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Review & Demo : Daniel Smith set of 24 half-pans! 🎨
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- Опубликовано: 19 апр 2020
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Daniel Smith set of 24 half-pans
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This set is amazing ,the greens are wonderful for landscape painting. You can achieve the depth of colour for trees and still retain the translucency in the wash
I'm glad you enjoy this set!! :D
I am shocked. Never ever did I think I'd see the day when Daniel Smith released a full boxed set like this.
You did such a bueatiful job showing these paints,I got so excited I up and ordered them. Yesterday I swore off such indulgences, but today, oh today is a new day and the possibilities just holler so loud. Thanks, you did a great job in covering all aspects of each color and I completely enjoye the entire video, begining to end. 😊❤
I love both Daniel Smith paints and Schmincke, but I will say that I lean toward the DS more. What I will say is that while this is a fantastic set and it's about time that DS got off the pot and put out a quality pan product. Their first set was so awful - especially that plastic "tin" - that it really turned me off. Thank you for such a thorough tour of this set and love the treatment on the sword in the painting. I hope all is well on your end, my friend! Cheers!
Oh, hi Mark! ;)
Thank you so much! I'm also very glad that they finally made these sets happen, with the good ol' standard metal tin. Sometimes, we just need the tried-and-true ;)
@@EveBolt Exactly! I don't know what they were thinking with that first set they put out. It was terrible and it cost $75 USD when they released it, but now only $65 which, imho, is still way too much. Anyhow, thank you again and looking forward to what's next! :)
I am beginning to paint for the first time in my adult life at the age of 52. I just ordered this set yesterday and it should arrive tomorrow. I am very excited. I have some student-grade paints like Van
Gogh, a few pans of Winsor & Newton and two tubes of Rembrandt. I haven't yet tried Daniel Smith but they have a masive palette of colors to choose from and I love the idea this comes with an extra pan of empty half-godets. I will really enjoy exploring and growing with all of these.
This is a really good set and I'm sure you'll enjoy painting with these paints! And also have fun finding new colors to fill that extra tin :)
Good for you!! It's never too late to love watercolors.
Thank you! I see why some people find this palette unbalanced, but tbh I would be thrilled to get this as a jumping off point. I really like your dude, but you knew that, ha ha.
I’ve just come across this video - I’ve found it really useful, thank you! Just about to order this set in the UK and it’s pretty expensive and it’s been very helpful to see your in depth swatching!
I'm glad it was helpful! And I hope that you'll enjoy painting with this set! :D
It is an awesome palet and the color selection is better then people think. Just take a look at the pigment numbers and you will understand and read Jane her blog about it
Jane Blundell? I saw her post about it and enjoyed it. I think these are great colors!! :D
Goethite Brown Ochre I believe has super strong granulation along with the cobalt Turquioise. ☺️🎨
Oh, I'll have to test it out more. The ones I've used (my tube of Goethite and this pan) are not that granulated, but that could be "user error" ;)
Thanks for this in-depth review! I'm also glad for the release of a metal tin set from DS. That piece you created with them looks fantastic! I think I'd be more likely to go for the set of 12 so I could fill those empty pans myself since I like a selection of purples and violets.
Yes! Excellent idea! I love that they made a set of 12 with lots of empty pans for customizing! It's well suited to all of us who have already a bunch of tube paints from DS XD
Great and clear review. I recently got this set and I am loving it as my starter palette for a class. Colors are so vibrant and easy to activate!
Thank you for this review. This is a good all around, versatile mixing set, skewed toward landscape painting, in my opinion. Though, I would like a violet. It’s not “unbalanced,” necessarily, like some people are saying; it’s just not full of the designer colors. It’s an excellent set if you really want to learn to mix.
thank you for the video! I enjoy Daniel Smith, especially the unusual colours that granulate. Your DnD character is super adorable ^_^
Thank you so much! :)
DS' own unique mixes are usually so pretty! This set only has the undersea green, but it's so pretty! :D
I love that your fur babies are adding their own commentary in the background.
Hehehe! They always have a thing or two to say XD
I love your character illustration! Beautiful work, Eve! Thanks for another great review!
