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That’s a great hunch! It’s even used to dye! And there is a link between those factors, most hydrophobic pigments are the finest ones too!

Will you join again coming Wednesday?

@@dirtyblueshop No. My Dad passed away Monday night. I moved down to Florida last year to take over for my sister. Dad was 91. He was wearing a Fitbit and we found the screen where it shows his heart rate. It shot up to 202 beats per minute. And then no heart rate at all. 911 had me doing chest compressions till the paramedics arrived. It was not like CPR in the movies. Boy, life is getting weirder and weirder. Last week I had to explain to my Dad that he needs to get a new doctor because his old one shot his wife and is under arrest. And now this! Jeeze.

The cleaning is quite easy! And the paint is smooth and what it should be! Next, a hydrophobic one 🥲🫣

@ Good luck!

I’m afraid of yet 😉

It’s one from Exakt 😊

@ thank it look great

Very… 😂 I was quite surprised too… it’s about three spoons, equal to what I usually do during a live.

Haha I know what you mean, I’ll use a different pigment for that video 😉

True, but it’s also not a green version of PB29, not like we know as Ultramarine Blue (green shade). Definitely a different green/blue

@dirtyblueshop And I agree again, definitely a very different shade than pb29. Do you know something about its lightfastnes, is it as good as pb29?

Could be both, what helps is to just let a drop of your pure binder dry, or try to dry it. For me, there’s the smallest tack to it when it ’solidifies’. You can always remull your paint, make sure you treat it as if it’s a new batch though!

Could the Ox gal be the reason? I never used it before so I don't know (I mean only have it with the Schmincke binder but I wonder if that could be a cause of slower drying time). I do hope the pans will dry because one of them actually spilled and made a mess so I can't take them in palette yet. I just don't know when much is too much (time to dry)..

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Thank you for the update!! Good to hear ☺️💙

I use a 3M mask with their 6099 filter 🤗

@dirtyblueshop thank you I will look into that, is there a specific model number for that mask? I see they have a few

@olddays-tw9xe yup, it says 7502

Looks like they sell the mask but not the filter at the shop I swear I saw you wearing it on stream once but I couldn't find haha. I only saw filter 6001 on amazon so far

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Haha, yes it is!

I will try my best 🙏

@dirtyblueshop I wish you success

Thinking about it 😅

Hold Back the River

Thanks!

Although I don’t have a Shure to compare it with, I have do dial the gain down in Rode Connect for it not to clip during my live streams. The direct monitoring via headphones works great and there’s a volume button for that on the mic that I never had to dial all the way up, not even half I think.. hope that answers your questions!

@@dirtyblueshop That is, it works well with this myricophone with the Rode Connect or Rode Central app, I don't know what you are using at the moment, but I mean an app in which you can improve the tone of your voice or adjust it to your needs. There is no lag if you use it? Second question, do you have a comparison with the Yeti X?

@mojkanayt7758 no comparison at all, but I can tell you it has no lag and the software is great! You can use it with all their apps and even on your phone as a usb mic (and change settings too with their mobile app). I’m suing Rode Connect on my MacBook, and two other mics of theirs. I can use them all at once without any reverb, if you would ever need that.

@@dirtyblueshop I had a Shure MV7 and it was quiet, as if the preamp it has in it was of average quality. It was just quiet, I had to connect it to an audio intrface to make it sound satisfactory. That's why I'm asking you what you think of this “podmic” microphone, because I had a bad experience with the Shure MV7

Thank you! I’ve seen the name before but I just looked them up, didn’t know they had such a history with the material!

Happy to see you like it! This one is actually one of the Umbers from ColorRare!

Absolutely!

well you could be less careful, but then a larger part of your space will also end up in this color... :D

I appreciate it!

😂love the chaos in your messages… I do wonder what’s going on?? 🧐

@@dirtyblueshop Well, it seems that my teeth are falling apart. One week a piece falls off, the next week another falls off on a different tooth. And now a third tooth is getting in on the action.

@@FatFilbert-lv4ki 😨

Since a video like this was requested, I put the information in the caption. Thanks for pointing out the typo!

It really depends on the medium in my experience. In watercolors, the granulation with the vibrancy of the cyan like blue, is unique.

@dirtyblueshop I cannot argue with that. My main uses of it back in the day was with oil paints and acrylics. I have heard that one of the phthalo blue replacements for that particular shade of manganese blue is capable of granulation, but I cannot vouch for that right now and you probably know about it anyway. For myself personally, this is just personal taste, usually when I want granulation I want it in deeper colors. I'm glad you were able to get a pigment specimen of that blue. 👍

To answer why I used the ''dramatic comeback'' reference with this pigment, I have found quite a bit of it to be able to put it in my regular line of paint.

@dirtyblueshop that sounds fabulous! 🙂

My pleasure!

Thanks Dan 🙏

I think everyone gets it from Cornelissen, it's where I got mine, they haven't stopped selling it in years

Not me, I contacted them a few years back and they didn’t want to ship overseas back then… maybe they have the same supplier as the one I found 😅

Hopefully soon my show will reopen! 🙏

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