Is This an iPhone or a Watercolor Palette? Supervision 24 Bamboo Palette set (Wicked Fancy)
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2022
- Today I am going to unbox one of the most beautiful watercolor palettes I have ever seen! The Supervision 24 half pan set in Bamboo palette: amzn.to/3QMnQhv
*I was sent this palette to review
Pros:
Nice color selection
Some unique colors I have not seen before (rare/unusual pigments)
Colors mix and layer well
Beautiful palette
Pigment info included on paint wrappers
Most colors are very transparent
20 out of 24 color are single pigment
Cons:
The lid is great so not great for using as a mixing palette
I think a couple of the colors have incorrect pigment info.
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This set could use a strong pure cool read
Bottom line:
If you like unusually watercolor palettes this is for you. The paint is high quality and preforms well. If you are a beginner I would not recommend this set due to the dark mixing surface (you will need another palette for mixing) and the lack of a real cool primary red for mixing. I do recommend this for seasoned painters who want to try something new. I am glad to have it.
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Laughing 🤪. Very pretty…. But SHADEY. LOL. 70$…. No. Thx Girl! Going to my antique mall, and buying a really old and cool cigar box, and sticking in my pure pigment, Mission Gold and M. Graham’s. I love your investigative work! Thx !
Every bit this!
Do you like the Mission Gold? Do you have the Mission Gold and the Mission Gold Pure Pigment? I want them so bad I can’t stand it!!! I’m going to be watching like a hawk during Amazon Days this week. 🙏🏼
@@RinasAMaker If you live in the UK I would sort a palette for you. I have the mission gold. I want the pure pigment ones and will be watching on prime day too.
@@RinasAMaker - I have the Mission Gold Pure Pigment, bought back in 2016 and just happened to pull them out and use them yesterday. I think it's a really great set to have but some colors I rarely use. The blues in this set are my Favorites though (Drool!). I think I'm going to be pulling colors from each of my different sets and making a "Hines 47/Frankenstein" palette of the colors that I Know I'll use. Since all my pans are labeled it won't be hard to replace/redo/refill them as needed. And yes, a large oversized tin (5ish by 7ish off Amazon) is my favorite to put my pans in and mix in the lid.
The paints are laughably expensive for what they are but I always love your reviews. The purple looks like it has fluorescent pigments in it. A black light flashlight on this paint would be interesting.
I can use my uv resin light to test! I think you are paying for the palette more than anything
Wow, that was the most thorough watercolor review I've ever seen. Loved it and learned so much. Thanks!
Hey Lindsay ! Thanks for ANOTHER great video ! I’ve had my eye on these paints for a while now, almost 2 years I think. Whenever they first came out I saw them and wanted them but wasn’t sure about the brand at all. I do have their layered Granulating 10color set, I think it was the first set they did like that and love those.
So I just wanted to let you know that Pigment PY12 is a pigment made of both Organic and Azo compound and I believed it also classified as a Diarylide.
I did some research on it for ya :-)
Thanks!
I very much enjoy and respect the amount of knowledge you share with us re: color (and many other things of course!). Impressive! Thank you for continuing to enrich our base of knowledge, it’s truly helpful as we move through our own art journey!
“I don’t know….I don’t know “. I loved this review. Honest, and in the end we all learned something about pigments! Thank you Lindsay!
Thanks for the review Lindsay! What a nice palette! Wish they made the lid white for mixing, but it looks very cool.
Interesting palette with some pretty, if not the best/most common pigments - I kept pausing the vid to look them up on artiscreation color database when one stumped you, so it was an interactive & informative watch for me. Thanks for reviewing & I look forward to seeing how the other 2 look.
Hello Lindsay, I love your reviews, so informative and I learn a lot! Thank you for letting me live vicariously through your art supplies !! Take care, see you soon 😊
You can check Color of Art Pigment Database for some of those pigments as well, they have a really good index that covers a lot of what handprint misses.
Yup
I like boxes and cute pallets, but I don't need any more paints. Fun review though. Thanks Lindsay.
Thank you for the review,those colors are very beautiful! I always appreciate your advice, you are brilliant!!
The best reviews on RUclips! I always learn something new. Thank you!
Thank you!
