Thank you for your insight. I have been working with the Aqua Duo water mixable oil. It works well, but I had no reference to compare it with other brands. Now I do, I will have to look for Cobra and give I a try.

TOMMYYY. The video quality is amazing. So professional dude I admire you

Perfecto. Gracias.

Great video man 😍

Very insightful, thankyou for this information. I've never worked with water soluable oils. What is the typical open time to work and blend with this medium? Thankyou!

Did u use only water to Paint or any other medium maden by cobra royal talens (linseed oil , thinner etc . ) Which brushes do u prefer to use with cobra : synthtic or bristle ?

I saw several videos about water mixable oils of different brands. Perhaps it would be correct to call them water cleanable, water washable oils . I recently tried a type of watermixable oil colors from the ferrario brand (idroil). bad smell, not at all covering, diluting them with a little water the pigment peeled off. probably the best on the market are artisan w & n, cobra royal talens, georgian daler rowney, Lukas Berlin . I m still skeptical about this new colors . In Italy they are unsuccessfull . They didn t have good advertisment . Even in Academy of fine arts no One teacher told me about these new colors. But for my curiosity i like to experiment (also because i love oil colors but solvents as turpentine are toxic ) . In the stores nowadays there re too many medium , thinners even bio / green to solve problems of headache , toxic by turpentine . This Wide selection of medium and thinners create in me much confuse about how to mix oil to get different results (as alla prima , glazing , layering etc ) It s so rare to find watermixable oils in italian art stores . Maybe they are more popular abroad , as in usa , northern Europe .