Hi Jane! I did some research for you here in UK & I found 2 online shops that sell the Moulin du Roy if you are interested. The first is Ken Bromley Art Supplies; more expensive than Jackson's but they also deliver in EU. I ordered from them in the past & they are reliable & give reward points. They sell the pads & the sheets. The other one, is called Silverprint. I never bought from them so I don't know but they also deliver in EU. I will also ask to my small local store. I am very grateful for all yr recommendations because really the supplies I purchase after watching yr videos are amazing. So thank you so much. I love Payne's grey colour, my 2 favourite brands are M.Graham & Qor but they're also expensive! You have the more beautiful artworks in a sketchbooks I have ever seen!! Great video, thank you Jane for sharing & yr generosity:)

haha, i also use some plates for starters, with egg holders that act like paint wells. Plus they are stackable!!!

I love Flat Brush

I'm going to have to try the Canson Moulin du Roy. I really love the technique you use and how vibrant the colors are. I like to use pen and ink to line my work, so the smoother paper will work better for me. Thanks for the recommendation! You should know, Prussian Blue isn't really lightfast. It has a weird reaction, we're it fades in the light but comes back if the work is put back in the shade for a while, but sometimes it doesn't. It's a chemical reaction. Prussian Blue is created by oxidation of ferrous ferrocyanide salts and the UV bleaches that. When you put it away, the iron can reoxidize itself, so the colors comes back, but it can take a long time, if it does happen. I really wish paint, and pigment manufacturers would be more forward about it. I switched it for PB60, which is a similar hue but gets darker and is totally lightfast. It's called Delft Blue in Schmincke paints. Indanthrone Blue and Indanthrene Blue for most paint manufacturers. I also find that Phthalo Blue Red Shade is very similar, though a little less dark.

I always love seeing what supplies other watercolor artists are loving. I’m super excited, as the Strathmore 400 Sketchbook you love will be arriving today! I ordered it awhile ago and am even more excited to receive it after hearing your thoughts on it. I think it was the moleskin sketchbook that you had issues with tape pulling paper with it. If that bothers you, use a heatgun or even blow dryer to help release the adhesive from the tape and then as you pull it, it shouldn’t tear your paper. I really enjoyed your video and have to say just how much I adore the portrait you showed! You are obviously a wonderful artist. Thanks for sharing all of your favorites and blessings to you!!

Thank you so much for these tips.. I know what you mean about Arches and sometimes even prefer the cheaper Canson Montval but I would not necessarily sell a piece on that. I am excited to try this kind.

I really love the etchr perfekt sketchbook. The Da vinci brushes. Especially the casaneo ones. And the schmincke Gouache and watercolors. Because here in germany you can get it nearly everywhere wherre you can buy art material.

i love canson moulin du roy!! colours look so vibrant on that paper the worst paper i’ve used was fabriano hot pressed, i think i got a faulty batch or something cos it made all my colours so muted and my DS paints look chalky…

I found out how different our preferences are. Yes it all depends on how you like to work there is no holy grail art supplies out there. I wanted to try Canson paper, I use XL all the time and I love Artist series too. Arches is my favorite paper so far.

I’m wanting to find some of that paper. It’s definitely harder to find in my area. That Daniel smith pyrol red was one of my first ever watercolor purchases too! It’s still one of my top favorite colors as well.

Thank you so much for sharing. I love watching these videos. For the mechanical pencil Pentel makes a graph Gear 1000 that is all metal and others. They too are my favourite ones because of the weight and they come in a .03 lead. I too have a deep attachment to my binder clips. I love the large swatches that you make. How do you store them? 💕

Graphgear 500 0 5mm is the best drawing pencil. All the best famous artists use that. 600 model was a failure because of the grip,that users didnt like. Thats why its more difficult to find. LYRA makes the best kneadable and faber castell the best wooden pencils. Kohinoor 5340 and the kohinoor 5.6mm Red chalk sepia and geaphite,are the best sketching pencil out there. Raphael makes the best brushes.

