Painting with Kuretake Gansai Tambi watercolour paints How do they work?

In this video I am showing you the Kuretake Gansai Tambi watercolour paints - how do they compare with traditional Western watercolours?
You can find this set on the Jackson's Art website here:
Gansai Tambi Sets - All sets: tidd.ly/4fwyntd
Gansai Tambi set of 24: tidd.ly/3yt4MAl
Paper used:
Bockingford watercolour block cold pressed (please note this is a slightly different pad from the one use as I couldn’t find it anymore. This one is 300 gsm and has only 12 sheets and slightly different measurements: tidd.ly/3AjoFdA
This is the closest I could find to the one I have used: tidd.ly/3YvVcYf
Jackson’s Art watercolour block cold pressed: tidd.ly/46gcOJf
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[@Elliiiior]

Hi! Little thing about the watercolors are that they are not nomal watercolors but japanese as you also said.
that means they have a diffrent binding medium and the paint are not really meant to be mixed with eachother as the can become muddy and they do not work in the same way as normal watercolors but popular is used when painting post cards . I still often mix one or two colors when i paint and do not really notice it becoming muddy. I find that they can dry glossy if it is a thick layer of paint.
I really love these paints and hope you do too(:

[@Helenkawhitedesign]

Hi Elliiior - thanks for your comments. I will probably use them more like gouache colours. I have just finished trying out Roman Szmal watercolours - and plan a video for January. They are gorgeous watercolours made in Poland.