September Watercolor Swatches! Isaro + Roman Szmal + Winsor & Newton
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Hello, friends! Today I'm sharing the swatches of the art supply hauls for September! I have some stunning watercolors, I can't wait to share! I will be doing more individual painting videos soon of the Isaro watercolors. I hope you enjoy!! ;)
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Favorite Shops:
Jackson's Art Supply - 10% off your first order!
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DickBlick Fall Deals & Free Offers:
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Budget Swatching Paper:
UPGREY Watercolor Paper Pads 9x12" 35 Sheets Cold-Pressed Acid Free (140lb/300gsm)
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Swatching Brush:
da Vinci Watercolor Brush - Series 5580 CosmoTop Spin, Round Synthetic Size 10
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Roman Szmal Aquarius Watercolors:
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Aquarius Red
Quin Maroon
Manganese Violet
Aquarius Cobalt Blue
Phthalo Turquoise
Lazurite (Lapiz Lazuli)
Viridian
Perylene Green Deep
Transp. Brown
Mars Black
Winsor & Newton Professional Watercolor - Rose Doré, 5 ml Tube
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Winsor & Newton Professional Watercolor - Rose Madder Genuine, 14 ml
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Winsor & Newton Professional Watercolor - Cobalt Turquoise, Half Pan
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Quin. Gold
Perylene Violet
Viridian
Quin. Violet
Perylene Green
Kook Deviled Egg Platter Tray- Ceramic Dish, 10 Inch Diameter, White
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10" Acacia Wood Lazy Susan Organizer Kitchen Turntable for Cabinet Pantry Table Organization
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Arches Watercolor Pad 9x12-inch Natural White 100% Cotton Paper - 12 Sheet Arches Watercolor Paper 140 lb Cold Press Pad -
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Isaro Watercolors
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Isaro Watercolor Paint 7ml Tube - Nordmann Green
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Isaro Watercolor Paint - 7ml tube - Boreal Blue
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Isaro Yellow Light
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Powdery Pink
Isaro Rose
Indanthrene Ble
Azure Blue
Turquoise Green
Sap Green Light
Brunt Sienna (Burnt Sienna)
Payne's Grey
Finetec Neon Watercolours Pack of 6 in Metal Case ( I paid $38)
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ETCHR A5 Portrait - Hardcover Sketchbook 5.8”x8.3” with 52 Pages - Cold Pressed
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![Winsor & Newton Watercolor Dot Card [2022] - swatching all 109 colors](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/76x8_R_Cnnc/mqdefault.jpg)
Hey everyone! So, sorry for jumping to the conclusion about the Winsor & Newton Viridian, possibly adding PG7 to their Viridian! It lifts beautifully, so I was completely wrong to doubt them. Thank you to @Renee L. Marks for reminding me how to check! I do love that true Viridian is non-staining. Also, thank you to @Chris for reminding me to add the correction, and not to be so quick to think brands are shady. ;D
the milkiness is due to certain types of stones having a dustier finish after being grinded which gives them a duller/less saturated color value esp when stones have different grades of color and impurities throughout their batches, a single batch of lapis lazuli stones would often times sort into multiple different grades of pigment purities, sometimes up to twenty+ different grades , hence why their lapis lazuli and vivianite might be on the greyer side. Other brands who offer the same color, you will notice a similarity with all of them; lapis lazuli is often harder to rewet and harder to achieve saturation, but higher grade pigments/stones will yield stronger color variations. RS's version just so happens to be a "weaker" variety but may be sought out by people who are looking for that type of lapis lazuli.
Thank you so much for the valuable information!
Hmmm, some of my very favorite watercolor brands💕 Lazurite is not exactly the same as Lapis Lazuli, it is one of the three minerals that make up the Lapis stone. Maybe that is why it is so light. A. Gallo has a really nice Lapis, as does Michael Harding’s new line of watercolors at Jackson’s. It is a little pricey, but it comes in a 15ml tube. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you!! Good to know! Yes, I was interested in it because it was an earth pigment. I do love the A. Gallo version much more. Have you tried the new line of Micheal Harding yet? I haven't read how they are different. I'm so enjoying the handmade paints from Isaro and A. Gallo, I haven't looked into them. Thanks for sharing your favorites, we have the same taste!
