Cerulean Blue Chromium (PB36) (Daniel Smith)
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Daniel Smith's Cerulean Blue Chromium (PB36) is one of my favourite colours. It can be used on its own straight from the tube, or mixed with other colours to creative beautiful mixtures.
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I like this kind of review (wc tubes with one pigment). Very informative and useful when picking out colors from a huge collection, especially when on a budget. Thank you Teoh! :)
Your videos have become a regular part of my day. They are informative, useful, and fun. Thanks, Teoh.
+Evelyn Edeen Thanks for the support 😁
Very nice color... nice rewiew as always...
Another vote for these kind of reviews... so helpful and it goes deep into the info we need! Well done again! You rock, teoh!
I'm going to create more sketches to use for examples before I make more of such videos. I think it's more useful to see the paints being used in actual paintings.
I just bought this color based on a friend's recommendation, but haven't had a chance to play with it much. I can't wait to get my hands dirty and delve into the wonderful world of Cerulean Blue, Chromium! Thanks for giving me some mixing ideas to explore further, Teoh!
Wow, that blue is so.... clean! So light and delicate. Thanks for doing a spotlight on it!
Thanks for the upload. Trying to buy this color for my travel paltte
Such a gorgeous colour, would love to see a side by side comparison with Cerulean Blue. TFS
Great video, Teoh! I bought Cerulean Blue Chromium because of Jane Blundell, but you have made me appreciate it in several new ways. Thanks.
Thanks Teoh, I really enjoyed watching all the mixes and seeing what can be created...
Another fascinating video as it will help encourage my foray into colour; however, at the moment, I need to build my backbone with drawing. Another inspiring lesson!
Looks so much nicer than my W&N version! So tempted to pick up a tube :D
Thanks for the review!
I bought this because of you and I do not regret it!
Very nice color! The granulation is awesome! I love discover textures for my illustrations. Thanks for the video and for discover us this fantastic color. Cheers!
Hi from Montreal, Canada, Teoh, Since the first time you told us that you were using this Blue in your 🎨, I bought it and loved it very much. I am in love with the granulation. Thanks again for great video.
Yeah...Montreal...I am in The Yukon...very warm here right now...Nov 20th...unusually , like +5C...how is it over there?
Oh i love this color too...:) it's nice to get reviews of particukar colors very helpful in building palettes...
The quin deep gold combo really reminded me of lichen... That's a pretty neat effect.
Great review and great tips for avoiding problems with the paint running out of the pan unless it's really dry!
Thank you so much for all your tips in this video. I’m new to watercolors and I really learned a lot from you. I also love this color!
Excellent video on cerulean blue chromium, I have this pigment, but didn't know it granulated when I purchased it. Comparing this paint on hot press versus cold press, I prefer to use this on cold press . Thank you for posting this very good information.
Thanks for this video! I always use this colour for skies and it's lovely
Oh wow, the first sketch you showed was amazing!!! I love the perspective on it!!
Thanks :-)
Love your thorough explanation!
Great review thanks Teoh! I've been trying to decide whether to add this to my palette 😊 An idea of how it will work with the other colours is really helpful!
Beautiful effects! Cool washes.
I have this same tube of paint. I use it for skies, mostly; but, thanks to your demonstration/review, I'll be mixing it with other colors besides the blues.
Thank you for this informative review. I think both Cerulean Blue PB35 and PB36 are beautiful only on their own. If we mix Cerulean with other color (even Quin or Phthalo), Cerulean will turn all mixture chalky!
Thanks so much for this video! I recently discovered you and appreciate all the videos you do!
Cool colour combinations. I thought the colour separation in your colour combinations was because of the way you mixed them, rather than being an inherent behaviour of the colours. I want to try CBC with the Quin Deep Gold in particular. Thank you, Teoh!
Nice, thank you for sharing. Now I have to try this with PB35 (Schmincke Cobalt Azure) which is the pigment I use. I find the same separation of colours in the mix that you show in the sketchbook and the swatches.
I enjoyed this one.
I have this half pan...just tried it...and YEP behaves like a PB 35...lots of granulation...one of the new 2017 NEW Schminke colours...real nice...have yet to try in washes with other colours...looks a lot "bluer" in the pan than the D.S. version...but it is the same pigment as the ceruleun blue PB 35...good luck
Wow! What an interesting color. Must have it:-)
awesome demo. thanks, teoh!
Thanks :-)
Just curious, but why is granulating considered to be so great to many artists? I like it fine, but find that it can be a challenge to work with digitally after scanning. Just wondering your thoughts. Thank you for another wonderful video on a fabulous color! Cheers! :)
+M.D. Campbell Granulation is a characteristic that you can count on if you need some texture.
While I understand granulation, I just wonder why so many artists tend to "ooh" and "ahh" over it. Again, I like it fine and all, but it sometimes doesn't transfer well after digital scanning for print. Just curious is all.
It is just a preference. Like Teoh, I believe granulation is very lovely. I do not do translate my work into digital, so I cannot comment on your problem. It seems to be a nuisance to you, so I would suggest not using granulating paints. There are many other paints within lines that are not granulating, Daniel Smith is very granulating, and is therfore my personal favorite. For you on the other hand, Holbein would be a perfect solution, if you wish to work with watercolors that are non granulating
As I mentioned earlier, it's just a matter of personal prefrence.