PR31 is used in textiles. I googled it. Used in rubber, plastic, printing ink and textile printing.
Hi. I must say that this is 100% a positive comment. When I see "Watercolor' and 'Review', I know I'm going to be thoroughly entertained. You get down n' dirty with your onions (opinion). I love the fact you do an in-depth study and approach the company. However, I no wanna see this palette, lol. Yes, I did. I wanted to see the other 2 first. :) I'm a greedy one. I've been here for years and I think you expect nothing less from me. Keep it sassy, Lindsay!
Which other 2?
@@thefrugalcrafter The 2 box colors you showed with the new palette. I heard you say that they were going to be reviewed too. :)
@@blahblahart5 oh yes!
I have a Supervision tubes set. They have the exact same pigment number on every tube. The colors are nice, but the reviews I have read say the lightfastness is horrid. Live and learn, I guess.
I enjoyed the swatching and your explaining about the pigments! You are very knowledgeable about pigments! Thanks so much.
I laughed you went himm I don’t know in that cute way you say this, hubby was walking past and he fist bumped then Said Yes! He was so you won’t be wanting this pallet I was tempted to say yes I do but the price is putting me of and well the himmm I don’t know also. Great review and loved the drinks you painted. On this note cup of tea time. Thanks for a great review.
PB17 is a pretty colour! The only one I have with this pigment is Antique Turquoise from the Holbein Antique Irodori Watercolours. All my other phthalocyanine turquoises are PB16.
Oddly enough I really enjoy watching you swatch paint, I think it's kind pf calming, with the added bonus of learning about pigments. I'm also seeking some suggestions: I have a 2 1/2 year old granddaughter who is showing interest in making colorful marks on paper. I would like to make her an art journal for her to draw and paint in, and some supplies to glue colorful things together and decorate it. So far the only restriction I have been given, is the colors must be washable. I want to keep this first one small, in case it's not the great idea I think it is. Any ideas?
How about crayola portfolio watersoluble oil pastels? They are about $10 for 24 colors and disolve really well.
@@thefrugalcrafter Thank you. I hadn't thought of the pastels. Do you think finger paints would be good? Just the primaries at this point. My plan is to start small and if she likes it I will keep them coming each one a bit more elaborate as she grows. I just remembered you have a playlist about doing art with kids...I will check that out! Thanks again!
Prang and Crayola both have washable watercolors. I can't recommend Faber Castel (I think I spelled that right) because they have a smell to them that lingers. Most importantly though is paper for the marks to go on. Start small because children have a tendency to make a few marks and then they are done with the whole sheet! I think it's something they're being subconsciously taught in school that they have to hurry up and finish the "book/tablet" because they have to move on to the next thing. At least that's how my grandniece seems to be. 🤷♀️
PR13 is Red 31 which is a Red Powder with a blush shade. Lightfast 6-7
Thanks for the detailed review! This palette is tempting but the interesting pigments are a little scary. I’m looking forward to the mica Mermaid Coast set review! I’m probably not going to buy any of them. I have too many watercolor palettes already that I haven’t even used yet, but it’s so nice to live vicariously through your videos! 😆
I've been using them and they are fun but you can mix your metallic watercolors 8n with your other watercolors for a similar result
@@thefrugalcrafter Good to know! Thank you 😊
how nice, the palette looks so fancy(not that I need more watercolours😂) ❤❤
So I've had this exact set for several months now and I love it. It has some interesting colours and it's just fun. One thing I did notice is one of my pinks (I didn't write the name and my set is in a different order than yours) has cracked in the pan, almost like gouache. It's the only pan that cracked though. So far.
You are always SO thorough
Real pro!
Thanks!
On my 86" TV that first pthalo green is showing a real thin blue line doing the bottom. Definitely looks blueish.
So very pretty but a little pricey for watercolors I really don't need. I would love to have the palette so it'll go on the list in the hopes of a price drop, lol
Hullo Lindsay, I enjoyed watching you go through this very sweet palette! Wood palettes have a certain charm that is undeniable! I am not going to spend $70.00 on one and those paints are simply not worth it to me. I agree that lid is basically useless! It is just a fancy dust cover. I hope you continue to show us these paints and palettes, I like the way The NerdECrafter says “I spend my money so YOU don’t have to!” Thank you Lindsay, very nice examples too, take care and enjoy the rest of your day!
