I have one Caran D’Ache Museum Aquarelle pencil I got as a sample and I’m so proud of it, I display it, lol.

@Lachri

2 жыл бұрын

LOL!!

Ive tried every brand of artists' water soluble pencils and and reviewed most of them and these are by far the best. The Albretch Durer are a close second because they do have more colors and are easier to layer than these but this are in my estimation by far the best water soluble pencils on the market

This medium is the best of both worlds!I used to use only colored pencils until I discovered watercolor pencils. I love how Faber Castell Albrecht Durer Watercolor pencils can layer. I've been wanting to try the museum aquarelle because I bought the Luminance pencils and these look just as amazing. Also it's nice not having to use solvents to blend. All you need is a little water to get rid of the grainy look, it's so satisfying.

Every time I thought it was perfect you added another layer and took it to a new dimension, lovely ethereal result

@Lachri

6 жыл бұрын

:D Thanks!!

It is truly beyond me how you can be so skilled in so many different media. Wonderful work Lisa.

@Lachri

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you :)

I really like your drawings and in one day I wish I will draw as realistic as you draw. When I see you drawing you wake up inspiration in me. THANK YOU! 🙏❤

Thank you for your generoisity! Watching your video always encourages me to keep trying. My watercolor pencil is Caran d'Ache Supracolor, which is less expensive than the Museum, but it is also somewhat opaque. Hope to learn more watercolor pencil techniques from you😍.

Hi Lisa!!! Thanks for de upload.. I have to thank you a lot for your videos and consistent uploads. I live in argentina and I sadly cannot join patreon, but I learned so much from your videos that you post here. Your content is so helpful and thanks to you, now Im making money from my art. A year ago, I decided I really wanted to make a living from what I love to do and now I cant find time to relax haha sometimes is so stressful with all the commisions but Im super happy to finally be able to live from what I love the most. Thank you, thank you THANK YOU

@Lachri

6 жыл бұрын

I'm so happy to hear that!!!

I love that I can see you using these pencils. I would love to see you do a portrait in these. I found that they lend themselves to using many layers. I know it’s ungodly expensive, but you might want to try 300 weight paper. Arches is definitely the way to go. You might find that you get deeper, richer colors if you try the cold press. It’s not as appealing in a small drawing, but on a large drawing, cold press seems to allow the detail that hot press does, but the surface is much more durable. When I use them, I tend to make the last layer mostly in dry pencils. If you are worried about the paintings being fragile, you might want to spray them with fixative after they are thoroughly dry. I have heard that this helps with lightfastness, but I really don’t know if that’s accurate. I use Lascaux brand because it seems to work on any medium, and It doesn’t darken the painting or change the colors. It’s too expensive, but I don’t use much.

“I sold a toe to buy these.” Lol. But, yeah. Expensive but fabulous. Working with these pencils, to quote (or paraphrase) George Costanza, is like being draped in velvet. Love ‘em! Now if I could only afford them..

I want to tell you that the new intro you have with your shoulder chicken is so adorable. I could look at chicken walking through pencils all day long.

@Lachri

6 жыл бұрын

HAHA Thanks! I want to make more with him so we can have some variation. He needs to star in them all though :P

@B1ackDahlia767

6 жыл бұрын

Sina Preilowski Huzzah to the shoulder chicken!! 😂

I absolutely loved watching you color/ paint this. You offered so many good tips💕

Absolutely gorgeous. Your work is so inspiring, wonderful, etc etc etc. You're the best!!!!

Amazing work, love it!! I love these pencil awl hell I love all Caran D'ache pencil. Thanks for the tips...

Sadly they do have wax in them so it does make them have a bit of a wax bloom giving them an opaque finish. They do have the best pigment and color payoff out of all the major brands so they do make a great dry pencil, the only other way to get them to work for loose coloring is if you use an aqua brush and apply a wet brush to the tip of the pencil then apply to watercolor paper. The Arches is not vegan FYI, they use gelatin from rabbits.

