Thanks for doing this! I’ve been waiting 😁

It looks more lovely now that it's splattered with paint.

The best primaries are the ones that slightly go off what we normally expect

The transparet mars red reminds me of sand color...enjoyed video find these colors interesting and quite pretty palette...mikelle art mom✍👩‍🎨

I absolutely love Maimeri Blu watercolor paint. I wish they were less expensive.

This is my dream travel pallette. I dont think there is a better design for everythi g u need but paper and brush. I been hoping they would make a 2020s model with a place for a couple collapsible travel brushes....maybe a pen,etc.

I finally ordered one today from Jackson’s I’m super excited to get it

Was meant to be! Thanks for sharing.

In the uk on ken bromley they are 8 to 12 pound which is pretty decent

Gorgeous colors!

Never heard of those paints, I love the fall leaves page with all the bright colors though. I know what you mean about getting a nice new palette and not want to get it "messy" lol

Lovely! I do love this painting! Absolutely fabulous 👌😍 love the paints too!

Well, it was sure fun to see this palette in action! I think for me, those water holders would be more useful when used in conjunction with a water brush. Sometimes I like to dip my water brush into a little bit of water instead of always squeezing it. I would get frustrated with their small size other than that, lol. Such a beautiful palette! How fun to see these paints used like that. I've really only seen Maimeri Blu paints in swatches on Oto Kano's channel, so this was really fun to see them being used. They are bright! And I see what you mean about that green. Yikes. Fun video, Becky!

That palette is so sweet. Loved watching you fill and use it. Love your leaf picture. Thank you for fun videos.

This video has confirmed it. I will buy the Frazer Brass palette. Thanks for sharing.

the Prussian Blue is so pretty. great colourful leaves 😀

Another great video! It is hard to use such a beautiful thing for the first time, but what a joy to having something so lovely 😊🌸

Very good choice of colours. I would have chosen the same, exceptfor a darker green. I loved the painting, too. Have a nice Sunday.

Lovely painting.

Wow what a super colorful palette- kind of opposite of the pastel colors from your vid a few days ago! I can also see this being a cat disaster lol. I love your patience for swatch charts by the way, I love filling them in but I hate measuring out the squares and creating all the lines/labels😂but you made like three in this video. The rainbow autumn leaves painting really showcases this palette!

What a great palette. I love your bright leaves, a good way to try out all the colors. It’s hard to pick out clearance tubes. I have never tried out that brand of paint, but they look nice and vibrant. My local art store has a few of those tubes, I will have to check and see the size, price and the colors they carry, see if they are worth it. The reviews really help. Thanks for sharing!

Hi, Becky! You're the first person I've seen actually using this beautiful palette! I agree with you about being scared to use it out-of-doors. I've always had the feeling that they intended it more for a desktop ornament than for actual use - and certainly, given its price tag, if I ever had one, it'd be a studio-only set! BTW, did it clean up easily? How much have you actually used the palette in the year since you made the video? What did you swap for the green? I agree that the tiny water pots aren't really practical for a larger-than-A5 painting. I use 35mm film canisters with my A6 set-up, and they work really well, but think even A5 would challenge me with those. I have swapped from using larger water containers in general, as where I am, the water is *very* hard - my kettle needs descaling every day and if I boil veggies etc in a saucepan, have to do that, too. A squirt of lemon juice while pan or kettle is still hot does the job. Anyway, it means that I'm using something I never, ever thought I would - bottled water! But I have discovered that a smaller jar for water works well after all! They're the size of those swish (and expensive!) desserts, which come in glass pots instead of plastic and they take about 125ml water. (No, I didn't buy those swish desserts. When a couple of my UK friends visited, they wanted to try some, and so I have the jars without the cost! That was good, as I don't go for that sort of shop-bought dessert, preferring to make my own. Oh, and yes, I recycle the plastic bottles by using them in the garden, though one bottle lasts a long time, even with things like colour swatching! It's not a 'posh' water - it's the eco range from the local supermarket, and I only use it for art. Tap water's fine otherwise.) Thanks for yet another really interesting video! (emojis aren't working -again! - so please imagine a smiling face here)

