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@@nj.edit32 how could something so complex like the universe and humans be made from bacteria or rocks or evolution we just couldn’t God made it all we have to be ready no one knows when Jesus will return or when we’ll die God bless u ur never to far to turn back he will never leave u good day he cares and loves u how could the things that people say made the universe get here is there was nothing God made it all so many prophecies are being filled from revelations telling us that Jesus is coming back they are happing right now in the world he loves and cares all u have to do to give your life to God is tell him you believe in him and that he sent his son to die for us and that he rose 3 days late and repent or ask for forgiveness of your sins have faith in Jesus he died for us on the cross so we can be forgiven of your sins and rose 3 days later🎉🎉
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As a Dutchie, I audibly squeaked when you pulled out the Old Holland! The reason the paint is made in such small batches is because they still use the old processing methods from the Golden age of the Dutch masters, so you'd be painting with a very pure recipe like what Rembrandt and Vermeer would have used. They also have oil paints! If anyone ever comes across it, I highly recommend the Golden Barok Red watercolor from Old Holland. It's the most gorgeous single-pigment, characteristic rust colour that's just absolutely magical on paper!
I love the fact you know the history thank you for the knowledge!
This is so cool, and I'm super happy to have learned that!
This was your latest video… it’s been 2 months 😢
That's so cool! Thanks for that mini history lesson :)
Great tip about that red colour. Old Holland is available at my local store, so I'll give it a go. Any other tips for a first time Old Holland user?
I will never get over the discontinuation of dandelion. That is still the best yellow color. I am waiting for them to bring it back. We're all waiting for them to bring it back...
Where is the girl in love with Dandelion and collected EVERYTHING about it ? She’s so right tho.
@@CurlySpicyGirlomg I thought of her on TikTok also
I found two dandelion ends in an old bag of crayons. I stacked them safe away 😂
@@fqerie9376 I adore that chick! I'm jelly of her stach, but just love ALL the creations. That last one, the daisy...ughh I need it!
I also have a used old Dandelion I've saved forever now from an old bag of crayons from the decades... Lol 🤣
I paint with Chinese and Japanese brushes. You’re supposed to bloom the tip slightly with water to remove the adhesive that holds the hair together. Ideally, you would have more than one brush. A newer brush is used to create fine lines because most of the adhesive is still in the hairs. Older brushes with less adhesive are used for washes and larger surfaces.
Thanks. Thats what i wanted to say lol
Seeing the pollution paint made me happy, like that's people from from my state cleaning up and turning filth into art supplies.
no kidding? That is seriously SO cool!!! I love that so much
It would be so cool if there is a company that makes art supplies out of trash, I would definitely buy
I have to say that Thistle was one of my all time favourite crayola colours. It had an elegance and beauty that stood apart from all the rest. So sad it got kicked to the curb. ☹️
Mine too!
i loved thistle, it was the best one they had 😔
Me too!
Ditto! They discontinued dandelion as well which I also loved.
Thistle also makes me think of Elmchanted Forest (not the best cartoon movie ever but interesting at least) so I have a fondness for the name.
You'll need to wash the brush before you can get more movement out of it. It's not actually meant to be stiff when in use, that's the glue used to help form it. 😊
Yes!! OMG that was so frustrating to watch and her comparison was off because she should have compared a top quality watercolour brush to it. She really has zero clue when it comes to watercolour.
Yeah she’s done this in other videos with other brushes too and she’s addressed it but no idea why she didn’t do it here.
@@reneemwangi6555ok calm tf down, there's no need to be rude
@@reneemwangi6555YOU sir need to get a reality check because Rae does damn well know well about watercolors but is not familiar with this type.
Been watching for a couple years now and am I the only one who's felt like Rae now does alot of repeat stuff? This isn't meant as criticism and I'm sorry if it comes across this way but the past four thumbnails and titles and video concepts have all been INCREDIBLY similar. And in comparison to a year ago where there was alot more variety (stuff like art hacks, product reviews, art challenges, and experimenting with different styles). It's a shame cause I used to love the videos but now I feel like I've already seen it cause of how similar it was to the previous one. Again I love you Rae and adore the channel it's just an observation. Like i would adore just a simple voice over video of Raes painting/drawing process and just a draw with me. Id adore it.