GD job May Lisa😍😍 I just Love your💜 videos 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼! I can’t stop seeing your videos! Thanks for sharing all of them 🙏🏼

You inspire me soooo much! Awesome work by the way!

Lol Lisa...coffee, yes! It's beautiful as usual! thank you!

Great video Lisa! 😁 The clown fish came out beautifully.

@Lachri

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks :D

Great!👍❤️ . now any time I draw, I hear your voice yelling at me about getting my darks dark & my lights light lol....thanks Lisa xx

It's so cool watercolor pencils! 🤩

This is stunning, @Lachri Fine Art! (Ha, ha! Pun.) It's just amazing, Lisa! I am extremely excited to see you gaining interest in & utilizing more of your talent with water media! It's crazy fun, isn't it? We're alike in many ways. I had generally avoided water media, concentrating more on acrylic, oils, (adore!) water soluble graphite, graphite pencil, colored pencil, etc. I can see how you'd love these! I do as well,) & it makes me happy knowing this is likely. I can hear you smiling. 😁 I do recommend a more stiff synthetic for watercolor & especially gouache/acryla gouache. It's easier to move the paint around to gain control. (I use both synthetic & natural squirrel, but it honestly depends on the effects I'm going for!) As far as your surfaces go, try to avoid the wood pulp papers and use cotton!! This is one of the reasons Arches yields such beautiful results is the way the cotton dances with the pigments of the watercolor. Another surprisingly great cotton paper is the new Winsor & Newton, but I've become a paper snob, and I love my Arches! (I'm looking forward to trying the Kilimanjaro, Hannamuhle Botanical, & seeing as I am in love with their heavier drawing papers, trying the Stillman & Birn as well!) If it's not a cotton paper, the pigments might seem more dull, more flat, and rather than absorbing into the paper, may just sit on top of the surface & also take longer to dry. 😉 Personally speaking, I found that I simply wanted to loosen up, concerning my own artwork - also, Watercolor has been a medium I've purposely avoided throughout my academics & professional journeys. I even thought I strongly disliked it very early on just because I didn't know how to use it properly. *When I dislike a medium, I make sure to learn as much as possible about that medium. When I do this, I teach myself how to use it & end up truly enjoying it!* I'd the strong the desire to let my art flow more freely, kind of expand my art. I do such detailed, controlled, tight, precise & obsessive graphite, ink, and colored pencil works. In the case of my experimenting/teaching myself to use water media, specifically watercolor , gouache, & the acryla gouache, (YOU should TRY the Acryla Gouache, by the way! *I use Holbein.) I've 100% fallen entirely in love with it to the point where I'm studying the "science" of the specific pigments making up the products and even considering creating my own from scratch! This is a gorgeous piece. I admire the effect you've created here with the light, the composition, & of course, the colors! Great review video as always. I hope you continue to play with these types of materials and have as much fun as I have in doing so. Looking forward to more of your work! Blessings, Barbra 🖤🎨💀 P.S. Sincere apologies for the rambling! I drink copious amounts of caffeine! 😂 (It also helps the pain associated with my spinal conditions. I'm aware you've had to kind of teach yourself to get used to creating while using an easel too. I definitely empathize. You're an inspiration & often help to cheer me up when I'm down concerning my disabilities + making my artwork.

@valasafantastic1055

6 жыл бұрын

Barbra Loveless is that why I also leave long rambling details comments so often, my height caffeine intake! Nice detailed comment. I really want to try the new Windsor & Newton 100% cotton. The only 100% cotton I have is some of the Strathmore 500 and Arches is psychotically overpriced here in Canada. I need to look into the new one. I still like a few paper pulp ones the bee paper company super deluxe mixed media is nice for example. I also think Lachri May be a bit too obsessed with Lightfastness these have very high ratings so she should feel fine selling the original.

