Michael Harding Watercolours
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Hi and thank you for visiting my channel! Today I am swatching some Micheal Harding watercolors that just got delivered to my studio.
The colors are Perylene Crimson, Caribbean Turquoise, and Corinthian Purple which I purchased from Jackson's Art Materials. Other materials I am using are a Bockingford watercolor pad and a Da Vinci Maestro brush, links to all materials are below:
Bockingford Pad: www.jacksonsar...
Da Vinci Maestro Brush: www.jacksonsar...
Michael Harding watercolor Perylene Crimson: www.jacksonsar...
Michael Harding watercolor Caribbean Turquoise: www.jacksonsar...
Michael Harding watercolor Corinthian Purple: www.jacksonsar...
*All links above are affiliate links, which means that if you use the link to purchase from the Jackson store and it is your first time purchasing from them you will receive a 10% discount. Otherwise, it just helps me a little, with no extra cost to you 😊❤️
I have been dying to see some swatches of these new Michael Harding watercolours
I have the Perylene Crimson and it is indeed gorgeous! Thank you so much for tempting us with these paints!
The Perylene Crimson, is such a gorgeous colour, i agree!❤️
Very beautiful colors! I enjoyed your recent videos so much that I've started your videos from the beginning and am watching them from first to present. Thank you! You are very talented.
Thank you so much! ♥️♥️
😍 lovely
These are lovely! Thanks for swatching!
Thank you! They are really lovely paints!
Such beautiful colors! I just saw a notice that Jackson’s was collaborating with Michael Harding on a watercolor line & was curious about them. Thank you for sharing!
You are so very welcome!! 😊💗
Hi Lily, these colours are beautiful! Thanks for swatching 🌸
You are so very welcome!! ❤🥰
Always fun to see new paints. This is my first peek.
Very beautiful colours, I think it is an interesting limited three-colour palette.
Yes, they do look lovely side by side! 😊😊
I've been very curious about the Harding paints. They haven't been available in the U.S., though perhaps they are now. Must check!
Hi Lily, Thank you for swatching three Michael Harding watercolours. I recently bought a Michael Harding Introductory set of four colours; Yellow Benzimidazolone PY 151; Aqua Green PG7, PB15.3, Scarlet Lake PR170 and Vivid blue PW4, PW6 & PB15.3, PG7. I think the texture of these paints, even the opaque and thick Vivid Blue is lovely to work with. The vivid Blue is more like the cerulean in hue. My first impresion is that they will mix well with my existing paints which are mainly Winsor and Newton and Daley Rowney.. At the same time I purchased some deliciously creamy Rembrant paints, mainly because Rembrant and Micheal Harding (both previously unknown to me) were the only two suppliers where I could sourse Aureolin at the time. There seem to be some shortages with art materials at present. I am inclined to reorder from M H when my existing paints are used up. I would appreciate it if you would video any future painting with MH paints as they are so new to the market and there are so few current videos. Thank you again,
Irene thank you so much for sharing! I love the quality and flow of the MH paints too, and I would love to showcase some more for you ❤❤
Thank you!
Wow! The PR149 is very different to the Van Gogh PR149. The van Gogh becomes rather full and brownish when it dries. Thanks for sharing this.
Yes!! I was blown away by how different it was from any other perylene red I'd ever tried before too!
This is by far the best paint I’ve ever used! Chromatically explosive as well as a lovely texture to paint with! I have them all❤❤❤❤❤
Oh wow, it's great to know that all the other colours are as wonderful as these three, thank you! I cannot wait to add more to my collection now! 😊
High praise, indeed…I got the urban set, I’m excited to get them!
I'm dying to try these paints but they're not yet available in Canada! 😭😭
Oh no! I am keeping my fingers crossed that they'll be available near you soon!! ❤🙌
They arrived in Toronto at Gwartzmans
About your search for a true aubergine color - the only one I know of thus far is Daniel Smith's Bloodstone Genuine from the Prima Tek line; its quite strong as a "colored black", and has a bunch of granulation. So it leans more black as a result, but next to any other black or black toned deep colors the aubergine jumps out. If you can find a comparable purple/violet for the color toned quality of the bloodstone (the color minus the black, basically), I would advise mixing that with Bloodstone Genuine so you can have a range of aubergine color intensities to highlight/contrast the dark black aspect of it with. Otherwise, DS's Bloodstone genuine alone is a like a black watercolor version of the water soluble graphite paints & pencils, in purple (if that makes sense).
Thank you so much for telling me about the properties, I don't think I have had the Bloodstone watercolor! After your suggestions I am absolutely intrigued, thank you so much for taking the time to write such a detailed and informative assessment of the color! ❤️🙌😊