Rosa Gallery Watercolor Review Part 2 | Test Painting
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- Опубліковано 13 лют 2024
- In this video I'll review the Rosa Gallery Watercolor paints with a painting.
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This man got a charisma! No flying pony and rainbows coming from his mouth. This is so rare and precious!)
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoy these. 🙂
If you want some good dark shadow colors, try mixing the phthalo blue or ultramarine (I know, but cobalt blue doesn't have the tint strength to achieve those deep dark shadow tones) with the burnt sienna, burnt umber, or english red ;)
For me my _favorites_ are attributed to comfort, so instead of looking at something as your favourite thing, ask yourself what is your comfort tv show(s) or comfort food(s) that you always rely on, does that make sense?
That makes sense. Great way to look at it. 👍🏻
Oh, those are good tips! I was thinking that violet would make a good black.
So soothing to hear you talking. A Wednesday treat! I love the combo of styles on the same page.
Thank you Linda! I'm glad you enjoyed this. Have a great rest of your week! 🙂
love the crazy art Makes me smile thankyou
Glad I could make you smile. 🙂
8:09 it's true though lol I love to hear you jabber about pigment and paint as I start my day. I have you in the background 😂
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoy these. 🙂
There is a Canadian paint manufacturer called Rockwell that has a series called emerging minerals that you would likely love. The granulation is off the charts. And they have a very Pete friendly colour pallet. Bit pricy but you will get that sweet USD-CAD exchange.
I'll have to look into them. Thank you!
Loved listening to your conversation about music. Your tastes are like mine. I'm a few years older than you so I missed the grunge period but I got into the late 70s & 80s rock in my teens. I also love blues and blues-rock, but lately (last 5 years or so) I've really got into jazz, especially swing-era (1935-1945). Swing jazz is happy music; its guaranteed to lift my mood. 😁
Thank you Lewis! Thanks for sharing. 🙂
Glad you talked about tea! Reminded me of my mug going cold! Not a “soda” person. Canada we call it pop. I’m a serious tea person. Black only. No milk, no sugar. I want to taste my tea.
I do put cream in mine but I brew it a little stronger so I still get the tea flavor. It's like a tea creamsicle.
@@IllustrationsByPete😅 I leave my tea bag in. So it’s strong. I think I’m broken? I also keep adding hot water (adhd mom life)
I only use the S&B Zeta for ink, pastel, marker (maybe) and colored pencils. I use the Beta for watercolor. Each book is for different media types imho ...
I come here for your great abstract art and real conversation.
That's what a lot of people do The Zeta says it's for washes. It just gets hard lines at the end of the wash but I use that for line work anyway so it works for me. I use watercolor in all their books. I enjoy them. 👍🏻
Your art reminds me of my friends in high school. It's cool I like it.
Thank you. I'm glad you enjoy it. 🙂
@@IllustrationsByPete it's got that metal album cover vibe. I have this huge pic a friend in high school did once. It's incredible, all doodles, like 20 by 14 or something. In color. She threw it away and I took it out of the trash. Still have it 30 yrs later. Idk I was reading your website and thinking about dreams bc I also switched careers later. Anyway enough being sentimental for now 😊
That was really great of you. I wonder how she would feel if you showed it to her today?
@@IllustrationsByPete I messaged her on Facebook about it like 6yrs ago and I think she put that part of her life behind her. But I told her I will keep it if she ever wants it.
Some people do that. At least you have a fond memory of it.
Now I'm going to start conversations with "spicy or non spicy?" 😂 I love your story of selling muffins as a kid, what a fun way to lean marketing! When I was around 9, my best friend lived around the corner, and a neighbor's dog had puppies. My mom and my friend's grandma said we can each have one if we earned the money for their food ourselves so we Got To Work. We had ALL the business proposals but we mainly just stuck to yardwork for our neighbors. We did everything from mowing to raking to (badly) trimming hedges, got to know all our neighbors, and my puppy's name was Cinnamon ❤☺
That's an awesome story! I hope Cinnamon lived a long and happy life. I felt like a mob boss as I went into the candy store with $5 in my pocket. Shelling out candy for favors. 😂
@@IllustrationsByPete I mean mob bosses are just marketing their "favors", just without rules lol
They have a wonderful Caput mortuum PR101, Maroon Brown PBr25 + PV23, Royal Brown PBr25, Madder Brown PR264 + PR101, English red PR101,…
I have so much more of their paints to discover. 👍🏻
My “Favorite” guitar is my Martin D-35-12 string. I bought it when I was 19 (bought it on credit with the store) and I’m 72 and still have that wonderful guitar. I have about four others, but my Martin is my favorite.
