So today I was on Amazon seeing the "Black Friday" deals. I ran across this set of Paul Reubens beginner paint set that I had never seen before. "Full pans?", I said to myself. Nice! They were on sale AND there was a coupon. Sure, I have a bunch of pallets including Pretty Excellent, which I like very much. But this was FULL PANS, which I found very appealing. Plus SALE and COUPON. So, I ordered them along with the Paul Reubens 5X7 Hot press block and the 5x7 sketchbook (both also on sale and with coupons). I don't have a lot of cotton paper, so I treated myself. A few hours go by and I am at a point in my day when I want to see if there is anything interesting on RUclips. Well, there you are, reviewing the very paints I just ordered. And you LIKE them. Yay me! My mom always told me I was smart. Thanks for validating me, Lindsay!
I love how you look at every aspect of a product when doing a review of a product. It's very helpful information, especially when comparing similar items.
Your presentations and reviews on products especially as in watercolors or acrylics or as in oil,every company in the world should be proud to have you as their video representative of any of their paint products,you are a rarity Lindsey.❤️🌹🤗😀🏆
Isn't it funny how much your first happy (or intense) memories of colors can stick with you? My very first watercolors were Sonnet and as soon as you opened the Paul Rubens set, I knew exactly what they looked like! It's really nice that they have put it in a tin, tho. I had to buy my first one.
I needed to start somewhere and this set was the best value for quality / price. The budget was tight and I also needed some quality paper and a couple of brushes so I took the plunge. So far I'm very pleased and I'm learning from the internet. Luv your videos.
Hey, Lindsay, just wanted you to know I bought the Paul Rubens set based on your review and it was a revelation. For me, it really hit the sweet spot between using nice colors and recognizing that I only paint a few postcards a year. I love love love the full pans and the set has enough colors that I can use them straight from the pans but also dabble in mixing. Every time I use it, I have such a good time. This set is cherished and I finally understand, after trying a few disappointing sets, what you mean about watercolor palettes having their own personality. Thanks!
I was talking to a USA distributor of Sonnet and White Nights, about this set because this contact has close communication with the White Nights factory and speaks Russian. I've had some issues with complex questions being answered before from both Nevskaya Palitra and Paul Rubens due to the language barriers. Long story short, the initial response was of surprise - that they were "not aware of any partnership / OEM manufacturing"... and that "at first glance this looks like a copy cat product". They have passed along the question to the factory but also just mentioned "since they aren't using our Sonnet logo, there is nothing we can do about a close copy"... The speculation makes me sad, why bother making such a close copy right down to the color order/numbers etc.? So now I'm just confused. If you find out anything about this possible partnership please let me know.
I will, and please let me know as well. Even if you were to copy I don't think they would be that close with color number any format. The texture on the pans is the same as is the way they paint out. I think if they were coping they would disguise those similarities. Painted side by side thy are uncanny. Maybe NP hires that range out to a 3rd party and that company makes them for PR as well. I can''t imaging trying to copy a student grade for a low price product.
I need another set of watercolors like I need to be shot in the foot, but oh, the price, the tin, the full pans...! So of course I ordered it! I love my Pretty Excellent paints, and have been using them in some sketchbooks I stocked up on ages ago. Until recently I had never NEVER filled up a sketchbook, but I have been trying to paint almost every day, and I have one of my Arteza sketchbooks almost full! I also have been making bookmarks like crazy, and have been giving them away, and they seem to make people really happy in this time of Covid. Thanks for this great review! Can't wait to get them!
Thank you Lindsay! These look really nice, and I like the larger tin and the wide separation between the pans. I totally agree about the colored tins and packaging! I can't resist! The Pretty Excellent one is on my wishlist...because I love that pretty aqua color! Lol! It just makes me happy to look at it! 😁❤
I hope when you do reviews like this that people realize all the work you put in! Just the fact that you pulled out that binder and were able to go back to your swatches to compare both. And I've learned so much - I would never think to look up pigment info or colorfastness - but then I'm a crafter more than an artist. Still I find it helpful and educational. I made some flower prints on linen fabric - by pounding the flowers with newspaper over them - the colors aren't necessarily the same as the leaf or flower and can be very subdued, but they were beautiful when I added some watercolor to them. Well they faded and don't look good anymore - I don't even know what paint I used and at that time I would never have thought about if they were lightfast. I also did not treat the fabric with any medium which could be part of the problem. With my new knowledge I'm going to touch them up with my derwent inktense blocks and heat set them. I can't thank you enough for all the knowledge you share. I hope you and yours had a great Thanksgiving.
