This was one of the first professional grade paints I ever bought, and set the bar pretty high for everything to come after. Over the years I've continued to be impressed with their vibrancy, high pigment load, lack of flow (like similar Asian watercolors such as Holbein and Shinhan, these stay just where you want them, great for those who like predictable paints!) and easy re-wet. I have them dry in a travel palette, and over the course of 5 years have used it again and again. They always re-wet like new with a touch of a damp brush! Glad to see them getting some love
hello, i saw you mentioned something about shinhan and i’ve been looking for information on them everywhere! I really love how bright they are, but i cant tell if their artist grade line is good or bad, it seems to vary from person to person. Would you recommend shinhan pwc?
@@show._bug Shinhan PWC is a very nice paint, it has similar performance and mixtures to Holbein (offering a lot of convenience colors and "pastels" made from too many different ingredients). The main issue I have with Shinhan is that they tend to use fugitive pigments more often than other brands. If lightfastness is a concern for you, their big assortment sets tend to have about a third of them fade, but this can be better avoided by learning which pigments to collect individual tubes of.
hey.. I'd love to get this as my first ever professional grade watercolor. I live in Asia and I'm not very fortunate, so Asian brands like Mijello, ShinHan, and Holbein are a blessing. I absolutely think that Mijello may be the perfect brand for me as it is vibrant, a good deal, and pure pigmented. Though, there is one thing I'm concerned about; that's the flow. I'm afraid if it wouldn't flow at all. What if I might grow to dislike it? It worries and pains me. What do you suggest? Should I get that particular set or get another brand?
@@snulsim7245 Odds are you may find that you enjoy the extra control. There are certain paints that have too much flow (Qor especially, as well as certain fine particle pigments in brands like Rosa Gallery or Roman Szmal) and can ruin your wash or ability to make smooth gradients with how much the color travels across water. On the bright side, if the lack of flow ever bothers you, there is a simple fix! Ox gall and other watercolor mediums are available in a bottle, which can just be put on your palette and mixed into your paint to increase flow. You would never have to waste paint, even if you want more flow eventually. Happy painting :)
Can't stop watching these. Plus you're painting so I have to watch. *tries to not lust after supplies* lol. I do well with what I have. It just doesn't stop my dorky fascination with pigments. I aspire to be more lose in aspects with my paintings too. Love your works.
I just bought a set of Mission Gold and I’m in love! I have a few other watercolors that I thought were ok, but these are the best I’ve used so far. The colors are vibrant, brilliant, just amazingly beautiful and the blending is so subtle and rich. What I also like is that when you lay color on paper, it stays where you put it. The blooming and wild spreading of other watercolors really bothered me sometimes because I’m a control freak. These paints may not be for everyone, because they are different from others. But I adore them in every way. Now to find some great cold press paper! Let me know if you have a video on ones that work well with the Mission Gold or if you do one in the future. Thanks for this video - really enjoyed it!
Those pigments are beautiful. I'd love to hear more about the Etchr sketchbooks. I've have my eye on those for a while now. Glad you are back and everything is going well at home.
I have their Perfect Sketchbook and the cheaper one with the lighter weight paper, and I can't really tell the difference. They both have a kind of dry, powdery feel, but the texture is nice to paint on and they take loads of water and working. I've just ordered some more because when you compare the cost to other brands they are pretty good value (free shipping too)
This set is my first professional watercolour set that i bought with my own hard earned money and I'm still so in love! I definitely had to get used to how little paint I have to use because they're soooo pigmented that a little goes a long way! Also these remain juicy for months and I believe that they'll remain that way for years too. I don't even need to spray them to reactivate the paint because they're so nice and juicy.
When I watch these swatching videos I remember to appreciate that I can distinguish each color from each other regardless of how similar they may look to others, especially those that live with various forms of color-blindness. These paints are very beautiful. Thank you for sharing this video with us.
Hi Arleesha! You’ve inspired me to start my own journey in handmade water colors! I was wondering if you would be willing to show what pigments you have purchased and maybe speak a little about how to go about purchasing pigments if you’re just starting (like websites, colors more beginner friendly, starting set of colors). So happy to have you back! 🥰
Mijello was the paint I picked when going back to traditional art, this was from doing digital for 15 years! I have since found DaVinci paints, a California-based company that makes professional quality paints at ridiculously low prices, almost student prices! They have several premade palettes as well as an extensive range of paints to select from, if you already have favorites! Need more? Denise over on In Liquid Color has some videos.
