"this color ranges from mac n cheese to fire engine red" all the 8 year old boys watching just stood up and applauded for new gamboge - now if we can incorporate dinosaurs it will be a total home run for that demographic
I am so, so sorry to hear of the loss of our beloved Cricket. I am a mom for 3 rescued kitties and feel your heart. May the memories you have of her bring you joy! And I love birds, so keep on painting them! Great respect to you for taking on these 3 colors! Good job!
What a wonderful exploration of these colors! Watching you paint always makes me want to just dump whatever I'm doing and join right in! Such a treat!! Thanks for your insights! Hoping you are all well on your end! ~ Mark
I love love love the little gouldian finch paintings!! I definitely want to try this palette, but I don't have cobalt teal, so I'll probably substitute it with Cinereous Blue. Thank you again for another lovely video 🥰
Both Sennelier and Lukas has PY 153 as single pigment colors in their range; 578 Sennelier Yellow Light and 1060 Gamboge (Lukas 1862) 🙂 Love this series on limited pallets. When I first started my watercolor journey I wanted every color and ended up with a huge color selection, got totally overwhelmed by it all and almost gave up painting. Now I am using only 3-5 colors in my pallet and I have found the joy in painting again
New Gamboge is one of my favorite colors (I miss the old genuine gamboge..so transparent.) The triad would work for summer ink-and-wash as it's so lively.
I didn’t realize I must have a NEW-New Gamboge. Mine from Daniel Smith is PY 97 , PY110 I love the way you’re birds turned out, it would be amazing to see them in person Thanks for another great video
adore this triad!! ive painted with simply just all cool primaries before and this feels reminiscent of that but with an interesting twist. i def wanna try something similar since ive recently really gotten into cobalt teals/turquoises :D the little finches came out so lovely! 💕
Can you make video about limited palette: Quinophthalone Yellow (PY138), Quinacridone Pink (PV42) and Phthalo Blue Turquoise (PB16) , all from Daniel Smith?
Hi there and thanks for your request! That's a beautiful triad, though this series is primarily focused on less traditional pairings/triads, and it's not brand specific. Dozens of combos have already been collected put forth to my Patrons, and I am prioritizing this most highly requested ones before adding new options. I hope you enjoy the videos to come!
Hi Denise💟 I know losing Cricket is hard. The hardest, actually-I’m so sorry. Losing a pet is difficult. Sending several hugs. I love your limited palette series! So interesting that the cobalt turquoise’s strong granulation was not desirable…I love the added texture. Thank you for helping me to see your perspective!❤
Thank you, Ann💜 And I love me some strong granulation! It's just the type of granulation this one had was not my jam at all. But that's the beauty of having so many options!
Denise, I understand the grief of losing a member of your family. Our dog passed away 5 years ago and I still miss him a lot. I enjoy your watercolour paint series and have learnt so much. I do not like the cobalt paints as they are very light and make for streaky washes. I have heard that the Qor version of Cobalt Teal is not as granulating. I have found that it is the only cobalt paint that I don't have to fight with. All the best !!!
Hullo Denise, I am truly glad that you are getting some support from your Patreons and the prints and stickers of Cricket are a simply inspired tribute for her. I am not a bird painter, but I love seeing them done! I am wondering if you thought about going with the newer colors of Seaglass or Charlie O’Blue from DaVinci? They are quite similar to the cobalt turquoise that I see on my screen. I am truly glad that you are catching up with your videos and creating quality videos for all of your subscribers, thank you. Please take the time you need for yourself and stay healthy. I know that we all wish you only the very best. Stay safe and have a lovely day.😊
I have to agree, I could watch you paint a dozen birds and not get tired of it. And these are such gorgeous little guys! You made a great choice. Also, I love red rose deep with cobalt teal. I was so excited when I „discovered“ that mix before I realized that’s just the pigments in Misty Morning lol. Still a lot of fun to use, and I love the purples you showed off here.
I keep the DS version of PG50 in my arsenal because of that granulation pattern. If I want the color more consistent I have Qor, Roman Szmal (I think mine is a PB28 Cobalt Sea Blue), or Schmincke ... I'll try the M. Graham sometime. Your mixes looked really nice!
I found Da Vinci has a Cobalt turquoise that is PB28 (color very similar) but doesn’t have heavy granulation. Interesting how different brands can look & perform so differently.
@@InLiquidColor It truly is a stunning color & when want “spring greens” and added it to my pallet after found the interesting sea colors when mixed with certain blues!
Hullo Denise, I am truly glad that you are getting some support from your Patreons and the prints and stickers of Cricket are a simply inspired tribute for her. I am wondering if you thought about going with the newer colors of Seaglass or Charlie O’Blue from DaVinci? They are quite similar to the cobalt turquoise that I see on my screen.
I like this palette and will likely try it out in the next days. Will use the Schmincke Cobalt Turquois I guess. Thank you for this lovely video and hail to our cat overlords.