I use my Pretty Excellent paint a lot when working in my sketchbook or just painting for relaxation. They have been great. But with 20% off the PR are only $20, so I ordered them. Thanks for a very good review.
Thanks Lindsay, I'm not good at watercolor but I enjoy trying. I got the Pebeo set, and seem to make a lot of mud when mixing. Your review will help me find a decent watercolor set.
If nothing else, the tin is pretty! Had I known how hard it would be to find good tins without ridiculous cost, I'd have saved my childhood cheap kid-quality watercolor tins. They were always nice metal.
Thanks for this review, I’m receiving these today it’s comes with a pink cotton paper sketchbook. I hope that I get good results. They look very vibrant, looks like they mix well. I currently have been using anilinky by koh-I-nor dye based paints. The mixing is not very good but ok for playing about. I appreciate all the pigment information too.
Thank you, Lindsay. I was very curious about these, as new sets are popping up all over, lol. These look worth the price but I’m sticking with Pretty Excellent for my “play”colors. Another comment mentions sticking with what you first see, and I wholly agree. PE’s are so vivid and transparent and I fell in love with them. I have “precious” issues and don’t always break out the good stuff. I did transfer the paint to pans and a tin and am loving them even more. If I decide to get a Sonnet palette seems like $’s would be the deciding factor. Thanks again 🌺 FYI both sets have coupons now.
As for being in a slump, I have been following Ellen Crimi Trent on RUclips, and she does this thing every Monday called Mini Monday Madness, where she paints a 3" x 3" piece of watercolor paper and I started cutting my bookmarks into 3" x 6" strips and using the Minis at the top! I also took your Marsh painting and made it into a Mini at the top of my bookmarks. I have found doing a few minis help to get my juices flowing! I usually tape down 3 in a row, side by side, and do them 3 at a time. You might try that to get you going.
I have some of those to try and review as well. I would be interested in seeing you review both a student watercolor set and a pro set by the same company to see what the actual differences are and why the other set is so much more expensive than the student set. Also thanks for explaining what the brochure with all the Chinese characters as well and the many color swatches are, that they are the pro set. I wasn't sure what to think of them! I also have the watercolor tube paint as I too wanted to see what the difference between them was and have already found that they don't have, at least in the set of tubes that I got, the same colors in the tubes as what was in the pans. I thought that was a bit odd, but I will be doing an experiment to see the difference.
My mom was suggesting me to buy her a watercolour set at a certain store... I didn't feel like going to check what the brand and quality was, I've got school work to do, so I didn't want to spend 30 minutes to check it at the store. So, spending my time in searching for a nice watercolour paint set that may be a bit more expensive (but of higher quality) that I could order online is what I decided to do. After watching this review, I think buying that set is a good decision. My mother is getting into watercolour, so I'm just thinking that her having a set of nice quality paints will make her enjoy the results more.
You mentioned in this review these paints were very similar to Nevskaya Palitra Sonnet line. Would you describe the Pretty Excellent paints in the same way, as you mentioned they are similar to these? Thanks!
I ordered this set, but they sent me Caroline Rubens jumei set. They also have the plastic swatch inside the tin, but I'm not sure whether it's the same paint. Have you ever tried the Caroline ones, Lindsay?
These paints look lovely. And yes I really am reminded of the sonnet set- not just the layout but also the colors as well. I still prefer the pretty excellent watercolors if I’m looking for transparency and I actually took them out of the plastic insert and into empty half pans. It was a bit of struggle but I managed to tear them out lol. I used that PE blue palette for storage of other pans. Also Lynsey do you think it is worth it to order the Roman szmal watercolors from Jackson at this time. The shipping is a bit pricey because of COVID. Also I’m not sure if you have heard but Schminke is on a big sale at Jackson’s if you are interested.
Ooh, I was thinking of getting these! Lovely review. Pretty excellent looks great as well but I think I might go for the PR one if the paint qualities the same - bigger pans. Would you say they're better than the van Gogh watercolours? I find those ones glaze very badly and some of the colours have a chalky look to them.
I have only used van gogh tubes and I liked them. I'd think they were equivilant with PR being more transparent and better for glazing but VG being more lightfast.
Normally when a student grade of an establish brand is outsourced, it's down the chain, so to speak. This is why most student sets are made in China, it's often the cheapest production to be had. So the thought that a Chinese company outsourced their student grade to a Russian company doesn't really make sense to me. It's far more likely that either the Sonnet were already outsourced and Paul Rubens was making them to start with, that Sonnet were recently outsourced, or that Paul Rubens decided to use the Sonnet set for their inspiration making their own student set.