How did you learn to get past the ugly stage. I can't finnish a painting because my mind won't get past the "waters everywhere it looks muddy what is that edge doing oh my gawd" phase
Personally you just have to power through it. Maybe take a step back and objectively look at what you have and what things you can do to fix certain problems. Maybe pick up another medium like gouache or pencils to complete or fix the piece. Just remember the ugly stage is a just a stage and will pass if you continue.
I can totally relate to that. My trick is to get up, get some fresh air and when I calmed down ( and stopped criticizing my not yet finished art) I continue till the end. I know it sounds too general, but it works quite well for me :)
start using acrylics. seriously. I painted with watercolors for years and got frustrated with my colors turning muddy. Since using acrylics I no longer have to worry about re-activating layers of dried color or my paintings turning dull because acrylics dry permanently. Try Golden High Flow acrylics, the pigments are extremely strong. You can water them down and use it just like watercolors.
@@popesuavecitoxii2379 I don't like them. I don't like painting with them. I don't like the style of art they create or how much more it takes to create. canvas, brushes, mediums, dry time. I can watercolor anywhere easily. I also have really expencive paint so the colors are more predictable to mix. I just have to get used to waiting and learning to keep it dry.
Missed your videos!! I am primarily a gouache/acrylic Pinter and Stonehenge hot press paper is my absolute favorite. So if you aren’t loving it with watercolor, I might recommend saving it to use for playing with more opaque mediums!
I absolutely LOVE mijello, I've been using the 36 set, and my pure pigment set is on the way. Not your traditional watercolors, but they are fantastic for smooth dark skin tones with minimal granulation.
These videos are so inspiring to me! I love your work so much Arlee! I find it amazing that in these videos you bring the art community together in the comments talking about the paints your working with or other things in the videos.
Hi Arleesha, I missed you so much I rewatched your mushroom video just yesterday! Glad you had a lovely break, we all need some down time to restore the spirit. It's interesting what you said about the paper and you can definitely see your point in the finished work, which to my eye, lacks the sense of energy that your work usually has. Not that it isn't nice work, it is, it's just missing those wild and serendipitous flourishes that you create so well.
Thank you for providing this chill content :). Also everytime I see a new set I have to hold myself to actually buy more colors. I will leave that to the pro's!
I was really interested to hear you aren't keen on the Stonehenge watercolour paper. I bought a block a while back but I've only used it once because there was just something about it I didn't get on with. I'm pretty much a beginner so thought it was probably just me, though I've used Windsor & Newton and Fabriano Aquarelle 100% cotton papers and those seemed to react much better.
I was really excited when I saw that you had a new video. This was an extremely helpful video. Your description of the paper turned on a light bulb for me. I have a large sized block of it and was wondering if my struggle was the paper. Bingo. Thank you for that. As for the paint I have only seen one other artist talk about these paints but only as they swatched them. I have had them on a wish list for a long time. Now I have to decide between these and Roman Smalz. Lol Thank you for sharing your insights and your gorgeous art.
So glad you're back and feeling refreshed, Arleesha 💖 This was really enjoyable to watch. Not sure how long I can keep resisting to buy these paints, ha! They look so vibrant and luminous. Too bad about the Legion paper. Does this mean that it doesn't absorb the pigment enough so that with a glaze the underlayer reacts again?
I missed your videos! So glad you were able to take a break and have a nice refresher though. Looking forward to your future videos! ❤ Lots of love from Central PA!
This is my goal set but I got qor for some reason and got stuck trying to learn with them. I can't wait to see how these differ when I perfect my painting.
Thanks a lot for this video...the painting really appeals to me. It's dreamy! One question: have you ever done a video in which you talk about using reference? Lots of love.