I 100% feel the same
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I have also noticed it over the years. I miss the variety in videos. These videos now just seem to appeal to "tiktok" audiences or very quick and easy to digest. I miss a lot of her bigger projects she would do. Everything just seems like the same stuff over and over "Most expensive", "Rarest", "cheapest".
i do love these video’s but i understand what you mean! the last video’s have all been basically the same concept.
Her early stuff is great, but the past year has been very cookie cutter. I miss just watching her make art. Also I feel like some of the products she recommends are more for the commission.
Aww, I loved thistle as a kid. And we didn't have the fun colour names anyway; thistle was packaged along with red-violet and violet-red
Random art variety idea after seeing the comment about videos being a bit too similar, maybe an outdoor art video? Just to really shake up the scenery, lighting, and art topic? And if I remember you live around the US southwest which can be so fun to do art in if you still live there!
how could something so complex like the universe and humans be made from bacteria or rocks or evolution we just couldn’t God made it all we have to be ready no one knows when Jesus will return or when we’ll die God bless u ur never to far to turn back he will never leave u good day he cares and loves u how could the things that people say made the universe get here is there was nothing God made it all so many prophecies are being filled from revelations telling us that Jesus is coming back they are happing right now in the world he loves and cares all u have to do to give your life to God is tell him you believe in him and that he sent his son to die for us and that he rose 3 days late and repent or ask for forgiveness of your sins have faith in Jesus he died for us on the cross so we can be forgiven of your sins and rose 3 days later
A change of scenery won’t help if the content is lacking. Check her video about drawing at Disneyland.
I have a feeling you and me both watched the same video on youtube where several of these rare art supply makers were presented 😌 I dreamt about that brush, and you managed to fulfill that dream 🥳🥳 so cool
Yes! Exactly what I said.
What an interesting watch! Would love to see you doing traditional Chinese calligraphy and painting techniques! And I don't know if you plan to hoard this as an heirloom (totally valid) or not, but if you make more stuff with these supplies, would love to see them. Would also love to see an update video (if you do plan to use them and not preserve them) to see if your opinion or how you use them changes with experience.
I haven't done watercolor in years and when you swatched that old Holland color I audibly went 'oooh'
4:25 the crayola looks better than artist grade
Yea😭
@@Goldi-Luc Betting it was Cotman, which is 100% student grade, and actually used to be so much better in the old days.
Welcome back! Happy to see your content in 2024!
0:34 😂I love how only JUST ppl are being sponsored to talk about this game but I was playing it over a year ago when I randomly came across it on Google play
Ahhh I would die to get my hands on the old Holland watercolors. They look sooo nice!
Don't worry I have some in tubes and they kinda suck compared to other good brands, fair I haven't tried the pans. Their oil and acrylic is great tho!
I loved the items on this list and how you explained how each product is special. Thank you. Sending love ❤😊
There's another similar thing that Gamblin does, and you'll want to check into it if you are so inclined, and it definitely fits the standards for rarity. Their paintmaking shop has Torit air filtration systems to keep stray pigment out of the air, and once each year take the collected pigment from the filters and make one single run of a gray oil paint made from that collected pigment. They call it Torrit (with two r's) Grey and since the mix of pigments will never be quite the same from year to year, no two tubes of Torrit Grey from subsequent years will ever be quite the same.
So it's seasonal (which is on-brand for us in the Paciic Northwest), limited supply, and unique. They have had local store promotions where your retailer would give out a single tube for free if you knew how to ask and then each year they'd have a contest where people would do monochrome paintings off this year's batch..
I don't know if they do those anymore but they still offer Torrit Grey each year because that's how Gamblin rolls, and you should really check this out if you haven't yet.
That's interesting. Schmincke started doing a similar thing: they collect pigments left over from their pastel making process and make a "Random Grey" colour. Every year they put those pigments in a different medium: pastel, oil or watercolour. Neat to know other makers do this too!
Do you have a way that you display all these fancy and rare art supplies you collect? You've got a mini museum at this point!
Are you sure she keeps all of them?
@@oaktharas I'm not! But that would be interesting to hear about, also. She seems to spend quite a lot on the individual pieces, and seems interested in collecting them. Since they're usually antique or discontinued pieces, unless she's reselling them afterward, I can't imagine where she'd be donating them to. I'm moreso wondering if she just chucks them in a drawer or something, she's made so many of these videos now.
