Thanks for the feedback!

Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked them :-)

yes, indeed, unfortunately in Europe as well :-( I do love their quality though

Have fun with it 🙌👍

personally I would go for the Holbein set, because those have more granulation and especially a nicer color separation on the page - personal opinion of course 🙂

True :-(

I did not know that channel :-) Thanks so much for the suggestion!

Great job!

thank you so much 🙂

thank you so much 🙂

Not the complete set - I have around 52 colors, and I believe their total range at this moment is 72 - So I have 20 more to go 🙂

I promise that's a video coming up soon 🙂

my pleasure 🙂

Thank you so much!

Thanks for watching!

thank you so much!

You're welcome - thanks for checking out the video 🙂

@@watercolor.wyloeck I even subscribed! 😃

@@patbannister1 that is so nice of you 🙂

Hi! Thanks for the reply... Not sure what you mean exactly, but I just looked at the box and I guess you are referring to this code: WG591 , correct?

Hi - thanks for the reply! Oh no, not at all actually - these boards are light as a feather on themselves. I guess it does depend a bit on how big/heavy the sketchbook will be that you're gonna use, and perhaps also how big/heavy the paint palette will be, because that all adds up together for the final weight, but in terms of the board itself, there's hardly any noticeable difference in weight between those 2 versions... They really are very lightweight.

@@watercolor.wyloeck Thanks so much for the insight...I might end up ordering both sizes as I just went through my sketch books, and I have so many varied sizes.

@@lark6676 Super - let me know how they turn out 🙂

Glad I could help out. And thank you for watching. :-)

I was able to hunt down this set of 24 Harmonia paints on the Japanese Amazon site, if anybidy is interestwd. Here in Europe it is not sold anywhere at all. BUT on the Japanese Amazon site you will have to create an account, as they do not recognize existing foreign accounts. But then I was able to order them, as well as 2 sets with 3 tubes each of the Chinese Super Vision paints. They are all way too expensive ob Ali Express. Amazon Japan mails via DHL Express, which only took a few days to arrive in Europe.

Yes indeed, I'll need to swatch them using more water and with more space to move freely I guess... Interesting suggestion as to the name of the Witch Bordeaux :-)

My pleasure 👍

that's a real nice combo, right? glad you experienced that for yourself 🙂

Hi - thanks for the lovely comment :-) I actually found it very cheap on this site here: share.temu.com/pigG9zjM46A

I've been told they would become available in the fall in the US (although I have no idea where you live :-)

@@watercolor.wyloeck I am a US resident, so that's great! I'll ask for them for Christmas :)

Yes it does :-) Good luck! Let me know how it goes :-)

Thanks for watching! :-)

Happy to help! It's true, I still need to find good use for this set, it's a rather 'exotic' set, so not really useful in landscapes I guess...

Glad you like them!

Haha - well, I'm not Irish at all, I'm Belgian - Hehe... Recently another person asked if I was Scottish :-) Hope you don't unsubscribe now - haha - thanks!

@@watercolor.wyloeck interesting i was unaware of a Belgian accent! Love your Belgian accent!

@@paintingtheskykingdom9005 hehehe 🙂

After having seen these, the Holbein and the Chinese Super Vision paints I am thinking that the term "granulation" is mostly used for the multi-color effect in these, and not so much for the grainy, texture-like look that we refer to as granulation.

Companies just slap granulation sticker on and sell for double the price lol

Glad you enjoyed it!

thank you so much :-)

Hi - I'm so glad you liked it, and found it useful. I have indeed seen Holbein's instagram posts on these colors, and I have to say, the vibrancy of the colors really is spectacular, but the color separation is not at all what I was able to achieve. Perhaps I need to re-do the swatching and give the paints bigger boxes and more water to separate in... A more wet-in-wet swatching might be a good idea...

@@watercolor.wyloeck thanks for your reply, I agree on your points about bigger area, and more water. Also looking again at the Instagram images, in each case holbein appear to have diluted a very large amount of paint in a bowl containing a large amount of water. This may also be a clue as to how they got some way towards their separation results, although it is a very expensive method to test out in the real world. Still not convinced that y159 can be separated so cleanly from a mix containing bk6 and b16 though - as in their hazy moon yellow photo. All v intriguing though.

Hehe - yes, happy accidents I guess :-)

Yes indeed - it was marvellous! And I had no idea about the launch of the granulating set 🤭 - right time, right place I guess 😄

Thanks a lot! No, I’m from Belgium, why do you ask? 😀

Your "R"s have a very Gaelic sound to them to my ear so I suspect the same is for her. It's a bit reminiscint of an early Sean Connery between the Rs and the echo on some of your S's depending on where they fall in your sentence.

@@demaramorrow1661 haha - and just last week someone asked if I had Irish roots - so funny 🙂

It's those Gaelic consonants. 😂

Thanks so much!