LOVE YOUR CHANNEL.. NEVER HEARD OF THESE WATERCOLOR brand til today.... used to just relay on daniel smith or turner watercolors but Daniel Smith is WICKED expensive about $11 to $16 bucks for a very very small tube... also the glass palette is great becuase you can use it over your artowrk to see how a color will actually look.. just bought both items and very VERY excited.. thanks.. love your technique, style and your enthusiasm for this product and medium.. KEEP UP THE GOOD VIBE !!!!😍🤩😇
Hi. I understand that this is the new design palette came with the watercolor set. When you close the palette, does the color spill to the other side? Because sometimes I close any palette I have right after I use it and sometimes they are not even dried.
I just love your videos, your spirit, and your talent Arleesha! I received a larger set of these for Christmas and they’re a joy to work with. It’s interesting how different brands/sets of watercolor have their own personality. Love the beautiful piece you created with these! Have you checked out the Mission White Class?
Mission Gold open stock are not cheap at all. Especially their series F, G and H. Its price at as more expensive than Daniel Smith and M Graharm. But their series A is quite a bargain.
Guys is the paints in 36 colors palette set in 7ml tubes and 34 colors 15 ml tubes pure colors set are same paints? (I mean in 36 colored set in 7 ml tubes with pallete is also with pure pigments?) And which should I buy do you think?..
Wow! I love your artworks and your channel. Thanks for the tips about your paper. ☺️💕👍🏻 Hello 👋🏻 I’m your newest follower ☺️👍🏻 God bless and please keep safe always 🙏🏻
I am not a Stonehenge fan either. Like you it caused me to question what I was doing wrong, or if I was actually losing my mind. Anyway, I won't be buying any more of it, since everything I did on it seemed to come out more dingy or with undesirable edges.
Is there a reason that the 36 set did not work for you? I’m kinda curious because I’ve heard mostly positive reviews on UA-cam and not a lot of criticism. Thanks for the review!
Welcome back Arleen! It’s such a pleasure to see you again. I missed your videos so much I have to admit 😭 I bought some mijellos paints but it seems like it takes forever to arrive 😫
i love how you did the swatches without names or pigment info. it gives us viewers a chance to go "oooh, that colour looks nice!" and could lead us to discovering a new colour we want to try, uninfluenced by the name/pigment. i would have loved it if you added a link in the description to the names of the corresponding colours swatched. either way, i love watching your videos, they're sooo relaxing and informative! :)
Her favourite brushes are from Blue Heron. The owners are lovely people, brush experts, also selling all art materials for Chinese art, who also teach it. I have ordered the set she advices as well as others from them and am very very happy with all of the brushes. Not too pricey either. And they live and work nicely next to my Princeton, Isabey etc. I really wish I had known about them before.
Nina Swan have you looked at any of the Da Vinci palettes ? Denises earth friendly palette is an amazing deal and an all-around useful palette too! Da Vinci makes quality professional paints and I am a recent convert so I tend to be overly excited about them but you should check them out because they are so affordable while being so professionally made! There’s even a wildlife pallet if you like to paint animals!
Yes this is a high-end professional watercolor set but like the comment above if you want something a little bit more cost-effective but still professional grade you should try looking at da Vinci‘s watercolor sets.
You can get the mission gold set of 36, 7ml tubes that comes with a palette on Amazon for $65.00. Fourteen of them are single pigment. The rest are two or more pigment mixes , which are still vibrant, beautiful, and professional grade. This brand has very good lightfastness too. There are tons of reviews on UA-cam. This set of 34, 15ml single pigments she is showing here is the most expensive set Mission Gold makes, they're very lovely, but not necessary to make beautiful high end work.
This was one of the first professional grade paints I ever bought, and set the bar pretty high for everything to come after. Over the years I've continued to be impressed with their vibrancy, high pigment load, lack of flow (like similar Asian watercolors such as Holbein and Shinhan, these stay just where you want them, great for those who like predictable paints!) and easy re-wet. I have them dry in a travel palette, and over the course of 5 years have used it again and again. They always re-wet like new with a touch of a damp brush! Glad to see them getting some love
hello, i saw you mentioned something about shinhan and i’ve been looking for information on them everywhere! I really love how bright they are, but i cant tell if their artist grade line is good or bad, it seems to vary from person to person. Would you recommend shinhan pwc?