Oh dear about to start watching - another temptation watercolor palette 🫣😂😂
What a cute palette! I would love a tube of the cobalt violet. Thanks for the great review and research on these pretty watercolors. I loved your cocktails!
Turner makes a nice one that is very affordable
@@thefrugalcrafter Thank you!
You amaze me with your retention of numbers and cross comparison of colors! How in the world??? I’m learning so much from you about pigments and how they work together. I feel like I’ve gone to graduate school in color theory!! Oh and can you tell me what a colon in between two numbers means when looking at pigment colors? Thanks! You are AWESOME!
It's a subclassification. PB15:1 and PB15:3 are both pthalo blue but one version is more reddish and one is more greenish but they are both made from the pthalo blue pigment.
@@thefrugalcrafter okay! Got it, Professor Weirich! Thank you so much!
@@thefrugalcrafter - Interesting! 🤔
PR10 - Old Winton Scarlet Lake Googled pigment - Wet Canvas has an interesting breakdown about it. WN used to use it. It’s $ Sennelier may be using it.
Thanks!
I feel the same about art supplies. In a fire situation I'm more likely to grab my oils than my iPad. Lol
I almost got heart attack when you said ‘hi there’ 🥴 But overall a pleasure to watch your videos👌🏼
So so pretty! But so expensive. I enjoyed your review :)
Thanks Lindsay
Awesome in-depth review and unboxing Lindsay!! Thank you!! You know watching you swatch is my favorite hobby, right?!? 🤣👍🏾🥰💜🤩 I think they call that grey plastic lid, ‘Bullet Proof Glass’ like the old school bank tellers protective screen. I saw another classy palette with that outer cover. So how was the birthday?? 🎂💐👍🏾💜🎊
BTW: Organic just means it’s Carbon based… think Organic Chemistry. 👍🏾 🧪
Please try Rockwell art watercolor
Hi! Lindsay this is a fantastic video, super fun and cheerful and helpful. Side note: I want to apologize for my weirdly overexcited long comments. I promise my intentions are never malicious..I am just crazy passionate about art; especially watercolor and I understand I can come on a little strong at times-which is off putting; even offensive and for that I apologize immensely. I deeply appreciate what you do here on RUclips, I am and always will be a huge fan! Please take care and much love 💙
Aww thank you:)
I would attach a piece of Yupo as a mixing palette. It can be replaced as it gets stained if needed.
Great idea!
@@thefrugalcrafter Ty!
Wow, your pigment and paint knowledge is encyclopaedic, impressed as usual. Need to watch the end later. Cute iPhone palette though just a shame they didn’t make the inside of the lid white for mixing. Thanks
I sure would like to see some of these intriguing Chinese pigments, like the Blue Lake Source (? Was that the name?) become better known. I wonder why so many Chinese companies don’t think it’s worth it to have error-free and well-translated materials when so many Chinese students learn English well, while in college in the USA? For me, I can’t help wonder if they’re intentionally being confusing, which I think backfires into loss of trust and sales. Thanks, Lindsay, for communicating with them about the pigments. This episode was fun and informative. Really like the in-depth format. Top notch.
I was hoping to see the other 2 sets they sent you
That PV19 is a beautiful true looking purple - this is my “destination” color that I’ve been looking for in alcohol markers! I’m now up to brand #10 in alcohol markers and can’t find this color, and the colors to blend with it. It’s my 2nd nemesis and a never ending quest for color 😔
Purple is tough in alcohol markers for some reason and they often shift color wet to dry.
Thank you Lindsay for the review , very in depth 😊
I like the colors in general. Pretty but to pricey for me as much as I love the bamboo palette.
Great review. Thank you!
I really enjoy these longer reviews I feel that I learn a lot more other than just about the product ( which is ok too).Thank you for sharing all of your knowledge and I appreciate everything you go through to provide us with all this info. I've learned a lot from you and so glad I found your channel a few years ago. I know exactly what Lucas color your talking about. I've been into colors like that recently and I was at Jerry's and was like owwhh I'll try this and I was not happy to say the least and now I'm stuck with a huge tube of crud lol. I'll find something to do with it or someone to share it with if they want it. Have a great day
I contacted them and told them the deal and they refunded me. I contacted regular customer support, they didn't know I had a youtube channel so they should do this for anyone.