Hi Lili Tincher! Thank you for your kind reply. I do appreciate the granulating effect, when called for, as in plein air or even fine art or sketching. In my work, however, it sometimes can create a texture where type is going to be overlaid. It can be a challenge to soften or blend those areas that are heavily grained. I agree with you about it being a preference. I just think it's kind of funny, as I've seen videos where folks get super excited over it! lol! I guess I've seen it for so long, now, that it's just normal. I guess I never saw it as a feature. Also, it's funny, I've used M.Graham, Schmincke, W&N, and other paints for years, yet I've never made the jump to Daniel Smith. I know I should, but I think it may be an expensive road to travel! lol! Sorry for the long reply - but thank you, again! Cheers! :D
holbein suits your work better
Preciosa ❤
It seems to be a preferred 'sky' colour for many Southern Hemisphere countries, something about it. Maybe the granulation too.
Thanks for this video. If I had seen this video before I bought my phthalo blue from schminke, I think I would have change my mind for this beautiful cerulean blue, especially for the sky. I found really hard to make nice skies with phthalo blue. It stains the paper too fast and I found really hard to control it. I think I am definitely going to change my watercolor brand ( which is White knights) to Daniel Smith or Mission gold, not decided yet. Thanks to you Teoh.
+SuperZorgh Phthalo Blue is nice too. It's a very different blue with a totally different mood. 😁
My main sky color is also Schmincke one, try the Cobalt Azure (pb36), its the same pigment than DS Cerulean chromium..
Another good one :)
Wooow!
Thank you for the review on this color. I've been wondering whether or not to get cerulean blue or cerulean blue chromium instead. I don't enjoy CB much because the DS one I have is kinda... thick? It needs to be prepped with a small spritz or a dollop of water (I dry them out in half pans) before I can get a decent amount of pigment on my brush, and when I use it, it's kinda goopy and I have to avoid fiddling with it too much or else, it'll clump up or streak. It's similar in behavior with DS' cobalt violet deep. I don't know if I just have a bad tube, or if I'm using it incorrectly, or that's just the way it is.
Sorry for the long comment haha I'm looking forward to your comparison of cerulean blue and the chromium version.
Interesting review. Beautiful colour. Looks a bit like manganese blue which I was planning to get. After watching this review it makes me wonder if chromium pigments all behave the same: I have chromium green dark which had separated from the tube too and which also doesn't mix well with other colours. Maybe because chromium is a very heavy pigment?
I'd love to see more of these videos on special pigments. (Y)
It could be that the pigment is very heavy. This is the only colour that I have that separates so cleanly from the gum arabic.
I've a tube of Manganese Blue (Hue) from Daler Rowney and indeed the two colours look very similar to each other. I prefer the granulation from Cerulean Blue Chromium though.
Hi Teoh! I finally got this Cerulean Blue Chromium and was comparing it to Cerulean Blue.
I do hope you get around to doing the comparison your mentioned in this video.
It seems Cerulean Blue is the actual pigment whereas Cerulean Blue Chromium is a cobalt-based hue. After testing it I'm not really crazy about it in comparison and find it muddy compared with real Cerulean Blue. I know the CBChromium is about a dollar cheaper, but it's SO not worth it in my opinion.
I've both Cerulean tubes now. I'm going to compare them soon.
D. Smitty's Cerulean Blue's cleaner and brighter than their Cerulean Blue Chromium? That's a noodle scratcher of a sales pitch. This looks nice. I've been looking for something to replace Winny Newts' Cerulean. Their Cerulean's a looker, but it struggles to do any heavy lifting. Rewetting it's like coaxing a shy kitty out of its hidey hole.
+SoulKeever That's their marketing text. I'm going to get the PB35 version to compare in another video.
What is the brush you are using Please. Great review...I just ordered this color. Love how it separates.
+Cynthia Sexton It is a Rosemary pocket watercolour brush
Lovely color! I noticed I have both Cobalt cerulean and Cobalt green turquoise from Schmincke Horadam, both made with PB36. Have you maybe compared the brands? Is it worth getting the Daniel Smith version?
I have not use Schmincke version before. But if Cobalt Cerulean looks too similar, there is no point getting both.
Ok, thank you!
I did look through my stash of watercolors, and I posted a comparisan photo here. It might not be perfect, but gives an idea of the differences! I must say I do enjoy the Kremer pigments versions the most, and I can really recommend their lovely but a bit weird Zirconium cerulean blue (PB71)! www.flickr.com/photos/greendot/38943235891/
hi teoh, I have a question about sennelier water colors, I put them in some half pand and its been a week and they still havent dryed a bit, will they ever dry? :0
Sennelier puts honey into their paints. The honey makes the colors brighter and rewet easily, but it also makes it so they don't dry all the way. They'll always be a bit sticky.
Try this. Close your watercolour box and leave a small gap, then put them under the sun to heat up. This should remove all the water. The surface of the paints may still look glossy but if they are not soft and do not flow, that's good enough.
Hii parka!! I tried winsor cerulean blue(pb35) and i liked it a lot but i noticed many artists prefers pb36 i.e cerulean blue chromium and recommends it, is it due to mixing properties? Pls help, whats the difference between them. I need to buy one.
+sweta kaushik I've not used PB35 before. Anyway, it's just a personal preference. You won't know whether you like it after you try it.
Teoh Yi Chie thanks, may be then i will stick to pb35 for now. Really appreciate your quick reply😊😊
Hey Theo love your videos! But can you tell me exactly what granulation is? I can't understand 😅
You can check out this video ruclips.net/video/VjtmhyVXMT0/видео.html
Thank you so much!
I thought chromium colours were banned because they contain heavy metals...?
I know Cadmium paints have to be labelled to highlight the toxicity. Not sure about Chromium. There aren't any special label at least for Cerulean Blue Chromium. You can see the toxicity labels of Daniel Smith paints on this Dick Blick page www.dickblick.com/products/daniel-smith-extra-fine-watercolors/