THANK YOU! I bought one of the PG 36 cobalt teal or the like- and it looked horrible! I returned it and told the store something was wrong. Later I found out it was just extreme granulation. Perhaps Sennelier. I genuinely hated it and have been turned off to gran ever sense :( but the fad makes me feel like there's something wrong with me.
It's okay to like what you like! I love granulation, but there's definitely a difference between nice granulation and paint that doesn't feel mulled properly/feels gritty. This was definitely a case of the latter!
And yet I don't see dark greens, non-granulating blues, intense blues, burnt oranges, yellow ochres, or cool yellows in there 🤔😉 Yes, this is the closest we'll come to a primary triad in this series, but it absolutely has its limitations. Happy painting :)
It's comments like this that have made me so anxious about the way I speak that it takes me an hour to record and 4-5 hours of editing for 10-15 minutes of usable audio, not to mention being mortified to speak without a script or live stream anymore🙃 P.S. Genuinely, for future interactions with content creators, It's fine to just stop at the compliment and not follow up with the backhand on your way out. I promise you, anyone you criticize is already thinking the same things in their head but louder and don't need other's to point it out their flaws. Thank you for your consideration, from an extremely anxious human.
"this color ranges from mac n cheese to fire engine red" all the 8 year old boys watching just stood up and applauded for new gamboge - now if we can incorporate dinosaurs it will be a total home run for that demographic
Look, I'll never say no to dinosaurs :P
@@InLiquidColor Lookin' forward to see you paint some...and some of the bright green mixtures have a certain dino feeling...😃
I am so, so sorry to hear of the loss of our beloved Cricket. I am a mom for 3 rescued kitties and feel your heart. May the memories you have of her bring you joy!
And I love birds, so keep on painting them! Great respect to you for taking on these 3 colors! Good job!
Thank you, Bonnie!
What a wonderful exploration of these colors! Watching you paint always makes me want to just dump whatever I'm doing and join right in! Such a treat!! Thanks for your insights! Hoping you are all well on your end! ~ Mark
Aw thank you, Mark! What a compliment :) I hope things are going well for you, too!
Yessss, now I can have my coffee! Thank You Denise... I love these colors and use them often together and separate!
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I love love love the little gouldian finch paintings!! I definitely want to try this palette, but I don't have cobalt teal, so I'll probably substitute it with Cinereous Blue. Thank you again for another lovely video 🥰
So glad you liked it! That would be a fun substitute!
So sorry to hear about your loss, RIP Cricket 💕
These turned out really nice! 😊
Thank you Mel. I hope you are well!
this is one of my favourite limited palettes!!!!
A nice CMY limited palette nonetheless. Also RIP Cricket
what a fun palette and fun birds! I definitely want to try these colors out myself.
Your Cricket painting is so lovely-Im so sorry for your loss.
Both Sennelier and Lukas has PY 153 as single pigment colors in their range; 578 Sennelier Yellow Light and 1060 Gamboge (Lukas 1862) 🙂
Love this series on limited pallets. When I first started my watercolor journey I wanted every color and ended up with a huge color selection, got totally overwhelmed by it all and almost gave up painting. Now I am using only 3-5 colors in my pallet and I have found the joy in painting again
I really should use cobalt teal more, it's a beautiful shade 🥰
New Gamboge is one of my favorite colors (I miss the old genuine gamboge..so transparent.) The triad would work for summer ink-and-wash as it's so lively.
I didn’t realize I must have a NEW-New Gamboge. Mine from Daniel Smith is PY 97 , PY110
I love the way you’re birds turned out, it would be amazing to see them in person
Thanks for another great video
I have that one as well, they probably ran out of PY153. 🤣
A wonderful Sunday morning treat❤ I never tire of bird paintings, especially yours 😊
Thanks for this video, dedicated to the memory of dear Cricket 💝
Thank you, Wendy!
I love this series!
So glad to hear that!
adore this triad!! ive painted with simply just all cool primaries before and this feels reminiscent of that but with an interesting twist. i def wanna try something similar since ive recently really gotten into cobalt teals/turquoises :D
the little finches came out so lovely! 💕
I love this Color palette! Also Try Opera Rose, Cobalt Turquoise and Naples yellow !
Painting loose is SO hard! I just want to constantly soften and control everything 😂 This is a fun triad!
The struggle is real!
Wow, this limited palette has a much bigger range than I thought. Very lovely, as always! Proud of you for pushing through the initial struggles!
I'm glad it was helpful! That's what this series is all about!
I love birds. Never get tired of birds or any animal being painted. I prefer animals to humans by far.
Can you make video about limited palette: Quinophthalone Yellow (PY138), Quinacridone Pink (PV42) and Phthalo Blue Turquoise (PB16) , all from Daniel Smith?