Lovely paints, nice review.
I really dislike wooden palettes. I like a lot of space and I like to keep my paints clean. I agree with a few of the other comments....paying for the palette mostly.
Greatly thorough review! God Bless 😃
Thanks Lindsay. Cute quirky pallet. Interesting / shady pigments lol. Actually about Verage price for a bamboo pallet in the states. I've seen them more costly without paints. Great review.
Such beautiful colors
Way way way too expensive! I enjoyed this video but I thought you were doing that new W&N travel pallet today..... I'm so excited to see that one for some reason. Not for the paint but the pallet. That being said I can watch and listen to pigment info all day! I would pay for that class! Learning about pigments, inks, and dyes in watercolor. Learning the basic lingo like quinacrodone, phtalo, guinuine, hue, it's actually all really complicated but so so interesting. When I found handshake I was so excited so much information that I'm still learning. Watercolor really has became a passion for me. I'm not good at art. But I love putting color on a page, and literally love watching it dry and watch it oxidize. 🙃 yep I'm a nut! But poor you too have a nut like me as a fan! 😆 🤣 😂
I got my fates wrong. I guess that one is next Monday. I schedule videos out pretty far in advance.
@@thefrugalcrafter no worries! Lol I'm eager for every video!
thanks for reviewing this set. i've been interested in the bamboo kit, but am now a bit put off by all the packaging.
The acrylic lid feels like a missed opportunity to have maybe molded the inside into a few mixing wells... still not going to be worth $70 for me...
I’ve been looking at this palette in a tin box for $45 rn on Amazon but if it’s comparable to Cotman or Phoenix, I’ll pass. I was hoping it was similar to their granulating paints but it’s the same paints I have in other brands except this one has questionable pigment info 😂 Thank you for reviewing them. I can’t find many reviews on this specific palette.
This it a touch better than cotman 8d say but not like their granulating colors. They offer a 12 half pan set if granulating colors here amzn.to/3ZmhZTW tho
I do love the look of the palette but I’m not sure I’m gonna spend that much money on it. As always though I enjoyed your review!
I’ve been eyeing this palette for awhile now, but the price has been putting me off so far.
Yeah, its a novelty. It's probably a fair price but I'd rather have less fancy packaging and a lower price. Cute tho.
Maybe it'll be 1/2 price on Prime Day tomorrow. But $70 with the iffy pigments? Nah. LOL! Adorable palette though!
Oh maybe!
Outstanding review! Thanks so much 😊
I looked up the Mermaid colors, as they looked interesting...but HOLY COW!!! $78 for 10 8ml. tubes??? I'll pass thanks! lol. There's always a gimmick, right?
These remind me of the Marie’s watercolors. Extremely transparent
I got this pb10 in a tube, because I was curious, it looks like pb1 indeed, and it darkens and dulls in just two months of sunlight exposure.
Thanks for the info! I wonder if the pigment is more lightfast in other mediums.
@@thefrugalcrafter it might be. I might still use it, as dulling is way better than fading in maintaining contrast of the work.
Fun video, thanks.
I’m always skeptical of wood watercolor palettes. Wood and water don’t typically get along well. I imagine it warping or splitting over time if you’re using it frequently.
I went to high school with a Kelly roy!
i put this in my cart before i watched this .its so tempting kind of exspensive
I think much of the cost is in the bamboo palette.
Lindsay you crack me up.
Thank you for the great review!
Good review Lindsay! I like the colors but hate the wooden pallet with the dark mixing cover. Not sure I would buy it though. Would rather spend my money on tube paints.
I know, why the dark cover?
Like the palette but im on a non i buy art supplies till xmas its very very hard but i need to prevail and learn to live vicariously thru art reviews hauls to feed my art new supplies...lol enjoyed video..mikelle art mom🎨👩🎨✍
It will get easier as you discover your old favorite supplies again
Hi, I just heard that Windsor and Newton had to change the formula on certain colors because on of the pigments is no longer available. Just wondered if you have heard anything to this effect.
