Winsor & Newton + Rosa Gallery Cerulean Blue Watercolour Mixing Comparison (January Blues in August)

Hello Everybody,
Back in January, I filmed this mixing comparison of my then only Cerulean Blue watercolour paints. I have a few more now, so should I film another mixing comparison?
Paint and sketchbook details:
W&N Cerulean (PB35)
Rosa Gallery Cerulean (PB36)
W&N Cadmium Free Yellow
W&N Alizarin Crimson (PR83)
W&N Raw Umber (PBr7)
Rosa Gallery Caput Mortuum (PR101)
Khadi cotton rag paperback book: store.evansart...)
Cara: cara.app/sonyao
KoFi: ko-fi.com/sony...
Instagram: / sonya_o_art (I’m still there for now, but what with the AI scraping, I am on the way out tbh)
Thanks for watching!

[@doriswhyte1931]

Hi Sonya, lovely greens and pinks. I don’t actually have a cerulean blue or an alizarin crimson, I must get some. Dee

[@sonyaoart]

@@doriswhyte1931 Thanks Dee! I don’t think either cerulean or alizarin crimson are strictly speaking necessary, but they are lovely and I’m glad I have them. I will compare my cerulean blues soon, too.

[@davejohnson5365]

Assume you are using w+n b35 #137 on this video. W+n also have a b35 (red shade) #140. Do you have that one too, as you say the rosa is the warmer of the the two ceruleans side by side here. Also good to clearly see more granulation in the w+n, so thanks for demonstrating that.

[@sonyaoart]

Yes, it's cerulean #137. I only have this one as it was part of a set, but I will probably buy it again when I run out. Might look into the red shade, too. Thanks!