after watching so many swatching videos, it is clear to me that not many people understand how to swatch supergranulating colours. you did a splendid job, wonderful swatches, an absolute pleasure to watch! thank you
Hello from Toronto Ontario 🇨🇦 Really enjoyed your video. I recently bought the entire eight sets of five colors each of these Schmenke granulating watercolors in pans in a single metal tin on Amazon. Cost me a small fortune but I've really wanted them for a long time now. I've been slowly swatching them but after viewing your excellent video I'll begin swatching with more water. Totally impressed by your swatching book. Best I've ever seen. Cheers 🫠
Thank you 😊 and lucky you! 😃 you’re going to have so much fun with those paints. I bought myself the Urban set and can’t wait to make another video about them.
Wonderful video, tysm!! 🙏☺️ I love using the haze pink for an instant patina on any old metal areas, and the haze indigo makes amazing rocks and textured pavement.
This video is amazing, it is EXACTLY what I’ve been looking for when it comes to the schmincke supergranulating colours! Finally someone who uses granulating colours the way they’re supposed to be used - with a lot of water. This video gave me exactly what I was looking for 😌 If you ever decide to make a video with other sets from the same series, like Shire or Forest or Tundra, I’d love to see it!!
Thank you , I am so glad you enjoyed it :) I have actually ordered a dot chart of all the other super granulating colours. I can't wait to swatch them out and share.
Bazuta Art Studio That’s great! I look forward to seeing more from you since I really enjoyed the way you showed and presented the colours to really show off their potential, and explained how they work and how the pigments move in the water, and also showed what you can do with your brush to get different results when the colour dries. So thorough and interesting analysis! Plus, the swatches where absolutely gorgeous. I definitely look forward to seeing more from you in the future, so I subscribed so I won’t miss it if/when you upload a new video 😊 I hope you enjoy the dot chart! :) (Edited for spelling)
Thank you for the great video. Am looking for a color to resemble buildings blowing up for a rescue picture out of Israel I working on. Not sure which colors to use in the picture the dust is a blueish color. I hope I do the picture justice. It is an IDF soldier rescusing infant twins, they are asleep in his arms as he runs to save them. I'm so broken hearted for Israel they need lots of prayers. Your dog is adorable, he looks like a miniature Softcoated Wheaten Terrier. Ours just turned 4 yesterday his sister is a Morkie, more Yorkie than Maltese but they are pals. But the wheatons are the most amazing loving greatful dogs. My vet said ya gotta get one no other dog out there like them. Ya right I said. Now I say yes sir Doc you are absolutely correct. Absolutely NO Shedding, nice Soft Fluffy hair can tend to matting if not brushed often but other than that so glad we followed his advice. Just found your channel again thx. I subscribed looking forward to more.
thanks for watching, I'm glad you enjoyed it. I got my hands on the dot chart for the remaining 40 Super Granulating colours so there will be a video for that coming out too, stay tuned :)
Hello. Lovely swatching - I especially like the 'portal' swatches. It's lovely that you put guidance notes onscreen - I realise the extra effort involved in doing so. Would you mind awfully, changing the colour of the text, please? It's hard to read white text on a white background. Thanks ever so much.
oh, thank you for the feedback. I will definitely try a different colour on my next swatching video. It should have occurred to me to do it in the first place ☺️ Thanks for watching!
Daniel Smith has not updated their dot cards in several years. They have 23 colors that aren't on the dot cards. I wish they would update the dot cards to the full range. Really enjoyed your video...I just happened to be searching this schmincke haze set and ran across your channel and subscribed. ❤️
😳 there’s 23 more colours I need to try! I hope I have room in my swatch book lol. Thanks for watching, and subscribing 😁 I’m glad you found me and enjoyed it.
Love your swatches, but you did misread the PY43 on your swatches. PY3 is lemon yellow, PY43 is natural yellow ochre, which they don't sell as a single pigment. They do make raw sienna as a mix of PBr7 and PY43, which is likely what was used in haze blue. I've become a little obsessed with granulating pigments since the super granulation series came out, and decided to go the mix your own route, so totally geeking out on all this stuff! I agree the PG36 in haze indigo is a big surprise. Thanks for sharing.
