Hi! I'm happy that i was able to help you through this review. And I agree, many are confused with how Shinhan differentiate their lines, the Professional and the PWC. And there's another one, the SWC wjich is practically the same same as PWC but only purposedly released for Korean market. And yes, i really think PWC , despite the fact that it's more expensive, is a better catch compared to professional in the long run. Artbar still has some PWC sets of 24 and 36 thr last time (March) i went there. ☺️ God bless too and stay Healthy.

Im glad you like it! this is one of my oldest videos, and it wasnt polished yet that time, but thank you for watching it. You now for sure are enjoying your paints. :)

Yes. I am very satisfied. The pigments are intense and I find it dries and flows differently from "western" brands like DS, WN or even Holbein and mission gold. I like it a lot when the paints behave a little differently because I have unexpected effects and it also forces you out of your confort zone.

Yes, these are bit heavier and that makes it more manageable and friendly.

welcome to my channel! and im happy to be of help. :) Shinhan PWC is a beautiful brand and im happy to have reviewed its full set. :)

Wow. Thank you for your support po. I really find time and put effort for this passion and appreciations like this help alot. Yes, let's keep on making Filipino artists felt in KZfaq world. Upload ka rin nang marami. 😊

@@AllanJayQuesada thank you din po. Sana po, soon. 😊

Hahaha. True. I almost didn't want to open the tubes.. You know, the beauty of new art materials? 😍🎨😁

Yes, and so satisfying to swatch as well. 😊 Thanks for dropping by. 😊

@@AllanJayQuesada I hope I do win the incoming giveaway soon! I would love to try them since I cant buy my own haha. Thank you for sharing!

@@abigsupporter8616 hehehe. Wishing you all the best in the contest/draw. And if ever you dont get it, i am releasing the remaining sets in my Carousell store, for only 1,600, free shipping in PH. 😊

@@AllanJayQuesada I still cant afford that but thank you for letting me know!

Thank you! :) May I know where are you from po?

@@AllanJayQuesada I'm from Bohol, Philippines po, especially Panglao. Walang available na Shinhan dito sa amin hahahaha.

@@mystyle_jm8997 the paradise island of Panglao. Angganda ng place niyo. 😊 If you want Shinhan PWC, i have sets available for sale in my carousell page. You may wanna checkout. I offer them for free shipping. And each 15ml tube only costs around 150php each. That is more than half of the store price.

@@mystyle_jm8997 pls do checkout my carousell page for more watercolor items. 😊 ph.carousell.com/allanjay_quesada/

Thank you so much for dropping by and for taking time to watch the review. I myself was looking for reviews of paints from local/Filipino artists because it's more relatable in most ways, but there were few. So, when I was able to collect paints, I had the idea to start reviewing each brand. I still have lots of brands to review such as Mijello, Holbein, Schmincke, Sennelier, Sakura Koi, Van Gogh, Gansai and more, but I just need more time. Please stay tuned. Thank you. 😊

That's really great and exciting! I just started saving up to hopefully buy good quality paints in the future because they are quite expensive here, so it's really helpful to be able to watch reviews of different brands for when I have enough money. And from a fellow Filipino too. I'm excited to see your future videos. Good luck kuya!

@@angelicajoy9474 thank you for the support! And wishing you all the best for your future art haul. 😊 Yes, for the mean time, gather more info on reviews, and by after that, itll be easier for you to choose which brands to have. 😊

@Allan Jay Quesada thank you po! God bless you in all your endeavors! 😊

The Porcelein palette? Yes, I love it too, so much.

Yeah, they're really good and affordable especially if you're from Asia. 😊🎨

Hello, I am from Chile. How and where can I obtain ShinHan? Thanks @@AllanJayQuesada

Yes! Me too! Next review: Sakura Koi Travel Kit! :) Stay tuned! Thanks!!

hi Gina. well, atleast, you are now prepared to make more sellable works. youre now ready. im excited for you. :)

Thanks for watching!

thank you. it is my pleasure to be helpful. :)

Thank you. Yes, i will for as long as fellow artists watch and support. 😊

Hmmm. That's a great trip for a showdown. Though mission gold and PWC are really comparable because they both come from Korea.. ☺️

Yes!!! I am really pushing for this, aren't I? (Sorry ;w;) I thought it would be so interesting for those who really itch to get the cheapest professional grade watercolors as much as possible. To see how they perform so they can coordinate the sets to their styles. I can already see that this can take so much time and effort and I can't thank you enough for all the extensive reviews that you made for all of us.