I bet it sounds beautiful. I only played 12 strings a handful of times but the added tones sound full and rich. 👍🏻
I played it and sung professionally for a good number of years. Now I can’t play because of my arthritis. I miss playing so much. That is when I started to focus more on my painting and such. I think artistic people just have to get it out….I played and sung, now I paint and draw. It’s all a blessing. Also LOVE to cook, make up recipes, etc. My hubby says it’s all good so “yippee”
Yes, we have to get it out somewhere. Sounds like a great story, this is just another chapter.
@@IllustrationsByPete Indeed, just another chapter in the many. We all go through bad stuff, like you said, but when you end up so happy, that’s the thing.!!
You crack me up. I’m a real comedy freak, and I did have a favorite, The Big Bang!! I never missed an episode and I own all the DVD’s All the shows you mentioned sounds Ike the stuff George and I watch. I have favorite books, favorite poems, favorite foods (we always went to the coast and daddy and my brother caught all that stuff) and I LOVE seafood I love all meat. I love pasta. I must be weird. 🤪 or either YOU ARE..🤣😂🤣. I adore the painting. Love it with the line and wash. SO SO NICE..I don’t paint on hot pressed paper, rarely smooth paper unless I’m in my sketch book, but I really like the looks of it. This is one of my “favorites”. LOL. I agree on Facebook and Twitter, etc. don’t like that stuff either. I tired. 😵💫
Glad I could make you smile. I think reminiscing is one of my favorite things to do. Even with all the bad crap you live through, it still shows me how blessed I truly am. There is a caveat with this paper. It is very hard to get a smooth wash on it because first, it's smooth and second, it's pulp paper., Which is why I use it. You see a lot of splotchy and uneven areas but that just shows me where to put my line work so it works great for me. For the smoother look of the house area, you can do a single swipe to get your base color and then add a little more color on top once it's dry. You have to be very careful with wet-into-wet because if you do too much it will tear up the paper. I enjoy it but it takes some getting used to like everything else. 🙂
Thanks for that information, Pete. You share such good information. It is so appreciated.
Anytime. 🙂
I got the 21 colour mono-pigmented set. I later picked up an empty 48 half pan tin and added the missing mono-pigmented Rosa colours (727 Quinacridone Lilac, 752 Cerulean Blue, 718 Light Blue, 738 Blue Indanthrene, 751 Aureoline, 758 Caput Mortuum, and 753 Royal Brown) and I added 717 Indigo as a dark (influenced by UA-camr Jackie Hernandez).
I also swapped out 708 Carmine for 726 Madder Rose, and 711 Green for a spare half pan of W&N Hooker's Green as the PR170:1 and PG8 pigments used in the original mono-pigmented choices have questionable lightfastness - I'm not sure whether or not I'll persist with those changes, though.
I feel these changes make for a more practical set, at the expense of losing the pure "mono-pigmented" characteristic (note that this wasn't really true for my set as supplied anyway: 741 Cobalt Turquoise was a mix of PB28 and PB36 in mine).
I finally filled up the remaining middle slots with some spare W&N half-pans: Lemon Yellow, Winsor Lemon, Cadmium Yellow, Quinacridone Red, Permanent Rose, Quinacridone Magenta, Cerulean Blue (Red Shade), Yellow Ochre, Quinacridone Gold, and Payne's Gray.
I think the Unique Selling Point of the Rosa Gallery paints is that they're very good quality at a near-student grade price point.
Thank you for sharing. I agree that they are less expensive and yet very professional grade paint. That is a great place to sit in the market. As a matter of fact I'm set on single pigments even a little but this was the most affordable set I saw at the time. Very inexpensive for a set of full pans. I wish the open stock was available in the US. I'd switch out quite a few of these and make them more to my taste.
@@IllustrationsByPete Jackson's?
They do ship to the US but I think I'd have to make it a substantial order to justify the shipping. I want to put together an order from them for Roman Szmal paint so maybe the combo will justify it. 👍🏻
@@IllustrationsByPete B091DBYD9C may also help you find another US-based seller of open stock.
Nice painting and excellent mark making! Coffee? I thought you *painted* with coffee, and that’s fine, better than drinking it, IMHO. I prefer orange juice or grape juice, with carbonated water, half juice, half CO2, and they are the best sodas ever!!
That sounds interesting. Like a non-alcoholic mimosa. 👍🏻
And very thirst-quenching!