@@show._bug Shinhan PWC is a very nice paint, it has similar performance and mixtures to Holbein (offering a lot of convenience colors and "pastels" made from too many different ingredients). The main issue I have with Shinhan is that they tend to use fugitive pigments more often than other brands. If lightfastness is a concern for you, their big assortment sets tend to have about a third of them fade, but this can be better avoided by learning which pigments to collect individual tubes of.
hey.. I'd love to get this as my first ever professional grade watercolor. I live in Asia and I'm not very fortunate, so Asian brands like Mijello, ShinHan, and Holbein are a blessing. I absolutely think that Mijello may be the perfect brand for me as it is vibrant, a good deal, and pure pigmented. Though, there is one thing I'm concerned about; that's the flow. I'm afraid if it wouldn't flow at all. What if I might grow to dislike it? It worries and pains me. What do you suggest? Should I get that particular set or get another brand?
@@snulsim7245 Odds are you may find that you enjoy the extra control. There are certain paints that have too much flow (Qor especially, as well as certain fine particle pigments in brands like Rosa Gallery or Roman Szmal) and can ruin your wash or ability to make smooth gradients with how much the color travels across water. On the bright side, if the lack of flow ever bothers you, there is a simple fix! Ox gall and other watercolor mediums are available in a bottle, which can just be put on your palette and mixed into your paint to increase flow. You would never have to waste paint, even if you want more flow eventually. Happy painting :)
@@KimberlyCrick Thank you Kimberly! ❤️
I missed your videos so much! Your voice is so relaxing, your art and content are stunning, I love your channel ❤
Can't stop watching these. Plus you're painting so I have to watch. *tries to not lust after supplies* lol. I do well with what I have. It just doesn't stop my dorky fascination with pigments. I aspire to be more lose in aspects with my paintings too. Love your works.
thats awesome for you!
I just bought a set of Mission Gold and I’m in love! I have a few other watercolors that I thought were ok, but these are the best I’ve used so far. The colors are vibrant, brilliant, just amazingly beautiful and the blending is so subtle and rich. What I also like is that when you lay color on paper, it stays where you put it. The blooming and wild spreading of other watercolors really bothered me sometimes because I’m a control freak. These paints may not be for everyone, because they are different from others. But I adore them in every way. Now to find some great cold press paper! Let me know if you have a video on ones that work well with the Mission Gold or if you do one in the future. Thanks for this video - really enjoyed it!
Those pigments are beautiful. I'd love to hear more about the Etchr sketchbooks. I've have my eye on those for a while now. Glad you are back and everything is going well at home.
I have their Perfect Sketchbook and the cheaper one with the lighter weight paper, and I can't really tell the difference. They both have a kind of dry, powdery feel, but the texture is nice to paint on and they take loads of water and working. I've just ordered some more because when you compare the cost to other brands they are pretty good value (free shipping too)
This set is my first professional watercolour set that i bought with my own hard earned money and I'm still so in love! I definitely had to get used to how little paint I have to use because they're soooo pigmented that a little goes a long way! Also these remain juicy for months and I believe that they'll remain that way for years too. I don't even need to spray them to reactivate the paint because they're so nice and juicy.
I'm so glad youre back! you inspire me to improve my watercolor skill, and to do art in general
When I watch these swatching videos I remember to appreciate that I can distinguish each color from each other
regardless of how similar they may look to others, especially those that live with various forms of color-blindness.
These paints are very beautiful. Thank you for sharing this video with us.
Discovered your channel during April when you were gone. Thank you for coming back, your artwork and demeanor is so serene.
Your videos are so calming. I watch them whenever I cant sleep and they really help
Hi Arleesha! You’ve inspired me to start my own journey in handmade water colors! I was wondering if you would be willing to show what pigments you have purchased and maybe speak a little about how to go about purchasing pigments if you’re just starting (like websites, colors more beginner friendly, starting set of colors). So happy to have you back! 🥰
It was the first watercolor video that I watched till the end. I never got bored, you are awesome 💛
i love your art so much, it inspires me to want to be an artist as well ❤️
nocturnal me nothing is stopping you from doing it 💙 just start!!
JUST START u can do it!!
