NEW! Revival Set, a Limited Edition watercolor set from Winsor & Newton.
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- Опубликовано: 24 окт 2024
- Hello friends!
I’m Elisabetta, an Italian watercolor artist with a passion and a curiosity for art supplies and pigments.
I have seen this new Revival Set, a watercolor limited edition by Winsor & Newton, on Momarte and I couldn't resist buying it!
I'm very excited to swatch them for you and I will also try a demo sketch of a landscape inspired by a beautiful book written by Ondine de Peretti, a French artist.
Come swatch with me! And comment please! Ask questions, write your experience, and your feelings!
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LINKS
Hereafter my affiliated links to the products used (they will support my channel without costing you any extra money because I get a small commission).
Watercolor Revival Set by W&N
www.momarte.co...
Brush Unico Infinito by Borciani & Bonazzi
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Book "Les Paysages" by Ondine de Peretti
Amazon US amzn.to/3X18zOZ
Amazon UK amzn.to/3M7kkwJ
Amazon France amzn.to/4dWfoqL
Amazon Italy amzn.to/3WFfrju
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The sketchbook I'm using for the swatches is made by Arteza
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Amazon UK amzn.to/44YOavb
Amazon France amzn.to/3Ys3dLv
Amazon Italy amzn.to/3DPMaJY
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Fascinating palette!
I agree 🥰
Thanks Elisabetta, I thought the landscape was from Ondine. I'd love if you could show us her book!🤩
That will be fine very soon!
Intriguing colours, especially the greys. Ultramarine Ash is divine.
Yes Suzy!! It’s absolutely divine! ♥️ now I regret not having used that word in the video 🤩
I have been l looking for this set or better yet, just the ultramarine ash. So far no luck . Jerrys artarama says t g ey will message me when in stock..aaargh....frankly from what I can see it looks much the sky's much of the time where I live. I refer to it as Gloome county...Not Broome County... l over the vlog.❤
@marjoriejohnson6535 I think it has just been launched…it will soon be available everywhere. It’s worth waiting!
That purple was stunning. Also liked the green. Your sketch was wonderful
Thank you Cheryl! I’m glad you liked these colours 😄
Colors remind me of Halloween. Pretty colors
True! Ahah next time a spooky house! 🦇 🕷️
Lovely review! Very interesting colors and that purple is very pretty. Yes, please do a review of the book :)
Thank you for your kind comment! Yes, I think I will definitely make a review of the book 😀
I would enjoy a review of that book, I can read French. I love that Ultramarine Ash. Thank you.
Dear Catherine, I certainly will! Thank you for letting me know. :)
I noticed this set when browsing and am happy you’ve reviewed them. Yes, the grays peeked my interest but as someone else said here if they had been released in a limited edition I may have purchased them. The orange looks “thin”, like it really should be more pigmented and is feeling its loss. Actually, to me they all seem to be like that. The grays also seem weak, and with their release it seems like W&N are jumping on the bandwagon grays are currently enjoying. Your reviews are always thorough and enjoyable to watch. Thank you.
@@Grognardlass yes, it’s not the perfect palette, but a lovely addition for a curios sketcher like me. I found the greys really enjoyable! Thank you so much for your comment 😄
An unusual but beautiful palette of colors. Your painting captures the creative spirit of the palette. Well done, Winsor and Newton.
@@user-wk1mw9nj3i76 yes, unusual but beautiful. Who needs a new palette like the other ones we already have? Thank you!
I would just want Ultramarine Ash! So beauitful.
Jude, I couldn’t agree more…. It’s my favourite. I think you can buy it open stock!
Ditto! It's stunning for skies
@@beedee4427 yay! Ultramarine Ash team! 🖊️
@@beedee4427 it is indeed ♥️
@@WatercolorElisabetta 😆
Beautiful love the greys and have to try the PO67! Thanks for swatching.
Thank you for your comment!! It’s a delightful little set.