Hey Lindsay. I love the Paul Rubens metallic and pearlescent pans that I saw you review. I just love the packaging and the look and feel of these paints. I have watched quite a few of your reviews of watercolors from cheap to professional brands. I haven't seen you review the Faber-Castell watercolor pan sets. I wondered if it is just because it is only maybe meant for kids, or if you just haven't had it on your radar. I would love to know what you think of it.
@@thefrugalcrafter I don't necessarily think they are for kids. . .but the fact I haven't seen much in the way of reviews of them makes me wonder why. I mean, the Faber-Castell AD watercolor pencils are the best! And I know they've ventured into watercolor markers and now pans and tubes and just wondered why I haven't seen reviews. I love the portable case they come in but have hesitated buying them because I haven't seen you or other RUclips artists I follow talk about them. I bumped into them on Amazon.
Thanks Lindsay. Your reviews are so complete and much valued. I love the Pretty excellent for travel. I don't worry I'm going to crack it like I worry about my portable painter. But I just spent my art fund on the 48 Rembrandt set. I was not thrilled then went back to your review and went aha layering! Did the peach and fell in love as the luminosity came to life in layering and oh so delicious diffusion. So beautiful!! 8 layers and no mud. They are a dream.🥰😍
I have trouble with arteza watercolor sketchbooks. For some weird reason when I apply the color to the paper the water feathers out while the colors stays where I painted on the paper :/ I’ve used arteza watercolor, pretty excellent, and Sakura koi. The sketchbooks are the ring bound red sketchbooks sold in sets of 3. Your sample. Illustration looks like they had no problems
I bought the Pretty Excellent set when you first reviewed it. I love them so much! They were a wee bit more expensive when I went to order them, but the price was still fabulous. I'm a beginner in WC & learning about mixing, etc. I want to get better bfor I invest in an artist grade set and I will certainly turn to you for a rec first! I'm interested in getting some tube colours and setting up my own palette. Can you pls rec a mid-priced paper, pls? I've been using Canson, but not getting good blooms. Is the P Rueben paper a good one to try? Many thanks, Lindsay! Appreciate you 😘 Bless xo
Paul rubes is nice paper, I like their hot press, the colors glow on it more than the cold press to me. I also like the arteza expert watercolor pad, the cellulose 32 sheet pads are really nice and affordable. Don't get the premium pads as they are not as good.
@@thefrugalcrafter Thank you!! Great! I have just been gifted some of Arteza's watercolor journals in different sizes. I'll see how I like them. Thanks so much! Blessings xo
The 24-set of artist grade Paul Rubens is on black Friday, various deals. (Use Lindsay's affiliate link in her description and then search for Paul Rubens). I would be temped if the tin were as pretty-colored as this one, ha.
I highly doubt Paul Rubens is paying Nevskaya anything for using their paints/formula/designs. Paul Rubens is a chinese company, after all. The Chinese don't ask permission to copy your stuff. They just do it.
So today I was on Amazon seeing the "Black Friday" deals. I ran across this set of Paul Reubens beginner paint set that I had never seen before. "Full pans?", I said to myself. Nice! They were on sale AND there was a coupon. Sure, I have a bunch of pallets including Pretty Excellent, which I like very much. But this was FULL PANS, which I found very appealing. Plus SALE and COUPON. So, I ordered them along with the Paul Reubens 5X7 Hot press block and the 5x7 sketchbook (both also on sale and with coupons). I don't have a lot of cotton paper, so I treated myself. A few hours go by and I am at a point in my day when I want to see if there is anything interesting on RUclips. Well, there you are, reviewing the very paints I just ordered. And you LIKE them. Yay me! My mom always told me I was smart. Thanks for validating me, Lindsay!
I love how you look at every aspect of a product when doing a review of a product. It's very helpful information, especially when comparing similar items.
Your presentations and reviews on products especially as in watercolors or acrylics or as in oil,every company in the world should be proud to have you as their video representative of any of their paint products,you are a rarity Lindsey.❤️🌹🤗😀🏆
Isn't it funny how much your first happy (or intense) memories of colors can stick with you? My very first watercolors were Sonnet and as soon as you opened the Paul Rubens set, I knew exactly what they looked like! It's really nice that they have put it in a tin, tho. I had to buy my first one.
