Longer but still fabulous!

Thankfully most of them are fine now, it is just the Cobalt Violet which refuses to combine properly! I have the buyer's remorse on that tube. 😂

Yes it's a lovely one! M.Graham's version is also full-on.

@@BeckyTregear I got none of that brand. It is really pricy here and I am in no urgent need of more paint....sadly. XD

Same here. I just have the one tube of purple. I'd like to buy others eventually but I also have loads so it's hard to justify!

I have seen it with a few brands; it is a very fickle pigment!

They're definitely excellent paints! And thank you :-)

I always say I am going to combine brands and then I end up needing to have everything by the same brand together, haha!

@@BeckyTregear same! I do have a small travel sized winsor and newton palette with some mixed colors of different brands 🥰. I think mixing Roman szmal and white nights would be fun!

@@BunNessa_Art Those two would go great together!

Hahaha! I was using it as the innocent definition "to spill" but yes it has multiple meanings, and we Aussies use them all interchangeably. 🤣 You may also hear me say rubber instead of eraser, as that's what we used to call them growing up (not knowing the American meaning), and I forget myself when I get chatting on video. Gotta love international slang! ♥️

Yes they will probably stay like that; even a few years after posting this video, my paints are still a little on the sticky side. Better that way because then they rewet more easily than paints that go super dry! Plus all of this endless rain isn't helping, lol.

Hi there, thank you for your excellent question! I just went and looked now, and all of the pans are still looking fresh, with a few minor cracks in a couple of the colours. The viridian looks to be the driest but no cracks in mine, and I just rewet it after not using it for quite a few months now. The colour picked up with no issues or needing to spray it with water first, though it is naturally not as high tinting as other greens. It is a very nice version though and is much less annoying than other viridians I've tried! The one I've had the least success with in Qor's range is Cobalt Violet which keeps splitting. Viridian in the tube is still nice and juicy, with no signs of drying up. I keep my tubes in a tin, in a drawer so they stay in a fairly stable environment. And Melbourne has a dry climate also. I hope this helps....overall I think the Qor paints are really lovely and aside from Cobalt Violet, no issues at all. I hope you have a lovely birthday! ❤

@@BeckyTregear Wow! That is the most accurate and coolest response ever! Thank you so much, I'm going to get them for sure now. It has been a kind of shitty dark gray year... I need new colours in my life 😂😽

@@djhadaverde Haha thank you, I always tend to write a lot of detail, lol. I heartily agree that more colour is needed. Can never have too many of those! The intro set has some really good ones and goes well with the bright set 😁

My husband gave them to me for Christmas last year. I also found single tubes at theartshop.com.au and this is one of many palettes I have, which I tend to cycle through. I'll never use them all, but I keep trying, lol!

Yes, most of them are rated the highest lightfastness (Excellent) with some coming in at Very Good and Good. I have updated my description with a link to Qor's colour chart which details all of that information :-)

Not too bad, quite similar to Daniel Smith or Schmincke, harder than M. Graham or Sennelier. A few have cracked a bit, but all are easy to rewet, even the viridian. The only one causing issues is the Cobalt Violet, which did not mix well with the binder in the first place.

Becky Tregear Art Cool. Well, I decided to purchase the 24 tube set. I plan on filling the pans 1/3 full just in case. Thanks for your review! ❤️

@@Itsme_1648 Oh that's great! I'm sure you'll love them, they're really nice paints to work with, and the colours are vibrant. I hope you enjoy! 😆