No, they changed pigments to save money. The pigments innthe cotman range were pretty standard. Nothing rare. They got rid of the more expensive series 2 colors to be able to price it all the same and cut costs. I see them doing the same exact thing with their professional set of 24. I bought that set in in 2017 and it had more expensive colors in it and the price us higher now. I'm not happy with winsor &newtons recent choices:
1. Moved production of cotman paints and professional watercolor markers to China
2. Released "artists" oil pastels, soft pastels and colored pencils that are all made in China (looks private labled with high prices and no open stock availability)
3. Made a big deal out of "cadmium free" colors with no pigment codes.basically (in my opinion) cheaper hues to replace cadmiums but they charge as much and pat themselves in the back for being eco conscious.
This company is sadly going down hill and grabbing all the cash they can on the way down in my opinion.
@@thefrugalcrafter Wow!
I had no idea! That is sad and disappointing news. Thank you for sharing. It is good to know. Now I can make better decisions as to where I spend my hard earned money.
@@Miastrong930 let me stress those are my opinions and observations but I have no connection with W&N to prove it.
Love them ALL.
Ive been looking at these on and off on Ali Express, but I do t always like buying from there as it takes for ever and I'm never sure if it is definitely the right/ real paints. I've bought some bits and most have been ok but I don't want to pay $70 for the supervision. I will wait for it to go down in price. Though they do look very nice, I think a lot of what you are paying for is the packaging.
Yup!
They have too many pinks and could use a decent burnt sienna, a bit strange I guess. Could the blue be like a Delft blue?
It's a bit more vibrant
OMG! I love Magenta.
The first magenta is pink. The berdau is magenta.
Hi there, maybe is a tipo and should be PR101? Red Iron oxide? Could not Find PR10 anywhere.
I actually have not one watercolor set like that. No pans at all. I have watercolor pencils and Karen D'Ache crayon ll. Love them. I'll look into these. 1st though my new Subaru just got damaged by hail storm. Of course I have a deductible. It got the entire top. Even doors. Seriously? But there's always something. Right? Love the vid . 😄 I smell everything.
You got that right!
Do you know of a guide comparable to the Wilcox guide from 2001? Probably now it would be online. Love learning about pigments just because I find it interesting. Thanks for another great video.🤗
Yes, the 2 I use the most is art is creation pigment database and handprint.com handprint is limited to watercolor pigments and it doesn't have some of the pigments that are found in cheaper Chinese paint tho and they can feature newer ones or ones used in plastics or cosmetics. Both are good to reference tho.
Dear Lindsay,
Below, An idea, a QUESTION for you (half way down), and a short story about my first palette!
You just gave me an idea....
Ding!
Next time you (or I) have a palette with wrapped half pans which fit well in the wooden slot, you can leave most of the paper on it!
1) So, one could cut the top square of paper and foil, with a craft knife, revealing a square of paint (top view).
2) keep the square piece of paper to use for your swatch journal and tape down as usual.
3) Add some washi tape to hold paper together if it needs it underneath each pan
So, all the paper and foil around the half pan, keeps it snug!
4) Blue tack to secure each pan into the slot. (you call it something else?)
5)My reasoning, is this, It is easier to write pigments on your swatch sheet if you need to....
than try to pack out a slot!
Packing, magnets, glues, paddlepop sticks (you call this something else too, lol) to cut and pack, self adhesive strips, takes me an hour for 24 half pans. It has turned me off timber for all the fuss, but now, I think I could do it again!
What can I say, I like them "tight like a tiger!"
Ding!
Thanks for your video, I wouldn't have figured this out in my own practice! Also your shirt has all the colours of the Supervision. :)
***
My first palette!
This idea, reminds me of my first Daler Rowney, in a black metal tin with 24 pans, from 1993, later added Cotman to it, and a few years later, W&N Professional.
(Back then, early '90s, I think the series numbers with bigger numbers, eg series 5, meant they were richly pigmented, not as they are now, just an expensive pigment, rather these numbers were the artist quality, the Cotman student grade also only had series 1 and 2. )
QUESTION : Is this statement above that what you found from your first ones?
(I could be wrong? But that is what I thought series meant then!)
I remember the first W&N violet, wow packed a punch! It was a series 4.
It had a cadmium orange and again it was like a series 5. Punchy!
Touch it, and wow colour everywhere.
