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Continuing the Palette Tour | Re-evaluating Beam Paints (Watercolor)

Re-evaluating Beam Paints watercolors after a few years (how was 2021 so long ago?!) The short version: - The smaller wells make it harder to get paint, which the process slower. - The paint stones from the Mother Earth set are more opaque and contain larger particles that sit on the paper. Mixes with these paints become muddier. - Similarly, some of the colors in the Spectrum 11 are PW6 mixes (Morning Peach and Robin's Egg Blue), which makes them more opaque. They also make poor mixing colors. - Some of the paints have very low tinting strength. Overall, these paints are beautiful on their own, but don't suit my painting style at this point, which relies on using a limited set of colors that can be mixed and layered heavily. [ Supplies ] -- Not Sponsored -- - Sketchbook made by Spofgh with Saunders Waterford paper - Beam Paints Watercolor - Nicker Poster Colour (White) - Tintoretto Quill Brush + Princeton Neptune Brush [ My Socials ] Instagram, Artfol: @briwidmerart   / briwidmerart   ​