@@TheGypsyChic1 I received the Micheal Harding on a really cold day and was so excited to try that Lapis. It was really gloopy and weird. Then I realized it has honey in it, and felt foolish. I am giving them a few days to acclimate before I try again🤓
Thank you!! Be please sure to keep me posted! I really have plenty of wonderful paints to keep me busy for a lifetime. So, I think for now I'm only interested in paints that are better, or more affordable for my viewers, or have unique pigments, etc... Have you tried the Isaro yet???
@@TheGypsyChic1 I bought the set from Jackson’s with a few additional tubes and I love them. Isaro’s blues are just a little different from the big brands and I like that.
Good! I'm loving the Isaro paints! Please keep me posted on the Michael Hardings, and if you have any favorites from his line.
Stephanie, true PG18 Veridian is non staining. PG7 Phthalo green is very staining. That's how you test it. Many companies have been making highly pigmented Veridian watercolor paint. The most pigmented being MGraham.
Thank you!! Yes, that is another reason I love it. I forgot to mention that...and I should have tested that to know. I think most people probably enjoy the more pigmented version, but I prefer the granulation and non-staining version. Thanks for sharing for others, since I forgot to mention that part!
Ooh nice!😊
Thank you!!
All beautiful in my opinion!
Thank you, Karen!!
Great colours! On a point of order, on your swatch sheet you label Rose Doré as comprising PY 19 and PY 97. I think the first pigment should read (as on my tube of W&N): PV 19 (Quinacridone violet) - The "Y" and "V" transposition appears widely on the internet (even on print-related websites) and is very confusing. Interestingly, I could not find any information about a pigment PY19, except where the transposition had been made. One commentator even suggested it may have been wrongly labelled on some tubes of W&N Rose Doré. I would be interested in your, or your viewers', thoughts...
I believe the mix ups could just be from the pigment info on W&N being so difficult to read.
Thank you, Chris! Oh no, really?!? I'm sorry, I just used the tube to get my pigment info. I will have to double check it when I get a chance. Thank you so much for letting me know.
I was able to check my tube, and it very clearly says PY19 and PY97. So, now I'm curious how often paints are mislabelled? I did check their website, and it states PV19 and PY97 for the pigment info for Rose Dore.
@@annjohnson73 Thanks, Ann! I do find them a bit difficult to read, but my tube clearly says PY19 and PY97. My tube has incorrect information, and I'm not sure how often this happens. @Chris is correct the pigment info per W&N website should be PV19 and PY97.
It just depends on how you paint. I love the look of the W&N its so finely ground seems a superior paint to me. I don't like granulation in my work as a rule but yes I do like to use the effect now and then. So nice to see art hauls and what is new out there, Thank you for posting I am sure you will have a lot of fun with your pigments, enjoy:)
Thank you, Penny! Yes, absolutely! For the Viridian, I love that it is non-staining, as well but I forgot to mention it. I didn't like granulation as a beginner and I've grown to love it. I love it especially in landscape paintings. But, not all the time so it's great to have options. Thank you!! Yes, I'm especially loving the Isaro paints now.
Lapis Lazuli is a natural dark/royal blue stone, which is very expensive.
Thank you!! Yes, I love it in other brands like A Gallo. I was hoping the Roman Szmal would have been a nice budget version to share with others.
PV55 is gorgeous!😍
Thanks, I agree!