Hi, im glad you visited this video. This is my longest video, since it's a full range, and the more people see it, the more my effort and dedication is reciprocated. So thanks for that. 😊 For the leather journal, i bought it in 2017, it's a Labrador, a Thai brand, i believe. I browsed through their website, bit i couldn't find anymore exact same journal as mine. Anyway, this link im attaching is same price and size.. shoplabrador.com/product/ls38-ph-organizer-l5/ By the way, it came with an ordinary printer paper, which i replaced with arches 185gm and some ither watercolor papers. 😊 Yes, i agree. Cobalt violet reacts like that always and almost jn any brands ive seen, and it's a proof the real unique pigment is in it and not just a substitute. 😊 Yeah, i really love to share my experience and my collection because it will give more meaning and value is it is shared and also i love hearing from other artists too. It's a healthy way of learning and at the same time giving. 😊 I'm glad to have made you smile. 😊 🎨

@@AllanJayQuesada thank you so much Jay, I'll check out the link, I may do the same just cut down my arches and make a good watercolor sketchbook. I find it's hard to find a good one with 100% cotton, so that's a nice alternative thank you. Have an awesome day :)

@@angiewright-artist8246 you are welcome and have a nice day too. 😊 🎨

Asian paints are vibrant so the Opera is gonna be really popping out. just be careful cause Opera is fugitive. Shadow Green is my main green color. i mix yellow with it if i want a near sap green version. you mix it with phthalo? i can imagine a sophisticated turquoise result. :)

Yes, me too. Its perfect from pinkish skin and pink roses. 😊

You are very welcome, Judith. 😊 Oh is that so? May because shipping from Korea is more expensive now. Yeah, here in the Philippines, we are supplied by either 300g or 185g Arches papers. Yes, they have dried already before I sawtched them. The dots had been sitting for a day before I was able to swatch them. The Shinhan actually flows well, unless we compare it to Qor. Maybe my lighting has affected how it appeared to flow. But yeah, it was OK for me. My only thing baout Shinhan is that there are a lot of opaque colors because they mix pw6 often. Lots of colors are also only 2 stars over 3 for lightfastness. I am glad they have more 3 stars in their new 20 colors though.

@@AllanJayQuesada Thanks Allan. I really enjoy your reviews, a great deal. I particularly like the paintings you do so well. Most people slap down some paint in a simple "coloring book, " style after a demo, if the do one at all. YOU, highliight the paints to their best advantage: mixing and layering until the full effect of a brand can be seen in a small finished piece. That's the only way to know how something actually works. In the States, we have access to a great deal of information and unfortunately we take it for granted that peoples around the world do also, because of the internet(and our ignorance of other countries.) We don't realize that others don't have the access we do for various reasons: quite often location and economics. Your demos have a far reaching effect, not just for us, because of your excellent presentations; but for those who have a more limited access and need trustworthy information. Thank you for us all. Qor is probably the most free flowing of all the brands I've tried. They are costly, even here, but a little goes a very long way. There is one brand that I wonder about a lot. Blockx. Mandy Von George, from Holland does some outstanding brand paint reviews on KZfaq and she did one on them. They are probably the most expensive brand out there as they are made in Belgium., But, I mention them because she commented on how rich and "sticky," they are. That usually means a great deal of honey. My point is that with so much honey in them, they are unlikely to dry out so quickly while working in the heat, as you do. Perhaps you could ask her about them. She speaks about the intense pigmentation of the colors as being something that needs getting used to, but that might be helpful for you, and others in intense heat, like Australians, Middle Eastern and South American countries often experience. I don't know. I may be way off base, but it's information that might prove useful. Who knows? Perhaps and a follower in Belgium, might send you a sample sheet, (which contains and amazing amount of paint,) or the company might be willing to have you do a review and send some free paint to you. In any case, it's worth asking about. Again, many thanks, Allan!.