@B1ackDahlia767

6 жыл бұрын

ValasaFantastic, I think you'll like the W&N, and it's not insanely expensive. I love the Bee Paper too! There are many great papers out there. I've simply become so picky about my paper. I'm not proud of that, but I admit it. I still use other papers for other things, don't get me wrong. If it's something I'm going to be selling though, I use better materials. (The best I can afford that will be most complimentary to the medium I am working with.) Other lighter weight papers are great for swatches, color comps. & exercises, etc. One of the reasons, and it is the biggest reason, I thought I was terrible with watercolor & wasn't liking it - was all due to the fact that I was using the wrong paper. The paper wasn't heavy enough even at 98 lbs., (I use a lot of wet in wet techniques.) I was fighting with the medium so much. There was all of this pilling with the paper. I was having a really hard time of it. All the issues I was experiencing and problems I was having resolved when I made sure I was using softer brushes and a better paper. Arches is horribly expensive where I live too. I wait for it to go on sale, (the art store near me does a sale once a year where the Arches is actually cheaper than the W&N!) and until I have a coupon. 😉 She's seems really happy with the pencils! It's important to place much emphasis on lightfastness with your audience. If you are working with something and are selling your work, it would be terrible for someone to have bought your artwork only to see it fade away over time, in places, or even altogether! (Did you know they've recently discovered that Van Gogh was extremely fond of a certain red Hue & used a great deal of red in his works?! He used a very fugitive type of red, so we've never seen it! I believe they saw it via infrared or something like this. They're working on adding this color back into the works using computer technology!)* Your artwork isn't just artwork, it's your name. It's important to be true to your clients as well as yourself. Some don't care about pH levels or the acidic factor of their papers/materials, lightfastness or the fact that using certain products, (such as linseed oil with oil paint,) can cause major yellowing over the years. It's fine if someone doesn't want to be so concerned about lightfastness ratings, but it's best to be aware. I need more caffeine, haha! 😉 I hope you like the W&N watercolor paper if you try it. Take care!

@valasafantastic1055

6 жыл бұрын

Barbra Loveless no problem, I care about and spread lightfastness news too! I just think we can go too far with anything and need to seek balance. Yeah I think many people give up on watercolour because the paper sucks and not even because of any other reason. The paper just makes the biggest difference! I looked into the Winsor and newton and it seems very reasonable, I hope to get some soon!

Gorgeous painting! Thank you for sharing. I learn a lot from your videos and love your super energetic style - it's contagious and it makes me take my paints out of the box and get painting :-) Have you thought about publishing a book with your paintings? I'm certainty gonna get a couple of prints to hang on the wall but would love to have a lot more of them (although not enough walls in the house to hang all the prints I would like !!!) lol

@Lachri

6 жыл бұрын

I really do want to publish a book with my art, I've just not gotten that far yet :D

So glad and happy dance time, that you have joined the watercolor pencil club. Lol

If you like the Derwent water brushes, then you should really look into the Pentel Aquash brushes. I found that Derwent brushes would suck up pigment when mixing, which isn't as much an issue with the pencils, but something to consider. Pentel is very well regarded. I'm a bit surprised that you didn't mention the other, huge, advantage of watercolor pencils over traditional colored pencils: water is your solvent. That's really awesome for travel, especially, but also for those sensitive to OMS or similar. Also really handy for sketching in the wild, especially when you have water brushes. Finally, I'm looking forward to that postcard!

Hi Lachri! I JUST HAD to buy these dang things with the wooden box You are a great artist. Thanks for the tips!

@Lachri

9 ай бұрын

You're going to LOOOOOVE them!! :D

I enjoy both the albrechs and the Caren dache for the reasons you mentioned can mix both. As for water brushes, mont mart do a really good cheap version about $6au So works out cheaper for where I live. I also like the mont mart battery eraser as well its also a lot cheaper and is a bit sturdier then the derwent one which flew apart when I tried to change the batteries. I did go back together again ok though. :) Love your work Lisa and respect your honest input.

