(mostly) Daniel Smith watercolor travel palette

I decided to set up a travel palette with my new Daniel Smith watercolors, as well as some old favorites. I hope you enjoy!
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[@tlembro]

Beautiful video !

[@wanderingmedievalist]

Thank you!

[@markdonovan1540]

A very nice selection of paints. I love Daniel Smith paints, they're so rich and many have wonderful granulation too.
You've used a few Daniel Smith paints here that I haven't tried yet, such as:
Grey Titanium
Quinacridone Burnt Scarlet
Indian Red
Manganese Blue Hue
Lunar Blue
It looks like that's a palette assembled with landscapes in mind. Your painting at the end reminds me of how I like to paint too; freely and experimenting with how the different paints work together ans react to the water and paper.

[@wanderingmedievalist]

I’m in love with Daniel Smith now! I had only tried a few of their paints before making this video, but I was drawn to the beautiful color selection…and I’m addicted to granulating colors!
And yes, I love painting landscapes, so I chose colors that remind me of the colors of the landscapes near my home. Isn’t it fun to let the paints freely work their magic on the paper? I usually like my work best when I don’t over control the outcome and let the watercolor do it’s thing!

[@awatercolourist]

First!