Consumerism is an addiction that needs to be openly recognized and treated. I'm not speaking to you specifically. I encourage people to be generous with the things they covet, that's generosity. Not giving away things of no use. I'm saying this to myself and challenging myself to exercise giving. So far it's much more satisfying than hoarding art supplies. Other than the essentials (food, etc) I feel art supplies have the potential to broaden perspective unlike many other commodities. I recognize that art supplies are only art supplies if actively being used. Keeping what I'm using and share the rest. Focusing on art and not the supply distractions. Again I'm sharing my experience and not passing judgment. Live and let live. Thanks for sharing your experience! Best to all!
Yes I think some people don't realise sadly, YyouTube is more about marketing than education. We need to look more critically at our consumption. I've worked with kids that would absolutely love the art supplies locked away in some people's cupboard. The next Picasso could be out there struggling for an oil pastel. I'm committed to doing better!
@@mwGoosman nice. We all have underserved after school or other programs that could really benefit from our excess supplies as well as our time to share in that artistic exploration. It's something that could be very rewarding to many if someone with a willing following plants the seed. Best to all 🌻
I consider myself blessed to be in a situation where I can receive things like what I have shared in this video. It lets me not only try new things but share them with an audience, where it is my hope, they will take that information and have a better understanding of whether or not the product would be something they would enjoy and be able to then prevent purchasing something they would not like and subsequently would not use. I often share, gift and donate supplies so that others can enjoy them vs them sitting and being stored in my studio. Yes I receive things because companies send things to me and yes that is one of their ways to get their products marketed and in front of an audience and yes some I purchase myself out of curiosity or because a viewer or Patron/Channel Member has requested I review something so they and others might know if it is something they would want or would be worth buying. However, I also try my very best to share the supplies in a way that will also provide an educational benefit, so that those who do choose to purchase things I share will know how to use them and they won’t just get it because an artist on UA-cam showed it to them and then it sits there untouched because they don’t know what to do with the supply. The endless supplies that accumulate and don’t get used because of lack of interest or desire to try them is why I stopped sharing art subscription boxes on this channel and created my own curated collections. It is also why I put the disclaimer right at the beginning of this video that people do not need all the things I shared. I think focusing on your art is a great thing and wish you all the best.
I know what you mean about "out of sight, out of mind". I have so many art supplies, that I just HAD to HAVE, in drawers waiting for me to start using them. For me, the more supplies I have, the harder it is for me to decide what to use/create. So, I started dabbling in mixed media, but watercolor and gouache will always be my passion.
Yes it can be overwhelming when there are too many choices. Sometimes when that happens to me, I will look for a reference that inspires me to paint it and many times when I find the reference I will look at it and think that would be great in pastels or acrylics, or gouache or watercolor or (insert medium) here, and then I have the spark that ignites the creativity. I have also had the opposite where I can’t pick a reference so I will pick what I want to use and look at the palette colors or swatches and see what types of things the colors make me think of and that helps. Worst case scenario nothing is working and I grab a palette and a blank page and start putting down blobs of color with no goal in mind and see where it takes me. That usually works, sometimes it just teaches me something and other times it becomes a painting I like or inspires me to paint something else.
I'm not you tube savvy so I apologize for not recognizing between art supply channels and art in practice channels. I have noticed that many advanced artist don't bounce around with supplies. It's an ongoing practice study and less is more. It actually offers cohesion to the piece. Finesse is only achieved through a seeing eye. So much available and thanks for sharing your interest. I'm just starting to discern the many options. 🌻
I absolutely agree with you about artists finding what they like and sticking with that to help them learn and grow. I know I certainly have my own favorites and when I am painting just for me, tend to gravitate to my preferred supplies to create with. Choosing a brand of paint and paper and working with just those supplies will teach you a lot. Here I try to share and review art supplies to help others make choices on what might be right for them based on what they see, and try to bring in some valuable information that can help artists that are early in their journey or are trying to learn a new medium and I have videos where we can paint together as well. Sometimes it’s fun and exciting to try something new too. I find as I try new supplies I am amazed at where my art journey takes me. Had I not tried something new, I never would have discovered my love for watercolors and would still be working in acrylics. That might not of been a bad thing, but I wouldn’t give up my adventures with watercolor because that is where I found the medium that would challenge and excite me to keep learning and continue exploring where I could take my art.