I love this sooooo much! I'm a total beginner at drawing, but I would like a Disney fairy godmother/father who could turn my pumpkin into that wooden box set, or the Albrecht Durer one, or maybe Derwent watercolour or Inktense, or even Prismacolors - (anything that hurts my dodgy wrist & hand less than my sad affordable options. Art supplies are so darn expensive here in Australia that I have major art supply envy whenever I hear the bargain prices you guys pay - e.g.the Prismacolor 132 set that costs around $80 in the US, costs $200 here. I'm too scared to even look into how much that beautiful Caran D'Ache box set would cost here.

This is gorgeous. I AM going to see the Derwent to see which one I HAVE to buy 😂

Every piece artwork from you looks amazing 👏👏👏👍😳 now i also will try the Museum Aquarell. 😅😊

Thanks Lisa, I’ve been wondering how they would be different from my much loved inktense! ☕️🍪

Fantastic! Thank you.

Thank you Lisa!!!!!!!!!!!! Got the answer to my question I just sent you on another video!!! Love these! Love your painting! So happy you are now doing watercoloring with pencils, yay! I have both the regular Derwent and the Derwent Inktense, and a set of Caran D'ache Supracolor Aquarelles. Of the 3, the Supracolors I like best. Oh, you mentioned the price! Wait until you start buying full tubes of watercolor paint from companies like Daniel Smith or Schmincke! The price of the full set of Museum Aquarelle's will pale by comparison when you start adding up what it costs getting the same range of colors buying them in tubes, so honestly, it is a great way to get the highest quality watercolor pigments with that many colors, for people who are really serious about water coloring. I highly recommend Escoda watercolor brushes, their line of kolinsky sable brushes are the very best in the world. My favorite are their French quill brushes! (Can you tell I love brushes?!) You can buy them for a good price at the Art Supply Warehouse. My other favorite (speaking from experience after doing a lot of testing with various brands) is the DaVinci Maestro brushes (good for more controlled coloring, the Escoda for loose coloring).

Lots of good stuff, and great work. I would though like to se a final comparison, which I thought was kind of some of the purpose of the painting -(project)..? But definitively got me in the spirit of testing.

Beautiful.

Excellent job!

Awesome review . Thank you

@Lachri

6 жыл бұрын

:D

Your videos are so helpful

I have tried both Arches cold press 140 and Lanaquarelle 140 cold press. I like Arches but I absolutely love Lanaquarelle and it has become my go to paper for Watercolors.

@Lachri

6 жыл бұрын

I will have to try that! :D

Arches watercolor paper is the best you I can get, top of the line. I get it when I can afford it. BTW, hobby lobby has the pads on sale this week at 50% off

So... I’m f you were to do this again with the same supplies, would you recommend stretching your paper? Also, I can’t find your video comparing Derwent Inktense/Watercolor pencils to these.... Help! Your videos are sooo informative and clear! Thank YOU for all these years of education and information!!! YOU are the only one out there who can deliver a fantastic education including all the prof behind your recommendations, examples, and experience!!! 💕

Beautiful painting.

Beautiful painting I love clown fish I think they are so cute 🥰

Doesn't matter what product you're reviewing, your art is always top!!! Take care :)

@Lachri

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks :D

I love these pencils but I personally think that the wooden box set is WAY too expensive! They are around $200 more then the cardboard box! But either way wonderful video! You are sooo talented!

Oh noooo don't tempt me to buy more pencils hehe 🙈This drawing looks like it's glowing. So beautiful! I love your underwater pieces so much. Thanks for reviewing these pencils. Weirdly Caran d'Ache are a nightmare for finding out proper lightfastness ratings for some reason. I had a similar issue with Neocolor IIs when I was reviewing them, they don't list the lightfastness ratings of them anywhere! I had to email a representative who then had to email a spreadsheet of their ratings over to me!

