I dabbled a bit with my Kremer pigment watercolors this evening, they are a bit different to paint with than the ones I usually use (mostly Winsor & Newton). I like them, I like the way they granulate and behave differently than the others - I am often surprised by the results of color mixing with these colors, they have a mind of their own. What I don´t like is the fact that I can´t get a decent pink or violet out of them... I am going to have to add a magenta of some sorts to this box, otherwise I can´t get the colors I want. Frustrating.
8 x 12, watercolors without drawing on a small Moleskine Watercolor spread.
7 comments:
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Oh wow, this is just gorgeous! The colors remind me of vintage material or wallpaper. I just LOVE the colors and the flowers. :)
I haven't come across that brand before. You certainly have produced a lovely piece with them!
This looks beautiful. I have often wondered about Kremer watercolors - they're more opaque than most brands aren't they? Oh, and since this is one of my favorite blogs, you are hereby tagged. Visit my blog for details. caseytoussaint.wordpress.com
These are dreamy soft and quite Real. Very nice, I love to study these paints and learn how to better save my whites .Thank you.
OH man...I thought the apples were good but these are even better...what a lovely job!! great colors
WOW, Nina. I love playing with Kremers, too, for the granulating colors, and they make dynamite blue grays.
I always go back to W&N and DS, though...gotta have more transparency!
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