Thank you for the video. It is helpful to see how brands compare in texture, pigment load, and price. Knowing that Rembrandt is a good backup to Michael Harding is useful to me.
Bonjour je voudrais passer en peinture a l' huile,je voulais prendre de la Rembrandt est ce un bon choix ? Je veux juste acheter 3 couleurs primaires et un blanc.cordialement.
The consistency is buttery and easy to manipulate, I would not say long and loopy. As you can see when I dip my palette knife into it, it still stays on the knife, keeps its shape, but is very buttery once I push on it. Apparently the small amount of wax is added to stabilize the pigment, Ultramarine Blue. Please follow this link to have more info from MH Ultramarine Blue. www.michaelharding.co.uk/materials/ultramarine-blue-no-113/
Then the consistency you would say feels same as Rembrandt one? Also Rembrandt has a light version which is a green shade, and MH is also a green shade, maybe there more difference is mixing with other colors?
@@lishutie yes the consistency of MH is very similar to Rembrandt. Felt the same to me. I can double check tmw, but from what I know, no MH ultramarine blue is not green shade. The note on their website confused me a lot, I think they mean you can obtain great green shade with it, mixed into yellows, but no, MH Ultramarine Blue is a regular Ultramarine Blue, meaning is a red shade. I have never used Rembrandt Ultramarine Blue light so I couldn’t tell. Hope this helps. I will double check all this tmw morning and will come back to this comment to make sure what I say here is correct. I might do a community post about that in my community tab. 🙏🏻
Alright, from the information I was able to get this morning, MH Ultramarine Blue is Red shade. Vicky Norman, a MH Ambassador, mention that information at around 1 minute in her video, she says leans towards purple. ua-cam.com/video/Vm_gmDTOCtw/v-deo.html I tried to reach MH this morning, but they didn't answer yet.
Thank you for the info and analysis, it is very appreciated!
@@drf-24 you are welcome 🙏🏻
Thanks for the video, really enjoy your content
You are welcome, thank you 🙏🏻
Thank you for the video. It is helpful to see how brands compare in texture, pigment load, and price. Knowing that Rembrandt is a good backup to Michael Harding is useful to me.
@@ms.rocketscience4924 you are welcome 🙏🏻 I am happy it is useful to you
Thank you for this comparison. I love the Rembrandt paints but I'm curious about the Michael Harding paints also.
You are welcome 🙏🏻
Bonjour je voudrais passer en peinture a l' huile,je voulais prendre de la Rembrandt est ce un bon choix ? Je veux juste acheter 3 couleurs primaires et un blanc.cordialement.
Bonjour, oui je pense que Rembrandt est un excellent choix, 3 couleurs primaires et un blanc me semble également une très bonne idée!
@@marcjasi puis je remplacer le bleu phtalo par du bleu de Prusse ? Cordialement merci.
@@lepotagerdemoureux6038 Oui le bleu de Prusse peut totalement remplacer le bleu phtalo en effet.
@@marcjasi merci j' étais un peu perdu 👍
@@lepotagerdemoureux6038 Avec plaisir, je suis la pour cela, vous aider du mieux que je peux
Does the MH version feels long, loopy for the paint? He admits there are wax additive added for this paint.
The consistency is buttery and easy to manipulate, I would not say long and loopy. As you can see when I dip my palette knife into it, it still stays on the knife, keeps its shape, but is very buttery once I push on it. Apparently the small amount of wax is added to stabilize the pigment, Ultramarine Blue. Please follow this link to have more info from MH Ultramarine Blue.
www.michaelharding.co.uk/materials/ultramarine-blue-no-113/
Then the consistency you would say feels same as Rembrandt one? Also Rembrandt has a light version which is a green shade, and MH is also a green shade, maybe there more difference is mixing with other colors?
@@lishutie yes the consistency of MH is very similar to Rembrandt. Felt the same to me. I can double check tmw, but from what I know, no MH ultramarine blue is not green shade. The note on their website confused me a lot, I think they mean you can obtain great green shade with it, mixed into yellows, but no, MH Ultramarine Blue is a regular Ultramarine Blue, meaning is a red shade. I have never used Rembrandt Ultramarine Blue light so I couldn’t tell. Hope this helps. I will double check all this tmw morning and will come back to this comment to make sure what I say here is correct. I might do a community post about that in my community tab. 🙏🏻
Alright, from the information I was able to get this morning, MH Ultramarine Blue is Red shade. Vicky Norman, a MH Ambassador, mention that information at around 1 minute in her video, she says leans towards purple. ua-cam.com/video/Vm_gmDTOCtw/v-deo.html
I tried to reach MH this morning, but they didn't answer yet.