@Lachri

6 жыл бұрын

That is so weird considering how much their products cost. You would think they would want us to know all the pros to buying their pencils!

Hello Lachri, can you try koh-i-noor polycolor pencils? i think they are worth it to try

Love the bird!

Hello……I know this video is 3 years old…..but i just purchased the Luminance pencils….I LOVE them! Do the watercolor pencils have the same basic colors? it would be nice if i could use them interchangeably. Thank you so much……great video!

It's so easy to use.

Hi I’m looking for something I can layer on top of a watercolor sketch. I think I’m looking for opacity..would you suggest these or colored pencils? Thanks

Just purchased these at Jerry's with a Holiday discount, hopefully with this set I can improve my artwork or at least get motivated, right? Thanks for sharing, your artwork is great!!

Hi Lisa, Love the work & info, thank you! You mention pre-sizing the paper, and it caught my attention. Searched, but not found...do you explain it in any other of your videos or tutorials? Thank very much

@lizziedae91

4 жыл бұрын

Judy Carter try using the search terms “how to stretch watercolor paper”

so beauitful i want to try these pencil

Just bought neo2 love them . I wanted to know if you could recommend a black waterproof fine liner marker I also have prisma what would you recommend?

@Lachri

Жыл бұрын

I'm no help there, I don't use any of those materials in my work. Not that they're not good, I just don't have enough experience to give you advice :)

Really beautiful, but doubt if I'll ever spend $300 for Museum Aquarelle. I have their Supracolor 2 and love them.

I've been watching a lot of your videos lately and I honestly don't know why I didn't start to watch sooner cos' I love watching you work :) Your story is also very inspirational. I sometimes get kind of depressed because I'm already 33 and work almost full-time so I feel like I won't get anywhere with my art. But I've come to realize that it's really just a matter of willpower and trying to keep myself inspired. Lately I've worked on my own stuff while listening to your videos in the background. I do have one question: Now that you've used both InkTense and actual watercolor pencils, which one do you prefer? I have the full 120 set of FC Albrecht Dürers and a few CA Museum Aquarelles to replace the fugitive colors of Dürers. I also have a big set of real, artist grade watercolors. However, I get very frustrated with them (all watercolor really) since I never seem to be able to go dark enough and the lower layers can lift. However, I've also grown accustomed to lifting the paint and softening areas. Because of this habit I rarely use masking fluid either. Combined with papers that enable easy lifting, I find that I can sometimes completely 'erase' overflown paint. So I'm kind of wondering if getting InkTense would actually help me. I do work with Polychromos on top no matter what so maybe I would just be jumping from a frying pan into the fire by adding yet another tool to my tool box. While the permanence of InkTense is appealing, it would also stress me out since lifting wouldn't be possible with them. I've used that technique so much.

...great work great art thank u..

Any chance you’ll review the pablos?

Amazing work as always, Lisa! Have you tried the Faber-Castell Albrecht Durer brand of watercolor pencils?! They’re incredible - unbeatable only by Caran D’Ache! No residual pencil marks.

@Lachri

5 жыл бұрын

I still need to try those :D

Loving the water colour videos ^_^ Will you be testing faber castell albrecht durer in the future? :P

@Lachri

6 жыл бұрын

Absolutely :D As soon as I can afford to buy some haha!!

i'm officially in love with watercolor pencils well any water soluble medium that works well... i've decided to buy the watercolor pencils if available from now on .... maybe i just bought 12 set of derwent lightfast and i am in love with them and polychromos too so i'm not writing off regular color pencils oh well enough cackling

Are these pencils good for drawing on top of gouache?

I really like how you've identified what makes these pencils unique, it's very helpful for figuring out if they might be worth the purchase or not! I've also read that they're a bit softer and easier to draw with than some other pencils, which might be better for people with arm or hand pain. Did you find this at all?

@Lachri

6 жыл бұрын

They did have a soft feel to them. I'm not sure if I would consider it easier on the hands than the derwent, but they do feel almost buttery to work with.

