Í’ve been using Isaro watercolors for 2 years and I agree with your findings. The colors are smooth and vivid at the same time, no pb with binding, rewet easily, doesn’t fuse too much. I was very happy to see colors that I don’t own. Yellow ochre is beautiful, quite transparent and non granulating, very nice for skies. Also cobalt blue and indanthrene blue are interesting. I suggest also Brun Van Dijck which is made from bk11 and pr101, and mixes beautifully with magenta. Chartreuse yellow is a particularly interesting green gold (py129). Magenta is excellent for mixes. And last, if you like perlescent colors, try Boreal blue, it is just amazing. I also have pyrole orange, turquoise ( great mix of phtalos), phtalo blue green shade, all are great. Isaro is the contraction of Isabelle Roeloffs, she has a nice website where you can order colors for a decent price.
Thank you Francoise! (je n'ai pas de cedille sur mon clavier!) I take notice af all your recommendation especially Boreal and Chartreuse Yellow! Thanks for sharing.
I love that you show the product in use in a painting . No better way to see how the products preforms than that. Thank you. I've seen this brand searched countless times by countless youtubers and never once have the swatches made this brand appealed to me. Seeing them in use however, seeing how they react with one another puts this product in a whole new perspective. They have a little more personality than swatching shows. Thank you. Still sticking with Daniel smith though.
@@WatercolorElisabetta aw, thank you so much. I do try to be honest and straightforward; Otherwise, the community we build amongst ourselves is meaningless. I want everyone to succeed and prosper. We can only do that is we build our foundations upon solid rock. I love your channel. I love how you show the products in use and give a fair discourse on each product you use. Again, wishing you much success.
Thank you for the nice introduction to Isaro watercolors. I am not too familiar with this brand although I do have one color from the, in my collection, Isaro Grey. It is similar to Davys Grey but a little more gray. I like your painting very much. Have a great weekend!
Thank you my friend! Davy’s Gray is a color I adore, so I will put this Isaro grey straight in my wishlist! Thanks a lot for your comment as usual.Have a great weekend you too!
Ohhh I love honey watercolours. So smooth. I'd love to try these. Thought about buying the curated set from Jackson's but it's not available to Australia now that they have setup the new website. The swatches look so nice, they look like they'd be so easy to paint with. Thank you so much for your videos. I always love watching them.
@@WatercolorElisabetta You can buy straight from Isaro. She might ship to Australia. She is very responsive to mails . Her paints are fabulous . I'm Belgian and I buy straight from her shop.
I know nothing about this brand but it seems interesting. About PR264, it is a pigment that I love, so I have it from several brands. Daniel Smith's is my favorite, even stronger than Smincke's. Rosso rubino, from Gallo, is a darker color, very special, with a curious undertone when diluted. Again, thank you for your videos😊
I am a retired biology teacher transformed into watercolorist. Then I developed a passion for colors and pigments, I suppose it is because it is a mix between art and science. One day I discovered I was a collector. I follow several channels, in this moment it is yours that I like the most, I agree with you in many things. Congratulations.
@mariarecuencocanas3653 Maria we have a few things in common! I’m a teacher as well. I teach marketing and history of media. I really can relate to your story…Thank you for your nice words!
First of all, I love your leaf painting and watching it emerge was very relaxing! Now I have mostly not changed my mind. They look like lovely paints and I’d love to try a small selection at some point, but I’m not in a rush. The oxide orange however is going on my most wanted list, it looks like a unique version of PR101 to me.
Thank you so much Sonya. That orange is a delight….the stardust as well. I bought these tubes at a reduced price, so it was worthy! Take care! Elisabetta
I built a honey based watercolor palette with Sennelier and Isaro watercolors and I love them both equally 🥰🥰 I got their cerulean blue which is such a nice hue! Light green and mauve 💖 but definitely would love to try their pyroll deep red it looks so nice!
I think Sennelier and Isaro go very well together. Honey Watercolor is my favourite it remains so soft….thanks for suggesting new colors. Have a great weekend!
I think I’ll enjoy watching this because I wouldn’t turn down Isaro paint if someone were to give them to me, but I’m not desperate to buy them. Not now, though it’s been a long day. I’ll let you know tomorrow if I’ve change my mind about them 😂
I have some colors from Isaro, rose is very pretty, Satine is very dark full strength like Indigo. I agree with you Stardust is very pretty; the sparkle is so fine, which I really like. Powdery pink is interesting, a muted pink but lovely as well. I was very limited to what I could order, many were out of stock. I was also able to order white, beige titanium and Isaro green light. I would be interested in more colors in the future.
I love "out of sight out of mind"! I need to pour my tubes into pans!! I'd stopped using cadmiums many years ago when I painted mostly in oils. I never missed it. I don't use cadmiums in watercolor either as disposal must be taken to hazardous waste facility. Even if I am not eating them ;-) I would not want any sentient being to eat/be exposed to them either. Sending you lots of love! xo PS New book i am reading by Annie Lyons "The Air Raid Book Shop" sweet book.