@@chocolateicecreamlove8823 thanks! that's so nice of you
@@benipray aw tysm you're too nice
@@sabrinafernandesart of course!!
Mijello was the paint I picked when going back to traditional art, this was from doing digital for 15 years! I have since found DaVinci paints, a California-based company that makes professional quality paints at ridiculously low prices, almost student prices! They have several premade palettes as well as an extensive range of paints to select from, if you already have favorites! Need more? Denise over on In Liquid Color has some videos.
Anyone else think these videos are so relaxing... like her voice relaxes me
Hello. thanks for your video. we love your art is so much. its so beautiful. we are so proud about you used us products. so thanks :)
*new upload*
Me: OH MY GOD SHE’S BACK!!! I missed your videos soooo much!!!!!
How did you learn to get past the ugly stage. I can't finnish a painting because my mind won't get past the "waters everywhere it looks muddy what is that edge doing oh my gawd" phase
I can relate!
Personally you just have to power through it. Maybe take a step back and objectively look at what you have and what things you can do to fix certain problems. Maybe pick up another medium like gouache or pencils to complete or fix the piece. Just remember the ugly stage is a just a stage and will pass if you continue.
I can totally relate to that. My trick is to get up, get some fresh air and when I calmed down ( and stopped criticizing my not yet finished art) I continue till the end. I know it sounds too general, but it works quite well for me :)
start using acrylics. seriously. I painted with watercolors for years and got frustrated with my colors turning muddy. Since using acrylics I no longer have to worry about re-activating layers of dried color or my paintings turning dull because acrylics dry permanently. Try Golden High Flow acrylics, the pigments are extremely strong. You can water them down and use it just like watercolors.
@@popesuavecitoxii2379 I don't like them. I don't like painting with them. I don't like the style of art they create or how much more it takes to create. canvas, brushes, mediums, dry time. I can watercolor anywhere easily. I also have really expencive paint so the colors are more predictable to mix. I just have to get used to waiting and learning to keep it dry.
Missed your videos!! I am primarily a gouache/acrylic Pinter and Stonehenge hot press paper is my absolute favorite. So if you aren’t loving it with watercolor, I might recommend saving it to use for playing with more opaque mediums!
I absolutely LOVE mijello, I've been using the 36 set, and my pure pigment set is on the way. Not your traditional watercolors, but they are fantastic for smooth dark skin tones with minimal granulation.
Love this style of painting.
I absolutely adore the end result of this painting. I don't really like watercolor, but this piece is so beautiful.
These videos are so inspiring to me! I love your work so much Arlee! I find it amazing that in these videos you bring the art community together in the comments talking about the paints your working with or other things in the videos.
Your videos are so relaxing to watch and listen to. Your art style is wonderful 🤍
I have that palette for my white class paints and I adore it sooo much
Your artwork is an inspiration, helps me learn. Thanks for sharing your work. Love from India !
ur videos make quarantine 100x better
I really love that green actually! I’ll try that mix of thalo blue and a touch of yellow
Hi Arleesha, I missed you so much I rewatched your mushroom video just yesterday! Glad you had a lovely break, we all need some down time to restore the spirit. It's interesting what you said about the paper and you can definitely see your point in the finished work, which to my eye, lacks the sense of energy that your work usually has. Not that it isn't nice work, it is, it's just missing those wild and serendipitous flourishes that you create so well.
I got so excited when I saw this notification!! Watching your videos while I work on school is the best!
Was just watching your vids before this popped out!! 💜 Been binging them for the last couple of days
I'm building a pochade box especially for the 24 set of these. Your video couldn't have come at a better time 😊❤️
Thank you for providing this chill content :). Also everytime I see a new set I have to hold myself to actually buy more colors. I will leave that to the pro's!
Glad you were able to take time off and enjoy that with your family! It's good to have you back
So glad to see that you're back ! Love this painting 😍✨🍀
Loved both the painting and the mijello watercolors! I just bought the 9 set of 7ml and I'm eager to compare them with the White Nights ♥️♥️♥️
I love those delicate subtle strokes. I can't describe the feeling of watching you wash over them with broader strokes afterwards.
