Bruynzeel Rijksmuseum Watercolour Pencils - A Review

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[@carolb6581]

Thank you, Henny, for another helpful and enjoyable video. As a long-time fan, I continue to be grateful for your time and efforts in sharing fun, creative experiences and coloring/art supplies with us.

[@justkelly2]

I recently got a new tool that I have been using with my watercolor pencils, Inktense, and Neocolor II. It’s a simple plastic palette from Caran d’Ache that’s smooth on one side, and textured on the other. On the textured side, you can scribble with the pencil add some water, and use it like a more traditional paint. I’ve been having fun mixing colors that way as a new way of playing with my supplies, and thought I’d share!

[@music-sc7eg]

kelly I've had a look at that but not yet bought as it is relatively expensive. Thought about the peeler as well have you tried that?

[@justkelly2]

@music I got it for around $11-12 USD. I haven’t tried the peeler, mostly because the supplies are so expensive and I don’t want to waste them.

[@music-sc7eg]

@kelly 123 that is interesting to hear as I find a craft knife takes off mainly the wood whereas a sharpener takes lots of core and I expected the peeler to do the same as a craft knife. If I ever get one I will get back to you. The palette in UK is £12 ish ($16 I think).

[@muskndusk]

I have the Caran d'Ache palette and use it to mix colours. It can be extremely useful. I'm sure if you look hard enough round your home you'll find some plastic with a rough surface which will do the job. I've seen videos of people using plastic chopping boards for the same purpose.

[@kerstinbuettner6076]

Thank you very much that you zoom in so often either when you paint and color or when you review anything. I like every of your vids 👍

[@cassiezcreates2878]

Those look amazing. I have the Derwent watercolor pencils, and the do not completely dissolve. When you put the water down, the pencil strokes are still visible. These are nice! I’ll have to look into getting a set. Thank you, and your end painting is beautiful!

[@deedeebattle2522]

My Bruyzeel Design pencils crumble like that but I still love them. Your painting turned out wonderful. I hope all is well with you. Thanks for telling us about the brand.

[@alistewart3451]

I have this set, and I really like it. My only complaint was about the lack of color info on the pencils themselves. I enjoy using them, though I refer to my color swatch card pretty frequently.

[@jiahuizhang4597]

Thanks for the review! I really hesitate before but I bought it after you video

[@anncurran4704]

I know that the regular Brunzeel pencils are now manufactured by the Japanese firm Sakura. Sakura is stamped on the pencils. Do you know if the watercolor pencils are produced by Sukura as well?

[@brachameansblessing3127]

I would love to see you use more water color products in your coloring book pages - pencils, Neo Color II, actual paints, etc. 🎨♿👵 Barb

[@muskndusk]

15 minutes of swatching!

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