Such a wonderful idea to take away toxic waste from the environment and make paint from it!! Also, I love your drawing ❤ and your nail color 👌
I feel like Cornflower Blue from Crayola should have gotten the boot instead, but I think it's still a color today. I remember as a kid, not only was it not very colorful, but it never worked very well either.
Besides the Crayola and Old Holland I have seen the videos of the three other art supplies you got (i love those kinds of videos) and amazed how well they perform! Happy to see you buying and trying them.
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Enjoyed this video for the education 👏 Would like to see some more artwork and you doing art in between the videos like this though as it's useful for ideas and learning. 😇
Beautiful! I love sumi-e so it's amazing to see someone use such a high quality brush! Good luck with your move!
I need a part 2 of you doing more colorful art with all of the supplies!
Hope the move goes well and you get settled in nicely! Love your videos!!! And you so much ❤
Good luck with the move i hated moving ❤
I never knew how much junk I had until this move 😂
Oh my goodness! I absolutely love your drawing at the end! It was so so beautiful. I love black and white ink drawings like that. Gorgeous!
I definitely remember the color Thistle. But, I always liked it because it was so much lighter than the other colors. It gave you a good mix. Some were light, and some were dark. I guess I was the only one who liked it.
just came back after years of forgetting about this channel and i’m so glad to see the views are still good and you haven’t fell off! you are the reason i keep drawing
I was so excited to see a new video! I love all the content! Looking forward to more videos 🙂
There was nothing simple about your drawing, it was amazing!
I love iron oxide paint. Old Holland watercolor looks pretty opaque. 🤔
@@Goldi-Luc it also depends on if the pigment is opaque or transparent!
She might’ve applied it pretty thick. I think she’s done that in past videos
I JUST watched that video about the brushes 🥰🥰🥰 i loved it!😊
This was a fun video, I like that you included how they were made!
Please post links for the art supplies. Thank you so much for posting. I love your content
Those products look fascinating. Definitely adding a couple to my birthday list! 🤣
That ink stick looks gorgeous. Beautifully dense.
😅dunno if it's the camera or just me but the crayola water colour looked better than the mid grade
Old Holland watercolour paints are very easy to get a hold of there on Jacksons art. Is someone who really enjoys Watercolor there are far rare ones out there, but it’s not a brand. It’s a pigment that would be rare.
That is so beautiful. I’ve watched some of the “making of” videos for these products and they’re sooo cool.
Loved the concept of this video so much! Was so great! 💗
I have that inkstone! My aunt brought it for me from China in the 1980, I had no idea it was so rare. The stamp is not there anymore since I have used it but the box it came in is soooo pretty and still as good as new
Good luck on your trip, Rae❤
Lady, you rock! I just found your channel recently as I'm getting back into art, and you have saved me so much money, I can't even tell you. I adore your fun videos and appreciate your honest opinion. Thank you for doing what you do!
Your makeup looks amazing!
I saw that documentary about Japanese art supplies, I only can wish to have that last brush, but I also fear I would not be good enough to appreciate the quality. Getting a quality ink stick is still on my wish list as well.
Nice! I hope you get to finally draw on your walls in your new home lol
I’ll admit I had some contempt for a brush that would cost so much, but when you mentioned it’s used for calligraphy I realized that brushes like that are probably used for important documents like when Japan’s imperial princes and princesses are born or with royal marriages. Using a super fancy brush like that makes sense.
I’ve been playing love and pies since for 2 months now😂, love ur videos btw ❤
Hey rae, I just came here to say I love your art, your work, and your videos! I would love to see more of you more often! I'm not sure what your video posting schdule is but your videos help calm my anxiety and I've already rewatched most of them on your channel.
Sincerely a girl who loves your art and your personality ❤
I love learning about art supplies from Business Insider videos too
When you pulled out the ink stick and then the brush I can say that I'm envious of your commitment. Those items are so high quality I'm in awe every time I see them being used. The rest of the items are amazing as well but those two are top tier.
Love Your Videos Rae 💖
I love this kind of content so so much!😍😍
Your explanation of the product! Truly amazing you can tell you have a passion! 💖
you are stunning!! I can't you are just so beautiful!!
Great Video. That brush is amazing. Thanks for purchasing one so we could see it🤩
My favorite of all of the products was the small batch watercolor plaint…the pigment was out of this world gorgeous!
I watched all of these documentaries long ago, so seeing you talk about these is so cool.