Hi Michele! ❤️I will check out your book. About cadmium, do you think is a problem pouring painting water in the sink? You are scaring me now. I really love cadmium colours…😳. Take care my friend have a very lovely weekend!
I'm afraid so. There are many articles online about how to let the paint settle to the bottom of your jar for a couple of days, pour off the clean water, then wipe out the sediment and throw in your waste bin. As far as cadmiums I think the sediment needs to be placed in hazardous waste. I am sorry to be a negative nellie and did not mean to scare you, maybe just something to think about. There may well be opposing opinions among all your friends here. xo @@WatercolorElisabetta
Sì, bei colori. In realtà, pensavo che Isaro fosse molto fluido. Ma qui non lo vedevo affatto. È un bene, perché mi piace mantenere il controllo. Così potrò comprarlo qualche volta... Grazie, Elisabetha. Mi fai sempre venire voglia di dipingere. Ultimamente non ho avuto molto tempo. Non so come tu ci riesca - sei moglie, padrona di un cane e lavori........ Io ho solo un lavoro part-time e non ho quasi mai tempo per i miei hobby. Sei una personalità forte che raggiunge i propri obiettivi.
Grazie sei molto gentile! Io non lavoro sempre tantissimo, insegno all’università così ho periodi in cui sono più libera. Mi piace molto disegnare e mi fa stare bene ! Grazie e buon weekend!
I watched it last night but realized my post did not published. Isauro has beautiful colors, did not knew them. I’m not a big fan of opaque reds and yellows unless they are moody and granulating, otherwise I would probably have more than 2 cadmium’s. I’m more into cobalts for some reason. Cobalt teal light by Windsor and newton is my first and only rebuy of a same color so far. Because I have not finished any other. My second rebuy will be Permanent rose by Windsor and Newton because that one is almost over. I just can’t afford it now, I’m waiting for the end of the year.
I love light cobalt turquoise by W&N as well! It is opaque as well in mass tone, so I also use it for last touches. I don’t know Permanent Rose, now I’m curious! Thank you for your message Paulina.
Hello! Thank you so much. I often use Baohong, but this is a very very lovely sketchbook by Arteza. It’s cellulose but it behaves incredibly well; the link is in the description box.
Even if you did eat cadmium paint it wouldn't and cannot hurt you. There is more heavy metals in baby food. The human liver cares enzymes which isolate and remove heavy metals from the body. In order to ingest enough cadmium a human would have to eat gallons of cadmium paint which is humanly impossible. They'd puke before they could ingest it. So I agree with you 100%. Using cadmium paints is 100% safe.
I thought the main language spoken in Belgium was French… I just did an internet search and the three main languages spoken are Dutch, French, and German. 😊
There are 2 official languages, French and Flemish (a sort of Dutch). The 2 groups don’t mix much! Maybe there is also a German speaking minority but it’s basically a bilingual country. I have only driven through on my way to the Netherlands, but it must be wonderful!
Í’ve been using Isaro watercolors for 2 years and I agree with your findings. The colors are smooth and vivid at the same time, no pb with binding, rewet easily, doesn’t fuse too much. I was very happy to see colors that I don’t own. Yellow ochre is beautiful, quite transparent and non granulating, very nice for skies. Also cobalt blue and indanthrene blue are interesting. I suggest also Brun Van Dijck which is made from bk11 and pr101, and mixes beautifully with magenta. Chartreuse yellow is a particularly interesting green gold (py129). Magenta is excellent for mixes. And last, if you like perlescent colors, try Boreal blue, it is just amazing. I also have pyrole orange, turquoise ( great mix of phtalos), phtalo blue green shade, all are great. Isaro is the contraction of Isabelle Roeloffs, she has a nice website where you can order colors for a decent price.
Thank you Francoise! (je n'ai pas de cedille sur mon clavier!) I take notice af all your recommendation especially Boreal and Chartreuse Yellow! Thanks for sharing.
@@WatercolorElisabetta de très belles couleurs ! (pas grave pour la cedille, je ne la mets pas tout le temps moi non plus)...😅
I love that you show the product in use in a painting . No better way to see how the products preforms than that. Thank you.
I've seen this brand searched countless times by countless youtubers and never once have the swatches made this brand appealed to me. Seeing them in use however, seeing how they react with one another puts this product in a whole new perspective. They have a little more personality than swatching shows. Thank you.
Still sticking with Daniel smith though.
Greatest compliment ever! Really grateful especially because it comes from you that are very honest and straightforward. 😃
@@WatercolorElisabetta aw, thank you so much. I do try to be honest and straightforward; Otherwise, the community we build amongst ourselves is meaningless. I want everyone to succeed and prosper. We can only do that is we build our foundations upon solid rock. I love your channel. I love how you show the products in use and give a fair discourse on each product you use. Again, wishing you much success.