I had to fold the wrappers, double, triple the paper and foils to pack the palette out so it was tight, even though it had the metal prongs, the length needs packing,
When I recently filled it, (5th time) I re-swatched another palette card, it still has the original folded wrappers as packing from all the other times, colours and brands!
The original batch codes would be on it! In the day, we had Prussian Blue, was so strong, Cadmiums, Cobalt teals, and all the general ones we have now.
I said to my Mum recently, I would send her some new Schminckes, pans and tubes, with all the original names, from this time.....Mum doesn't care about the lightfastness of older pigments, but she says to me she isn't keen on all the " 'threnes, 'thrones, 'leynes and quins' ....."
In kindred spirit,
Eliza
Tues 12th of July 2022
11:41pm
Australia xx
The old cotman were better. The had series one and 2. The series 2 had cobalt blue and dad reds yellows and orange as well nickle yellow. The colors were less "goopy" if that makes since. 5here are more fillers now or may be a cheaper binder. They stepped down a touch in quality with every factory move. They are not bad but not as good as they once were in my opinion.
@@thefrugalcrafter Thanks so much, Lindsay, I thought this was the case with the Cotman, but I couldn't prove it!
Have a wonderful Summer day in Maine xx
Eliza
Yinmin blue is pb86.
Thanks!
The 4th green looks more like Sap green.
PSS: Oh and that website says that pbk 7 is sometimes called blue black. I thought that was interesting. Ok bye!!
I can't wait til you get your new glasses lol
I have them now!
Lindsay, are you saying “handprint” web site? I’d like to check it out, if you have the link? Thanks! Loving this bamboo palette!
Yes! www.handprint.com/HP/WCL/waterfs.html
What strong cool red do you recommend?
Quinn rose
I'm standing 3 feet from my big TV to read those numbers. Don't feel like the Lone Ranger. Ok your shirt blurs the writing. Love your shirt. Tell me the brand. Don't worry. You won't see me wearing it clear from Montana. 😉
I have no idea 😆
That magnefiyer is hilarious. Im having some serious dr Who vibes here. What happend to your loop light? :P
It's in the other room with my jewelry stuff
@@thefrugalcrafter Get it out silly woman, dont make art difficult doesn't suppose to work like that :P
I'm not sure about these pigments. Weird. I do like the little pallet though.
They are unusual
I gotta have it .. somebody stop me.. I have a problem 😕 😅
Total newbie question, but what exactly is glazing with watercolors?
Glazing, in watercolor, is when you go back over dry paint with wet paint. Sometimes the dry paint will reactivate and lift and it can create mud, if you're using two different colors or it does weird stuff like get shiny. Experimentationis the key, but Lindsay helps us out by doing some of it for us! 😁
@@teebee9735 Thank you for explaining!
@@PaintergirlCreations - Not a problem! We all have to start somewhere. I "restarted" my watercolor journey back in 2015 / 2016 and I'm still learning new things about watercolor. It's fascinating trying to figure out what combinations of paint, paper and weather (humidity) will make! That was my hardest lesson, learning how humidity affects the way watercolor paints play, or Won't, if you're fighting to keep your paper wet long enough for them to do what they're supposed to do. So don't get frustrated, just keep researching and trying new combinations. And asking questions! 👍🏻😁👍🏻
@@teebee9735 I’ll definitely keep trying!
pretty expensive paint for a not very practical container! yeah, its a lovely box, but not usable for mixing
Ma'am I'm trying NOT to buy more watercolor sets LOL
😆
Fancy shmancy🤪
Hi
it is sooo pretty. magpie in me wants it so badly. reasonable person in me is going... STOP this nonsense right now, you already have more watercolors than you are actualy using... I may end up placating the magpie in me by splurging on a tube of potters pink instead. :P
I like the maimeri blu potters pink!
@@thefrugalcrafter I was thinking of daniel smith one mostly cause I have $20 off coupon for prime day and DS tube qualifies for it while maimeriblu does not :( is there a significant difference in performance? I'm trying to avoid blick cause with blick I'll end up buying more stuff just to get free shipping :P (yeah that's my story and i'm sticking to it)
I’ve been meaning to ask this for ages but keep forgetting: why do you draw a black line when you swatch?
To test opacity