Great video! Kimberly Crick on RUclips made a video on the top watercolors from Winsor and Newton- I have all of them and I absolutely agree with her list..My favorites are: Cerulean Blue, Cobalt Turquoise Light, Cobalt Blue Deep, Cobalt Green Deep, Cadmium Scarlet, Transparent Orange, and Smalt. Winsor and Newtons Cobalt Green Deep and Cobalt Blue Deeo are super granulating- Smalt is really granulating as well. Kimberly Crick also makes a video about Viridian PG18- all the best brands and such..her favorite is M Grahams Viridian. I agree with you Winsor and Newtons Viridian looks like it's been beefed up with PG7 for sure! Anyway such a great video, thanks so much for sharing. Much love ❤️
Oooh, how did I miss that one?!? I love Kim's videos!!! I just try not to watch videos about products I will likely be reviewing, etc...as I don't want to borrow any of her info that she works so hard on. I do watch after I make my video, though for sure!!
Thank you!! I have Smalt in my current wishlist, I will make sure to add that to my next order! I have the rest and they are lovely. I have not compared them to other brands. Yes, I saw Kim's Viridian video and it was great...but did not include many brands. I did not realized how much I loved it until the Schmincke Super Granulating colors came out. I love it for the granulation, and non-staining. A kind viewer reminded me I could test the W&N to see if it's staining. Duh...I feel silly for not thinking of that! LOL So, I will be testing it later today. I think a lot of people probably love it with PG7 since it is so pigmented. I'm glad there are lots of options for everyone. Thanks so much for joining me in all my fun art adventures! Much love back!
The neon colors are so beautiful 😍✨
Thank you!! I thought so too!
Great video. I tried using the Jackson’s art link and it didn’t work.
Thank you!! Thanks so much for letting me know. I think I fixed it.
re: Winsor and Newton Professional Watercolour Viridian: It is listed as a single pigment PG18, as you said, and I have just swatched my (slightly dry, tube) paint, producing a beautiful, typically granulating viridian - I can see no sign of that phthalocyanine-esque blackish pool shadowing we can see as you paint out yours. Could you have received a Cotman (W&N student grade) Viridian Hue pan, supplied in error, perhaps?
It is difficult to understand the difference in appearance, even allowing for the distortion of video, and Dr. Oto Kano's comparison here on RUclips did not seem to show the "phthalo effect". The only additional ingredients on the safety data sheet are Boron oxide (more specifically Diboron trioxide (EC 215-125-8, CAS 1303-86-2) and 2-methyl-1,2-benzothiazol-3(2H)-one (MBIT), an anti-bacterial agent.
The information on Jackson's (presumably from W&N) affirms the single pigment across the range of the professional viridian :
Yes, I was using the pigment information off the side of the tube. The tube I painted from was from the Winsor and Newton Professional line. I only have the pan versions of the Cotman line, so I'm positive it was the professional. I must have just used a large amount of pigment, as it re-wet very beautifully. I did test the swatch after publishing the video. The W&N Viridian lifts nicely, so I no longer believe it has PG7 added. But, I should be more careful before jumping to conclusions. I also should have remembered that I could test it that way! Lol Luckily, a very kind viewer reminded me. I've just recently lost trust in some companies due to Daniel Smith, etc sadly. Thank you for the reminder for me to not be so quick to jump to conclusions!
Personally, I’m thankful you are a bit skeptical of companies! The swatches do look like they have added PG7. Daniel Smith has misrepresented their Primatek line, and W&N wouldn’t surprise me if they did...since moving production of their Cotman line and markers to China.
@@annjohnson73 Thank you! Yes, I was skeptical due to DS, but also some recent paints from W&N missing pigment info. But, I was wrong and shouldn't jump to conclusions.
Woo Hoo I'm here !!!!!!!! Love !
Thanks so much, Tracy!
I LOVE Roman Szmal! BUT I do want to get more Isaro paints. I got 3 and love them
Me too!! Seriously, when RS are on sale they are like buying candy for adults. ;D They are so fun to share with friends, since they are affordable. They Isaro paints are amazing and I can't wait to share my new colors in my October haul! One day soon, I hope to be caught up!! ;D
Daniel Smith Quin Burnt Orange is PO48. I heard that PR206 is being discontinued so you are lucky to get some. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you!! Thanks so much for the pigment info, I forgot to check while editing. I had not heard that is was being discontinued... I'm so glad I could try it before it is gone. Thanks so much for the information!!