@phillipstroll7385 thank you thank you you’re so right. Have a very lovely week!
Merci! J'aime bien l'Indigo 😊
Johanne bonjour! C’est très beau l’indigo, même s’il rassemble un peu au Bleu de Prusse! Bon week-end et merci pour le commentaire.
Non li conoscevo! Grazie per il video
La Natacha li usa …sono molto di nicchia ma non male! Buon weekend Laura
Patty-I like how you set this up. You've inspired me to try this. Thank you.
Thank to you! It’s a very kind comment. Have a lovely weekend Patty!
Thank you for the nice introduction to Isaro watercolors. I am not too familiar with this brand although I do have one color from the, in my collection, Isaro Grey. It is similar to Davys Grey but a little more gray. I like your painting very much. Have a great weekend!
Thank you my friend! Davy’s Gray is a color I adore, so I will put this Isaro grey straight in my wishlist! Thanks a lot for your comment as usual.Have a great weekend you too!
@@WatercolorElisabetta I checked my watercolor collection. The exact name of the color is Isaro Grey Light. 🎨
@morrisonwatercolors very thoughtful to check! Thank you!
I don’t have any Isaro paints but I have thought about buying some. Your painting is so interesting. It must have taken a lot of thought and planning.
Hi Shadow!
@@awatercolourist hello awatercolourist! 👋
Thank you Shadowguard. It’s a lovely paint this Isaro….the negative painting leaf is actually easy and fun! Have a lovely weekend my friend
@@WatercolorElisabetta you too my dear! ❤️
Ohhh I love honey watercolours. So smooth. I'd love to try these. Thought about buying the curated set from Jackson's but it's not available to Australia now that they have setup the new website. The swatches look so nice, they look like they'd be so easy to paint with. Thank you so much for your videos. I always love watching them.
Thank to you! I love honey Watercolor as well! So soft…thank you very much for sharing this kind comment 😍
@@WatercolorElisabetta I forgot to tell you that I really like your leaves, too. Have a beautiful day.
@mattiedenslow5628 Thank you Mattie! So kind!
@@WatercolorElisabetta You can buy straight from Isaro. She might ship to Australia. She is very responsive to mails . Her paints are fabulous . I'm Belgian and I buy straight from her shop.
I know nothing about this brand but it seems interesting. About PR264, it is a pigment that I love, so I have it from several brands. Daniel Smith's is my favorite, even stronger than Smincke's. Rosso rubino, from Gallo, is a darker color, very special, with a curious undertone when diluted. Again, thank you for your videos😊
Thank you Maria! I was really impressed by this PR264….you have a vast knowledge and a vast collection as well I think! What a fascinating topic….
I am a retired biology teacher transformed into watercolorist. Then I developed a passion for colors and pigments, I suppose it is because it is a mix between art and science. One day I discovered I was a collector. I follow several channels, in this moment it is yours that I like the most, I agree with you in many things. Congratulations.
@mariarecuencocanas3653 Maria we have a few things in common! I’m a teacher as well. I teach marketing and history of media. I really can relate to your story…Thank you for your nice words!
First of all, I love your leaf painting and watching it emerge was very relaxing! Now I have mostly not changed my mind. They look like lovely paints and I’d love to try a small selection at some point, but I’m not in a rush. The oxide orange however is going on my most wanted list, it looks like a unique version of PR101 to me.
Thank you so much Sonya. That orange is a delight….the stardust as well. I bought these tubes at a reduced price, so it was worthy! Take care! Elisabetta
I love Isaro watercolours, it is a favorite brand for me
They were a great surprise! Thank you for your comment ❤️
I built a honey based watercolor palette with Sennelier and Isaro watercolors and I love them both equally 🥰🥰 I got their cerulean blue which is such a nice hue! Light green and mauve 💖 but definitely would love to try their pyroll deep red it looks so nice!
I think Sennelier and Isaro go very well together. Honey Watercolor is my favourite it remains so soft….thanks for suggesting new colors. Have a great weekend!
I think I’ll enjoy watching this because I wouldn’t turn down Isaro paint if someone were to give them to me, but I’m not desperate to buy them. Not now, though it’s been a long day. I’ll let you know tomorrow if I’ve change my mind about them 😂
Looking forward to reading your comments Sonya.
I have some colors from Isaro, rose is very pretty, Satine is very dark full strength like Indigo. I agree with you Stardust is very pretty; the sparkle is so fine, which I really like. Powdery pink is interesting, a muted pink but lovely as well. I was very limited to what I could order, many were out of stock. I was also able to order white, beige titanium and Isaro green light. I would be interested in more colors in the future.
