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Oh never thought about that! I’ve seen people use one for warm and one for cool colours but that is very subjective of whatever you are using vs what is already in your water. I personally like the 1 for dirty and 1 for clean but the dirty does get dirty pretty fast if I’m using a lot of colour, and it does end up contaminating the clean water… Are they just plain jars or do they have a clip at the bottom to hold onto a sketchers board/sketchbook?

@ they are plain based. But two weeks later and no leaks. A wash ready to go on my new project.

I use the brand “smash”. I think it’s available in Australia and UK.

@Paperthumbtack nice!!! I hate leaky cups 😅

Sure can! It’s already available on my channel 😁

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I agree! They are awesome! I was so surprised when I compared a few with the professional range and actually preferred the Cotman 😅

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Thank you 😊 that means a lot! Maybe something in a metal tin? There might be some biscuits or chocolate metal tins…

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That would make a perfect studio box! Sometimes I worry about the dust collecting on the brushes I leave in a cup on my desk ending up on my paintings Honestly I tend to cut the handles of my brushes so they are the same length as a pencil. Long handles feel too clunky in my small hands 😅

@@ins.illustrations I think I dont't like big handles too, I just have two long watercolor brush and the last time my experience wasn't good, I don't know the girl I just saw in random way, in her box could fit two in the same line one each side. ua-cam.com/video/80jtjqO3gxg/v-deo.html I think cute but I give up to exposed my brushs and pencils , pens in jars or bottles , I live near 3 park( I think is park the english version to praça in brasilian portugueses) so tthe wind brings a lot of dust , sometimes some sand, and the flies loooooove bristles brush and I have o wash the black spots of fly poop, so they live in a cup in a drawer, when I use I take of the used ones dry in a towel and the cup back to drawer!!!

@aDricalua oh wait you are Brazilian? I’m Portuguese! Olá! Sim percebo o que dizes por praça! Já experimentaste um rolo para pincéis? É uma boa alternativa se os guardares num armário/gaveta na horizontal. Costumo ter os meus pincéis novos num rolo de pincéis e apenas para os que uso mais à mão é que queria algo melhor que um copo

@@ins.illustrations esse tipo de estojo eu nunca mais vi em loja fisica , eu moro no interior aqui o único papel de aquarela que encontro é o mix media da canson que odeio a textura de linhas. só vende pentel e art tools e acha alguns poucos pinceis pra aquarela , de resto tudo online, eu tinha pensado em comprar um estojo tubo , vou até procurar quanto é , valeu pela lembrança!!!

@aDricalua também pensei num tubo mas teria q ter algo pra segurar os pincéis no fundo - talvez uma esponja com buracos?

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Oh! Maybe there is a difference between the European and American Sakura koi palettes! Would love to know if yours opens flat!

@@ins.illustrations will let you know, I ordered from Amazon. I do have the 30 set. It opens flat but is too clunky to take on the go

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I’ll try to do either a short or a small video sometime in the future about it. I’ve only ever tried this with the ecoline watercolours. This does require some time and it is best to do it during hot (non humid) weather. I basically kept the pans in a container with a lid with small openings (you could use cling film as well and pierce it). I added enough drops of the liquid watercolour to fill half or 2/3 of the pans (to prevent accidental spills if I slightly knocked the container) and repeated the process until all the watercolour was in the pan. I didn’t wait for the colour to dry in between, I just kept adding more as it dried (if it went down about 1/3 then I would fill it back up). The dye will eventually start to fill up the pan so you will have less space to add more liquid watercolour. It is a long process but it does make them more convenient and portable!

Hi Valerie! This is a sketchbook by the brand Khadi Papers. It’s an Indian cotton rag watercolour paper with a beautiful texture - something in between the usual western cold pressed and rough texture. I do hope to start making my own watercolour journals in the future though 😊

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Agree! The colours are mesmerising! Im using a Khadi Papers sketchbook. The texture is cold pressed but it is definitely a lot more texture than a “regular” cold pressed pad. Im very keen on trying their rough texture papers, it must be wild!

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Agree! Some of my favourite watercolours are handmade. I’ve tried Paint Wild (by Emma Witte) and Blue Pine Arts so far. I’m really interest in trying A. Gallo watercolours as well. Handmade watercolours just feel different (even if it’s the same pigment/colours). The whole care that goes into them makes the whole painting experience so much special 😊 which handmade watercolours have you tried?

@@ins.illustrations JuliaKArtStudio, Honeybee Pigments, VictoriaChrisCreates, Aquabloom Art, PurePigmentsbyolevra, JulieMaggi, and ArtsyOubliette! My husband gets me gifts and a lot of them are paints and nail polishes, so full appreciation and credit to me darling hubby for my collection! If you want a great suggestion, there’s a BEAUTIFUL blue grey called Disa that should still be in stock right now from JuliaKArtStudio and it’s my hands down favorite handmade so I highly recommended nabbing one before they sell out, I waited all year to grab one!!

@@PinkWytchBytch aww that is very sweet of him! 😁 Never tried any of them! I’ll be sure to add them to my wishlist 😊 thank you so much!

@@ins.illustrations No problem at all! Brilliant colors should always find their way to people that love to create with them and I look forward to seeing your reviews in the future so I myself can learn new paint makers to order from! Stay safe out there (because the world is crazy these days)

zoibu on etsy does the prettiest packaging for the half pans & i love her colours ! really recommend