Szmal is one of my 3 top faves along with Daniel Smith andMijello
Thanks for sharing, Robert! I love Roman Rzmal paints, and Daniel Smith...I need to give Mijello another try.
Since you're looking for the most granulating PBk11's, you'll want to check out RS Aquarius Black. It's their highest-granulating version of the pigment, moreso than the one called Mars Black, but not quite as deep in tone.
Thank you!! After putting my paints away, I realized I purchased this to compare with the RS Aquarius Black that I own...to see which is better. I need to compare it, but I'm sure you are right! I can't wait to try it, I'm making a favorite colors list. ;D
I would also buy Burnt Sienna PR101, Light Red PR102 and manganese blue hue PB15 from W&N.
I can get the other colours cheaper from other manufacturers, otherwise only if they are on offer.
Thank you!! That is what I'm looking for, the colors they do better than others. I don't need every color from Winsor & Newton, for sure. Thanks for sharing your favorites!
@@TheGypsyChic1 Winsor & Newton Viridian is listed as single pigment PG18 on Jackson's. (No PG7) Thanks for your videos 🙂
Yes, it said that on the tube as well. But, I need to test it to see if it is staining...that will tell me if they put PG7 in as well. I did not think about that while making the video. You are so welcome! Thanks for letting me share with you!
@@TheGypsyChic1 Thanks for the tip on testing if it's staining. I didn't think about that 🌟🧡🙂
You are welcome! I will be testing it when I get a chance. I didn't think of it either...a kind viewer had to remind me that Viridian is non-staining. It's another reason I love it, but I completely forgot! Lol
yikes.. need to get my cup of tea going so that I can enjoy.. .!!!
Thank you!!
The RS lapis lazuli is rather grey isn’t it 😳. I love the RS deep green gold and it’s certainly one color I’d like to add to my collection, well any single pigment green gold will do! Dr Oto Kano did two viridian show down videos two and three weeks ago (10/03/22 and 10/10/22). I just had a look at the video and W&N viridian is PG18, and Old Holland viridian green deep is PG18 and PB29! I enjoyed looking at your artwork at the end. Interesting video thank you!
Thank you!! I totally agree, I don't have many regrets from the RS line...especially since I wait to get them on sale.
Thanks for checking to make sure my info was correct! I do my best, but I'm still learning and sometimes my excitement makes me overlook things. I just use the pigment info from the tubes. A viewer reminded me, Viridian is non-staining...Haha, I totally spaced out that I can just see if it's none staining. ;D That is the other reason I love Viridian. Daniel Smith has me doubting other brands too, now. I had to add the pigment info for Old Holland on the screen, and it also explains the deeper color and added granulation with the PB29 added. Thank you!!!
Your screen is a bit cutoff from view 🙂 I love RS paints so much.
Yes, I'm so sorry!! I was so excited and kept pushing it up for me to view. I've changed my desk around so that it won't happen again!
My absolute favorite Color by w+n is cobalt violet 😻🤗
Thanks, Anika! I've had mixed luck with Cobalt Violets. I will make sure and take a look at the W&N version!
@@TheGypsyChic1 I have tried several, But the W&N one is the best (recommended by Irit Langraf). The Rembrandt one have a nice tint But More binder. I recommend buying Cobalts in a pan and not in a tube. 🤗
Oooh thanks, sounds lovely! Yes, some are very hard to rewet, and I think the M Graham Cobalt Violet kept me from trying other brands. Thanks so much for enabling me!
@@TheGypsyChic1 Cobalts are very different in the brands I think. And they are Not cheap. I am curious if you like the color when you try it. It makes lovely mixes with the Schmincke Naples Yellow.😻
It's in my cart! Thanks so much for recommending it!