Hi Elisabetta, I wondered when someone would notices these. I bought the same set to add to a little set of greens and neutrals I was building from Marc Jackman. It fits in perfectly and adds a secondary colour selection to the rather idiosyncratic primaries I included. I love the entire collection, 21 very unusually colours that granulated and behave in their own way. These are not all the best lightfast but honestly they are as good as I need. I LOVE the ultramarine ash and Ostwald grey, lovely light neutrals. The other grey, darker is also lovely. The W&N go very well with the jackmans with very little surface gloss which I really like. I did I’d not even think to mix with this set yet, my principal reason for getting them was to complete this special set which as a lot of granulating colours. All that enjoyment yet to come. Thanks for showing me the possibilities. I really loved this set, more than my other way back sets from Schminke I think, maybe because I was actively looking for muted options.
Hope you are having a good summer.
@@lindyashford7744 thank you Lindy for your long comment. I’m really intrigued by Jackman…. Should I have a go? Also Wallace Seymour has very interesting neutrals…. PS I find lightfastness not always so important for my needs, I doubt my sketches are bound to be hanged for centuries 😂
@@WatercolorElisabetta I like what I have seen of the Jackmans so far, initially I bought a little selection of seven greens, rather than buying the far more expensive DS or Schmincke granulating colours. They rewet easily, have a heavy pigment load when dried in pans, and when painted out have a pleasing Matt finish, no shiny surface. They are affordable enough to take a chance and their non granulating colours have some unusual pigments. Couldn’t resist!
@lindyashford7744 thank you!! They sometimes have sales…
I loved your little demo painting. That Field’s Orange almost has a slight fluorescent glow to it. I really loved the Ultramarine Ash as a ready made pale sky wash. I thought the darker colours were all incredible staining they seemed to cling to the paper in your swatches and not move once laid down.
True! Very staining! Also, that day was so hot that favoured dry edges. Thank you for your kind comment 😀
@@WatercolorElisabetta yes it's been incredibly hot, I wondered if that might be the cause x
Yes, probably…
Very nice! Love your doggies x
Thank you!! ♥️ my dogs are adorable, they appreciate your words!
Thank you for sharing with us ❤
Thank to you for your kindness!
Thank you for sharing that palette! You did a lovely painting as well!
Thank to you Nancy!!
That sketch is very pretty and that palette is really creative, I especially love the greys! And I'd love a review from that book, it got me intrigued after seeing you create that sketch :D
@@intermundosmagicae I must review this book!! Thank you for asking 😄
Yes to the book review please
@@phillipstroll7385 ahaha I was waiting for this invitation, sounds perfect!
these look crazy, what an interesting palette ☺☺
Yes, a bit crazy! But I agree, very interesting!!
So I've thought this in one of your previous videos but I wasn't sure so I didn't say anything, but it almost looks like the sizing on your paper has gone bad. Paint shouldn't stain and "stick" there quite so much (on your swatching paper). What do you think? I loved seeing these colors and your painting.
Yes, the paper is not the best, but usually it behaves better! Maybe this unbearable heat doesn’t help (I hate AC so i don’t use it). On the other hand that’s the paper where I collect all my swatches and I would like to be consistent. Thank you for your comment Miranda!
What an interesting way to make convenience mixes based on history. Is there a vermillion hue? It would be nice to see some separating mixes but I don’t know if there are any historical ones that separated.
Hi!! Separation is a more contemporary trend, so it’s not present in this palette. Colours are those that you see, then there is a larger palette with 8 pans but I have not swatched it.
That is so wonderful❤ I checked their website and this set is sold out. your art work is so lovely. What is the name of the french artist and his book? I'm from Asia..
Thank you so much! Her name is Ondine de Peretti.
Interesting original colours.
That’s why I like it! It’s very original. Thank you!
I learned something new today. Congratulations Mr. Ostwald. Lucky me. If I ever make it on a trivia show and I get asked about Mr Ostwald, well, now I'll know. :)
@@phillipstroll7385 😂you are so lucky!! Now you are well prepared for this likely event!
@@WatercolorElisabettayes ma'am. Nothing I enjoy more than learning new things. Even if those things are old things lol.
@phillipstroll7385 especially if the new things are old things 😀
Interesting! I just saw the ultramarine ash the other day on the winsor newton website and was intrigued about it. I confess though I’m a bit disappointed that they are almost all mixes… I would have thought they were releasing special limited edition single pigments
I appreciate the fact they come up with innovative products! And I’m not taliban about mixes, if well calibrated and high quality like this. I definitely recommend this set! Thanks a lot for your comment, I love it when I read other artists’ thoughts and feelings. 😀
I have the 8 half pan set , they are beautiful. I’m happy with them .
