Following the White Rabbit I use a lot of sennlier watercolours (my favorite) I do have a few Daniel Smith watercolours If you like lunar black you will love lunar blue and lunar violet! I'm really enjoying your channel 🤗🌹

Following the White Rabbit - I love M.Graham paints.

I looove Qor... they flow amazingly.

My favorites are Daniel smith: I love cobalt turquoise and cobalt teal blue, they are both beautiful color and granulate wonderfully, mixed with an opposite color like transparent pyrrol orange it's really nice! another favorite combo for skys is cerulean blue (super granulating soft transparent blue, very natural looking) mixed with moonglow. I don't know how you do without buff titanium as well for urban sketching, I used it so much in europe just to make different tones for rocks and buildings and sand. Those are pretty much my favorite :) When I went in France I bought a sennelier palette+paints to try them out, it's so different from what I know! But they are beautiful colors as well

Since you love granulation and separation I would recommend Daniel Smith's Rose of Ultramarine and Undersea Green. I only have two Senneliers and their French Vermillion is one of my favorite reds (I purchased a full pan of it at BHV in Paris when I was there with my partner last winter as one of a few souvenirs!). Btw, I just discovered your channel and I subscribed. I am looking forward to seeing more of your videos!

I agree. I saw this palette with so many unique but vibrant usable colours and I am resolved to make one just like it.

Hi!! 👋 Fun that we have the same colors. We have good taste I guess!!!! 😂 😜 I hope you will like to use Naples Yellow in your clouds and for other things as well! The thing for opaques would be, I think : use them diluted enough wet in wet if you don't want to get an opaque feeling and in order to create great effects, and use it in your first layer as they are obviously not good for glazing. But I also use them, sometimes, at the end with a thick consistency, for a few opaque bright touches. 😛 😉 See you!! 😘

Hi Shena! Thanks for your comment and your recommendation! You're right, I have Cascade green, I should definitely try it again! 😃 The things is, when I used it, I had this impression that its effect showed especially when it was all alone (like in a simple swatch) but I couldn't really enjoy it so well in a painting, in a overall wash, mixed with the other colors... Plus, i think the blueish tint that shows is ultramarine?! So, sometimes, when hesitating with the paint to include in the palette, I was just thinking : I just have to mix a green with ultramarine.... Not sure that's the good thinking though! That's nice your talked about it. I will keep thinking about it. 😊 See you!!

Wonderful, I am so happy it was helpful!! Thanks a lot for your feedback! 😃 😘

Ha ha, thank you, I am really happy to put you in a good mood with my juicy colors!! 😁

Thank you Dahlia. 😊 Yeah, so many beautiful paints to choose from!!! I am glad you found the video interesting. ☺️

Thanks a lot Sharon for your kind comment about the video! That's not so easy to find a lovely bright purple. 😌

Thanks for your kind comment Spittoon! 😊

Thanks a lot Donna! ☺️

Hey Ege, that's fun that we like the same kind of colors! 😊 Even some that are not really famous like the Rose Dore Madder Lake! 😯 😅 Thanks for your recommendations! I am sure I would like olive green but I sort of create my own with my "dirty" yellow light. 🤣 See you!!

Thanks Eileen!! 😃 That's great (but a problem!...) that you reminded me about Cerulean Blue!! 🤣 I like it too but I am always hesitating between the Chromium and the Other one. I prefer the hue of the normal Cerulean Blue, slightly warmer, and maybe the kind of granulation (floculation they say sometimes?? I don't know if this is it) but I find it slightly weak, sometimes... The Cerulean Blue Chromium is richer with is nice but a bit too cool for my taste and has more a powder granulation I already have quite a lot in my palette. Ha ha, so many wonderful paints to choose from!! 😝

🤣🤣🤣 Thank you so much Alejandro!! 😛 See you! 👋

Hi Shinigami! Thanks for your comment! I am happy you liked my palette so much!! 😃 (btw my palette is a pencil box 😜) It can be nice for you to try artist grade paint. You will tell me if you feel the difference for real?! 😊 You could start buying 3 or 4 paints that could be a bit like primaries to start using them as a limited palette.