@benhartnett3927

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for that, they at least seem enjoyable to use even if they're not easier!

Have you used the Caran D’Ache palette? It’s great for watercolor pencils and Inktense.

regarding lightfastness... I was of the understanding that lightfastness has to do with the pigment itself. Not the medium it is bound with. It should not make any difference whether that pigment is bound with oil, wax, chalk or any other binder. Adding water to a pigment does not change its lightfastness. It is the pigment itself that is measured to see if it is fugitive or not. For example in watercolour the Pigment in opera rose is very fugitive. It would not matter if that was an oil stick, watercolour, acrylic, pastel etc.

@Lachri

6 жыл бұрын

It's possible you're right, but going by Caran d'Ache's own info, they state "Colours with a *** rating are satisfactory but they will last longer if used in concentrated form". This indicates there is going to be variation based on how thinned they are. I do wish we had more information. Either way, I would still recommend using UV glass with the finished work.

@ashlyrz252

6 жыл бұрын

Binders absolutely matter! Otherwise why would a student grade brand be less lightfast than its professional counterpart in many brands in pigments. This is also the reason the old masters mainly used watercolor for sketching. It was so much less lightfast than oils. There are several watercolor lightfastness tests on KZread you can check out. When you do notice that even tube watercolor in thinner applications will fade faster than when it's applied thicker. This is also why watercolorists are slightly more obsessed with lightfast ratings than other mediums. Some colors that aren't a problem for other mediums are for us. Example, Prussian Blue. Despite having a 3 star ASTM rating, it will fade sometimes. I've heard batch per batch are different, but for me that's not good enough so it got the boot off of my pallet.

@ashlyrz252

6 жыл бұрын

They actually use more binders and fillers which (in watercolor) makes the finished product less pigmented. I'm not saying your wrong because some brands use lesser quality pigments and hues, but not all brands and I'll stand behind my original statement and add that some brands may be a combination of the two ingredients but I seriously doubt obtaining aquality pigment is the problem with a brand such as caran dache. Either way my original post was intended to specify "watercolor binder vs oil/acrylic binder" and how those mediums are more light fast than watercolor not "watercolor pigment vs watercolor binder."

I love this drawing! Where did you get your reference from?

@Lachri

6 жыл бұрын

I took it myself :)

Wouldn't the lightfast issue be true with colored pencil and solvent? You're dissolving the dry pigment, and the lightfast tests for colored pencils are only tested for dry, correct?

@Lachri

6 жыл бұрын

I've not found any information showing that. I've looked but all I can find is speculation and not proof. For me, even with oms, that pencil is on the paper quite thick, there is a LOT of pencil/pigment so I don't see it being an issue for the way I work.

Gracias! :)

Absolutely amazing! Thank you! May I ask, are you still using this set? I haven’t seen you do a watercolour pencil tutorial for some time( just the inktense). Would love another demo. They are still fine to use aren’t they? Watercolour pencils dont expire? I have some old ones.... nervous! Thank you so much!

@Lachri

10 ай бұрын

I used them on a recent livestream. They're awesome! I use my watercolor pans more though, just because they're faster :)

Thank you for this video! What pressure do you use in between the drying phases? I don’t want to ruin the tooth of the paper so I don’t press too hard but then if I don’t I’m not sure if I get a good vibrancy. Thanks again and I hope you can answer my question.

@Lachri

6 күн бұрын

I only work when the paper is all the way dry. With watercolor pencil you don't need to push hard to get decent color saturation IF it's a quality pencil. I've used some that no matter how much pressure or how many layers you added, they were super faded. The only time I add much pressure with the pencil is for final details. That said, experiment with different pencil pressure until you find what gives you the look that YOU like! There's no one right way, this is just what works for me :D

@jphilipr1

4 күн бұрын

@@Lachri Thank you for responding! I really appreciate it!

Give the fabercastel a try

How you went from that deep blood red orange to it looking so bright... uh-mayyyyy-zing!

