Great video! I love perylene green as a mixer. I have the full line of M Graham watercolors, and they are for the most part my favorites, but in some cases Daniel Smith just does the color better. Lordy they dry like rocks, though! Right now I'm experimenting with mixing a bit of the MG into DS of the same color to try and soften them, but keep the vibrancy of the DS. Not sure how that's going to go. 🤣 I'm a sucker for an experiment. Thanks for sharing your lovely palette with us! 🌻
Question: Is it really Porcelain? In the description on Amazon down below the main heading, it says it is made from Plastic and Acrylic, but at the top, it says Ceramic and Porcelain in the title. Thanks for putting this together!
Great video! I love perylene green as a mixer. I have the full line of M Graham watercolors, and they are for the most part my favorites, but in some cases Daniel Smith just does the color better. Lordy they dry like rocks, though! Right now I'm experimenting with mixing a bit of the MG into DS of the same color to try and soften them, but keep the vibrancy of the DS. Not sure how that's going to go. 🤣 I'm a sucker for an experiment. Thanks for sharing your lovely palette with us! 🌻
ITA about the paint 💯. ❤️
Question: Is it really Porcelain? In the description on Amazon down below the main heading, it says it is made from Plastic and Acrylic, but at the top, it says Ceramic and Porcelain in the title. Thanks for putting this together!
It is indeed porcelain.