Hi Dionne, how are you? ☺️ Thanks for your compliments about my palette! Yes, some people, like you, reminded me Cascade Green. I have it, I will need to try it again. When I used it, I had this impression that its effect showed especially when it was all alone (like in a simple swatch) but I couldn't really enjoy it so well in a painting, in a overall wash, mixed with the other colors... Plus, I think the blueish tint that shows is ultramarine?! So, sometimes, when hesitating with the paint to include in the palette, I was just thinking : I just have to mix a green with ultramarine.... Not sure that's the good thinking though! I will keep thinking about it and trying it. About the sketchbook work, I always try to "kill" the gutter by painting across. I guess I don't like boundaries! 😅

@@FollowingtheWhiteRabbit The bluish tint is phthalo blue (PB 15) I believe. I wish it was Utramarine - there would be more granulation. 😊

Thanks! Ha ha, pencil boxes buddies!!! 😛😉 Yeah, I like how slim they are and, as it's metal, I can attach them to my board using magnets, so handy! See you! 😊

Hi Anne! How are you? 😊 Thanks for the recommendation ; I don't know this pigment. What would you say would be the difference with Quin Gold?!... 🤔

Ha ha, yeah, sure, Frouk fgb!! Me neither, I am the kind of person who likes it all, especially colors!!! 🤣 Before, I put the pans the other way in the palette and I could have a few more pans but it's slightly too tight for the pans I can buy by now.... I could definitely have more pans, yes 😅 but maybe more is not always better and you end up using always the same, I don't know?! Do you have a big palette with a huge amount of pans?! 😊 I sometimes hesitated for Lunar blue but I thought I already have quite a lof of blue (and I remembered I sometimes like to have Cerulean blue too!! 😯) and they say "Granulating lunar black floats above a phthalo undertone" so I thought I could rather mix it than buying one more tube... 🤔 What do you think?! I thought about making monochromatic studies with Lunar Black too!!!!! That's nice to know you are doing it. 😊 Don't you miss a plain undertone?!... Thanks a lot for your feedback. I should definitely try not to answer the comments with an even longer comment!!! 🤪😂

Hi Cathy! Thanks for being here with me too. 😊 Previously, I put the pans in the palettes the other direction (horizontally) and I could almost fit 3 rows but the pans I can buy now are slightly too big so this setting is a bit of a struggle. That's why I changed the direction of the pans but it's not a whole row less, just a few pans. ☺️ I think there was Cerulean Blue, Pyrrol Orange, Cadmium Yellow Orange, Indigo en addition to the other ones. 😌 I admit I hesitate with putting a few of these back but I don't know where!!! 😆 At some points, I sometimes had enven a few more opaques like Cadmium Lemon Yellow and Cadmium Orange. ☺️

Irit, thank you so much! I am so glad you enjoyed the video! 😊 I already hesitated a few times for the Sodalite Genuine... Do you think I should end up buying it?! 😅 It seems a lovely pigment but I am not sure I really need it... I talked about Cascade Green in another comment. That's a lovely paint too! 😊 Yeah, I am definitely going to offer more tutorials but maybe only from time to time because they are soooo time consuming!!! 😱 I think I spent half a week on this one! 😅 Thanks about the Iceland sketchbook. ☺️ I may show you the Ontario sketchbook next week. And there is also an Artist VLOG coming (in Antwerp), I am so excited about it!! 😃

I think you need Sodalite in your life ;) And looking forward to seeing more videos! I was wondering if you could recommend a youtube vidoe/channel/class for your style of watercolours sketching? I paint a lot with watercolours, but haven't really managed to find my groove in urban sketching/loose sketching. Thanks again!

Haha, Irit, thanks for your opinion! I may try Sodalite one day, you are not the only one that recommended it. 😉 I don't really know any class for this style but - don't tell anyone!! 😅 - I plan to offer a watercolor online course this year. 😃 Do you think you will be interested about it?! ☺️ And I will try to keep sharing a lot of tips and demos on the channel to try to help you all to loosen up and express with watercolor of course. 😊

Following the White Rabbit you're secret is safe with me ;) and yes I would be interested!

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I am dying to have Zoisite but it is so expensive and I am trying to wait until I have a few ideas of how I will use it.