I needed to start somewhere and this set was the best value for quality / price. The budget was tight and I also needed some quality paper and a couple of brushes so I took the plunge. So far I'm very pleased and I'm learning from the internet. Luv your videos.
Hey, Lindsay, just wanted you to know I bought the Paul Rubens set based on your review and it was a revelation. For me, it really hit the sweet spot between using nice colors and recognizing that I only paint a few postcards a year. I love love love the full pans and the set has enough colors that I can use them straight from the pans but also dabble in mixing. Every time I use it, I have such a good time. This set is cherished and I finally understand, after trying a few disappointing sets, what you mean about watercolor palettes having their own personality. Thanks!
You're welcome 😊
I was talking to a USA distributor of Sonnet and White Nights, about this set because this contact has close communication with the White Nights factory and speaks Russian. I've had some issues with complex questions being answered before from both Nevskaya Palitra and Paul Rubens due to the language barriers. Long story short, the initial response was of surprise - that they were "not aware of any partnership / OEM manufacturing"... and that "at first glance this looks like a copy cat product". They have passed along the question to the factory but also just mentioned "since they aren't using our Sonnet logo, there is nothing we can do about a close copy"... The speculation makes me sad, why bother making such a close copy right down to the color order/numbers etc.? So now I'm just confused. If you find out anything about this possible partnership please let me know.
I will, and please let me know as well. Even if you were to copy I don't think they would be that close with color number any format. The texture on the pans is the same as is the way they paint out. I think if they were coping they would disguise those similarities. Painted side by side thy are uncanny. Maybe NP hires that range out to a 3rd party and that company makes them for PR as well. I can''t imaging trying to copy a student grade for a low price product.
By the way Kimberly, your website is fabulous! I poked around there a bit the other day! You are the most through pigment person i know!
I need another set of watercolors like I need to be shot in the foot, but oh, the price, the tin, the full pans...! So of course I ordered it! I love my Pretty Excellent paints, and have been using them in some sketchbooks I stocked up on ages ago. Until recently I had never NEVER filled up a sketchbook, but I have been trying to paint almost every day, and I have one of my Arteza sketchbooks almost full! I also have been making bookmarks like crazy, and have been giving them away, and they seem to make people really happy in this time of Covid. Thanks for this great review! Can't wait to get them!
Thank you Lindsay! These look really nice, and I like the larger tin and the wide separation between the pans. I totally agree about the colored tins and packaging! I can't resist! The Pretty Excellent one is on my wishlist...because I love that pretty aqua color! Lol! It just makes me happy to look at it! 😁❤
Outstanding detective skills!! Thank you!! 😎
I love the idea of full pans and I really like the pretty excellent set. Thanks Lindsay for an in depth review!
I hope when you do reviews like this that people realize all the work you put in! Just the fact that you pulled out that binder and were able to go back to your swatches to compare both. And I've learned so much - I would never think to look up pigment info or colorfastness - but then I'm a crafter more than an artist. Still I find it helpful and educational. I made some flower prints on linen fabric - by pounding the flowers with newspaper over them - the colors aren't necessarily the same as the leaf or flower and can be very subdued, but they were beautiful when I added some watercolor to them. Well they faded and don't look good anymore - I don't even know what paint I used and at that time I would never have thought about if they were lightfast. I also did not treat the fabric with any medium which could be part of the problem. With my new knowledge I'm going to touch them up with my derwent inktense blocks and heat set them. I can't thank you enough for all the knowledge you share. I hope you and yours had a great Thanksgiving.
Thank you Lindsay. I always enjoy your reviews!
I Love the color of blue. Thank you so much for sharing this with us. I love your reviews!
Thank you for the review. I hope you had a magical Thanksgiving. 👍😊
I just feel smarter watching your videos because I always learn something new. Thank you and see you Saturday! Hope you all had a Happy Thanksgiving.
Thanks for another great review. If I didn't already have way too many paint pallets I'd have them in my cart right now!
I use my Pretty Excellent paint a lot when working in my sketchbook or just painting for relaxation. They have been great. But with 20% off the PR are only $20, so I ordered them. Thanks for a very good review.
Thanks Lindsay, I'm not good at watercolor but I enjoy trying. I got the Pebeo set, and seem to make a lot of mud when mixing. Your review will help me find a decent watercolor set.
These will serve you much better than Pebeo.
If nothing else, the tin is pretty! Had I known how hard it would be to find good tins without ridiculous cost, I'd have saved my childhood cheap kid-quality watercolor tins. They were always nice metal.
