Perylene Green Watercolor Mixes - PBk31 Shinhan Shadow Green
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
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You sounded so excited when you got the sap green mix. It was so cute.
aww thank you so much grace! :D i haven't seen you around before, welcome to the channel~ thank you for watching and commenting :D
I 💕 the PBk31 + PR242 brown. It looks like a glowing burnt sienna.
YES! it kinda does :)
According to Kim Crick, PB66 is very fugitive just like the actual Indigo pigment. I have to say the mixes you made with the shadow green are really pretty. I have it in DS, DV, and Holbein and like the DV version the best, though I do like the others as well. I have never tried Shinhan. Maybe some day. My list gets longer and more expensive as I go. lol I live in the US and the city I live in surprisingly only has a couple of chain craft stores, no real art supply stores, so I have to order everything online. As the fastest growing city in my state, you'd think we'd have art supplies. Ah well. lol
ohhh is it now? that's great info! i didn't now that! i wonder if maybe i did come across that info and decided against buying it but i honestly cant remember haha. my opinion on Shinhan is that, it's definitely great quality and very comparable to holbein and mijello. but of course like with any other brand, there will be some that can be weird. they have a viridian AND viridian hue both made with PG7. so silly. so yeah, just do your research, watch some swatch vids and you should be good. that said, i wouldn't say it's any better or different than the western brands so don't waste your money on repeat colours :) oh man, i feel you~! i wanna be able to actually go into an art store and physically buy products as well. i only got back into watercolour literally a little bit before covid so most of my shopping has been online. :(
I always hear PG 8 is fugitive as well, although I have not done tests or seen any which show it.
I really loved seeing all the mixes you did with the Shadow Green - so pretty!
thanks so much miranda :D t'was a fruitful swatching session hehe ;P
I got distracted by the unicorn poop thing. 🙃 What I originally wanted to say is I particularly like this video and the one you did like it for PY53. I don’t know if you have any plans to do more of these in the future, but I really enjoyed the gradient blends and your commentary. Thank you for sharing!
awww thank you so much for your sweet words Erika 🥰 thank you for expressing your appreciation. i dont always know if people truly like how i portray things so it’s great positive feedback. i actually filmed a pr179 mixing vid back with my old camera set up but now it seems like it wouldnt be as good quality so it’s been in the back burner for me to film again. 🥰
Love this, thank you for a nice long mixing vid! I had no idea PBk31 could be so fun - I love all of them, especially the magenta and blues. I'm fond of dusty/dusky colors so the unicorn poop is a fave :)
aww thanks jen! i appreciate that! :D hahahha~ i'm glad someone likes the unicorn poop ones! wasn't meant to offend anyone, just couldn't describe it properly at the time. dusky is more appropriate ;P hope u have a great weekend jen!!
@@PaintinHiding ahahaha, i'm certainly not offended by unicorn poop, i thought it was brilliant! :)
PB29 or PB15 + PBk31 looks like the sea on the horizon. I love PBk31! Now I am more confident about buying it.
aww that's great! i'm glad the vid has helped one way or another :D i think doing this exercise also makes me feel more confident in buying one in the future. :D
@@PaintinHiding Yes, I totally agree! I am more confident about my paint choices because of videos I’ve seen on your channel and on RUclips.
@@awatercolourist i'm so glad because that's a big part of why i started posting on youtube, to share with the community like " hey i have these products... ask me questions if u have any." :)
@@PaintinHiding You are SO cool!
I love 💕 the PBk31 + Quin Goold hue! I think I saw it before in an Inliquidwatercolor video. I really want to try PBk31 and PBk32. Roman Szmal offers the PBk32.
oh really? i dont remember at all. i've definitely seen denise's many vids just don't remember the details lol
@@PaintinHidingI can’t remember the video, I think it was the Perylene Green video. No wait, it might have been another yellow… hmmm… I need to watch that video again. Anyway, PBk32 + yellows = lovely greens.
@@awatercolourist hahaha too many mixing vids, i cant remember either >__
@@PaintinHiding There's a perylene green episode of her color spotlight series :)
I like this series of mixing one color with a bunch of others. The manganese violet one is great as well.
thank you sarah~ i definitely have more of these mixing vids to do but … so much to do, so little time u know? so you’ll seem these vids pop up every now and then hopefully 😊👍🏻
I do recommend the holbein one if you can find it cheaper than other brand, it’s almost the same as schmincke or winsor newton, it’s great for making pine tree or background forests, and mixing it with warm yellow make some really nice natural green. Quinacridone gold hues does make really nice green when mixed with any blue or green, like With phthalo green, indanthrone or perylene green its such a shame the original PO49 is discontinued it seems like a perfect golden yellow without the strong PY150, i may try to scout it at my local art shop since they carry the full daniel smith line, if its the new formula then i’ll just buy the holbein one since i like the hue a lot, don’t quote me on this but i heard PO48 is also in decline which why many european brand doesn’t make their quin gold with PO48, even roman szmal change the formula to PR101 and PY150.
ohh that's so much for confirming that holbein's is great :D it's definitely not cheap cheap but i can find it locally which is cheaper than w&n/schmincke. aaah yeah, i've been hearing about PO48 declining as but but many say it's not entirely confirmed because daniel smith once came out and said they bought loads and still have plenty to make it for many years to come. rembrandt also has PO48 available. but yeah, i noticed that roman szmal now offers a second quin gold option too. so intriguing~
@@PaintinHiding yup, holbein is a great brand if you can find it affordably. Ah interesting, i might get a PO48 to try maybe the m.grahams one or the daniel smith one if i get the chance, thx for the info.