@@juditharowland3461 thanks for the kind words Judith. It is both the passion for the arts and the will to spread that passion across nations that push us to continue to improve in our craft. And I yes, I am maximizing the internet as well to learn and share what I Learn. I am really curious about Qor because of its properties. I might get a set soon, after I finish reviewing at least these 15 brands that I own.. I wish I could finish all by April so I could share some other demos and tips and maybe paint comparisons. I'm interested also to Blockx, also the Meimeri? Can't remember. Hehe. But I am more excited to get to try more hand made paints after experiencing the beautiful A. Gallo from Italy. And if some paint manufacturers can gift me, even just dot cards to try and review their paints, that would be very awesome already for me. 😊 I hope people from the other side will also get to realizs that there are also watercolorists here in this part of Asia and that we are also interested to grow as artists. And thanks for being part of this spread. 😊 🙏 And yes, I will start contacting some paint manufacturers and for some samples that I could try. 😊

@@AllanJayQuesada Good for you, Allan! I have MaiMeri Blu, out of Italy and it is stunning. If you like Gallo, you'll like these. Very transparent and also expensive. Not as much as Blockx, but pricey. As for handmade paint, other than a few known individuals I would take care. It seems like everyone in the states is trying their hand at making watercolor paint. There is much more to it than measuring binder and pigment and using a pestle to grind them. That is why paint companies use huge metal rollers for very long times. Gallo? Definitely.There is something about Italians and their paint, much like Sennelier or Schmencke. You can tell in a heartbeat that it's special. I saw that in Gallo the first time it was used, and your results were just the same. Others that I have tried, not so much. People like them because of the "Handmade," label and frequently because of the fancy wrapping. Fancy wrapping is just that ..wrapping. It isn't the paint. One on one, I usually find them wanting. If they are mineral based quite often they are dull and grainy even when there isn't supposed to be much granulation. And you never know what the lightfast rating actually is because the brands aren't formally tested. Qor is unique and special. It is manufactured by Golden Paint, here in the States. They are the company that make the Golden Acrylic paint so many people use. It uses a non organic, non animal sourced, binder called Aquasol, not Gum Arabic. Only Qor uses this but it mixes well with any watercolor paint. It glows, no questions there and they have 5 ml. sets for under $100 USD. Their 24pc. assorted will go a very long way should you choose to get some. You should also contact Ben Gavett, at Qor. He might be able to send you dot cards for them. I did learn something else that may be of benefit to you. Jackson's paint, from the online Jackson store in England, sells worldwide and is remarkably like Sennelier at 1/3rd the price. Try them. You might be able to get a store affiliation for the South Pacific and if so, could get some samples. It doesn't hurt to ask. Often paint manufacturers make a house brand for a company,( usually stateside, I believe,) and it turns out to be the same paint, in different tubes. Primarily, the label of the company selling it. Usually that company is a large art store. I cannot say for sure, but I believe that the Dick Blick watercolor paint may be made by M. Graham. I could be wrong but I have an allergy to the honey they use and I tested some Blick paint and I had the same issue. Great paint: the problem is all mine. M. Graham also glows. Another brand well worth trying is Da Vinci. They make paint in 15 ml. and 37ml. tubes and it is priced well below it's value. DaVinci watercolor is prized by some outstanding artists. I know about it because I have had contact with the Company itself. Cheap Joe's, American Journey is made by DaVinci but buying the actual DaVinci brand directly from the manufacturer, is less expensive. Cheap Joe's as a store or online is a drop dead wonderful; wonderful, place to buy supplies. It's tucked away in a very tiny town called Boone, in North Carolina, on the East Coast. They are very small but with a hugely generous heart and talented people. See them on KZfaq. If you have any questions about something "arty," thee Dick Blick Product Information team is a wonderful resource as well. They offer free information that is very useful when anyone calls in. The C.S people there really know their art supplies and are able to freely share what they think would be of benefit. You can trust them also. That's about it for now. Let me know if you want any more information and I will see what I can do to help. FYI, Australia also has some excellent brands and they are closer to you. I can't check them out, but you can. It's worth a shot. Be well..........and happy painting, Allan!