Oh my god this is my favorite water color set 🥺
I was really interested to hear you aren't keen on the Stonehenge watercolour paper. I bought a block a while back but I've only used it once because there was just something about it I didn't get on with. I'm pretty much a beginner so thought it was probably just me, though I've used Windsor & Newton and Fabriano Aquarelle 100% cotton papers and those seemed to react much better.
My fav artist on UA-cam💗
super glad to have you back! and what a lovely video
Welcome back! I really like Mijello paints too, the pure pigment ones.
I was really excited when I saw that you had a new video. This was an extremely helpful video. Your description of the paper turned on a light bulb for me. I have a large sized block of it and was wondering if my struggle was the paper. Bingo. Thank you for that. As for the paint I have only seen one other artist talk about these paints but only as they swatched them. I have had them on a wish list for a long time. Now I have to decide between these and Roman Smalz. Lol Thank you for sharing your insights and your gorgeous art.
So glad you're back and feeling refreshed, Arleesha 💖 This was really enjoyable to watch. Not sure how long I can keep resisting to buy these paints, ha! They look so vibrant and luminous. Too bad about the Legion paper. Does this mean that it doesn't absorb the pigment enough so that with a glaze the underlayer reacts again?
SO good! I am always so excited to see what you will be creating next.
I love the idea of the painting! It turned out so well ☺️
Love your art you inspire me so much ❤️
Awesome painting‼︎ Beautiful Video💛❤️🧡
happy to see you back! i hope your time off was relaxing and your family is doing well
Yippee your back!!! Hope sabbatical went well and you enjoyed your family. I also love my Mission Gold pure pigments!
I missed your videos! So glad you were able to take a break and have a nice refresher though. Looking forward to your future videos! ❤ Lots of love from Central PA!
Squeezing paints on the palette is the most satisfying thing I have ever watched so far, be it close-up or not.
So weird to see my own comments from the past
STILL DIDN'T WATCH IT BUT I'M SO GLAD YOU POSTED I MISSED U ❤️
This is my goal set but I got qor for some reason and got stuck trying to learn with them. I can't wait to see how these differ when I perfect my painting.
Oh, I missed you so much! Welcome back and I am glad you enjoyed your time off.
I love geeking about art😂❤️
hello Arleebean ! love your artwork..so calm and inspiring -lovelove-
Thanks a lot for this video...the painting really appeals to me. It's dreamy! One question: have you ever done a video in which you talk about using reference?
Lots of love.
welcome back!
Could you do a video update on the HIMI paints?
I absolutely love your artwork and your videos! They’re both so beautiful and calming ☺️ May I ask where you got your paintbrushes from?
LOVE YOUR CHANNEL.. NEVER HEARD OF THESE WATERCOLOR brand til today.... used to just relay on daniel smith or turner watercolors but Daniel Smith is WICKED expensive about $11 to $16 bucks for a very very small tube... also the glass palette is great becuase you can use it over your artowrk to see how a color will actually look.. just bought both items and very VERY excited.. thanks.. love your technique, style and your enthusiasm for this product and medium.. KEEP UP THE GOOD VIBE !!!!😍🤩😇
I missed your videos so much!
Aaaaaaaa i was about to click on one of ur old videos to rewatch it again but then I just saw this yesssss
Please make another video about this mission gold pure pigment set ❤
Nice but the Indanthrone Blue was in between Ultramarine Light and Dioxazine and or Ultramarine Violets
I bought a 34-set on Amazon for 99.00! Blick lists 247.00. (I have the Asian set.) Great video. Thank you.
I love this piece! That water looks amazing
I missed you Arleesha. Be safe during this time 🙏
Hi. I understand that this is the new design palette came with the watercolor set. When you close the palette, does the color spill to the other side? Because sometimes I close any palette I have right after I use it and sometimes they are not even dried.
Love way talk color choices and voice so peaceful sounds to me. Your so beautiful.
yay! welcome back! Looking forward to the hangout.
I just love your videos, your spirit, and your talent Arleesha! I received a larger set of these for Christmas and they’re a joy to work with. It’s interesting how different brands/sets of watercolor have their own personality. Love the beautiful piece you created with these! Have you checked out the Mission White Class?
i planning to buy new paint which one would you prefer
mijello paints or paul rubens paints ?