@@ari_9354 i've been considering trying to buy a holbein 60ml tube but we shall see haha. have a nice weekend Ari! :D
This is true, PO 48 is being discontinued but it's still available from some brands. Daniel Smith has hoarded up years' worth though.
This was fantastic. I watched on the tv and here. Have to have this green-have made notes of your mixes. Great work-thank you!
ohh thank you so much! i'm glad you found the vid useful :D i dont think i've seen you around before, welcome to the channel Beth! :D thank you for watching and commenting
@@PaintinHiding I usually watch on the big screen. Been doing it for a few weeks now. But my senior brain forgets to get online to comment. I enjoy your videos a lot and have them found very helpful.
@@NanaBeth1 aww thank you Beth :D honestly it's fine, you don't need to comment if it's not convenient. i'm the same way when i watch youtube vids on my phone. typing on there is just so tedious with the small buttons haha~
Nice mixing color. It would also be cool to see what the reds did to the green (as well as what the green did to the reds). And v.v. for the yellows.
Again, PB35+PBk31 has the poetic beauty of a boring sea 😂
Unicorn poop?!! You’ve actually come across a sample of unicorn poop🤨😂. I was actually going to say that PB28 cobalt turquoise + PBk31 looks like the sea, but in one of the more boring places of the world (northern Europe). It’s actually very nice.
😂😂😂😂 well, more like just my way of describing something magical yet ugly? not that it's ugly but i have mixed feelings about it i guess?
@@PaintinHiding I know what you mean 😄
@@awatercolourist 😆🥰✌🏻
It took me a few days to get around to watching this one. PBk31 is perfect for a landscape or floral palette. I agree that because the chroma is low to begin with, this pigment mixes great natural greens and is wonderful for shadow colors in foliage. Because it's more towards yellow green the best mixing compliments are perelyne violet or dioxazine purple. (I know it looks bluish, but as colors have less chroma they look cooler. See Bruce's "An Artist's Color Wheel" on Handprint for a graphic representation of this.)
no worries at all :D hope you had a good weekend! oohh i didn't think to mix it with violets, i'll need to try those :D
I've found that perylene violet and PG7 makes a nice deep black.
@@petiteflower5259 phthalos and perylenes go so well together :D
Pb28 must have some extra fillers in it. Whenever I mix a colour with it there is a powdery look. Maybe the filler comes on the surface. I don't know if you have the same impression or my batch is just wrong.
well PB28 is a cobalt pigment. no matter if it's a cobalt blue, turquoise, or teal... they're going to be semi-opaque. depending on the brand, you might get some that are more transparent than others but generally i would say it's quite normal for PB28 to result in "powdery" mixes. :) hope that helps.
I like long videos!✨
haha~ thank you! the majority don't but i'm glad you do! :D
Unicorn poop! There is a unicorn poop rainbow ice cream gif…Now I will think of that gif anytime I paint with anything even remotely similar to that color you mixed. 😂
omg i just googled that and now i cant get it out of my mind. 🤣 what have u done to meee 🤣🤣
Why did I have to go and google that 😐🫤
@@PaintinHiding haha a coworker showed it to me a few months ago, and i thought it was only fair to pass it along. The internal debate was a pretty quick one: “share it or don’t? Well….she DID say ‘unicorn poop…’” :-)
@@erikaleigharthaha! i deserve that ;P LOL!
DaVinci does say their PBk 31 has "some granulation."
interestingggg~ i wasn't sure if this one was granulation or random particles like how some white nights also has.
I get the Unicorn poop…
Heavy and mucky. Right?
(And I usually like cool colors.) I don’t really know what that has to do w it.
haha! i guess so yeah~ kinda like mystical but muddy LOL
How can anybody not like ultramarine ? Interesting video though.
thank you kevin :)
I wonder if the one you used today makes brighter greens with the Indian Gold since it apart from being lower tinting also looks slightly brighter? 😊🧐
hmmmmm... great question hannah! it's actually not brighter but definitely lower tinting. i think maybe it can be perceived as brighter because the white of the paper shines through its low-tinted swatch making it look brighter than the PWC one. just a theory though :)"
@@PaintinHiding Huh, interesting! On my screen it definitely shows up brighter. When comparing the masstone of the weaker one with the dilution of the stronger tinting one the latter Still looks more muted. Might be a screen thing! 😊
@@hannahthufvesson Hi Hannah👋🏼. Just saying hi and wishing you a nice day 😊
@@awatercolourist Hi! 😄👋 That's so sweet! I wish you have a nice day too! ☺️
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@@awatercolourist i'm so confused... LOL!!!
@@PaintinHiding 😂😂😂😂😂