OMG, you're right, thank you for pointing that out. I must not have had my reading glasses on lol. I have also become a little obsessed, I just order the entire collection of Schminke Super Granulating colours as a dot card. Can't wait to check them all out. 😁
@@bazutaartstudio Hey we all have our moments. 😉 and oh yes, I really want that dot card, too! I want to see how my mixes compare to the "real thing." 😂 My watercolour wishlist is unending.
I also made a mistake. The better combo for PBr7 + PY43 is raw umber, not raw sienna. I think it has more PBr7 which makes it granulating (raw sienna is not). Another one for my wishlist! Credit to @Alice Lim for figuring out that mix (and many others).
The manner in which you have demonstrated is just fantastic and very educating,I haven't checked all your videos but just wish that you should do exactly this kind demo for all the schmincke granulating series of colours.
Thank you, I am glad you enjoyed it. I am actually going to do the rest of the Super granulating sets as well. I only have a dot chart for those however but I will do my best :)
Nice overview, thanks! Just wanted to say that the dispersion test of the haze blue reminded me of a little forest of pine trees with the rising sun behind them. There is no way that it could be duplicated, but I must try! 😉
This was great! I’ve watched several other people do videos on the super granulation colors but I found that I enjoyed yours the most! Thanks for your time in creating this video… Just subscribed!😊
I never knew that watercolors came super granulating! I’m such a noob 😂 this video was so nice, you actually got me to sit and watch paint dry. Multiple times!! 😆 As someone who prefers painting portraits, I could see these being more enticing for landscape artists, BUT if used in a particular way, they could potentially make for good realistic texture on skin! (Not like those nothing filters that Instagram/TikTok is making people believe that’s what skin really looks like 😂)
haha, my new super power, getting people to watch paint dry! 😂I never thought about texture like skin but ya, anything with a texture really. They are rally fine regardless ☺️
Great video. Thanks for sharing. I hope you are still gonna make videos swatching all your other colors of supplies- i only saw red and yellow and im looking forward to seeing blue and green:)...Anyway thanks for sharing, take care💜
Thank you, I'm so happy you enjoyed it. And yes, I have already recored some other colours of swatching, I just need to edit the videos, there will be more soon :)
Wow👌✨those watercolours are really something! I love watching the brush twist and large amounts of pigment deposit. The effects were beautiful. They would be so perfect for moody west coast landscapes 💚I’m also a pigment geek🙌
Lemon Yellow is PY 3 not P 43! PY43 cannot be found as a single pigment at Schmincke. However, it can be found in raw sienna (PBr7 /PY43), in yellow raw ochre (PY42 PY43) and in the granulating raw umber (PBr 7/ PY43). Schmincke can mix this well from the pigments themselves. For remixing, you could then perhaps take the raw umber, because PBr 7 is already included.
Thanks for watching 😊 yes, another viewer had pointed this out to me a while back. I pined the comment but perhaps I should post an update in the description 🤔 Thanks for reminding me!
Do I need this set?…nope…, I, like you “wanted it”! So I plunked this set and the “forest set” in my cart n bought them. Now the hard part…waiting to receive my order, ha! I think this will be a great set to create moody landscapes 😁
Wild and intriguing! Nice musical choice, too. Your methodical breakdown of the pigments is extremely helpful. It looks like Schmincke takes a lot of extra trouble to get the finest grind on their pigments to get the dispersion veining so fine. Thank you. What kind of paper did you use or should I ask prefer?
loved this swatching. who needs to even actually paint when one can just trip out on the colors. I'm curious if you use some kind of template to create the swatch pages? if not, you have I envy your patience. heck, either way, very impressive detailed exploration and reference book.
Thank you, i'm happy you enjoyed it. I do you a template now but when I started the book I just measured everything out with a ruler. Half way through the book I got tired of it so I made myself a template out of a piece of acetate plastic. So much faster now lol
Thanks for the video! One remark: Haze Blue is made of PB29, PY43 (not Lemon Yellow PY3!) and PBr7. The last too are a ready mixed colour of Schmincke which is in your swatches.