Mission Gold open stock are not cheap at all. Especially their series F, G and H. Its price at as more expensive than Daniel Smith and M Graharm. But their series A is quite a bargain.
Gold Mission Mijello is really good ...they are comparable to other leading brands...try it, please.
Can I squeeze the contents into a palette box for convenience, and won’t they dry up? Can I still be able to use it?
Gorgeous painting i like your style friend 👍
This is the same set that I have!
Guys is the paints in 36 colors palette set in 7ml tubes and 34 colors 15 ml tubes pure colors set are same paints? (I mean in 36 colored set in 7 ml tubes with pallete is also with pure pigments?) And which should I buy do you think?..
Wow! I love your artworks and your channel. Thanks for the tips about your paper. ☺️💕👍🏻
Hello 👋🏻 I’m your newest follower ☺️👍🏻
God bless and please keep safe always 🙏🏻
Gorgeous! Love your beautiful painting~ 😀 Keep being awesome~ 😀 Stacy Nicolle
I am not a Stonehenge fan either. Like you it caused me to question what I was doing wrong, or if I was actually losing my mind. Anyway, I won't be buying any more of it, since everything I did on it seemed to come out more dingy or with undesirable edges.
Thanks for sharing.
Fantastic 😍😍😍😍 I wish I could afford to be a patron
I have a question: what is a pure pigment? Is it better than non pure pigment?
Is there a reason that the 36 set did not work for you? I’m kinda curious because I’ve heard mostly positive reviews on UA-cam and not a lot of criticism. Thanks for the review!
Welcome back!
What is the name if the mop brush you are using
Welcome back 🤗🌺
Beautiful
Welcome back Arleen! It’s such a pleasure to see you again. I missed your videos so much I have to admit 😭 I bought some mijellos paints but it seems like it takes forever to arrive 😫
such nice paints that will be mine one day lol
I'm not a fan of Stonehenge paper for anything but printmaking, dont find it a nice paper at all
I’m a printmaker. Most of us despise Stonehenge because it’s not very water friendly. #RivesBFKGang
i love how you did the swatches without names or pigment info. it gives us viewers a chance to go "oooh, that colour looks nice!" and could lead us to discovering a new colour we want to try, uninfluenced by the name/pigment. i would have loved it if you added a link in the description to the names of the corresponding colours swatched. either way, i love watching your videos, they're sooo relaxing and informative! :)
hello!! i hope you can answer! i cant seem to find the brushes anywhere? what brushes are those? they look so nice... thank you!
I can’t tell you much but they are calligraphy brushes she talked about them in her brushes video
Her favourite brushes are from Blue Heron. The owners are lovely people, brush experts, also selling all art materials for Chinese art, who also teach it. I have ordered the set she advices as well as others from them and am very very happy with all of the brushes. Not too pricey either. And they live and work nicely next to my Princeton, Isabey etc. I really wish I had known about them before.
Which brushes do you use ? ♥
do you recommend this set as a high end set, i have w&n cotman and I want to buy only one set
and i can't afford to buy another one for a while
Nina Swan have you looked at any of the Da Vinci palettes ? Denises earth friendly palette is an amazing deal and an all-around useful palette too! Da Vinci makes quality professional paints and I am a recent convert so I tend to be overly excited about them but you should check them out because they are so affordable while being so professionally made! There’s even a wildlife pallet if you like to paint animals!
Yes this is a high-end professional watercolor set but like the comment above if you want something a little bit more cost-effective but still professional grade you should try looking at da Vinci‘s watercolor sets.
You can get the mission gold set of 36, 7ml tubes that comes with a palette on Amazon for $65.00. Fourteen of them are single pigment. The rest are two or more pigment mixes , which are still vibrant, beautiful, and professional grade. This brand has very good lightfastness too. There are tons of reviews on UA-cam. This set of 34, 15ml single pigments she is showing here is the most expensive set Mission Gold makes, they're very lovely, but not necessary to make beautiful high end work.
Los pigmentos que se ocupan menos son mas espesos...los otros con mas liquido.
i miss you sosos much im a big fan of yours
I saw your paints beading up in your palette, this happened to me too..Do you find it annoying? How do you deal with it?