I love your artwork!!! It's so captivating! ❤️😍

Thank you for this video! Very helpful and informative

If you heat the tape up just a little bit with a hairdryer it will be easier to remove and it won't tear the paper 🙂

I like to try out different brands of watercolor paper and now I’m curious about the Canson Moulin du Roy paper. Interesting video, thank you!

So nice to watch videos by someone closer to my part of the world. That designer gouache is in my go to bag as well and I was actually wondering about the Schminke one which is available in one of our local stores instead of having to order online. So thanks for that info. I use the Kohi Noor pencil eraser instead of the Tombow, but I will try that one when the other one is finished.

Hi Jane!! I used the awesome masking fluid you sent me while on Holiday and worked like a charm. Though I said I was going to paint flowers, I ended up painting Max from Stranger Things as I was hooked on Season 4. Also did a ton of drawing and can't wait to transfer some of them to water color paper (I bought some new stock to test) and see what happens. I hope you are having a great week so far!! Thanks for the video. I have a travel pack and made my own water color set based on some of the colors you've shown in recent videos. Always good to have an awesome artists recommendations!!!

Pekne! Keby som bola na slovensku urcite by sme boli najlepsie kamosky mam radabrovnake veci a rovnaky styl malby. Tesim sa na dalsie videa

Oh my goodness we have perfect timing! I just had my own mini art haul and I got the Canson Moulin du Roy from Jackson's too! I was wondering about it being discontinued but I've heard about it so much I just snapped it up when I saw it. I got their hot press but hope to try their cold press in the future too. It's wonderful seeing all the paintings you've made on it, they are each so gorgeous!

Great video! Really interesting to hear about the Sennelier masking fluid, as i’ve only used the blue Schmincke masking fluid, which is just a pain to peel off. One thing i would like to mention is that i believe all prussian blues (PB27) are somewhat fugitive and will fade over time, so i would suggest that you make your own lightfastness test of it :)

This is such a good video.. very interesting what you are using most. This paper question.. it was so interesting to hear. I couldn't find the perfect paper for me yet.. And the idea to just take a bit of the rubber and stuck it in your "to go" case is great 😅 ( easy, but my brain didn't find out it by itself... 😆) Its a good view into your process making art.. Thank you for sharing! Xoonani

Hi such a great video! So Im not sure if you know but Prussian Blue PB27 is not lightfast, Prussian Blue is a fugitive color, the lightfast ratings on the tubes are incorrect. Its hard to explain in a simple comment but their are several videos on KZfaq discussing the fugitive nature of Prussian Blue. Also I live in Arizona, USA and did lightfast testing for all the major brand Prussian blues and all faded severely:( Here are some videos that discuss Prussians blue being fugitive: *1. Kimberly Crick Art: Daniel Smith watercolor lightfast test- most fugitive pigment list- Paint fading in 6 months *2. Jay Nathan watercolor: Prussian Blue PB27 Watercolor Comparison *3. Natasha Newton Art: watercolor lightfast tests 1 | Fading seen in Daniel Smiths Prussian Green within one week! These are just a few videos thats discuss Prussian Blue, which is the pigment PB27, being fugitive; despite brands labeling the paint lightfast. The best way to check if a paint you have is fugitive is to make a diluted swatch of the paint and cut it in half and hang one half in a window that gets direct sunlight and put the other half in a dark drawer that stays shut all the time. Then after a few months compare the 2 halves- if the diluted swatch in the window looks lighter or different than the swatch half that was put in the dark drawer then you know the paint is NOT lightfast. Side note: Its important that the paint swatch you hang in the window is diluted with lots of water and not just a full strength masstone swatch because often times fugitive paints fade severely in diluted, watered-down washes; which most of us paint in layers of diluted paint. Tho some people do make two swatches: a masstone swatch and a diluted swatch to hang in the window...Anyway Im sorry for the unsolicited information- I just know that I wish someone had helped me with important info such as this before. You, of course, can still enjoy Prussian Blue in sketchbooks and pieces that wont be exposed to light since its such a beautiful color, ya no..Anyway I hope this helps and Im so sorry about the super long comment and the unsolicited information lol...Anyway I love your video, thank you so much for sharing and much love💙💜🧡❤