@@ClarkFineArt I agree watercolor will certainly offer challenge. Thanks for sharing your exploration. I was on the fence with w/n aqua green and after watching it being used I decided to go for it and I like it although it is a convenience color and I'm challenged enough just getting the potential from a nice 12 color palette. I do enjoy your helpful nature. Stay well
Awe yes, I put my two 18 well Meeden porcelain palettes together a few years ago. I only Filled the smaller wells and the larger ones on the other two sides of each will fit half pans perfectly , that I can set inside and switch out if I want. I like leaving some empty with a little water inside to rinse the heaviest pigment from my brush, before cleaning my brush. It gives me a nice light value of pigment that would otherwise go to waste. The only art supplies I have more than I need is paint and brushes. It's a collection that's over 12 years old. I retired from painting commission's a few years ago. I went back to the playing for therapeutic purposes. No more pressures, stress, or aggravations. Just enjoy.
This video confirmed for me what I’ve been feeling lately. Enough is enough! People are accumulating so many supplies they can’t even keep track of them. The real give away is to pack up some supplies and donate to a local charity or disadvantaged learning centre. I have some student quality supplies and as I have upgraded the quality of my materials I can donate them. I’m going on a no buy. I really enjoy your other videos. 🥰
Yeah, but Clark Fine Art is an artist and UA-camr…she’s not trying to accumulate more stuff, it’s part of her occupation… I understand about wanting to go on a No Buy. I have way too many art supplies and not so much time for using them. Take care and I wish you well on your art journey. 😊
Yes, I agree with you, which is why I was sure to put the disclaimer in the beginning that no one NEEDS all these supplies. As I stated some of these things were sent to me, either by members of the channel or by companies because they want me to review them. It is my hope that by reviewing so many supplies that it will help others be able to limit their choices vs accumulating a bunch of supplies that they will never use. I gift and donate supplies, and if not for being an artist that creates videos on UA-cam, I would not have so many supplies in my studio. I absolutely support anyone that is making the choice to go on a no buy and use what they have. It is a good thing to spend time with your favorite art supplies and get to know them, how they work, how you can use them and what their limits are. I also try to be conscious of this and state when I am doing a video creating art that viewers can use what they have and even offer up suggestions for substitutions in other brands to help. I often state what the pigment is that I am painting with and not just the color to help viewers be able to use that information and choose the right colors from their current supplies to paint along. I wish you well with the no buy, it can be hard sometimes to keep the want monster contained. Glad you are enjoying the other videos, hope you will stop by an upcoming live stream and say hello.
In my opinion, your comment is super unnecessary. Not everyone feels the way you do. Some people are collectors and like to not only use their art supplies but also to collect them as well. Art and art supplies bring joy to so many people...so why shame someone on how many items they add to their collection that brings them so much joy? We dont shame people for other collections... like collecting coins, or little cow figurines or funny mugs or concert t-shirts or model trains, or legos..etc. So please don't shame people for doing what they love and/or spending their own money on what they love. You can go on a no buy if that's what's right for you but what's right for some people is to NRVER go on a no buy...which is okay too. Like I said, I believe your comment was super unnecessary and was meant to be hurtful... if this video seemed like too much for you, then perhaps you should have clicked away...but definitely you should not have spent the few minutes you did on shaming someone for collecting the supplies that bring them joy. ●for all you people out their that love art supplies and purchasing them, using them and/or collecting them...you do you, don't let anyone make you feel like you need to explain yourself for spending your own money on what you love, please . You do you loves!!!
A Gallo also have a YlnMn Blue option but the 1/2 pan is €40 and the full pan is €60. You can get it in their sets though that makes it roughly the same price as all the other colours.
I like what DaVinci paints I have purchased and used…I just prefer Daniel Smith and M. Graham…plus any other paint I happen to purchase. I enjoy all the pigments/colors…the dot cards from DaVinci do look cool.
Phew, that was a doozy! I'm excited for the neocolor review/video. I like the New York paper (hot press) for watercolor backgrounds, then inking or doodling over. Not tried their cold press yet. Please ask your friend Lindsay if her stencils will ever come back. Every time I go look, they are out of stock. The test tube thing is very cool! I also like the idea of the brush holder on the turntable. Very interested in what you think of DaVinci paints. They have some wonderful colors. I'll keep the rest of my opinions to myself, so as not to influence your opinion. Wow you have some very generous viewers! Amazing! Thanks for what you do for us!
I saw a couple of the packs of the stencils in stock not long ago. I am not sure if they will do another run of them. Yes there has been some amazing generosity for sure.
OMGee...When you started talking about white pens....I knew the first two you would mention that you're not so crazy about...just the same for me. Gelly Roll and Uniball Signo, Uniball Signo being just slightly better...yes! I can't tell you how frustrating it is when both of these pens decide they're not going to work anymore. The ink formula just seems to dry up in seconds. There is a kind of "Search for the Holy Grail of white pens" that many artist's go through. I don't think the Holy Grail white pen has been found yet. The quest is ongoing and the journey is long.,,but maybe not if the one's you have now are good. Fingers crossed.
i got the himi when it was briefly $9... mine also had some cracked paint cakes with bits "floating" and rattling around in there... i was at first disappointed. however.... after putting all the little broken bits in the right places, and starting to use the paints, they are wonderful. at least as good as Mei liang ... and probably the same as the old Himi watercolors that came in the diamond shapes!
