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Michael Harding Watercolours, Antique 18th Century Master Set
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2024
- Michael Harding Watercolours is a range of professional watercolors from England. This video focuses on Michael Harding's Antique 18th Century Master Set that is now available in the UK and in the US. #watercolor #watercolorpainting #watercolour #michaelharding #michaelhardingwatercolours @MHPaints
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00:00 Hello, True Love
00:24 Michael Harding Watercolors, Antique 18th Century Master Set
03:13 Turner's Yellow Michael Harding Watercolor
03:53 New Gamboge Michael Harding Watercolor
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09:00 Michael Harding Watercolor Swatches
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Your swatches are beautiful! I have bought two sets by Michael Harding and his paints are beautiful. They have the richness of his oil paints, but in watercolour form. I have four of the colours you have shown, but having seen your swatches I will now buy Rose Madder and Lapis Lazuli separately. I don't worry too much about fugitive colours - UV glass solves that problem. Once again, thank you.
That is incredibly kind, thank you! I first discovered Michael Harding through his oil paints and have always dreamed for his pigments to be offered in watercolor form. That day has come and each paint tube evokes a different moment or emotion. Uniquely different from one another. I have no words, just heart-eyed emojis! 😍😍😍
Pigments with fugitive tendencies don't cause any concern on my end either. It's what we do with them that counts and as you've graciously mentioned, UV glass takes care of that. I have another Michael Harding video coming out in a few weeks. This time, it is the set that I've curated for myself. Thank you again for being here and for sharing your thoughts! 💖
@@stiviwonders You are very welcome! I look forward to your next video on MH watercolours.
I could watch this forever. It hits all the notes for me. Mesmerizing, informative and no fluff. Thank you for this video!
You're welcome! If you'd like to see more Michael Harding Watercolour videos, here is a film on their Quinacridones. I hope you fall in love with this one too! ua-cam.com/video/JrFx8iPuEgo/v-deo.html
@@stiviwonders 😍😍😍
Stunning. That burnt sienna has my heart. Thank you again.
Lovely to hear that! It won my heart too! This whole set has been an emotional experience and I mean that in the most positive way. In a few weeks, I'll be uploading another Michael Harding Watercolor video. Hope that stirs further interest and thank you for being here! 😍
Not only instructive but also relaxing ❤ your videos are beautiful! 😊 thanks for sharing!!
This warms my heart immensely! Thank you for taking the time to express how you felt about the video. I appreciate it and it is definitely taken as a massive form of encouragement.
I usually don't like yellows but turner yellow looks so gorgeous! And for a moment forgot that the blue was a lapis lazuli and thought it was just an ultramarine because of how pigmented it is!
I share the sentiment! This Turner's Yellow is fiercely different from what's normally available. And this Lapis Lazuli's pigment load is unmatched. It is reasonable to expect high-performance from Michael Harding, given his background and the price tag associated with these tubes, but wow, this experience is incredibly revelatory. Thank you again for being here. I appreciate your input, as always! 🥰
What a beautiful set of colours! ❤ Thank you so much for making this soothing & inspiring film 🙏
The colors are shockingly beautiful! I have no words. I am grateful that you found this video inspiring. Thank you for being here too! It means a lot. 🙏
Beautiful presentation!
That's kind of you to say, thank you!
Thank you
You're welcome!
Thanks for the swatching 😊. I’m surprised that they included PY216 and PY150; both pigments were not available in the 18th century. Obviously there was Gamboge and a Turner’s Yellow, but they were made of different pigments.
Thank you for watching! I believe the goal is to take us back in time and enjoy these colors associated with the "old world" sans the toxicities of the original formulation of these two watercolors. I appreciate that Michael Harding kept NR9 although it is notoriously "fugitive" for some.
@@stiviwonders I know what you mean! I would love to try NR9 and PR83 one day. I especially want to try the W&N NR9; it is such a rich colour. I don’t sell my artwork and I only paint in journals, so lightfastness is not an issue for me.
@@awatercolourist How did you know that I am planning to feature NR9 paints soon? Haha! I'll share the video, perhaps in a few weeks. Lightfastness is crucial but how we enjoy the process is just as critical. There are also ways now on how to deal with fugitive colors.
@@stiviwonders I didn’t! I was commenting on the part where you said that you appreciate that Michael Harding has NR9. I also appreciate that these old pigments aren’t gone; I think there is a lot of value in them.
@@awatercolourist The last part is poignant and I am with you there 100%! I hope for these vintage pigments to be preserved for future generations so they could enjoy these colors too.
I thought it would be great to swatch the two NR9s side by side, Michael Harding's and Winsor & Newton. That would be fun to see in action.
First! 😊
Happy to see you here! 😍
@@stiviwonders Always glad to be here!
@@awatercolourist Love that! Thank you! 💝💝💝