Lindsay, to spare you the trouble, just call Nevskaya Palitra - Neva Palette, it's NP's English name)))
I have never used their watercolor but I love their paper :)
Yes! I was so curious about these ones! Thank you for helping me decide!
Thanks for this review, I’m receiving these today it’s comes with a pink cotton paper sketchbook. I hope that I get good results. They look very vibrant, looks like they mix well. I currently have been using anilinky by koh-I-nor dye based paints. The mixing is not very good but ok for playing about.
I appreciate all the pigment information too.
Come and Zentangle with me Lindsay, to get out of your creative slump! ;-) TFS this review. 🥰👍🏾✨
Thank you, Lindsay. I was very curious about these, as new sets are popping up all over, lol. These look worth the price but I’m sticking with Pretty Excellent for my “play”colors. Another comment mentions sticking with what you first see, and I wholly agree. PE’s are so vivid and transparent and I fell in love with them. I have “precious” issues and don’t always break out the good stuff. I did transfer the paint to pans and a tin and am loving them even more. If I decide to get a Sonnet palette seems like $’s would be the deciding factor. Thanks again 🌺 FYI both sets have coupons now.
As for being in a slump, I have been following Ellen Crimi Trent on RUclips, and she does this thing every Monday called Mini Monday Madness, where she paints a 3" x 3" piece of watercolor paper and I started cutting my bookmarks into 3" x 6" strips and using the Minis at the top! I also took your Marsh painting and made it into a Mini at the top of my bookmarks. I have found doing a few minis help to get my juices flowing! I usually tape down 3 in a row, side by side, and do them 3 at a time. You might try that to get you going.
Another great review!🤗
I have some of those to try and review as well. I would be interested in seeing you review both a student watercolor set and a pro set by the same company to see what the actual differences are and why the other set is so much more expensive than the student set. Also thanks for explaining what the brochure with all the Chinese characters as well and the many color swatches are, that they are the pro set. I wasn't sure what to think of them! I also have the watercolor tube paint as I too wanted to see what the difference between them was and have already found that they don't have, at least in the set of tubes that I got, the same colors in the tubes as what was in the pans. I thought that was a bit odd, but I will be doing an experiment to see the difference.
My mom was suggesting me to buy her a watercolour set at a certain store... I didn't feel like going to check what the brand and quality was, I've got school work to do, so I didn't want to spend 30 minutes to check it at the store.
So, spending my time in searching for a nice watercolour paint set that may be a bit more expensive (but of higher quality) that I could order online is what I decided to do.
After watching this review, I think buying that set is a good decision.
My mother is getting into watercolour, so I'm just thinking that her having a set of nice quality paints will make her enjoy the results more.
Liked them! Blessings
I Guess the cat wanted thanksgiving too... having a freebe cardinal is to hard to resist :) Poor thing..LOL
very interesting to se the likeness of the 2 brands but I do like the size of the tin, tfs
You mentioned in this review these paints were very similar to Nevskaya Palitra Sonnet line. Would you describe the Pretty Excellent paints in the same way, as you mentioned they are similar to these? Thanks!
I ordered this set, but they sent me Caroline Rubens jumei set. They also have the plastic swatch inside the tin, but I'm not sure whether it's the same paint. Have you ever tried the Caroline ones, Lindsay?
I have and I didn't like them as much as the pans.
These paints look lovely. And yes I really am reminded of the sonnet set- not just the layout but also the colors as well. I still prefer the pretty excellent watercolors if I’m looking for transparency and I actually took them out of the plastic insert and into empty half pans. It was a bit of struggle but I managed to tear them out lol. I used that PE blue palette for storage of other pans. Also Lynsey do you think it is worth it to order the Roman szmal watercolors from Jackson at this time. The shipping is a bit pricey because of COVID. Also I’m not sure if you have heard but Schminke is on a big sale at Jackson’s if you are interested.
I dont know, I have never tried that brand.
Ooh, I was thinking of getting these! Lovely review. Pretty excellent looks great as well but I think I might go for the PR one if the paint qualities the same - bigger pans. Would you say they're better than the van Gogh watercolours? I find those ones glaze very badly and some of the colours have a chalky look to them.
I have only used van gogh tubes and I liked them. I'd think they were equivilant with PR being more transparent and better for glazing but VG being more lightfast.