Yes I grabbed them in the eight dollar range and thought, for that why not! I am really looking forward to testing them out. I will have to compare them with the Meilang.
Also, when it was announced that PO48 was being discontinued Daniel Smith went and bought up the ENTIRE remaining stock of it. And when I say the entire stock, I mean he bought up ALL of it EVERYWHERE. He has said he has enough PO48 to continue making his paints that contain it for decades to come. Yup. Literal decades. I went crazy stocking up on it cuz it's my favorite color ever (Quin Gold) for painting light. I have so much Quin Burnt Orange AND Quin Gold and I regret NOTHING! LOL, I stocked up before I heard his statement.
Sorry, just makes me so sad and upset when I see this happen to someone else, as an artist who has had this happen to myself for cheap sub par quality product it just breaks my heart. Blue Star Crafts on Etsy is the original. His work is fabulous. Yes expensive but the quality is impeccable.
wow... you have a lot of fun stuff to test and have fun with. With all the new things how do you plan on organizing them in your studio? Super excited to see all the reviews you will be posting. :)
Good question! lol I am working on some studio organization ideas for things that didn't already have similar supplies. I also want to make some things more easily accessible to use in the whole creative process.
Enjoyed seeing your art haul. The sponge in the plastic box looks interesting, where can I order one? I like that it comes in a plastic container. Thanks
My sponge with the case was an item I had tried from Temu. I don't have any affiliation or links with them, however bit.ly/spongewithcase That is the much shortened link that would get you there (Temu) to take a look at the item or if you don't shop Temu, you could search for something similar on Amazon, but I have not seen one. You could always just get a plastic container to fit a regular kitchen sponge. Perhaps something like this amzn.to/4byPY0s as it is similar in size to what mine came in. I could not find it in a single though. Hope that helps. (amazon link will be an affiliate link)
My favorite items from your haul video, Angela, are your garage sale items! It warms my heart…almost said frugal heart, but my name is Michele, not Lindsay🙃…thanks for posting.
42:21 on UV protection. Check out UV protective sleeves for your arms. Like you, I have very sensitive skin and these have been excellent to block the sun. Hats, glasses and even an umbrella are part of my outdoor set-up. Take care! ☀️😎🏖️ I look forward to seeing what you create with these new and beautiful art supplies.
In my recent video where I share what is in my small plein air bag, I showed UV sleeves. They are a must, I can’t give up painting outdoors! I have the sleeves, now the hat from QoR and I have a UV blocking umbrella that I take out too and carry spf50 at minimum to keep the UV from causing a reaction. The summer is too short here I have to take advantage of the days I get to go outside and not let my condition stop me from enjoying Plein Air painting and being outdoors.
@@ClarkFineArt Sounds like a great set up. I do the same as you. I love being outside but the sun is so strong in the summer that I do everything to protect myself from it. Our summers in northern 🇩🇪 are also short, which is why I want to make the most out of them, to charge my batteries for the grey and long winter. Thanks for taking the time to reply
I am new to your channel. I have been watching since yesterday! I really enjoy them and yes I watched the whole haul vid. You had me laughing when you talked about white geli pens. I feel the exact same way. I would love to see more of your QOR adventures. But I am looking forward to all. You have some long list don’t you? Love you and thanks for sharing
Welcome to the channel, I am glad you are here. The list is long that is for sure, but that just means lots to come as we get to look at all of these things and see them in action. White geli pens are my nemesis! Works perfect, put the pen down for a second then pick it back up and it’s like nah just joking, I don’t feel like writing today. lol There will be lots more QoR adventures to come! Some in the very near future! I hope you will stop by during an upcoming live stream and say hello!
For Gouache I would use a sealed palette like this one from Meeden, the 33 well leak proof (this is the one I have my Mission Gold watercolors in), the gouache could still dry out but it would take longer. However, normally it can be rewet like watercolors. go.meedenart.com/3PuDVZW that is the palette and you could always use a porcelain tray to mix on if you prefer. I like the 3 well go.meedenart.com/44FvFg5 and the flat open spaced tray palette go.meedenart.com/4faAxic It would depend on the brand of gouache as to if I would dry it in one of the open ceramic palettes with wells and how many colors you are wanting to put into a palette would also impact which one I would recommend. If you do shop from Meeden, code Clark10 will get you a discount at checkout. I hope that helps, let me know if you have more info or questions.