Fun fact in the green plate has a face ahuahuahua 😅!!! i'm confusing you and Anca when you said Slovakia I thought you will say romenia , I like to follow people from other countries, I'm from Brasil . I have the same mechanical pencil that you have in white, pastel green and orange , I would like to have the dark blue one, my favorite is the orange. Pentel discontinued them, I have a similar model that change the top click led and body color but the grip is the same, after the video I google and find this other model in 0,3; 0,5; 07 and the graph600 in 0,7 in dark blue. If you want I can buy and send to you and you pay the mechanical pencil and shipping, where I can show you the other model to see if you like is the graph 620? Do you have an advice to us begginer that try learn watercolor alone in celulose paper how to understand better paint consistence and dry time , when I think I start to understand I make mistakes, watercolor is hard 😭!!!! Good weekend!!!

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If you are in UK. The Chanson is available. On UK amazon

I just looked it up(I live in Germany)you can get the Moulin du Roy- watercolor paper on amazon here 😊 👍🏻 oh and btw,your artwork is stunning😍

For Sketchbooks, I adore Sketchr and cannot recommend them enough. The pages hold the water really well and the design is well thought-out. I was disappointed by the Moleskin sketchbooks when I tried them after hearing so much about them as they pale in comparison to the Sketchr books in my opinion.

I like your brush/pencil roll/case. Do you have a link for it and a name for it? Where did you get it? Thanks!

Great video of your art supply, I orderd Canson Moulin Du Roy from Jacksons aswell about a week ago. I have question regarding how you keep your paintings flat. Do stretch your paper before you start painting or flatten them after?

This is so helpful! Love the brush case. I have one now I don't like at all. If you have a link to where I could get one like yours I would be grateful!! Moulin du Roi paper is definitely on my must get list. It will be the next paper I try (when I finish with my Fabriano). Even with shipping cost from UK to Canada it is affordable so excited about that :). Your recommendations have never let me down! Curious to know what you think of Dr PH Martin Bleed Proof White? I personally love it!

Whic Pro Arte brush is it? Connoisseur One Stroke? Or ? And which size?

I love moulin du roy but couldn’t find it in my country for more than a year. Last one I managed to buy was faulty with bad sizing. Is the one Jackson sells same one that you used before? How’s the quality compared to previous one?

Hey. I don’t know how to send a personal message so just putting it here. I love your art and your videos. The subtitles have mistakes though. A non native English speaker may have trouble following along just by reading. Not intending to put you down. But thought I should let you know.

Hey Jane! Good 👍 video. Can you do me a quickie favor and link me to the Moulin du Roy A4 bloc at Jackson's. I have the pad in my cart to take out separate sheets, but I want the bloc and am confused on the website which is which. If you go to Jackson's it clearly states blocs for the Hot Press, but then for cold Press it says Gummed which I think is it. Is it? I'm asking bc you said you purchased a block. So do a girl a favor and direct link it here so I'm not confused anymore. I don't want to make a mistake and get the wrong thing and have to return it. I have the Strathmore and it does work pretty good, lays flat, handles watercolors well. I purchased the exact Koval book you got bc my etchrs sometime come undone after painting a lot in them - it's a design flaw. It handled your expressive work well, so I took the plunge. Now just waiting patiently for it to arrive from Poland I think to US 🇺🇸. Thanks -Jessica

Moulin du roy, like anything canson remakes is now the same price with way less quantity of pages. They did the same with the Mi teintes paper for pastels and I'm sure they did it with more pads that I don't know about. I really dislike that tactic.

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