My favourite show was supernatural and bones
I haven't seen either of those. I'll have to add them to my list. 👍🏻
Is hard to find good decaf because no one really makes it properly.
Apparently, a proper decaf is actually really, really good - sadly never had one.
Not sure if you know of James Hoffmann, but he has a video on this specific topic - Decaf Explained (here on UA-cam).
Bottom line is that decaf coffee beans stales much faster than regular coffee beans. So fresh decaf beans stored in a sealed container without oxygen is very important.
And loved the drawing ;) :).
I had no idea. I don't notice it myself but I've heard that this is true. I also don't drink very much coffee but I do enjoy it when I do. Thanks bud. 👍🏻
I ordered a 12 pan set but they rewet way too easy if that’s even possible. I found I was running thru the pans in just swatching. Any advice?
I wish I could help there. I see what you're saying. I've never seen paint do this before. The only solution I see is to mix on a porcelain tray and dip into the pan and then on there so you can keep going back to it rather than constantly dipping into the pan. I'm not sure how much that will help but it's worth a try. It's a strange property.
Here's a question for you, Pete: Do you urban sketch? If so, what's in your tool kit?
On the subject of TV shows, my dad and I like watching Taylor Sheridan shows--Yellowstone, 1883, 1923, Tulsa King, etc. We just recently finished watching Billions, and now we're looking for our next fix.
That's a great question and the answer is coming in a video sometime next month. Thank you for sharing! 🙂
Man, this drawing/painting kicks the proverbial ASS!!!!! You know what would be cool?!? I'll TELL you what would be cool. If you and Eugen put together a Zine featuring all the kooky creatures youse guys come up with!!! Yup, that would truly be "cool"!!! 🤘😜🤘
Thanks man! I agree, the two of us need to do something together. Not sure what yet. This is a good idea. 👍🏻
Believe it or not that fender is really not a bad guitar it's well-built. My favorite has always been the sigma thin body because I'm so little I can't hold a full size guitar comfortably. I also hate the sound and feel of new strings 😊. I was born in 1970 so I'm a bit older 😆
I love it. It feels more solid than some "better" guitars out there. I enjoy the smaller size as well. 👍🏻
@@IllustrationsByPete I'm Sicilian so I can completely understand the culture although I was adopted here in the US and raised by a native American Irish family. My dad always made sure that I was rooted in the culture I came from and he and my grandpa were my greatest influences about how to be a good person and how to be productive in my life and I work very hard to pass that on to my children. Now I work hard to pass that on to my grandsons.
A majority of my family is Sicilian and the rest are from the very north of Italy so we hate ourselves. Lol. I was brought up the same way. I started working for family businesses when I was still using a telephone book to sit on at the table. 😂
This is maybe a stupid question but I haven’t seen any videos covering how to use the small wells on the inner flap section of these kinds of pallets. On some of my pallets that lid stays up at a near 90 degree angle, and on some they drop down and touch the table. What’s correct? It seems like they are too small/shallow to really use, especially when they droop down to the table. Most content creators seem to remove that panel completely because of size or weight. So what’s the purpose? Why are they so ubiquitous and yet so often removed?
From how I've used them. They should slightly tip down which should hold a flat mixing surface for paint that is more concentrated while the other side of the lid is used for more wet mixing. However, some I remove anyway to reduce the size. It doesn't really matter. I just need to point something out to complain about.
@@IllustrationsByPete Thank you
I know you like muted, dark colours, but this art appeals to me way more than your usual moody colours. It is way more dynamical or just more alive.
I appreciate your input. Thank you!
You should be able to lift the middle and have more pans to mix.
Good idea. 👍🏻
The granulation and not standart colours are in tubes from this brand!
Thanks for the info. 👍🏻
Dude LOL... the purple is almost black, why didn't you mix the burnt umber or sienna with the purple?
You are absolutely right, I could have mixed a darker color using the purple but I probably wouldn't keep the purple on my palette so I wish they included a single pigment dark color I would use. Yes, I am being very picky but there was no real bad to say about these paints so I had to pick on something. 🙂
19:05 You sound defensive about the connection between acoustic guitar and the one from your uncle. Who hurt you? They were bad
😂 the list is long but I probably deserved it.
😂😂😂@@IllustrationsByPete
I wish you hadn’t answered those questions. Haven’t you seen enough Criminal Minds to know there is someone out there who wants to squid you?
Lol. I have seen all of Criminal Minds and maybe I'm setting that person up. 🤔