@@juditharowland3461 yeah, the A.Gallo has this charisma for me and the packaging and freebies made it extra interesting and it's maker too. I love also that handmade paints to not have too many colors. It doesn't hurt to collect all the colors that they have. Hahaha. Right now, I am really interested to the 24 colors set of Qor and in Da Vinci. I've started liking them in the reviews here and they also rank high in In Liquid Color's review and I trust her choices as well. And thank you for your generous tips and recommendations too. I hope the manufacturers notice me and us here in southeastasia so that paints and materials are more accessible here and they won't even have to be too expensive. I am actually willing to say, resell or capitalize in some brands because I want to start focusing on this passion and align my source of income to this passion. Hehe, well, I know it's not easy, but at least I'm having this vision as a start. Thank you Judith for following. I am again reviewing one of my brands today or maybe tomorrow, so I hope you could check it out again. Thank you so much! 😍

Hi Akimies! I have granted your request in advance. 😀 I have reviewed my Van Gogh 2weeks ago. Here's the link and pls subscribe for more! 😀kzfaq.info/get/bejne/l6hgZdaIurWYknk.html

OMG that's so awesome!! I'm gonna go and subscribe and support your videos

@@akimiiies thank you so much, Akimies. Today I'm doing the artist grade sister of Van Gogh, the Rembrandt. It will be available in 12hrs. Hope you could also check it out. 😀

The permanent rose of pwc is a bit deeper as compared to quinrose of VanGogh which is pinkier. White nights carmine is nearer to permanent rose of pwc. Both are Deep cool red.

@@AllanJayQuesada this is very helpful, thank you again Allan :)

Thanks for watching, Lisa! Im glad you appreciate my long and old (raw) video.

Hi! yes, will do that soon. I already have the 30-color set or SHinhan Pro. :)

Definitely agree for the strong point of focusing on the pigments that are reliable and lightfast. 🙌 6-10 colors is actually enough if those are the reliable pigments. My worries if you get the set of Shinhan, some of the pigments in that set might not be as lightfast as the others, so think about that point as well. If you get 6 - 10 select colors of 5ml tubes in Daniel Smith that would cost lesser than the price of the Shinhan set.. or maybe around 8 select 15ml tubes on Shinhan.

@@AllanJayQuesada Oh! I see. Dutifully noted, I started out with invidual sennelier tubes as my primary artist quality watercolors so I thought maybe it's time to invest in a set. I understand now that maybe sticking to a few good brands will be better and if I wanted to try other brands out I should rather try a few of them. Thank you!

@@saujanyaroy4942 yes, that's right. If it's just for a 'fun' set, then go for any huge set. But for professional choice and for pigment and lightfastness priority, I'd always suggest to be pickier. No worries, youll have a great time and experience selecting the best for you. 🎨😊

Hello. Thanks! I believe, there are 2 main reasons why there's a 'student' grade paint. 1st is people think a cheaper paint is good for those who are still figuring it out if theyd like watercolor or not. If they eventually figure out they don't, it's less painful for the pocket. 2nd is, some beginners specially those who have started with the chalky and maputlga paints like Simbalion may get "overwhelmed" with the pigmentation artist grade has.. hahaha. And i find that funny. Whenever I'm asked, my advise is, het the best you can afford. 😉 With regards to the 2.. hmmm van Gogh is my top choice for student grades while PWC of Shinhan is at like top 16-20 out of my artist grade paints.. so having that said, parang nagtatagpo na sila. Hahaha. Well, id still advice you to get shinhan. But a bigger advice i van give is to choose the pigment/colors wisely.. another advice i can give if youre getting pwc set? Just get the pure pigment set of Mijello, as the pigments there are already well selected. 😉

sorry sa late reply po. medyo same pero parang mas warm yung s Shinhan.

Yes, I agree. They're greens are great. And much more, when you see the new 20 additional colors which include more lightfast greens such as chromiums. Have you tried searching through Amazon? I found some sellers of individual tubes there. 😊

Allan Jay Quesada which country ‘s Amazon?There is no assess in Chinese or American Amazon

@@featherarrow3156 oh.. I saw it in Amazon US. If youre not able to access Amazon US, i think you may want to try reaching out Shinhan Website directly. Korea is nearer to China, so i think, it may be easier and shipping fee is cheaper.. 😊

Hi. This kasi was one of the earliest reviews that I did kaya wala pang comparison.. wala pang halos other swatches to compare it with.hehe

@@AllanJayQuesada I am hoping that you consider to review it again.

