QOR Watercolor Paint HAUL, SWATCH and Review of my Supplies
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- Опубліковано 22 бер 2019
- I finally have my new Qor Watercolour paints and I share my haul in this video, along with swatch tests and a look at my current tool set! Moving up to artist-grade paints is the last step in rounding out my art supplies with professional grade items.
Check out the tools I'm currently using, the palette I'm replacing and have a look at my new Qor colours swatched out!
Enjoy!
Watch how I set up my student-grade palette:
• Setting Up My Watercol...
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-- Professional Grade Watercolours --
• Qor High Chroma Watercolour Set goo.gl/7JHS3Y
• Qor 12 Color Introductory Set amzn.to/2W8Mn2W
• Qor Sap Green Watercolour Paint amzn.to/2uiPwBo
• Qor Quinacridone Violet Watercolour Paint amzn.to/2OiCmh9
• Qor Transparent Red Oxide Watercolour Paint amzn.to/2Yfun8T
• Qor Phthalo Green Watercolour Paint amzn.to/2Om0BLq
• Winsor & Newton Cobalt Turquoise Light amzn.to/2OmpC9e
• Winsor & Newton Indigo amzn.to/2lLStIf
-- Student Grade Watercolours --
*All colours are Winsor & Newton Cotman Watercolour Paints
• Lemon Yellow Hue amzn.to/2lLZbh7
• Cadmium Yellow Hue amzn.to/2lM06yf
• Cadmium Red Hue amzn.to/2lpiTOW
• Alizarin Crimson Hue amzn.to/2l8RsX5
• Permanent Rose amzn.to/2lLW88M
• Purple Lake amzn.to/2m8lGxt
• Dioxazine Purple amzn.to/2lvJyYM
• Ultramarine Blue amzn.to/2lLPY8G
• Phthalo Blue amzn.to/2kMHkac
• Phthalo Green amzn.to/2lvJMPs
• Veridian Hue amzn.to/2m8dEEN
• Hooker's Green Dark amzn.to/2lLXGjc
• Hooker's Green Light amzn.to/2lGubyD
• Sap Green amzn.to/2lvQzbQ
• Raw Sienna amzn.to/2m8hQnR
• Raw Umber amzn.to/2lG8leQ
• Burnt Sienna amzn.to/2l8D9BQ
• Sepia amzn.to/2m8ohrn
-- Art Supplies --
• Pentel Aquash Water Brush Small goo.gl/C5mrpD
• Pentalic 5x8 Aqua Journal amzn.to/2Wf9vNu
• Pentalic Watercolour Journal Spiral Bound amzn.to/2lvUi9q
• Faber-Castell 2B Pencil goo.gl/UW8fzF
• Staedler Mars Plastic White Eraser goo.gl/QeLyl5
• Princeton No 4 Quill Brush
• Princeton No 3 Round Brush
• Princeton Detail Brush
• Princeton Fine Liner Brush
• No 4 Round Grumbacher Watercolour Brush goo.gl/k1HhJe
• No 8 Round Grumbacher Watercolour Brush goo.gl/k1HhJe
• 1/2" Flat Grumbacher Watercolour Brush goo.gl/k1HhJe
• Winsor & Newton Indigo amzn.to/2lLStIf
• Winsor & Newton Cobalt Turquoise Light amzn.to/2OmpC9e
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Viridian Green is quite interesting in Mixes with the reds that's in the QOR set.
The Qor viridian green has a different pigment than the Cotman viridian green. the Cotman viridian green has the same pigment as pthalo green, the qor has a PG 18 while Cotman Viridian green has a PG7 and PG 18 is not as pigmented even in artist grade.
Thanks for the info, that’s quite interesting. I was surprised it wasn’t as pigmented. I almost feel I’d prefer something like a hookers green in my palette instead.
@@LeanneLandArt Real Viridian is PG18, and is a natural earth pigment. Its not as intense as you'd 'expect' from other colors (that are usually inorganic pigments, usually intense), but it is pigmented for its specific pigment. PG18 is granulating (compared to PG7 - normally a viridian substitute nowadays which is non-granulating) and has soft green tone. It is an option for those who do not like using Phthalos and some do not like its 'unnatural intensities'.
I started with qor and bought the sets of 6 slowly as they went on sale. My fave is the Quinacridone Gold personally
Ohh, that's a good idea! Quinnacridone Gold is sooooo nice, it's the only paint I've seen that changes colour based on it being saturated or diluted. Qor's are my fav! 😊
Congrats on finishing the supply upgrade! So much fun to get what you've been wanting and swatch it out. Looking forward to seeing lovely work from you using these. TFS & have a great weekend. :o)
Thank so much! I feel like I’ve been lusting over these paints forever. It’s so nice to finally be using them! 😊
Yay! Hope you get time to play (with these or other crafty toys) soon. :o)
Permanent alizarin crimson is made from 3 pigments so the color isn’t exactly most saturated.also Quinn gold is actually made from quinacridone deep gold and nickel azo yellow. And lastly Denise from in liquid color has real time swatches for qor and she includes the pyrrol red deep ;)
That makes sense for Alizarin Crimson to not be as saturated for that reason. I’ve actually looked over Denise’s video a few times, just trying to decide which red I think I would like best! 😊 I didn’t know Quinn gold was made from those colours, that’s pretty cool! After traveling with Nickel Azo Yellow, I love it a lot more than I first did, it’s so pretty!
Someone already explained what happened with the viridian here and I want to add that the same is the case with the phthalo blue. There is PB15:3 and PB15:6, they're both phthalo blue but one is greener than the other. Without checking the pigment you don't know which one exactly you're replacing. The same thing happened to me when I upgraded to watercolors and probably to many other artists.
To avoid confusion, some brands add "hue" when, with cadmium colors for example, cheaper pigments were mixed to achieve the same color and/or opacity.
In general, in artist grade watercolors the pigments show more of their unique characteristics. That means earth tones will be more dull and often granulating, some pigments like cobalt violet are very soft with little color payoff and other colors like viridian rewet very badly. That doesn't mean the paint is of bad quality, it's just how that pigment behaves.
Your art is just beautiful! The way you paint everyday things makes them so much more interesting.
Thank you so much for that info. I didn’t realize the word ‘hue’ is used when cheaper pigments are included to achieve a similar result, that’s really useful to know. I’m still learning about pigments and discovering which ones and properties I like best. I used to prefer granulating ones but I don’t think I do as much anymore.
Thank you for the kind comments on my art as well. The daily drawings are something I started just before the beginning of the year and I’m really enjoying the process of those! 😊💕
@@LeanneLandArt Just chiming in - Hue doesn't always mean "cheaper" it just means "replacement". for example, Alizarin Crimson is a popular pigment but it is known to be fugitive (meaning it fades). That said, it's a popular historic colors. Many manufactures now sell "Alizarin Crimson Hue" meaning they used modern, lightfast pigments to mix to a historic color that isn't lightfast.