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Impressed with the look of the brushes. Haven't used them yet, but will let you know momentarily.
I must confess I haven't used this colour for portraits but I find it a gorgeous autumnal red
It is a really nice colour and mixes very well, great paint to work with.
You can’t ask for more.
Great service, as it was shipped to Germany.
got the Primary Colours Warm & Cool Starter Pack plus 14 more and have swatched them out. thet are good paint......... see photo of swatch here https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1595886574088414&set=a.153600514983701
Very happy with this ink. It flows smoothly and evenly. It gives dense black lines wherever I use it.
First class product - very happy with it
A beautiful warm transparent red. Very high pigment content, magnificent glaze cover.
Love this colour. The paint is so pigmented, I only need the tiniest bit! I've been painting misty forest and moody shadows with it and it's absolutely gorgeous. The slight hint of green is perfect for painting natural landscapes and dark foliage.
I like the different types of paint especially shimmers which I use in my work
I like the promptness of delivery
A real help for improvement to my art.
I'm very impressed with Jackman's Titanium White. One of the challenges with water colour painting is not usually being able to paint light colours over dark colours. But I've discovered that if you add the titanium white to your colour (adjusting the tonal value accordingly) then you can, as it is semi-opaque. So it's really useful for instance when you need to paint light coloured leaves or thin branches against a dark background. You have to be careful about using it to paint over mistakes or to add clouds to a sky, as seen from the side of the picture it can go greyish. If I decide to add clouds retrospectively I'll use the white watered down, and then blot it, which seems to work quite well as a 'work around' and the alight greyish tinge you are left with at the bottom of the clouds works in this instance. I wouldn't be without it now!
So enjoy Michele’s you tube videos. So helpful and so clear with her advice and recommendations.
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Let customers speak for us
Impressed with the look of the brushes. Haven't used them yet, but will let you know momentarily.
I must confess I haven't used this colour for portraits but I find it a gorgeous autumnal red
It is a really nice colour and mixes very well, great paint to work with.
You can’t ask for more.
Great service, as it was shipped to Germany.
got the Primary Colours Warm & Cool Starter Pack plus 14 more and have swatched them out. thet are good paint......... see photo of swatch here https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1595886574088414&set=a.153600514983701
Very happy with this ink. It flows smoothly and evenly. It gives dense black lines wherever I use it.
First class product - very happy with it
A beautiful warm transparent red. Very high pigment content, magnificent glaze cover.
Love this colour. The paint is so pigmented, I only need the tiniest bit! I've been painting misty forest and moody shadows with it and it's absolutely gorgeous. The slight hint of green is perfect for painting natural landscapes and dark foliage.
I like the different types of paint especially shimmers which I use in my work
I like the promptness of delivery
A real help for improvement to my art.
I'm very impressed with Jackman's Titanium White. One of the challenges with water colour painting is not usually being able to paint light colours over dark colours. But I've discovered that if you add the titanium white to your colour (adjusting the tonal value accordingly) then you can, as it is semi-opaque. So it's really useful for instance when you need to paint light coloured leaves or thin branches against a dark background. You have to be careful about using it to paint over mistakes or to add clouds to a sky, as seen from the side of the picture it can go greyish. If I decide to add clouds retrospectively I'll use the white watered down, and then blot it, which seems to work quite well as a 'work around' and the alight greyish tinge you are left with at the bottom of the clouds works in this instance. I wouldn't be without it now!
So enjoy Michele’s you tube videos. So helpful and so clear with her advice and recommendations.