I believe Jackson's Art and Ali Express sends items world wide. You may try these sites. 🙏

Thanks for prompt repy. I will do it. @@AllanJayQuesada

@@mariapazaristeaguirre4491 my pleasure. Pls let me know if it works.

Hello. Thank you. 😉 If ang choice mo is Shinhan PWC, then go for it kasi artist grade yun. But if ang choice is Shinhan Professional, that is the lower grade, so better ang Sonnet. Sonnet comes in full pans and are also good. 😉🎨

There aren't ANY full range PWC reviews on *YT for a while, and this was v helpful! #pinoy!!

Thank you! 😊

@@selahpaintco oh.. I didn't know there are also watercolor contents in Trip advisor.. Thanks for the info. 😊 And yeah, I was able to collect a full range, minus the 20 new colors, so I am really excited. 😍

Haha lol that was supposed to be YT before auto correct!

@@selahpaintco oh I see. 😅

yes, true to some colors. some rewet easily, some dont. i guess, because of the pigment character and because some have more binders when i dotted them.

hahaha. i get that question alot.. mas kilala ko ng Shinhan PWC kasi may 84 colors ako.. ang MG, meron lang akong 36. Feeling ko very similar sila. siguro magkakatalo nalang sa set napipiliin mo at sa pigments na kasama sa set na yun. and napansin ko lang sa 84 colors ng PWC, marami ron ang may mix na white creating pastel colors..so mga opaque un. may iba, gusto nila un, yung iba, ayaw nila. :)

Hmmm. Very comparable silang dalawa sa totoo lang. Pati sa color names and pigments. Pero parang for me lang, medyo mas matingkad si PWC. Pero parang mas transparent overall si Holbein.. kung sinong mas maganda, i think, patas lang talaga. Siguro doon ka nalang sa kung alin anv mas mura at available. ☺️

I was gonna ask same question. I dont understand a single word of the answer 😂

You're very fortunate to have the means and access to these artist grade paints you've mentioned. ☺️ Lahat yan ay ok, wala nMan tapon. (I suppose the winsor newston is the professional not the cotman). If it is, id choose winsor and newton pro. Nextbsi holbein then si pwc. The most affordable artist Grade paints are the the White Nights and Marie's Masters watercolors. If you want to have these cheapest brands, they're available in my Shopee store. ☺️ Thank you and welcome din.

Noted po😊 w hat is the name of your shop po ba?

Hahaha. It's our neighbor's dogs. 😆 Thank you. 🙏🎨🥰

Hello po. Hindi ko nga pala naisasama ang Shinhan sa comparison portions. Anglaki kasi niya. Overall, mas magandang brand ang Shinhan (Korea vs China ✌️). Pero marami tayong considerations din at ibaibang preference. Yung Marie's Masters kasi, sobrang mura pero sa totoo lang, maganda rin siya, vibrant, hindi chalky, may pigment codes and walang fugitive pigments sa selection. Shinhan Extra Fine PWC naman is ganon din like Maries Maries, angkaibahan sa texture is mas liquid ung Shinhan. Mas solid ung sa Maries Masters. Pero sa presyo, mas mahal si Shinhan lalo kung isa isa lng bibilhin ang colors. Siguro kung ako ang pipili, Shinhan PWC parin. Pero kung trip mo ang Shinhan, bat dj ka nalang mag Mijello Pure Pigment? Mas maganda color selection nun, same price lang halos hehe

@@AllanJayQuesada thank youu po sir :)

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yeah, both similar pigments. one must be PG18 and one must be PG7 hehe

Hello po. Naku, matagal na pong na soldout yung PWC ko sir. Pero iniisip ko rin mag sell ng halfpan sets ng PWC soon. marami rin naman po akong ibang items na mas maganda pa. 😉 Hanggang next year, hanggat may supplier, tuloy lang po tayo.