Yes, Thank you, I had another viewer point that out. It's funny, I wrote the number down correctly in my swatch book but must not have had my glasses on when doing the filming lol.
I was painting on a cold press paper from Canson. Not a very expensive paper. the surface of your paper will affect the granulation to a degree but I have had granulation happen on smooth papers too. the biggest thing is water, the more water, the more separation.
after watching so many swatching videos, it is clear to me that not many people understand how to swatch supergranulating colours. you did a splendid job, wonderful swatches, an absolute pleasure to watch! thank you
I’m glad you enjoyed it. Supergranulating watercolours are the most fun to swatch. 😊
Thanks for your review and correct ‘swatching’ of these water loving colours that need lots of water and space to be seen at their best.
My pleasure 😊 swatching like this is so satisfying for me.
Awesome. Thanks 🤩
It flowed 😜 beautiful paint
I love super granulating watercolors don't have any but I love them lol
I didn’t know these existed. I am in love now 🥰
I felt the same way when I first found out about them :)
Hi , yes, I love them…I bought Forest, yes, they are pricy but love them….working on the rest. I have not even used them yet..ha…but gorgeous
Hello from Toronto Ontario 🇨🇦 Really enjoyed your video. I recently bought the entire eight sets of five colors each of these Schmenke granulating watercolors in pans in a single metal tin on Amazon. Cost me a small fortune but I've really wanted them for a long time now. I've been slowly swatching them but after viewing your excellent video I'll begin swatching with more water. Totally impressed by your swatching book. Best I've ever seen. Cheers 🫠
Thank you 😊 and lucky you! 😃 you’re going to have so much fun with those paints. I bought myself the Urban set and can’t wait to make another video about them.
Wonderful video, tysm!! 🙏☺️ I love using the haze pink for an instant patina on any old metal areas, and the haze indigo makes amazing rocks and textured pavement.
You’re very welcome 🤗 those are great uses for those colours. I’ll have to try it 😊
This video is amazing, it is EXACTLY what I’ve been looking for when it comes to the schmincke supergranulating colours! Finally someone who uses granulating colours the way they’re supposed to be used - with a lot of water. This video gave me exactly what I was looking for 😌
If you ever decide to make a video with other sets from the same series, like Shire or Forest or Tundra, I’d love to see it!!
Thank you , I am so glad you enjoyed it :) I have actually ordered a dot chart of all the other super granulating colours. I can't wait to swatch them out and share.
Bazuta Art Studio That’s great! I look forward to seeing more from you since I really enjoyed the way you showed and presented the colours to really show off their potential, and explained how they work and how the pigments move in the water, and also showed what you can do with your brush to get different results when the colour dries. So thorough and interesting analysis! Plus, the swatches where absolutely gorgeous.
I definitely look forward to seeing more from you in the future, so I subscribed so I won’t miss it if/when you upload a new video 😊 I hope you enjoy the dot chart! :)
(Edited for spelling)
I think the same. 👏👏👏👏👏
Great way to keep all your colour swatches, thank you.
Thank you for the great video. Am looking for a color to resemble buildings blowing up for a rescue picture out of Israel I working on. Not sure which colors to use in the picture the dust is a blueish color. I hope I do the picture justice. It is an IDF soldier rescusing infant twins, they are asleep in his arms as he runs to save them. I'm so broken hearted for Israel they need lots of prayers. Your dog is adorable, he looks like a miniature Softcoated Wheaten Terrier. Ours just turned 4 yesterday his sister is a Morkie, more Yorkie than Maltese but they are pals. But the wheatons are the most amazing loving greatful dogs. My vet said ya gotta get one no other dog out there like them. Ya right I said. Now I say yes sir Doc you are absolutely correct. Absolutely NO Shedding, nice Soft Fluffy hair can tend to matting if not brushed often but other than that so glad we followed his advice. Just found your channel again thx. I subscribed looking forward to more.
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Love the look of the peanut butter cup at @11:00. Of course, trying to get that intentionally might be impossible.
