this video!! exactly what i was looking for :) do either of these brands appear chalky when they dry? like if you rub on them, is there some colored dust left on your fingers? ahhh i hate that! haha but i really doubt these brands do that
I think Shinhan performs far better than Cotman.
Do these dry up and still work with water
TheInvinsible_ Artsist they work with water even after they are dried on your palette. Works just like any traditional watercolors.
I've been un South Korea, so I bougth S'hi han Professional, thinking that there were quite "Professional". My sourprised us nota, too much pigments