Yes, me too, Elisabetta has such informative comparisons, accompanied by considered and helpful commentary! Cobalt violet is one of my all time favourite colours 💜
Oooh my favorite colors! I have 5ml tube of W&N one and I adore it. When it's finished I will buy a big tube of Rembrandt, because they are so similar but the later one is more affordable.
Thank you Elisabetta! I have W&N PV14 and Schmincke PV62. I got them for specific botanicals and I must say that I didn't like using them. But I'm now excited to try them for skies! I really like the demonstration on top of the cerulean.
Is PR122 fugitive? I'm running a test and so far my white nights PR122 has not faded. While my quin rose from daniel smith, permanent carmine from schmincke and permanent rose from w&n, all pv19, shifted a little after a year of direct sunlight. About the cobalts, thank you for this tour. It confirmed my love for the W&N one, is lovely to work with. The one from daniel smith, I only like for mixing or using from a dry pan, never from the tube. It is too gummy for my taste. The one from Schmincke reminds me to ultramarine violet but I'm not sure, I don't own it. And the M. Graham, would you say it looks like PV16?
Hi Paulina!! Thanks for your comment! I mentioned PR112 Naphtol Red as fugitive, not PR122…actually I double checked after your comment and this is a lightfast red! Other naphtol reds are fugitive but not this one… I will add a note in the description box…always interesting to compare experiences anyhow!! Thanks again for your contribution and have a lovely Sunday, Elisabetta
Lovely video. Thank you. The PV14 cobalt violet deep from Roman Szmal is stunning. The hue ans granulation are mesmerising.
Thank you! I love this colour so much! Although I don’t use it that often. 😍Have a lovely Sunday!
The cobalt adventure is over 😢. The videos are very informative; I’m grateful you made this series.
New adventures soon! ❤️
@@WatercolorElisabetta yay! Looking forward to it 🙂
Yes, me too, Elisabetta has such informative comparisons, accompanied by considered and helpful commentary! Cobalt violet is one of my all time favourite colours 💜
Ani I love Cobalt violet too!! Thank you so much for your very very kind words ❤️
Nice to hear a shoutout to Irit Landgraf, the world's biggest Cobalt Violet fan. I love her channel!
So do I….she’s competent and charming 😍
Very interesting! Thanks!
Thank you so much Silvia❤️
Oooh my favorite colors! I have 5ml tube of W&N one and I adore it. When it's finished I will buy a big tube of Rembrandt, because they are so similar but the later one is more affordable.
Sono troppo d’accordo. Rembrandt è una certezza con un prezzo molto competitivo. E poi mi stanno troppo simpatici perché non si sanno arie!
All the cobalt videos were a really great help for me to see which brands versions i like the most and want to buy. Thanks a lot for them.
Thank you very very much for your very kind comment 😍
This was a great series, so informative! Whichever colour family you choose next, I’ll happily watch 😊
Thank you Sonya ❤️ I’m glad you liked it! Working on it…have a lovely week!
Thank you Elisabetta! I have W&N PV14 and Schmincke PV62. I got them for specific botanicals and I must say that I didn't like using them. But I'm now excited to try them for skies! I really like the demonstration on top of the cerulean.
Thank you Johanne!! Yes they are hard to use for botanicals you hardly see them 😂 but I find them great in skies! Also I loved using them for berries.
Oh so nice and close! Much bigger to see! Lovely thorough explanation thank you!
Thank you so much Edita! I listen to my followers and try to follow advice ❤️
Thank you Elisabetta, I really enjoy your videos.
Thank you very much Alex! Your words really make me happy 😃. Have a very lovely weekend!
Thanks very much! Enjoying all your videos!! 😊
Thank you Martina! How kind of you! ❤️
Great series! Manganese next?
Hi Laura!! Interesting topic! I’m taking notes 😃
For me the M. graham Is the perfect cobalt violet
In sky it’s beautiful! Thanks for sharing your preference. 😃have a lovely weekend!
Last chapter of the cobalt adventure! What creative adventure awaits next? :)
😄 the suspense is unbearable isn’t it!? Stay tuned! Have a lovely Sunday Morrison
I agree with you, the M. Graham Cobalt violet is a bit muted compared to the other paints.
I’m happy that you agree!
How about the perylenes? I love their moody, muted darkness 🙂
They’re all muted except PR178 which is a rather bright red pigment. It’s very similar to PR254, but more transparent.
I have already working on a new family, but perylene must absolutely be in the pipeline! Thank you…I don’t know your name!!
@@WatercolorElisabetta Awatercolourist, just Awatercolourist 😄
@@awatercolourist beautiful name! The best!
@@WatercolorElisabetta Thanks! I didn’t know what to choose, sonI just with the simplest name I could think of.
I find cobalt violet from m graham is more prone to dry up in tube, have you ever heard of that?
Actually, I have heard (and experienced) that cobalt violet in general tends to dry up in tubes! Very unpleasant 😔. Thank you for your comment!
Is PR122 fugitive? I'm running a test and so far my white nights PR122 has not faded. While my quin rose from daniel smith, permanent carmine from schmincke and permanent rose from w&n, all pv19, shifted a little after a year of direct sunlight. About the cobalts, thank you for this tour. It confirmed my love for the W&N one, is lovely to work with. The one from daniel smith, I only like for mixing or using from a dry pan, never from the tube. It is too gummy for my taste. The one from Schmincke reminds me to ultramarine violet but I'm not sure, I don't own it. And the M. Graham, would you say it looks like PV16?
Hi Paulina!! Thanks for your comment! I mentioned PR112 Naphtol Red as fugitive, not PR122…actually I double checked after your comment and this is a lightfast red! Other naphtol reds are fugitive but not this one… I will add a note in the description box…always interesting to compare experiences anyhow!! Thanks again for your contribution and have a lovely Sunday, Elisabetta
Also, I’m planning a comparison of different violets, so stay tuned to see if M. Graham is closer to Ultramarine violet…interesting question is yours!
Will do! 😊 and I'm probably mixing my pigment reds haha, haven't yet memorized those.
Yep, you said 112 but for some reason I registered as 122. I'm not familiarized with 112, that's probably why I got confused. 😋
But it helped as I realised there was a mistake!
First!