@@thefrugalcrafter thank you! :)
Normally when a student grade of an establish brand is outsourced, it's down the chain, so to speak. This is why most student sets are made in China, it's often the cheapest production to be had. So the thought that a Chinese company outsourced their student grade to a Russian company doesn't really make sense to me. It's far more likely that either the Sonnet were already outsourced and Paul Rubens was making them to start with, that Sonnet were recently outsourced, or that Paul Rubens decided to use the Sonnet set for their inspiration making their own student set.
Thank you for sharing
If you want these, they are on special for Black Friday on Amazon. Ends soon.
Hey Lindsay. I love the Paul Rubens metallic and pearlescent pans that I saw you review. I just love the packaging and the look and feel of these paints. I have watched quite a few of your reviews of watercolors from cheap to professional brands. I haven't seen you review the Faber-Castell watercolor pan sets. I wondered if it is just because it is only maybe meant for kids, or if you just haven't had it on your radar. I would love to know what you think of it.
I havent seen it. I typically don't review kids products especially if they are hard to find as parent rely on craft stores, Amazon and Walmart.
@@thefrugalcrafter I don't necessarily think they are for kids. . .but the fact I haven't seen much in the way of reviews of them makes me wonder why. I mean, the Faber-Castell AD watercolor pencils are the best! And I know they've ventured into watercolor markers and now pans and tubes and just wondered why I haven't seen reviews. I love the portable case they come in but have hesitated buying them because I haven't seen you or other RUclips artists I follow talk about them. I bumped into them on Amazon.
Thanks Lindsay. Your reviews are so complete and much valued. I love the Pretty excellent for travel. I don't worry I'm going to crack it like I worry about my portable painter. But I just spent my art fund on the 48 Rembrandt set. I was not thrilled then went back to your review and went aha layering! Did the peach and fell in love as the luminosity came to life in layering and oh so delicious diffusion. So beautiful!! 8 layers and no mud. They are a dream.🥰😍
I love that set and I saw it was a good price the other day. Enjoy it!
@@thefrugalcrafter I am. Thank you so much! It is my Christmas present to myself.😄
I have trouble with arteza watercolor sketchbooks. For some weird reason when I apply the color to the paper the water feathers out while the colors stays where I painted on the paper :/ I’ve used arteza watercolor, pretty excellent, and Sakura koi. The sketchbooks are the ring bound red sketchbooks sold in sets of 3. Your sample. Illustration looks like they had no problems
I've used many of their books with no problem
I bought the Pretty Excellent set when you first reviewed it. I love them so much! They were a wee bit more expensive when I went to order them, but the price was still fabulous. I'm a beginner in WC & learning about mixing, etc. I want to get better bfor I invest in an artist grade set and I will certainly turn to you for a rec first! I'm interested in getting some tube colours and setting up my own palette. Can you pls rec a mid-priced paper, pls? I've been using Canson, but not getting good blooms. Is the P Rueben paper a good one to try? Many thanks, Lindsay! Appreciate you 😘 Bless xo
Paul rubes is nice paper, I like their hot press, the colors glow on it more than the cold press to me. I also like the arteza expert watercolor pad, the cellulose 32 sheet pads are really nice and affordable. Don't get the premium pads as they are not as good.
@@thefrugalcrafter Thank you!! Great! I have just been gifted some of Arteza's watercolor journals in different sizes. I'll see how I like them. Thanks so much! Blessings xo
Cute tin , even if it’s oversized. But I really, really don’t need any student grade paint right now😀
Terrific!!!
I love your videos; have you ever used Bee Watercolor paper?
Lindsay has given the 100% cotton Bee Watercolor paper a thumbs up in other videos.
It's a great value, it was, now it's hard to find!
Cores magnífica..
I love all your revues. Did you see the new jane Davenport watercolor set that dropped yesterday. I’d love love love to see you review them.
The pigment powders?
Those looked pretty fancy, need lots of accessories to mix them up though.
@@thefrugalcrafter yes. They look like a lot of fun.
There’s a 20% off coupon right now!
How to buy and price please
There is a link to buy on Amazon in the video description
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Also: Nefs-kaya Pah-litra, thats how you pronounce it.
The 24-set of artist grade Paul Rubens is on black Friday, various deals. (Use Lindsay's affiliate link in her description and then search for Paul Rubens). I would be temped if the tin were as pretty-colored as this one, ha.
I highly doubt Paul Rubens is paying Nevskaya anything for using their paints/formula/designs. Paul Rubens is a chinese company, after all. The Chinese don't ask permission to copy your stuff. They just do it.
Yes?
Also, first!
:)