Schmincke Exclusive Colors - Dot Card
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- A look at the Exclusive Colors on a Schmincke Dot Card and I try out some of my rusty German. An affordable way to test out some great colors. Join the channel to get access to AWESOME perks:
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I need to try these. Those cobalt colors and the perylene red are beautiful. Thanks Marty!
@@IllustrationsByPete The dot cards are a great way to see what you like for sure. Thanks for watch and the comment Pete!
Thanks for this. This is also my preferred brand. I especially like the Delft Blue as a mixer with an earth brown to produce a wonderful range of lights and darks which can often be enough for a fast sketch . Thanks for the pleasure of your company.
@@atelierthhun1165 Wow! 🤩 thanks for the kind words and for watching. Delft Blue is an awesome color. I have some in the tube thanks goodness.
Great idea to use windows as a way to swatch your colours. You did get lots outnof those dots. Schmincke is a dependable and traditional brand. I always knownwhat I get. It is consistent and it always delivers quality. I haven't been dissatisfied yet. As Germans say "Who buys cheap, buys twice" (Wer billig kauft, kauft zweimal) On your comment about "High German" (a.k.a "Hochdeutsch") This is the standard language, spoken without accent or dialect. It is said that people from Hannover speak the best German. "Low" German (Niederdeutsch or Plattdeutsch) is referred as German spoken near the low land areas near the northern coast. I live in Berlin, where lots of local jargon and expressions. I stick to Hochdeutsch. The language is difficult enough to entertain learning dialects! 😂
Thank you Berolina - I will always love Schmincke. I remember buying a small palette when I lived in Germany. It was on sale in a small art store, maybe the store also sold other things, my memory is fuzzy. Anyway the exchange rate was 4.5 Marks to the US dollar so I was living very well for a poor guy at the time. I lost that palette at some point in many moves, but I will never forget how good the paint was.
About specking German - In the video, did my German seem like it was high or low or a mix? I don't remember some words so I had to look them up and pronunciations are hard to remember without some help.
Thank you for watching!
@@owingsart Hi Marty! Your German was excellent 👍 and very much like the standard. The "Niederdeutsch" or "Plattdeutsch" sounds completely different. I doubt few people outside of Northern Germany or Eastern Netherlands speaks it daily. What a nice memory of your first Schmincke tin. I also remember mine. It was a 18 tube X 5ml Horadam, which I bought second hand. I saved for months for it. I still have the tin :-) Now I am considering adding my name to it ;-)
They truly are beautiful paints. But what caught my eye is your new water brush. Please tell us more about it.
@@NanaBeth1 Oh absolutely, that’s the Pentel Aqwash brush. It’s a medium and I’ve loved these for years because they are highly portable.
Love the German! I don't speak the language, but hopefully, I'll pick up a phrase of two. Great video and always informative! Thanks, Marty!
@@kellywilson2147 Thank you Kelly! I wanted to give you a BIG thanks for becoming a member of the channel. That means a lot to me to have your support. Thank you 🙏 ☺️
@@owingsart It's my pleasure, Marty!
Hey!!! It's Coco. Glad I found your channel.
Welcome!! Glad you found me Coco. Thanks for the Sub sister. Much appreciated.
My fav gray is that deep blue delft or indantrone and burnt umber!
Hi Karia - That's not a mixture I would have thought about. So you just mix Delft blue with burnt umber?
@@owingsart that’s what I would try. Got to watch the portions cause those dark blues are already grayish and very strong so might not need much to add to burnt umber.
@@ColoringKaria My feelings too. Also Madder Brown and Delft Blue as a mix is one of my favourites and well worth exploring.
I absolutely love their manganese violet, colbalt green pure, colbalt voilet hue, turners yellow, they are the easiest to rewet watercolors I own. Their granulating single pigments are the best bar none. When you rewet them and go to paint they are smooth and without a ton of filler. I have DS, Qor, sennelier, Rosa, W+N, but they are nothing compared to my schmincke. The granulating violets and greens in the other brands are difficult to rewet and when you paint with them it's like they are gloopy or they are so sticky that they are hard to get on the brush and then they are hard to get off the brush. They don't gradient well. I find it hard to explain why the schminckes work better and look better. But if you're getting a granulating pigment I'd always pick them if you can afford it. But I agree that getting the dot cards are always worth it. The DaVinci dot trays are the best value for your money when it comes to those. You literally get 5 different trays with nearly a quarter pan of paint per color. You have to order it from their website but it come within a week
Sorry I missed the originally Joy. Thanks for the thoughts and tips. I'm totally with you on the Schmincke paintings. I didn't know about the DaVinci's, interesting. Thanks for watching! Hope you are will.
I think your German is very good!! 👍 Schmincke paints are also one of my favourites - especially the transparent ones. Ruby Red is my favourite cool red. It’s one of 6 Schmincke paints I have in a small travel palette that I use a lot, even at home, as I can mix any colour I need from it!
Thank you Brigitte. I am trying to brush up on my German a bit so I can communicate better. I also love the ruby red in the Schmincke line. I think 6 is a great number of colors in a small travel palette. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. Ich wünsche ihnen einen wunderbaren Tag.
@@owingsart Danke gleichfalls!
6 Schminke paints in a split primary? What colors?
@@currysues I have Transparent Yellow, Transparent Brown, Transparent Red, Ruby Red, Phthalo Sapphire Blue and Helio Turquoise in my palette. The reds are quite similar but I love them both 😎
@@brigitteitgdanke! I always wanted to have a small Schmincke travel palette.
I would say volcano red is one of their most exclusive colors in the world, as well as volcano yellow. But I get it, these are their higher series number colors or their more expensive ones in general and oddly enough it’s similar to Winsor Newton and Daniel Smith higher series.
Hi Jose - I suppose it has a lot to do with the expense of the pigments used. Seems to be most companies pay roughly the same for the raw pigments or have a way to manufacture them using a combination of chemicals and raw material.
i don't know why, but i couldn't stop laughing when you went into your german lolol no offense lol just was soooo funny .. thanks , marty 😁😁kept thinking of hogans heroes 🤣🤣norakag , here
LOL. I know nothing!! 🤣🤣