Welcome to my latest haul video, where I will showcase the watercolors, colored pencils, and markers that I have recently purchased. I am excited to share my testing results with you and hope that you will find my video interesting and return to my channel for future updates.
First on my list is the Artistro watercolor paint set. I have already tried the metallic watercolors from Artistro, and also their markers and I found that the acrylic markers were nice, especially the white one. I bought this set for the interesting colors such as dragon fire, leprechaun gold, glass slipper, magic wand, violet tiara, and rainforest magic. These are chameleon colors, which is why I was drawn to it. The set includes five black and five white pieces of watercolor paper, with a weight of 300 GSM, which is great.
The packaging for this set is impressive, and I love the design of the box. I have also tried other Artistro watercolors, which were presented similarly.
Moving on, I have two drawing inks from Winsor & Newton, which includes black, white, and metallic gold.
Continuing with the gold theme, I purchased Royal Flesh metallic gold color, which is an acrylic color. I have been searching for a nice opaque gold color, and I hope this one works out. I also bought gold leaves, which I have not used yet. I will need glue to apply them to my paper.
Next, I have the Distress Crayons from Tim Holtz. I have been wanting to try these out for some time now. They look like ordinary crayons, but they are water-soluble and come in a pen form.
I bought the water-soluble wax pastels from Caran D’ache. I purchased the small set to test them out as I have been wanting to try them for some time.
Next is the set of Pentel oil pastels and watercolor pencils. The Pentel oil pastels have a strong odor, but are affordable at around eight or nine euros for a set of 50. I did not buy this set for the oil pastels but instead for the watercolor pencils. I also have the Staedtler double-ended watercolor brush pens which are water-soluble markers. I have tried several products from Staedtler’s Design Journey selection and have had mixed experiences, so I’m curious about these ones.
Next up are the Giotto portrait set colored pencils that do not have any noticeable odor. Also, I will try the Eberhard Faber oil pastels. The next item on the list is the Ohuhu metallic marker pens which resemble the acrylic markers from Arctics. I want to compare them with another brand that I’ve already tried.
Next to show you are the Sennelier iridescent colors which I got for a steal at Bosner for 41 euros instead of the original price of 79 euros.
Finally, I have two colors from Daler Rowney professional watercolors: Cobalt magenta pv14 and nickel titanate yellow. I don’t have this yellow color and thought it might be nice to try. I also picked up a few types of paper, including recycled paper and mixed media paper from Strathmore. I am curious to see how these different papers will hold up with watercolor painting. Thank you for watching my review video, and I hope it was helpful to you.
Used materials (Amazon affiliate links):
STAEDTLER Brush Tip Watercolour pens: https://amzn.to/42HjSMT
Eberhard Faber Artist Color Oil Pastel: https://amzn.to/3FRLWU3
Caran d’Ache Swisscolor Water-Soluble Wax Pastel: https://amzn.to/40C36Nu
ARTISTRO Metallic Watercolour Paint: https://amzn.to/3LObW6F
Giotto: https://amzn.to/3LRFIan
Distress crayons: https://amzn.to/3K60RfV
Pentel: https://amzn.to/3LTxH4W
PAul Rubens watercolor paper pad: https://amzn.to/3nkcsyY
Clairefontaine Portfolio Acrylic: https://amzn.to/40za4mn
Canson C agrain: https://amzn.to/3lLPRLh
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