Swatching Ink | Blue to Purple

Hello World, I'm swatching all the colors and varieties of ink I own. In this video, I continue on (from yellows and greens) to my blues and purples. For a full playlist bit.ly/3Btgt7M
Materials used in this video
Princeton Velvetouch Round 8 amzn.to/3KM6DlC Hahnemuhle Harmony Cold Press Watercolor paper amzn.to/3epvxvl
Sennelier Shellac Ink amzn.to/3exDGOj
Winsor and Newton Drawing Ink
Henry Collection amzn.to/3Qd3ts8
William Collection amzn.to/3qgBbT7
Ecoline Liquid Watercolors
Primary Colors amzn.to/3Rkqkn3
Additional Set amzn.to/3TH7S9I
Pilot Iroshizuku Syo-ro Fountain Pen Ink amzn.to/3D1amtE
Liquitex Acrylic Ink
Turquoise bit.ly/3RuvYD6
Turquoise Deep bit.ly/3D7CNGy
Music from Epidemic Sound
“Nocturnal Sun” by At the End of Times, Nothing www.epidemicso...
“Stuck in the Delusion of Me and You” by Harper Rey www.epidemicso...
“Hopeful” by Nebulae www.epidemicso...
The above includes affiliate links to amazon.com

[@coloredcarol8074]

That was so relaxing thank you. My favourite inks were the Japanese, they have such depth to them. Like you I got both turquoises from liquitex, but they seem identical to me which I found a bit disappointing.

[@lindakaileu]

I really enjoyed the Shikiori inks too. I followed your lead and ordered through Japan's amazon page. The cost of the ink was surprisingly inexpensive. For the Liquitex, yeah they look very similar; on the other hand, it gives me ideas for experimenting with expressing shadows and patterns. But we'll see... Thank you for stopping by :)