Hey Paul! Thank you so much!! :D
What a in-depth review ! WOW!
Thank you so much! :)
Your piece turned out great and I loved the thorough review! I don’t understand the need for three very similar earthy yellows-how strange, and the absence of a violet.
Oh man, I love your cat illustrations a lot but it was really fun to see you do a demo with a DnD character! :D
i really like the looks of the sets. One can always mix a nice dark almost black neutral with burnt sienna and ultramarine, so if I were to buy this I wouldn't really mind. I also never use straight up white watercolor in my paintings, I go over with white ink or gouache. I'm happy they included Buff Titanium, though. It can be a really useful color. I'm also really glad for the addition of a turquoise! It looks so lovely in that range. If I didn't have my mind set on the VanGogh paints, I'd buy one of these sets instead. But for me right now, VanGogh is definitely more affordable and less ouch to the pocketbook. I think for the colors to shine through, it'd be neat to see a video showing mixes one can make with the set on its own too.
I'll keep the mixing video idea in mind, thank you! And it can be a very distant goal, I don't think they will retire this set :)
I love the turquoise, now if it had a teal........... ;)
Don't be fooled (and waste money) by marketing. Having used both extensively, I can tell you that van Gogh is not only vfm but that you won't notice a difference between then and d.smith. if you want something better (and this will be marginally better), go with schmincke, w&n, new rembrandt, sennelier, maimeri blu, m. Graham. American journey and Holbein, I would say, also of the exact same quality as van Gogh, so with their pricing I would not suggest them, unless it's easier for you to get them.
Thanks for the review Eve! Lots of work went into creating it! 😘✨👍🏾
Thank you so much! :) It was a lot of work, but also a lot of fun!
Fabulous review Eve! Thank you so much!💜💜💜
Ooooh! Showing us where to find the colours on the chart. Thank you!
You’re welcome 😊
I'm sorry it goes by a bit quickly, but one can always pause at that moment to check it out! :D
I quite like the set. A bit heavy on the yellows for my taste, and on my display it looks like the yellows are not very varied - some of them are very similar to each other and I'd rather have had a violet or purple. But the color selection seems good overall, and I love that it has a good CMYK triad!
I like the matte black tin, it looks quite sleek. I do have Opinions on palette layout, but it's a pretty standard tin so I can't complaint too much. I wouldn't want to get an extra one since I already have a bunch of tins. I don't need to have two identical ones, but I can see how it could be useful for people who don't already have more than they need 😅
Re: paper: could it be a sizing issue? I know the sizing can degrade over time, and that seems to often be the culprit when paper has unexpected mystery problems. Maybe you can start reviewing mediums and stuff next 😉 I know Holbein has a "multi sizing liquid".
Pekoe!!
Hahaha! That's what happens to me too when she comments while I'm recording XD Pekoe has a lot of things to say!
It's good to see a set of 24. The colour choices are really nice. Lots of varied greens. Personally I wouldn't go out of my way to buy DS. I base my experience on one tube and a dot card of 18. I can't say anything bad about DS, they're nice paints but they're not for me. That said, I do like the selection in this set and suited to your lovely illustration. Enjoy them 🙂.
Nice review and at first glance a great set. But there comes a time when you've had it with sets; You've got your colors already be it from the brand itself (and if you're not a nerd or a hunter-gatherer of watercolors) or from many other brands. At that moment you become picky and I guess I wouldn't buy this set, especially not for that money, even not for the extra tin. It would double up with basic colors I already have and if I'm going to buy DS it will be other colors. I must say, I like that they put the perylene green in it and the cobalt turquoise.
Thanks for the video, Eve! I've been eyeing these new metal tin sets, because I've never tried Daniel Smith before. I'm baffled by the 12-pan set, as it has as many as three yellows (hansa yellow light, medium and deep). Even the 24-pan set skips on hansa yellow medium. The 24-pan set seems well-rounded, but I still can't shake off the feeling that by paying just a little bit more I could buy individual 5ml tubes and have a set full pans. Perhaps the 'Inspirations' set would be a better choice for someone who wants to give DS a try? I already have so much paint and at least the 'Inspirations' set offers non-obvious colors, unique to DS :-)
what an exciting set! excellent review. I love DS and have the primatek 6 color and introductory 6 color primary set. Now I cant wait to get this more complete set
Thank you!! :D
It's a really nice and useful set, definitely worth saving up for!