Stunning palette and great painting to show off all those colours! That light green is beautiful but disappointing for its position. It's obviously a bit late now but keeping to the same brand, custom blend your own green and darken it with a small amount of red...you might just fall in love with it 😍 Also, don't worry about protecting that mirror finish on the palette. The more you handle it, the quicker it will develop a Stunning antique gold-like patina that won't show fingerprints any more - it will just keep getting better and better with age😉

Thanks for the review Becgy ! ☺️ I was putting my eyes on this box for a month but still hesitant a lot to buy it. This box cost 213 AUD for 12 pans and that extremely expensive for me 😂

sounds like calsol colors that make me happy

I love all of your videos, you are always so positive and enthusiastic. I have to say I am not sold on the Maimeri paints. They seem really expensive for the results. I would be interested in your leaf painting done with your first choice of Daniel Smith paints for a color comparison. Looking forward to your next video. Enjoy the weekend😎

Such a beautiful pallet box. I would be to scared to dirty it lol

Maimeri Blu is a good brand that has been around for ages, I first encountered it around 30 years ago, it was expensive them. They were being stocked mainly by a company that had a lot of restoration art supplies, none of the mainstream art shops were supplying them. Here in Europe the prices are not quite so bad though. The demand these days is for single pigments though nearly all ranges have mixes as well. I love the box, if they are still available at the end of the year, who knows. I have a historic pigments set I would put in it. Something tells me the little extra space left over might be so you could use a mixture of half and full pans. If so that would be useful. Aren’t watercolours the most addictive of things! Palettes as well!

As we're fond of saying here in the deep south-"you dun real good!" Paint it.ting is gorgeous.I found it very soothing to look a

I used my palette box at the park while the kids played. It was a joy, so easy to use while sitting on a bench! I've wanted to try maimeriblu but the cost has stopped me.

Thanks for trying out art products so I don't have to. It's nice to know what it's like and if it's worth buying for myself :)

How gorgeous is the palette?! I’ve had mine for about 18 months and I love it!!

The Mars black from this brand really granulates making your own Schminke granulating or the Van Gogh darker granular colors. It is exactly how they were made. The crackling look looks neat for a background. They don’t look as saturated as some other professional wcs. I just have the Mars black. I don’t know how I feel about the lack of saturation. Strange.

Try to add an earth color or a prussian blue to the permanent green light to modify it a bit. It's okay to have a bunch of pigments mixed if they are somehow near on the color wheel. I don't think it will get muddy. It will be a more interesting and more natural green. Maybe you can do a color chart and see how this one works with other colors before you swap it. I really like the updated Maimeri Blu watercolors, but I don't think the price in Italy and in the rest of the world is the same.. On Jackson's the tubes are in line with other professional watercolor though. Their potter's pink is very good by the way. Also, the Dragon's Blood is gorgeous. I have almost all of their Venezia line, but I have never compared them to Cotman or VanGogh. They are pigmented and transparent. I feel like sitting down to film a comparison :D

If you can get into the habit of wiping your brush onto a piece of paper towel or a reusable sea sponge to remove most of the pigment before going into your dirty rinse water it will make it last so much longer as well your clean water stay much cleaner also. I love that trick it’s super handy and not difficult to do even if standing to paint. Try that using this box and let me know how it does with the small wells I’m considering this for Christmas this year very seriously

Becky, do you still have the link to the reference photo? I am quite intrigued, and want to try painting it as well. As always, love listening to you and watching you. Great fun.

Just started using mine too! I love the design, but feel the little water pots are very cheap…..not sure how long they will last.

It's a lovely painting. I really like it. And i like the palette. Do you know something similar but not as expensive? Best wishes from Germany

I want one! I don't need it but I want it! 😂

So, how are the metal mixing surfaces? Do the colours bead on them?

Mine is still in its box. Very hesitant still.

The rivet came off the clip that holds it closed. I fixed it with a new rivet. The hinges are very loose. Not that well Made. Save your money.

j hill ow heavy is the brass pallette empty and filled

Words fail me

Wow its VERY over priced for what it is !

Too small.

Not worth the price! So much better and less $