Hi there and thanks for your request! That's a beautiful triad, though this series is primarily focused on less traditional pairings/triads, and it's not brand specific. Dozens of combos have already been collected put forth to my Patrons, and I am prioritizing this most highly requested ones before adding new options. I hope you enjoy the videos to come!
Very interesting. Thank you
Hi Denise💟 I know losing Cricket is hard. The hardest, actually-I’m so sorry. Losing a pet is difficult. Sending several hugs.
I love your limited palette series! So interesting that the cobalt turquoise’s strong granulation was not desirable…I love the added texture. Thank you for helping me to see your perspective!❤
Thank you, Ann💜 And I love me some strong granulation! It's just the type of granulation this one had was not my jam at all. But that's the beauty of having so many options!
@@InLiquidColorabsolutely!
Denise, I understand the grief of losing a member of your family. Our dog passed away 5 years ago and I still miss him a lot. I enjoy your watercolour paint series and have learnt so much. I do not like the cobalt paints as they are very light and make for streaky washes. I have heard that the Qor version of Cobalt Teal is not as granulating. I have found that it is the only cobalt paint that I don't have to fight with. All the best !!!
I love this series!! So glad to see a new one!!
Thank you so much!
Hullo Denise, I am truly glad that you are getting some support from your Patreons and the prints and stickers of Cricket are a simply inspired tribute for her. I am not a bird painter, but I love seeing them done! I am wondering if you thought about going with the newer colors of Seaglass or Charlie O’Blue from DaVinci? They are quite similar to the cobalt turquoise that I see on my screen. I am truly glad that you are catching up with your videos and creating quality videos for all of your subscribers, thank you. Please take the time you need for yourself and stay healthy. I know that we all wish you only the very best. Stay safe and have a lovely day.😊
I have to agree, I could watch you paint a dozen birds and not get tired of it. And these are such gorgeous little guys! You made a great choice. Also, I love red rose deep with cobalt teal. I was so excited when I „discovered“ that mix before I realized that’s just the pigments in Misty Morning lol. Still a lot of fun to use, and I love the purples you showed off here.
I keep the DS version of PG50 in my arsenal because of that granulation pattern. If I want the color more consistent I have Qor, Roman Szmal (I think mine is a PB28 Cobalt Sea Blue), or Schmincke ... I'll try the M. Graham sometime. Your mixes looked really nice!
Lovely triad! Thanks for sharing the struggles also, always helpful. Thank you for this informative series.
I found Da Vinci has a Cobalt turquoise that is PB28 (color very similar) but doesn’t have heavy granulation. Interesting how different brands can look & perform so differently.
That one is next on my list if I ever get through this tube of M. Graham, haha. It's strong tinting strength has served me well over the years.
@@InLiquidColor It truly is a stunning color & when want “spring greens” and added it to my pallet after found the interesting sea colors when mixed with certain blues!
Hullo Denise, I am truly glad that you are getting some support from your Patreons and the prints and stickers of Cricket are a simply inspired tribute for her. I am wondering if you thought about going with the newer colors of Seaglass or Charlie O’Blue from DaVinci? They are quite similar to the cobalt turquoise that I see on my screen.
I like this palette and will likely try it out in the next days. Will use the Schmincke Cobalt Turquois I guess.
Thank you for this lovely video and hail to our cat overlords.
THANK YOU! I bought one of the PG 36 cobalt teal or the like- and it looked horrible! I returned it and told the store something was wrong. Later I found out it was just extreme granulation. Perhaps Sennelier. I genuinely hated it and have been turned off to gran ever sense :( but the fad makes me feel like there's something wrong with me.
It's okay to like what you like! I love granulation, but there's definitely a difference between nice granulation and paint that doesn't feel mulled properly/feels gritty. This was definitely a case of the latter!
I had vaporwave playing in the background when I started this video not at all aware this colour palette was inspired by it lol what
"limited palette" and it's the colors you can literally mix anything from fpfhdhgsg
And yet I don't see dark greens, non-granulating blues, intense blues, burnt oranges, yellow ochres, or cool yellows in there 🤔😉 Yes, this is the closest we'll come to a primary triad in this series, but it absolutely has its limitations. Happy painting :)
@@InLiquidColor okay, fair point! It's just much more versatile than usual limited palette challenges, and I found it funny
You sound much more pleasant than the older videos, now that the vocal fry is so much under control...
It's comments like this that have made me so anxious about the way I speak that it takes me an hour to record and 4-5 hours of editing for 10-15 minutes of usable audio, not to mention being mortified to speak without a script or live stream anymore🙃
P.S. Genuinely, for future interactions with content creators, It's fine to just stop at the compliment and not follow up with the backhand on your way out. I promise you, anyone you criticize is already thinking the same things in their head but louder and don't need other's to point it out their flaws. Thank you for your consideration, from an extremely anxious human.
That was unnecessary. Denise you sound wonderful, and always have.