Yes the wells are definitely shallow, I had one color that popped out, they are thin. Thanks for sharing, I will remember that about the wet palette, of course I don’t always have time to wait for it to dry when it’s time to go, I wonder would a piece of glassine above the colors help to prevent it from sticking to the piece above or would this cause more of a mess… sounds like some experimentation is in my future.
Basically would help if you didn’t like the feel of holding the pastel in your hand. I don’t know but remind me when we get to those and we will see how they do with the oil pastels.
The video starts with a scan of all the products and I did explain why this haul was happening because I wasn't expecting to do another this year and then we start taking them one by one by the 3:31 mark of the video when I share the items that were in transit but still things I considered part of the new products for the studio. Sorry if you felt it was longer to get into the items on hand, but thank you for watching.
I have that same pallet in my Blick's cart…I’m really trying to resist….I would like to see a review on them..even field testing in the wild…please and thank you!
I've had excellent customer service from DaVinci paint company in CA and they know I'm not a UA-cam creator. Good family business, a small company actually.
They did get back to me seems there was most likely a technical issue with the first email via their website because when I emailed the second time they were quick to respond and help me! I definitely am feeling reassured with the customer service I have had since. I can't wait to try their paints.
The only professional watercolors I have are the very few Daniel Smith that I've managed to acquire over the last year and a half which equals a whole 7 although I desperately need a split mixing set and burnt sienna LOL my preference would be the Italian burnt sienna that they have because it's more granulating, and the lovely half pans of da Vinci's that were sent to me by Miranda. In a very happy for all of you that you get all of these beautiful supplies but I'm sad that then they sit.
@@ArtandDiamondsWithEskies it’s a shame for supplies to sit unused, if I know I am not going to use them, it is much better to let them be loved by a young artist that might otherwise not have the tools to foster their creativity.
@@ClarkFineArt my two teenage step granddaughters are wonderfully gifted artists but you know our family's finances are not in a good place right now. My 10-year-old grandson is trying so hard to be artistic and learn and he's doing well at it but again I would like to do more for the kids but right now I'm just not able to. Please pray for us that things will improve financially and I can help Foster their gifts. Also to Foster mine I'm really good with pencils and trying to learn more about watercolor. I think it's the perfect thing to do backgrounds for the photo realistic animals that I draw. So I'm praying and I'm hopeful. By the way right now Michael's has a buy one get one free on Daniel Smith. Maybe you'll want to let people know so that they can get to it before the sale ends.
Consumerism is an addiction that needs to be openly recognized and treated. I'm not speaking to you specifically. I encourage people to be generous with the things they covet, that's generosity. Not giving away things of no use. I'm saying this to myself and challenging myself to exercise giving. So far it's much more satisfying than hoarding art supplies. Other than the essentials (food, etc) I feel art supplies have the potential to broaden perspective unlike many other commodities. I recognize that art supplies are only art supplies if actively being used. Keeping what I'm using and share the rest. Focusing on art and not the supply distractions. Again I'm sharing my experience and not passing judgment. Live and let live.
Thanks for sharing your experience!
Best to all!
I enjoy giving away items from my stash…especially at birthdays and graduation.
Yes I think some people don't realise sadly, YyouTube is more about marketing than education. We need to look more critically at our consumption. I've worked with kids that would absolutely love the art supplies locked away in some people's cupboard. The next Picasso could be out there struggling for an oil pastel. I'm committed to doing better!
@@mwGoosman nice. We all have underserved after school or other programs that could really benefit from our excess supplies as well as our time to share in that artistic exploration. It's something that could be very rewarding to many if someone with a willing following plants the seed.
Best to all 🌻
@@karenirving7088 it is often young artists that I donate my extra supplies to.
I consider myself blessed to be in a situation where I can receive things like what I have shared in this video. It lets me not only try new things but share them with an audience, where it is my hope, they will take that information and have a better understanding of whether or not the product would be something they would enjoy and be able to then prevent purchasing something they would not like and subsequently would not use. I often share, gift and donate supplies so that others can enjoy them vs them sitting and being stored in my studio. Yes I receive things because companies send things to me and yes that is one of their ways to get their products marketed and in front of an audience and yes some I purchase myself out of curiosity or because a viewer or Patron/Channel Member has requested I review something so they and others might know if it is something they would want or would be worth buying. However, I also try my very best to share the supplies in a way that will also provide an educational benefit, so that those who do choose to purchase things I share will know how to use them and they won’t just get it because an artist on UA-cam showed it to them and then it sits there untouched because they don’t know what to do with the supply. The endless supplies that accumulate and don’t get used because of lack of interest or desire to try them is why I stopped sharing art subscription boxes on this channel and created my own curated collections. It is also why I put the disclaimer right at the beginning of this video that people do not need all the things I shared. I think focusing on your art is a great thing and wish you all the best.