I have those two sets as well. I think unless you really want the tin it would be worth choosing your own colours you might find some colours you'd prefer over the ones included in this set.
I really like this set. The colors are very versatile. I find myself reaching for it often even though I have other watercolor palettes. I would prefer another non granulating blue instead of so many neutrals, but otherwise it’s great. I wanted to try the 15 ultimate mixing set but the palette was horrible so when this came out I was really excited. They are also selling pan colors in open stock but they are super expensive so I plan to refill with tubes. Hope they come up with more sets.
never been a daniel smith fan boy so their sets dont really excite me. But the real question is how does it compare to your 24 schmincke set?
Hard to compare, as I've shuffled around the colors in the Schmincke set to remove some I didn't use XD I would maybe reshuffle a few colors in the DS set too, making it on the same level as the Schmincke one :)
i think the paper issue might have happend because those sheets absorbed too much moisture in some way. if the air is too humid it can transfer over to your expensive WC paper and making it as good as unusable over time ): happened to me too as my workroom is very close to our bathroom and all the wet air that escaped after showers damaged my precious stock of Arches paper..
Oh no, what a nightmare :O
Can you try re-sizing it??? The most expensive swatching paper ever ToT
This is my all time favorite demo painting of yours! Love it!!! I can't find this set of Daniel Smith paints ANYWHERE! Not that I need it, but I love the tins and Jane Blundell color selections (I have all of the colors in this palette.) I was thinking of putting all 86 of my Daniel Smith colors in 4 24 full pan palettes (and a separate Primatek palete- or does it make sense to put them in color order?) because I was thinking it would be kinder to my brushes. Do you think it is necessary? I love the size of the Mijello paint wells, but I live the ability to move my paint around and it is not easilly done to add a yellow in the group when they are all poured, and of course I want them in order! Lol!
After releasing the flawed plastic palettes it was about time for a decent metal set, imho. I do like the color selection mostly, it provides a wide and vibrant mixing range and covers the "basics". (I also have a very soft spot for Hansa Yellow Deep with its PY65... its one of my favourite yellows! And Perylene Green.)
I am not exactly happy with the choice of browns here, could have easily replace at least one with a nice, vibrant violet. Since I have already build my own palette to my liking with their tubes, I wouldn't buy it. But if friends are interested in purchasing, I'd definitely would hint that out as well as their little tube sets.
I find it interesting that they used Hansa Yellow Light as opposed to Hansa Yellow Medium considering that's the main yellow Jane Blundell uses in her Ultimate Mixing set along with Quin Gold.
thanks forthe review im new to artist grade paint ive been using winsor newton cotman and i was just gonna move up to there pro line but was too many negitive reviews so im exploring other brands your video was very helpful
I'm glad it was helpful! I hope you find the right paint for you :)
I would never purchase this over customizing my own palette with tubes and empty pans, but I would love to buy the empty tin! Hopefully they offer them for a sale separately eventually.
I hope they do too!! Or maybe a really small set (like their Essentials set in pans, so 6 pans, and the other 18 pans would be empty) . It's nice to be able to put the DS tube paints in a set that is labelled with the brand too, much easier to locate ;)
Do you recommend Daniel Smith or Winsor and newton watercolour professional set ?
Other than the lack of purple I think it would be a great set
I'll stick with my Schmincke Horadam 24 set :)
A very good choice, indeed! :D
Hi Eve, I would really love to say nice things about this set, but unfortunately I think is overpriced and the choices of colors is totally unbalanced. 5 yellows, 5 greens and not even one purple? And the blues, just the bare minimum! The colors are amazing but there is no reason pushing me to buy it!