Also, the fact that those paints were shipped and made in Portland, OR (where Im from) is so ob brand 😂
I am in awe of your talent!! In my mind I can recreate your art, in this video, but even with the very best of everything I could not do it!!❤❤❤
i remember buying the lvl 4 Paint for 20$ on walmart..
I audibly gasped when you pulled out that Sumi ink stick. The process for making those is INSANE. I have never seen one outside of a *documentary* before.
Great video and awesome supplies to keep and eye out for. The pollution turned paint is mind blowing
Love that drawing! Such cool supplies shown too.
I have seen t hos einsider videos so I was SOOOO excited to see someone actually using them who is more relatable haha
rae I am like i am your biggest fan .I canot belive you make art out of anything and it turns out soo good while me well struggling to make art .
Your eye shadow is always on point 😍
i always loved your nails! 😍💅
I have a good random tipfor people who use bottled paint: so if you can't squeeze the rest of the paint out put water in it and it becomes water color then once it runs out you can use the empty bottle for crafts if ur a crafter or recycle it yw😊❤ btw Rae you inspire me so much and it's amazing how ur art style rlly pops and Ty for making content I haven't been watching you for that long but now I've been binge watching ur videos now have a good day
Baumgartner Restoration just featured Gamblin on his channel! Great behind the scenes!
This was really interesting and satisfying!
I was kinda confused when i read the title but it was only 2 hours ago. Maybe put a number like rarest art supply #23 . Dont stop these videos. I like watching them. However consider the other comments as far as variety goes.
Ok I gotta ask, did you get every item for this video and the idea for the video from the “so expensive” art supply video from insider? Cuz a few of these products were legit in the same damn video from insider
Thistle was one of my favorite Crayola crayons as a child. Enjoying the videos!
Happy birthday to me, thanks Rae for another great video :)
I'm 60 yrs old & I LOVED Thistle!!!! It was so beautiful to me. 😊😊😊
I accidentally got the watercolor version of the fourth item, and it is now my go to set for almost anything! The colors are so rich and vibrant, and there's such a range of tone and depth to them that you could easily paint almost anything. They feel a little heavier than other watercolors, but it feels like a benefit too.
The law of diminishing returns has to apply at some point. There has to be a point where putting more work into a product like a paint brush isn't going to make it better as much as more expensive.
I don't know how you already got my vibe by just watching 2 of your videos but I like it, keep it up :3(also new subscriber..)
Rae's makeup? on POINT
Rae's art? chef's kiss no questions no buts just MWA 😍💋
Rae's ratings? VERY TRUE
Rae's editing? LOVELYYYYYYYYY
the fact that I watched all of the insider videos before this video so I was so hyped to see the products
I recently watched this video that inspired your video. It was very interesting
Please post moreee💞💞 love ur vids so muchhh
Omg I will bye that paint coat to much I do love your videos you do
new subscriber, ty for these videos rae😊😊
Been watching for a few mounths amazing video
I am okay with waiting a few weeks for my favorite art youtuber to upload videos because of the amazing quality and the top-notch content
Cold fact: The Chinese also used the ink and the brushes(not as high quality it was a long time ago) it was used for writing fancy letters(shu fa ), currently, they still do shu fa but with a more modern ink.
Thats cool bro😊
I watched every business insider videos so i knew every item and how it was made
Loved this video and your drawing!
Love the painting, very much my kinda thing ❣️
Okay, but isn't Iron Oxide one of the most abundant pigments used across all paint brands in the form of pbr7, py43, and pr102?
That Iron Violet color is exactly a color I've been trying to find forever! I need to buy that paint set ASAP
The watercolors you showed at the end of the kobaien section looked pretty close to Gansai Tambi. It's a japanese brand that's starting to get a lot more success in my country (France) and is more and more frequently imported, and I love them! They are not cheap but they're excellent.
The rarest art supply I ever used has to be... well, the one I make myself. My grandmother has a walnut tree, and I make ink out of the soft, outer walnut shells. It looks pretty good and has a rich brown tone! Now that I mention it, I still have some unprocessed shells, I might make another batch tomorrow!
I would love for you to come to Japan. I could show all the great art spots.
These art supplies are so cool and love your vids
I do love watching her draw!!!!
I watched a documentary about the brush makers. The technique and the time it takes to create those brushes is just amazing
I just came back to RUclips to see this video. I checked my really old set of Crayola and I have both Dandelion and Thistle in it!