I know what you mean about "out of sight, out of mind". I have so many art supplies, that I just HAD to HAVE, in drawers waiting for me to start using them. For me, the more supplies I have, the harder it is for me to decide what to use/create. So, I started dabbling in mixed media, but watercolor and gouache will always be my passion.
Yes it can be overwhelming when there are too many choices. Sometimes when that happens to me, I will look for a reference that inspires me to paint it and many times when I find the reference I will look at it and think that would be great in pastels or acrylics, or gouache or watercolor or (insert medium) here, and then I have the spark that ignites the creativity. I have also had the opposite where I can’t pick a reference so I will pick what I want to use and look at the palette colors or swatches and see what types of things the colors make me think of and that helps. Worst case scenario nothing is working and I grab a palette and a blank page and start putting down blobs of color with no goal in mind and see where it takes me. That usually works, sometimes it just teaches me something and other times it becomes a painting I like or inspires me to paint something else.
kislux I love you so much and watching your videos makes my day brighter
Thank you.
My mom bought one kislux and she loves it. It had been there for over 10 years when she went out with it.
What did she get?
I'm not you tube savvy so I apologize for not recognizing between art supply channels and art in practice channels. I have noticed that many advanced artist don't bounce around with supplies. It's an ongoing practice study and less is more. It actually offers cohesion to the piece. Finesse is only achieved through a seeing eye. So much available and thanks for sharing your interest. I'm just starting to discern the many options. 🌻
I absolutely agree with you about artists finding what they like and sticking with that to help them learn and grow. I know I certainly have my own favorites and when I am painting just for me, tend to gravitate to my preferred supplies to create with. Choosing a brand of paint and paper and working with just those supplies will teach you a lot. Here I try to share and review art supplies to help others make choices on what might be right for them based on what they see, and try to bring in some valuable information that can help artists that are early in their journey or are trying to learn a new medium and I have videos where we can paint together as well. Sometimes it’s fun and exciting to try something new too. I find as I try new supplies I am amazed at where my art journey takes me. Had I not tried something new, I never would have discovered my love for watercolors and would still be working in acrylics. That might not of been a bad thing, but I wouldn’t give up my adventures with watercolor because that is where I found the medium that would challenge and excite me to keep learning and continue exploring where I could take my art.
@@ClarkFineArt I agree watercolor will certainly offer challenge. Thanks for sharing your exploration. I was on the fence with w/n aqua green and after watching it being used I decided to go for it and I like it although it is a convenience color and I'm challenged enough just getting the potential from a nice 12 color palette.
I do enjoy your helpful nature. Stay well
Awe yes, I put my two 18 well Meeden porcelain palettes together a few years ago. I only Filled the smaller wells and the larger ones on the other two sides of each will fit half pans perfectly , that I can set inside and switch out if I want. I like leaving some empty with a little water inside to rinse the heaviest pigment from my brush, before cleaning my brush. It gives me a nice light value of pigment that would otherwise go to waste.
The only art supplies I have more than I need is paint and brushes. It's a collection that's over 12 years old. I retired from painting commission's a few years ago. I went back to the playing for therapeutic purposes. No more pressures, stress, or aggravations. Just enjoy.
Oh yes commissions can be quite stressful. I have put half pans in the side wells on mine as well. It is great for swapping out colors as needed.
This video confirmed for me what I’ve been feeling lately. Enough is enough! People are accumulating so many supplies they can’t even keep track of them. The real give away is to pack up some supplies and donate to a local charity or disadvantaged learning centre. I have some student quality supplies and as I have upgraded the quality of my materials I can donate them. I’m going on a no buy. I really enjoy your other videos. 🥰
Yeah, but Clark Fine Art is an artist and UA-camr…she’s not trying to accumulate more stuff, it’s part of her occupation… I understand about wanting to go on a No Buy. I have way too many art supplies and not so much time for using them. Take care and I wish you well on your art journey. 😊
Yes, I agree with you, which is why I was sure to put the disclaimer in the beginning that no one NEEDS all these supplies. As I stated some of these things were sent to me, either by members of the channel or by companies because they want me to review them. It is my hope that by reviewing so many supplies that it will help others be able to limit their choices vs accumulating a bunch of supplies that they will never use. I gift and donate supplies, and if not for being an artist that creates videos on UA-cam, I would not have so many supplies in my studio. I absolutely support anyone that is making the choice to go on a no buy and use what they have. It is a good thing to spend time with your favorite art supplies and get to know them, how they work, how you can use them and what their limits are. I also try to be conscious of this and state when I am doing a video creating art that viewers can use what they have and even offer up suggestions for substitutions in other brands to help. I often state what the pigment is that I am painting with and not just the color to help viewers be able to use that information and choose the right colors from their current supplies to paint along. I wish you well with the no buy, it can be hard sometimes to keep the want monster contained. Glad you are enjoying the other videos, hope you will stop by an upcoming live stream and say hello.