Haha, I had to go look at it to see what you were talking about, I never noticed that before.
Beautiful video. I love love love the music. And I learned a lot about granulation. I really like your pigment cards and tonal rings (vs. ring tones).
haha, ring tones. hadn't thought of that.
Thank you. It was an interesting demo.
You’re very welcome, thank you for watching.
great video and review...love your swatches!
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it :)
Amazing rewiew 👏👏👏👏. Me suscribo! Mil gracias!❤
Very informative!!! I’ve been curious about these.
thanks for watching, I'm glad you enjoyed it. I got my hands on the dot chart for the remaining 40 Super Granulating colours so there will be a video for that coming out too, stay tuned :)
What amazing colours!!! Thank you for share!
Wow! These paints are Awesome! Your paint testing was spot on! Thankyou for this video ❤️
you're very welcome. It was a lot of fun to do. I'm happy you enjoyed it :)
Hello. Lovely swatching - I especially like the 'portal' swatches. It's lovely that you put guidance notes onscreen - I realise the extra effort involved in doing so. Would you mind awfully, changing the colour of the text, please? It's hard to read white text on a white background. Thanks ever so much.
oh, thank you for the feedback. I will definitely try a different colour on my next swatching video. It should have occurred to me to do it in the first place ☺️ Thanks for watching!
Daniel Smith has not updated their dot cards in several years. They have 23 colors that aren't on the dot cards. I wish they would update the dot cards to the full range. Really enjoyed your video...I just happened to be searching this schmincke haze set and ran across your channel and subscribed. ❤️
😳 there’s 23 more colours I need to try! I hope I have room in my swatch book lol. Thanks for watching, and subscribing 😁 I’m glad you found me and enjoyed it.
Loved this video ...I have to make my own swatch book now...and order dot cards 😷. Thank you xxx
It has a way of becoming a minor obsession lol. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Love your swatches, but you did misread the PY43 on your swatches. PY3 is lemon yellow, PY43 is natural yellow ochre, which they don't sell as a single pigment. They do make raw sienna as a mix of PBr7 and PY43, which is likely what was used in haze blue. I've become a little obsessed with granulating pigments since the super granulation series came out, and decided to go the mix your own route, so totally geeking out on all this stuff! I agree the PG36 in haze indigo is a big surprise. Thanks for sharing.
OMG, you're right, thank you for pointing that out. I must not have had my reading glasses on lol. I have also become a little obsessed, I just order the entire collection of Schminke Super Granulating colours as a dot card. Can't wait to check them all out. 😁
@@bazutaartstudio Hey we all have our moments. 😉 and oh yes, I really want that dot card, too! I want to see how my mixes compare to the "real thing." 😂 My watercolour wishlist is unending.
I also made a mistake. The better combo for PBr7 + PY43 is raw umber, not raw sienna. I think it has more PBr7 which makes it granulating (raw sienna is not). Another one for my wishlist! Credit to @Alice Lim for figuring out that mix (and many others).
The manner in which you have demonstrated is just fantastic and very educating,I haven't checked all your videos but just wish that you should do exactly this kind demo for all the schmincke granulating series of colours.
Thank you, I am glad you enjoyed it. I am actually going to do the rest of the Super granulating sets as well. I only have a dot chart for those however but I will do my best :)
You should try Da Vinci. It's a beautiful American brand. Studio Six in Ontario carries some of their colours. You can order them on their website.
