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Very helpful! Thank you 🤩

Beautiful job! Thank you for sharing.

Lovely painting!

Can you do a full sized of a cockapoo, please?

Wow just fabulous

from your personal experience do you have a preference between the daler rowney/winsor student vs professional?

The dot card you used says SB Turquoise Genuine. You basically swatched the same two Sleeping Beauty turquoises but labeled one as Turquoise Genuine.

Very good tutorial thanks, look forward to more.

im surprised the WN looks so dark here! especially compared to the SCH. i thought they were more similar than this. it's like the WN is a "dark".

Hi, Sue! Thanks so much for swatching out these turquoises. I always find swatching videos helpful since I can compare and contrast different paints. I love the granulation and hues of these paints. Even though cobalts have average tinting strength, these paints still seem to pop off the page.

Hi, Sue! Thanks so much for swatching out these burnt siennas. I always find swatching videos helpful since I can compare and contrast different paints.

It’s lovely to see Daler Rowney in a review/comparison video. The company has been in business since 1783 and I love they’re paints. 🤗🇬🇧

thank you so much for this comparison video! i keep coming back to it as a reference cause i keep getting tempted by this colour and its granulation. i love the granulation of pb36 in daniel smith's cerulean blue chromium, one of my most used colours. i initially got the Winsor & Newton Cobalt Turquoise, mistakenly thinking it was a single pigment PB36 but it's a two pigment mix that doesn't granulate much.. it seems to be the same shade (in this video) as the schmincke cobalt green turquoise and daniel smith's cobalt turquoise without the granulation. ahh kinda sad to have gotten the wrong brand for this one. hope you do more comparison vids in the future, you narrate them well

They look lovely in the swatches; very different from their appearance in the pans. Thank you.

Fascinating, thanks Sue. I love a good paint smack down! I've got most of these brands in this colour and I often go to the Maimeri, probably because Sienna is in Italy. Not surprised to see the Daniel Smith showing off.

Looks so lovely!!

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The helio turquoise won't granulate because its a PB15 mixture.the rest are all part of the cobalt family so they will all granulate :) Its a nice convinience mixture for a non granulation turquoise. Nice comparison video! Good info

I'm currently trying to put together a swatch binder myself. Very time consuming, but it'll be oh so useful when I finish.

Having a swatchbook is a great idea to keep track of the art supply collection. :) I've made a whole public database, so it's even easier to look them up. Some also do lists in excel etc to keep track, but I believe they are much prettier with the swatches, as you have them.

I keep meaning to start a swatch book but I always forget.

So very beautiful. Thank you. It's like a gift for the day.

Gorgeous piece. Super unique and creative approach. I've never seen this before. The film adds such wonderful texture and character. Very cool 👌😊 -Best of luck on your art and your channel, and much support from one artist to another. -Huge 👍's up!

Deep Graphite v Deep Granite ?

I'm quite new to art and watercolour ( 67 years young! ... Have I left it too late for all my masterpieces? ) Great help to see what these manufacturers produce and how they dry, particularly their granulations. Thanks for sharing

Thank you for this informative film. I learned so much I didn’t know before. <3

Thank you for your comparison video. It's helpful.

Thank you for this comparison. Sadly I can't get around the DS version and its quite expensive here in europe :( I tried so many other brands but they all are much more on the orange side

That you. I've watched them all! I'm a beginner and have used line and wash. I was registered for a class at my local college, but it ended up being cancelled. Zoom would great!

Hi, Sue. Thanks for your video. Your chart has WN Raw Sienna under PBr 7, and you mention that PBr7 is the pigment that is 'burnt' to produce Burnt Sienna. But, My tube of WN Raw Sienna says PY42 + PR101 (yellow ochre and red iron oxide), and I'm curious if your tube says PBr7? Maybe WN changed their formulation of that paint?

This also showed the difference in rewetting. The Daniel Smith and Schmincke appeared to rewet so much more easily. Thanks for the video, it was very informative.

is it just the camera, I do not see any shimmer?

Thank you! Very informational. Are they all PBr 7? Even the more brownish one like Daniel Smith?

This is a wonderful tutorial and a gorgeous artwork , it was lovely to watch 😊

It is lovely, Sue. Thank you for sharing! ~Michal