In my opinion, your comment is super unnecessary. Not everyone feels the way you do. Some people are collectors and like to not only use their art supplies but also to collect them as well. Art and art supplies bring joy to so many people...so why shame someone on how many items they add to their collection that brings them so much joy? We dont shame people for other collections... like collecting coins, or little cow figurines or funny mugs or concert t-shirts or model trains, or legos..etc. So please don't shame people for doing what they love and/or spending their own money on what they love. You can go on a no buy if that's what's right for you but what's right for some people is to NRVER go on a no buy...which is okay too. Like I said, I believe your comment was super unnecessary and was meant to be hurtful... if this video seemed like too much for you, then perhaps you should have clicked away...but definitely you should not have spent the few minutes you did on shaming someone for collecting the supplies that bring them joy.
●for all you people out their that love art supplies and purchasing them, using them and/or collecting them...you do you, don't let anyone make you feel like you need to explain yourself for spending your own money on what you love, please . You do you loves!!!
Of course the person leaving the unnecessary shamming comment is named Karen...jeez
@@nadeaner.cowley513 😂
I love you so much! I recently just found your kislux and i’m in love!! Your videos are so fun and you energy is just MWAH! keep living your life
Thanks
I am looking forward to you trying the oil pastels…
@@mydearRita me too! They are on the list and will probably be during an upcoming live stream!
I would highly recommend buying a paper called "pastel mat" for your soft pastels artwork.
I have some of that too.
The variety of textures in the kislux pack is impressive. From smooth leather to textured suede, there's something for everyone.
I need them all!!! Just kidding I might be responsible for some of this
You definitely are and Thank you!
I take blame too lol!
@@HeatherBryant22 yup you too
@@HeatherBryant22 Yes you do and Thank you to you too!! Much appreciated!
A. Gallo has yinmin blue
Yes, there are a couple others I didn’t know about, A. Gallo is one of them.
A Gallo also have a YlnMn Blue option but the 1/2 pan is €40 and the full pan is €60. You can get it in their sets though that makes it roughly the same price as all the other colours.
I would definitely have to try a set if it is an included color.
I believe Kremer Pigments has a Yin Min blue as well in a full pan. Thanks for the supply haul! ❤🎨🖌
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Hello!
I have the sparkle paper. It’s nice to paint on and I love it for making cards. Especially pretty for Christmas cards.
Oh that is a great idea about the Christmas cards, I love to make those! I am really looking forward to trying the paper!
“You don’t need to buy everything you see on UA-cam “ Oh, yes I do! 😂
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Would love to see a DaVinci review. And I love that dot card set, wow.
It is coming 😊
@@ClarkFineArtlol no we need it now
Yes, I have stepped back from getting more DaVinci paint since they had not gotten back to you. Can not wait to see what you think.
I like what DaVinci paints I have purchased and used…I just prefer Daniel Smith and M. Graham…plus any other paint I happen to purchase. I enjoy all the pigments/colors…the dot cards from DaVinci do look cool.
@@mwGoosman I looked at those dot card international shipping is a real dealbreaker sadly
Phew, that was a doozy!
I'm excited for the neocolor review/video. I like the New York paper (hot press) for watercolor backgrounds, then inking or doodling over. Not tried their cold press yet. Please ask your friend Lindsay if her stencils will ever come back. Every time I go look, they are out of stock. The test tube thing is very cool! I also like the idea of the brush holder on the turntable. Very interested in what you think of DaVinci paints. They have some wonderful colors. I'll keep the rest of my opinions to myself, so as not to influence your opinion. Wow you have some very generous viewers! Amazing! Thanks for what you do for us!
I saw a couple of the packs of the stencils in stock not long ago. I am not sure if they will do another run of them. Yes there has been some amazing generosity for sure.
OMGee...When you started talking about white pens....I knew the first two you would mention that you're not so crazy about...just the same for me. Gelly Roll and Uniball Signo, Uniball Signo being just slightly better...yes! I can't tell you how frustrating it is when both of these pens decide they're not going to work anymore. The ink formula just seems to dry up in seconds. There is a kind of "Search for the Holy Grail of white pens" that many artist's go through. I don't think the Holy Grail white pen has been found yet. The quest is ongoing and the journey is long.,,but maybe not if the one's you have now are good. Fingers crossed.
@@nancyloomis3046 yes the quest is ongoing! I will share how those are when I can use them.
You could also look into the water-soluble oil pastels.
True but at this point it would not be in the near future. I have enough here to keep me busy into next year and probably beyond.
i got the himi when it was briefly $9... mine also had some cracked paint cakes with bits "floating" and rattling around in there... i was at first disappointed. however.... after putting all the little broken bits in the right places, and starting to use the paints, they are wonderful. at least as good as Mei liang ... and probably the same as the old Himi watercolors that came in the diamond shapes!