oh thanks for the recommendation. I think I have one of their paints. I wonder if I can get a dat card? I will go check them out :)
Nice overview, thanks! Just wanted to say that the dispersion test of the haze blue reminded me of a little forest of pine trees with the rising sun behind them. There is no way that it could be duplicated, but I must try! 😉
thank you. That is a beautiful visual. I love the inspiration and imagery that these types of colours can evoke :)
This was great! I’ve watched several other people do videos on the super granulation colors but I found that I enjoyed yours the most! Thanks for your time in creating this video… Just subscribed!😊
Tha is you so much for the kind words. I’m glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the sub too 😊
I never knew that watercolors came super granulating! I’m such a noob 😂 this video was so nice, you actually got me to sit and watch paint dry. Multiple times!! 😆
As someone who prefers painting portraits, I could see these being more enticing for landscape artists, BUT if used in a particular way, they could potentially make for good realistic texture on skin! (Not like those nothing filters that Instagram/TikTok is making people believe that’s what skin really looks like 😂)
haha, my new super power, getting people to watch paint dry! 😂I never thought about texture like skin but ya, anything with a texture really. They are rally fine regardless ☺️
Great video. Thanks for sharing. I hope you are still gonna make videos swatching all your other colors of supplies- i only saw red and yellow and im looking forward to seeing blue and green:)...Anyway thanks for sharing, take care💜
Thank you, I'm so happy you enjoyed it. And yes, I have already recored some other colours of swatching, I just need to edit the videos, there will be more soon :)
Wow👌✨those watercolours are really something! I love watching the brush twist and large amounts of pigment deposit. The effects were beautiful. They would be so perfect for moody west coast landscapes 💚I’m also a pigment geek🙌
That's awesome, I'm so glad I'm not the only one lol. These are really fun to play with :)
Lemon Yellow is PY 3 not P 43! PY43 cannot be found as a single pigment at Schmincke. However, it can be found in raw sienna (PBr7 /PY43), in yellow raw ochre (PY42 PY43) and in the granulating raw umber (PBr 7/ PY43). Schmincke can mix this well from the pigments themselves. For remixing, you could then perhaps take the raw umber, because PBr 7 is already included.
Thanks for watching 😊 yes, another viewer had pointed this out to me a while back. I pined the comment but perhaps I should post an update in the description 🤔 Thanks for reminding me!
Do I need this set?…nope…, I, like you “wanted it”! So I plunked this set and the “forest set” in my cart n bought them. Now the hard part…waiting to receive my order, ha!
I think this will be a great set to create moody landscapes 😁
haha, Congrats! Believe me, if I had the funds I would have bought ALL the sets just because of want lol!
Wild and intriguing! Nice musical choice, too. Your methodical breakdown of the pigments is extremely helpful. It looks like Schmincke takes a lot of extra trouble to get the finest grind on their pigments to get the dispersion veining so fine. Thank you. What kind of paper did you use or should I ask prefer?
Thank you 😊 I can really remember the paper but I believe it was a Canson brand, maybe Strathmore, it would have been cold pressed.
loved this swatching. who needs to even actually paint when one can just trip out on the colors. I'm curious if you use some kind of template to create the swatch pages? if not, you have I envy your patience. heck, either way, very impressive detailed exploration and reference book.
Thank you, i'm happy you enjoyed it. I do you a template now but when I started the book I just measured everything out with a ruler. Half way through the book I got tired of it so I made myself a template out of a piece of acetate plastic. So much faster now lol
really like haze pink. wouldnt it be lovely to actually own all of those colours? need to win the lotto
I know! haha, And I can't even imagine what storage system you would need for them all lol
a whole room for them all...ooh theres a dream 😀
Thanks for the video!
One remark: Haze Blue is made of PB29, PY43 (not Lemon Yellow PY3!) and PBr7. The last too are a ready mixed colour of Schmincke which is in your swatches.
Yes, Thank you, I had another viewer point that out. It's funny, I wrote the number down correctly in my swatch book but must not have had my glasses on when doing the filming lol.
@@bazutaartstudio I absolutely understand 🕶
Good work keep it up and stay connected with us Thanks 💕😊💕
Great video.
Maybe someone else said it before or you might have corrected already, at 18:01 PY43 is Yellow Ochre, this is why it is muted.
Thank you for sharing😍I really enjoy supergranulating. By the way what paper did you use? I thought granulating really depends on paper!
I was painting on a cold press paper from Canson. Not a very expensive paper. the surface of your paper will affect the granulation to a degree but I have had granulation happen on smooth papers too. the biggest thing is water, the more water, the more separation.
okay i need a cigarette after that! and i don't smoke. woah baby...that was sexy. sometimes art be like that.
hahaha, that comment made my day. Cheers. Thanks for watching