Your wallet is gonna be happy, then! ;)
I like having many greens and not too many blues, but yeah. I need one or two yellows at most XD
What I'm trying to say is that it's pretty hard to chose the perfect 24 colors to please everyone, but all in all, at least those paints are great quality XD
With all the earth yellows in the set, was Raw Sienna necessary in your opinion?
Woah that's so many browns! It reminds me of Denise's palette with Da Vinci. I don't know which one I want to buy @.@ Lovely review!
Thank you! :D
Your reviews are so helpful and I love your art! ❤️
I always wondered about these watercolors, thanks for explanation 😊
and I hope you don’t mind me asking, but how do you film your videos from a top down view?
I remain very sad that PO49 disappeared as the PO48/PY150 combination to get to Quin Gold is just not the same, especially when mixing.
It's a bummer, indeed. We can only hope that it becomes a super trendy car color again and they restart production of this pigment! ;)
Is it a true Quin gold or a hue?
I ordered this palette on April the 19,2020. Thru Cheap Joes, still have not received them. Claudia
I hope you receive them soon!
BTW. Could the strange texture on the paper be residue or surface damage from the tape you used to make the layering test?
Btw I noticed that the DS set comes with what looks like the usual rainbow of colors one gets from a set and a few wild cards. Would it be worth it to buy this complete set if you already own such a thing from a different company? Or are the colors in the DS set slightly different in comparison?
Ooooh
You might want to also check out In Liquid Color. Denise's review compares this to the set she has with Davinci for wildlife painting, and this is really close to it. It isn't as environmentally friendly as the Davinci set, but I doubt that was their goal for the Daniel Smith set.
One can mix several nice purple tones so I'm good with not wasting a slot on it, especially if it was built to compete with the other palette, which wouldn't surprise me. The set for Davinci went well, so why wouldn't Daniel Smith want to get a piece of the action in what seems to be a popular arrangement.
And don't get me wrong, I love the colors here and Daniel Smith paints. This set calls my name. I just can't see the palettes being this close without some inspiration from the other even if it wasn't completely intentional.
We'll have to disagree on this, hehe! DS' set has almost all the colors (or similar ones) to color selections put together by Jane Blundell. I really don't believe that DS took inspiration elsewhere (Jane Blundell being one of their recurrent collaborators).
@@EveBolt Yeap, this is a clear outcome of the collaboration between J. Blundell and D. Smith. People have been "taking inspiration" from her blog for years, and then randomly forget where their original 12, 15 and 24 colours came from or how they sought alternatives to mirror that original palette but maybe in a new direction. And I say this without even liking D. Smith products in the slightest.
I'm not surprised that many saw a similarity with Denise's palette, but I agree that this was very much a landscape palette based on Jane Blundell's work. I love earth yellows, but do think the palette overdid it there and I would have liked to see a granulating violet like Ultramarine Violet or Moonglow because they are very useful in a landscape palette for mountains and skies. But it's so easy to swap colors in a metal palette, it's not a deal breaker. I hope DS sells the empty palettes for those of us with DS watercolor tube "collections" :)
@@everartokelli Minor correction: not Blundell's work but her extended palette posted on the internet for close to a decade. Which is a very overt inspiration behind Soden's palette, as she used to admit in her earlier videos. Then she removed Jane's grey for Denise's green and one nickel pigment for a go-green yellow and suddenly originality and intellectual property theft were invented. And I repeat, I consider D. Smith (the new, corporal D. Smith, not what it used to be when it was a small, honest, family-run company) the most overrated art-related company out there. All they charge for is advertisement and their shady transactions with artists-retailers.
Freakin utube unsubscribed me from your channel and I have no clue why. I was waiting for a video from you in my feed for months, wondering why you stopped uploading!
(Not so very) fun fact: Jane Blundell's last name has the accent in the first syllable. blUndell
Hey there Raisin Hater!! Are you like me and getting tired of being stuck in the house with your cats? I love my Siamese, named Bebe, but I really want to hang out with humans again! 😄😄😄😄
I was so disappointed to see that this is ridiculously similar to Denise sodens palette she released with Da Vinci last year
That's debatable, but I'm sorry you feel this way in regards to this set :)
aw what a waste to only have one very granulating colour on there from ds