Why do you see HUE on watercolour tubes?

[@jackhumphreymusic]

It is worth noting that a lot of the time hues are used to substitute expensive pigments for cheaper ones in order to save money You will very often find a cerulean hue or cobalt blue hue made out of phthalo blue/ultramarine and white in student grade lines because those pigments are cheaper

[@pinklady7184]

I knew that already , as I had previously read books on recipes for making paints, varnishes, pastels, etc" "Hue" means artificial, not genuine. For example, Cadmium Red Hue. "Lake" means glazing, always transparent. Glazing colours are used as the final layer. You smudge or rub the glazing paint over last dried layers of paint. For example, Crimson Lake.

[@TenBob]

You are a great presenter. Detailed explanation.

[@sheilasinghal2922]

Thank you so much! I always wondered what "hue" meant. I generally assumed it meant "cheap paint" but your swatches give really interesting results. 😊

[@ChristopherSparks]

Loved the Daler Rowney Gamboge.

[@freddibnah4843]

Thank you for creating these videos. I found them so helpful in terms of understanding colour and paint.

[@monica-NJ-123]

This was very interesting and as a newbie I still don't understand , ill have to watch several times to let it sink in 👍

[@mavistay1210]

Thank you. Helpful and educational.

[@farmerfox3332]

"This hue is for hue" lol love it. Thank for info. Great video.

[@Mon-fx9rm]

Nice explanation

[@xvgarnet]

Thank you for this video, very informative!

[@robl9767]

The pigment numbers confuse me too much so I just go with color name but that sometimes means I get a muddy color when I don’t want one by mixing a cool with a warm. Good video and explanation as always.

[@teohyc]

To avoid muddy mixes, look at the colour wheel and choose primary colours that are near each other. Handprint.com has a colour wheel with pigment codes

[@ImaMes888]

Very informative. Thank you!

[@carlamorais-art]

Thank you! Finnaly an explanation for this!!!

[@eirschu8973]

How did you know? How did you know I just wondered about the HUE thing yesterday while unpacking my W&N Cotman watercolors :o

[@godzandheros]

It looks like Schmincke made a non toxic version of their Cobalt Cerulean, with Cerulean Hue, because in tone they looked very similar. That would be my guess as to why it appeared so dark compared to the others.

[@tiffinstingkatssimple9112]

Hi Bro. I thoroughly enjoy ur advice. I'm slowly putting together a smallpalette of watercolor. Can't afford to buy all the colors at once. Old u guide me on the first 5 colors to buy?

[@dbabybear]

thanks for this video

[@reskiramli1179]

Thanks👍

[@kojiyonamine7880]

I always thought it was mostly because of toxicity....btw, I would love to see your views on this someday. Are you going to make a video about WN cadmium free colors?

[@teohyc]

Some pigments are phased out due to toxicity. Eg Manganese Blue. Some are phased out due to supply issues, eg PO49 WN Cadmium free colours are just mixed pigments. Same as DS “Cadmium” colours.

[@jeggification]

There are hues made up of two or more pigments and then there are convenience colours made up of two or more colours, such as Hooker's Green. So is Daniel Smith's New Gamboge really just a convenience orange?

[@randalllaue4042]

The color changed when Company moved to different country, different laws on toxicity...

[@muskndusk]

I would always buy the hue of any cadmium colour, from the assumption that it's made with non toxic ingredients.

[@robkemp7291]

May I ask what's the largest difference between mijello and schminke.

[@JayNathanWatercolor]

For me the biggest difference is that Schmincke is much more active wet in wet. I think that's because Schmincke contains ox gall where as Mijello doesn't.

[@adbeelkarin]

Thank you Theo nyoL

[@angelicamartacahyaningtyas9083]

0:05 Well, this video is for HUE :)

[@Mochicchino]

💜

[@AlphaGeekgirl]

I’m assuming that all the pigments that start with a P is because they are pigments. As in PY150 would be Pigment Yellow 150. So why does the Rose Madder start with an N?

[@ace_oneseven]

N is from natrual ,natural pigments are extracted from plant or animal material, e.g. B. indigo, chlorophyll and cochineal. Rose Madder NR 9 is a natural colour from the roots of the common madder plant called Rubia Tinctorum.

[@socratesthecabdriver]

🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@jennyyipcy]

Please let me know where I can find your link to selling your excess watercolour paints, thank you.

[@teohyc]

Hi, it's here www.parkablogs.com/content/watercolour-paint-sale

[@Creativeone63]

Is the full set of colors listed still available?

[@teohyc]

@@Creativeone63 I don't update the stock that often so some colours may be out of stock, or I may not have the right box. Right now I'm out of the 12-pan metal box.

[@dandfawesome3611]

Thank you, good information

[@AlphaGeekgirl]

That dark Schminke Cerulean Blue is kinda weird, especially when it contains a white pigment :/

[@jennw6809]

A lot of companies do that, putting in white to simulate Cerulean, but it's not very satisfying as a substitute.

[@natford8271]

HOW does one pigment create different colours? My chemistry background is confused by that. Also you say the swatch labelled WIN is Schminke but I am guessing it is Winsor & Newton. 😉

[@secretfolders6069]

Hue jackman 😂

[@DahHar117]

?? I guess I need to watch again. Maybe I don't even know enough to understand.

[@jennw6809]

It may not make a lot of sense if you aren't familiar with pigment numbers and names. For instance, Cerulean Blue (the real stuff) is PB35. If a paint company makes a similar blue with a different pigment like PB 15 instead, they should call it Cerulean Blue Hue.