Same! Many colours were out of stock. It is really high quality and I’m curious about colours you mentioned. Thanks for sharing!
I love "out of sight out of mind"! I need to pour my tubes into pans!! I'd stopped using cadmiums many years ago when I painted mostly in oils. I never missed it. I don't use cadmiums in watercolor either as disposal must be taken to hazardous waste facility. Even if I am not eating them ;-) I would not want any sentient being to eat/be exposed to them either. Sending you lots of love! xo PS New book i am reading by Annie Lyons "The Air Raid Book Shop" sweet book.
Hi Michele! ❤️I will check out your book. About cadmium, do you think is a problem pouring painting water in the sink? You are scaring me now. I really love cadmium colours…😳. Take care my friend have a very lovely weekend!
I'm afraid so. There are many articles online about how to let the paint settle to the bottom of your jar for a couple of days, pour off the clean water, then wipe out the sediment and throw in your waste bin. As far as cadmiums I think the sediment needs to be placed in hazardous waste. I am sorry to be a negative nellie and did not mean to scare you, maybe just something to think about. There may well be opposing opinions among all your friends here. xo @@WatercolorElisabetta
Sì, bei colori. In realtà, pensavo che Isaro fosse molto fluido. Ma qui non lo vedevo affatto. È un bene, perché mi piace mantenere il controllo. Così potrò comprarlo qualche volta... Grazie, Elisabetha.
Mi fai sempre venire voglia di dipingere. Ultimamente non ho avuto molto tempo. Non so come tu ci riesca - sei moglie, padrona di un cane e lavori........ Io ho solo un lavoro part-time e non ho quasi mai tempo per i miei hobby. Sei una personalità forte che raggiunge i propri obiettivi.
Grazie sei molto gentile! Io non lavoro sempre tantissimo, insegno all’università così ho periodi in cui sono più libera. Mi piace molto disegnare e mi fa stare bene ! Grazie e buon weekend!
I watched it last night but realized my post did not published. Isauro has beautiful colors, did not knew them. I’m not a big fan of opaque reds and yellows unless they are moody and granulating, otherwise I would probably have more than 2 cadmium’s. I’m more into cobalts for some reason. Cobalt teal light by Windsor and newton is my first and only rebuy of a same color so far. Because I have not finished any other. My second rebuy will be Permanent rose by Windsor and Newton because that one is almost over. I just can’t afford it now, I’m waiting for the end of the year.
I love light cobalt turquoise by W&N as well! It is opaque as well in mass tone, so I also use it for last touches. I don’t know Permanent Rose, now I’m curious! Thank you for your message Paulina.
Missed this!! This is not my week 😂
As Churchill said, “Success is not final; failure is not fatal. It is the courage to continue that counts." Have a lovely weekend!
@@WatercolorElisabetta Thanks 😄. You too!
beautiful paint. What paper are you using this time? it reminds me Baohong
Hello! Thank you so much. I often use Baohong, but this is a very very lovely sketchbook by Arteza. It’s cellulose but it behaves incredibly well; the link is in the description box.
Even if you did eat cadmium paint it wouldn't and cannot hurt you. There is more heavy metals in baby food. The human liver cares enzymes which isolate and remove heavy metals from the body. In order to ingest enough cadmium a human would have to eat gallons of cadmium paint which is humanly impossible. They'd puke before they could ingest it. So I agree with you 100%. Using cadmium paints is 100% safe.
That’s what I think and I cheerfully use it! Cadmium colours are just beautiful.
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Yay! 🥇 🎉
@@awatercolourist you’re very generous. Thank you! 🥳
@@shadowguard3578 Not really; you should see the stuff other people dish out. I was once given this emoji: 💰 🤣
@@awatercolourist I love free stuff! 😁
@@shadowguard3578 😄 who doesn't?
I thought the main language spoken in Belgium was French… I just did an internet search and the three main languages spoken are Dutch, French, and German. 😊
There are 2 official languages, French and Flemish (a sort of Dutch). The 2 groups don’t mix much! Maybe there is also a German speaking minority but it’s basically a bilingual country. I have only driven through on my way to the Netherlands, but it must be wonderful!
For instance Isaro Website is either in French or English…no Flemish
@@WatercolorElisabettaI’ve never been to Belgium but I love Leonidas chocolates! Neuhaus is out of my price range. 😁
@@WatercolorElisabettaI was wondering where did you buy yours from. I thought you might have bought them from Jackson’s.
Oops, didn’t mean to comment here… it’s really been a long day 💤
Isaro is still not a company that I want to try, at least not now.
I was attracted by their artisanal process, and their paint is beautiful! But I understand it’s not maybe a priority.
@@WatercolorElisabetta Indeed! My wishlist is crowded as it is; i need to draw the line somewhere.
I can perfectly relate!
@@WatercolorElisabetta Thanks!