Yes I grabbed them in the eight dollar range and thought, for that why not! I am really looking forward to testing them out. I will have to compare them with the Meilang.
Also, when it was announced that PO48 was being discontinued Daniel Smith went and bought up the ENTIRE remaining stock of it. And when I say the entire stock, I mean he bought up ALL of it EVERYWHERE. He has said he has enough PO48 to continue making his paints that contain it for decades to come. Yup. Literal decades. I went crazy stocking up on it cuz it's my favorite color ever (Quin Gold) for painting light. I have so much Quin Burnt Orange AND Quin Gold and I regret NOTHING! LOL, I stocked up before I heard his statement.
I had not heard that, but no regrets for the extra tubes I have gotten either.
I have one of those wooden cases in my Amazon cart
I haven’t filled mine yet, I need to!
@@ClarkFineArtdon’t !!!! Read my comment!
@@EricaNicole922 I am looking for it.
@@ClarkFineArt I can’t find my comment now, but the Amazon product is a knockoff of an Etsy seller, even the photos were copied
Sorry, just makes me so sad and upset when I see this happen to someone else, as an artist who has had this happen to myself for cheap sub par quality product it just breaks my heart. Blue Star Crafts on Etsy is the original. His work is fabulous. Yes expensive but the quality is impeccable.
wow... you have a lot of fun stuff to test and have fun with. With all the new things how do you plan on organizing them in your studio? Super excited to see all the reviews you will be posting. :)
Good question! lol I am working on some studio organization ideas for things that didn't already have similar supplies. I also want to make some things more easily accessible to use in the whole creative process.
Enjoyed seeing your art haul. The sponge in the plastic box looks interesting, where can I order one? I like that it comes in a plastic container. Thanks
My sponge with the case was an item I had tried from Temu. I don't have any affiliation or links with them, however bit.ly/spongewithcase That is the much shortened link that would get you there (Temu) to take a look at the item or if you don't shop Temu, you could search for something similar on Amazon, but I have not seen one. You could always just get a plastic container to fit a regular kitchen sponge. Perhaps something like this amzn.to/4byPY0s as it is similar in size to what mine came in. I could not find it in a single though. Hope that helps. (amazon link will be an affiliate link)
@@ClarkFineArt Thanks, I love shopping Temu stuff.
@@Squeaks60bird You are welcome!
My favorite items from your haul video, Angela, are your garage sale items! It warms my heart…almost said frugal heart, but my name is Michele, not Lindsay🙃…thanks for posting.
Haha there’s a little frugal in us all. I just love to repurpose things, especially in the studio!
42:21 on UV protection. Check out UV protective sleeves for your arms. Like you, I have very sensitive skin and these have been excellent to block the sun. Hats, glasses and even an umbrella are part of my outdoor set-up. Take care! ☀️😎🏖️ I look forward to seeing what you create with these new and beautiful art supplies.
In my recent video where I share what is in my small plein air bag, I showed UV sleeves. They are a must, I can’t give up painting outdoors! I have the sleeves, now the hat from QoR and I have a UV blocking umbrella that I take out too and carry spf50 at minimum to keep the UV from causing a reaction. The summer is too short here I have to take advantage of the days I get to go outside and not let my condition stop me from enjoying Plein Air painting and being outdoors.
@@ClarkFineArt Sounds like a great set up. I do the same as you. I love being outside but the sun is so strong in the summer that I do everything to protect myself from it. Our summers in northern 🇩🇪 are also short, which is why I want to make the most out of them, to charge my batteries for the grey and long winter. Thanks for taking the time to reply
A. Gallo makes YinMn blue. I have the Schmincke tube, but I want to try A. Gallo's cuz their quality is just SUBLIME!
I have heard A. Gallo come up a few times, I will have to go have a look at it.
I am new to your channel. I have been watching since yesterday! I really enjoy them and yes I watched the whole haul vid. You had me laughing when you talked about white geli pens. I feel the exact same way. I would love to see more of your QOR adventures. But I am looking forward to all. You have some long list don’t you? Love you and thanks for sharing
Welcome to the channel, I am glad you are here. The list is long that is for sure, but that just means lots to come as we get to look at all of these things and see them in action. White geli pens are my nemesis! Works perfect, put the pen down for a second then pick it back up and it’s like nah just joking, I don’t feel like writing today. lol There will be lots more QoR adventures to come! Some in the very near future! I hope you will stop by during an upcoming live stream and say hello!
Also can not wait for the Gansi Tambi review. I have the anniversary set and want to see how you use them.