@@KerryAA7130 the pan set wasn’t available on Momarte, where I bought this. For sure it has a yellow….very useful!
@@WatercolorElisabettaI bought my set from cass art , they came in a 24 tin , the 24 tin only has the 8 revival half pans in it , I paid just under £40 for them inc the tin xx .
I'm interested in the book.....et je parle francais!
Bien! Je vais en fair une vidéo alors! ♥️
Please review that book.looks interesting
I will Maria! Thank you for asking! 🤩
Roman szmal also has PO67
@@tolekz3689 nice to know! I will look up, I’m too curious! Thank you for letting me know! 😁
I had not heard of these! The greys look lovely. I wonder how they compare to davys Gray. Let us know if the are easier to rewet after dried. Also, lovely painting. ❤
Hi Paulina! Thank you for stopping by!
For me, ash and mineral Grey are in the same “school of thought “ of Davy’s grey, delicate and soft. But Davy’s Grey is greenish, these two aren’t.
@@WatercolorElisabettaI agree, ultra. Ash is the bluest, mineral grey very slightly cooler than neutral, I have two davy’s grey’s both are definitely green leaning but slightly different. Painted out it would depend on adjacent colours to pushing their underlying colours but still this trio (+ davy’s grey are very interesting pales.
The Ultramarine Ash looks perfect for our Dutch skies. I also like the Tyrian purple. It looked to me that the flow in water isn't as good as I would prefer.
@Brilliantnash I have some experience of Dutch sky as, as I have often said, my son lived in Maastricht for a few years. And yes!! It is perfect!! (Maastricht is one of my favourite places in the world !)
@@BrilliantnashI think the issue with the flow is more about the paper than the paint in this case.
Winsor and Newton's permanence ratings on these seem way off. A mix of PG36 and PY138 is AA while a mix of PV37 and PR202 is B?? All four are lightfast organic pigments that should be an A. And then Ultramarine ash, a mix of two inorganic pigments is just A? The "old" Winsor and Newton would never give a new mix of two organic pigments an AA rating. As far as I am aware, this would be the first AA rating for an organic pigment, much less a mix, from Winsor Newton in their history.
I thought it was a bit odd too, I admit. However, having worked for many years in a large food company, I know that big brands can’t afford to lie on labels. It’s a matter of reputation…so I make an act of faith and decided that I trust Winsor & Newton! It’s a brand I completely trust. But I agree, I had my doubts too! Btw, why do you say “old” W&N? I guess there is some information I miss. Have they had a change in ownership? I will check it out!
I always get hard edges - what am I doing wrong?
Hi! There could be more reasons..try putting water on paper and stop paint before the edge so it will naturally diffuse…or it can be the paper. When it’s hot I get more hard edges because the paint dries fast. Just experiment! Try working wet on wet anyway…
Beautiful painting! But I'm still too new to know how to use these without primaries. 😂
Ah yes, it can be challenging! But challenging is good 😊
The field's orange look a bit dirty to me. Is it my screen or is your black fine liner not waterproof?
Mmmh no it is waterproof….the other colours should look dirty too… you make me worry now! It looked clean and vibrant to me 😱. Maybe the ink wasn’t perfectly dry? 😰
@@WatercolorElisabetta then it must be my screen. The other colours look bright and clean:) Or maybe my eyes are getting old ;) Thanks for the video
Or maybe MY eyes are getting old 😰
I noticed it too in the orange, I thought it might have been residue in the brush maybe.
I didn’t notice but I’m a minority now! 😄
Your title says Limited Edition, I can't find any information from W&N to back up this claim of limited edition. That title could put people off buying, as why get into a range of pigments that are temporarily available.
I have this information from Momarte, the online store I bought it from. It clearly says “limited edition “. I have read it also on Artist pigments website artistpigments.org/brands/winsor-and-newton-professional-water-colour/rr2y3-ostwald-grey. However, I’m just reporting what I have read and I might be wrong! It hasn’t been fully launched yet. Also, if a colour is successful, they might turn it into permanent!
@@WatercolorElisabetta - Thanks for clarifying
I’m not impressed with those colours frankly
It’s very fortunate we all have our own taste!