They are a little different than our “traditional watercolors” but I find them a lot of fun to paint with.
I'm interested to see what you think of those Gansai Tambi paints I love them. But I really dislike that meeden fan pallet...ugh
Hello! Thank you for sharing.Can you avdice any Meedin porcelain palette for gouache? I think it should be closed,shouldn’t it?
For Gouache I would use a sealed palette like this one from Meeden, the 33 well leak proof (this is the one I have my Mission Gold watercolors in), the gouache could still dry out but it would take longer. However, normally it can be rewet like watercolors.
go.meedenart.com/3PuDVZW that is the palette and you could always use a porcelain tray to mix on if you prefer. I like the 3 well go.meedenart.com/44FvFg5 and the flat open spaced tray palette go.meedenart.com/4faAxic It would depend on the brand of gouache as to if I would dry it in one of the open ceramic palettes with wells and how many colors you are wanting to put into a palette would also impact which one I would recommend. If you do shop from Meeden, code Clark10 will get you a discount at checkout. I hope that helps, let me know if you have more info or questions.
@@ClarkFineArt Thank you very much!
@@juliasartchannel4577 You are welcome.
That meeden fan pallete is nice but if you close it when the paints are still wet they stick to the tray above them plus’s the wells are very shallow
Yes the wells are definitely shallow, I had one color that popped out, they are thin. Thanks for sharing, I will remember that about the wet palette, of course I don’t always have time to wait for it to dry when it’s time to go, I wonder would a piece of glassine above the colors help to prevent it from sticking to the piece above or would this cause more of a mess… sounds like some experimentation is in my future.
@@ClarkFineArt glassine works well
Cheap Joe's has their own in house line of watercolor sticks. That are a little less expensive than the DS watercolor sticks.
Very interesting I will have to take a look at those. I don’t know that I have ever shopped there.
What is the holders for the pastels and do they work for oil pastels?
Basically would help if you didn’t like the feel of holding the pastel in your hand. I don’t know but remind me when we get to those and we will see how they do with the oil pastels.
Can’t find those paint pucks here inthe uk sadly
Not on Amazon? Wonder if you can get them from Paint Puck directly…
Haul begins 9;52 in
The video starts with a scan of all the products and I did explain why this haul was happening because I wasn't expecting to do another this year and then we start taking them one by one by the 3:31 mark of the video when I share the items that were in transit but still things I considered part of the new products for the studio. Sorry if you felt it was longer to get into the items on hand, but thank you for watching.
I see some Qor paints
It’s the Ali Cavanaugh Portrait set specifically
You do and then some!
I have that same pallet in my Blick's cart…I’m really trying to resist….I would like to see a review on them..even field testing in the wild…please and thank you!
Which one, the Ali Cavanaugh set?
I've had excellent customer service from DaVinci paint company in CA and they know I'm not a UA-cam creator. Good family business, a small company actually.
They did get back to me seems there was most likely a technical issue with the first email via their website because when I emailed the second time they were quick to respond and help me! I definitely am feeling reassured with the customer service I have had since. I can't wait to try their paints.
I now know what the unlisted Qor Color is but not its pigment number yet I won’t spoil it by putting the name here
Hope you said Arigatō for the Japanese lesson
😳 oh no, I didn’t 🤦🏼♀️
The only professional watercolors I have are the very few Daniel Smith that I've managed to acquire over the last year and a half which equals a whole 7 although I desperately need a split mixing set and burnt sienna LOL my preference would be the Italian burnt sienna that they have because it's more granulating, and the lovely half pans of da Vinci's that were sent to me by Miranda. In a very happy for all of you that you get all of these beautiful supplies but I'm sad that then they sit.
It is my goal for these to be used. Then if there are things that I feel I won't use, I gift or donate them locally.
@@ClarkFineArt that's a beautiful thing to do
@@ArtandDiamondsWithEskies it’s a shame for supplies to sit unused, if I know I am not going to use them, it is much better to let them be loved by a young artist that might otherwise not have the tools to foster their creativity.
@@ClarkFineArt my two teenage step granddaughters are wonderfully gifted artists but you know our family's finances are not in a good place right now. My 10-year-old grandson is trying so hard to be artistic and learn and he's doing well at it but again I would like to do more for the kids but right now I'm just not able to. Please pray for us that things will improve financially and I can help Foster their gifts. Also to Foster mine I'm really good with pencils and trying to learn more about watercolor. I think it's the perfect thing to do backgrounds for the photo realistic animals that I draw. So I'm praying and I'm hopeful. By the way right now Michael's has a buy one get one free on Daniel Smith. Maybe you'll want to let people know so that they can get to it before the sale ends.
@@ArtandDiamondsWithEskies That would be a great deal at Michaels. You are in my thoughts. Hope things improve soon.