You said the white was very opaque with these. Does it stay that opaque when you activate it or only dry? All the white watercolor pencils I've ever used are absolutely useless. You should see how you like going over the watercolor under painting with your normal color pencils. I really love doing my art that way.

@MichaelKeeter

6 жыл бұрын

Oh and BTW The Museum are supposed to be the most lightfast watercolor pencil on the market.

I got the whole set of 76 for just under $200 from Blick over the holiday weekend.

Opacity is a big plus for me, I always like to know I can fix mistakes or change things, and in general I always end up going too dark too soon. I want these pencils so so much! :D

@Lachri

6 жыл бұрын

They really were great to work with. I loved so much about them!!

. Hello Hello Hello !!! I haven't watched the Derwent video (March 2018) yet, but I was just wondering if u prefer the Caran d'Ache Museum Aquarelle watercolor pencil or the Derwent Watercolor pencil ? Sorry, I don't even know if ur allowed 2 say.

@Lachri

6 жыл бұрын

Right now there are different things I like better about each. The short answer is derwent feel more like actual watercolor where the caran d'Ache feel like gouache than they do watercolor.

@maryannp565

6 жыл бұрын

ooo ur not gonna believe this but I have never touch gouache n wc was just that I touched it. In all reality the closest thing I come close (when it comes 2 pigment n water) is a sharpie. heee I'm an oil gal.

Any chance to buy some of the older postcards? I love this picture, but I just joined your patron in 3/2024.

Hola, me gusta mucho tu arte es un trabajo muy hermoso. Quisiera hacerte una pregunta, que tipo de colores usas?

@B1ackDahlia767

6 жыл бұрын

Que adorables cumplidos. Cuando te refieres al tipo de colores que usa Lisa, ¿qué preguntas estás haciendo específicamente? ¿Te refieres en este video, o en otros? Esta pieza se completó usando Caran D'ache Watercolor Pencils. ¡Espero que esto te ayude! Estoy usando "Google Translate" y no puedo hablar Español. 😂🦋

@B1ackDahlia767

6 жыл бұрын

Ericksan Sanchez "Caran D'ache Museum Aquarelle Watercolor Pencils" 😁

@ericksansanchez9559

6 жыл бұрын

Barbra Loveless ..ok. Me refiero al tipo de material si es lápiz de cera o acuarela ( wash)..? Y en la pintura que ocupas para el aerógrafo es acrílica, acuarela o de que tipo? Marcas hay muchas pero quisiera saber en tipo de material o composición. Please

@ericksansanchez9559

6 жыл бұрын

Barbra Loveless todas tus obras son excelentes, quede enamorado de tu arte, aun me falta ver muchos de tus vídeos

How are the Caran d'ache Museum pencils compared with the Caran d'ache supracolor? Is it worth the extra price?

@Lachri

2 жыл бұрын

I've not used the suppracolor so I can't compare at this point :)

@pascalillustration3650

2 жыл бұрын

@@Lachri Ok. Thanks anyway.

Hello! Nice work! Have you ever made a video of Faber-Castell Albretch Durer watercolor pencils?

@Lachri

6 жыл бұрын

Not yet, but I will :D

@petic4302

6 жыл бұрын

Lachri Fine Art Thank you! :o)

@joannecarroll5504

5 жыл бұрын

@ Peti C - if you want to try them without shelling out a huge amount (relatively speaking of course), Faber Castell has a Mixed Media tin with 10 Albrecht Durer w/c pencils, 2 Pitt Pens & a Pitt Pen Big Brush Marker. I've seen it for about $60US here in Australia , so it should be much cheaper wherever you are in the world. :)

gouache pencil then? haha congratz on your new collection.

@Lachri

6 жыл бұрын

It really seems like that. The funny thing is some of the info I've read from Caran d'Ache bragged about how translucent the pencils were. That one left me scratching my head a bit lol.

caran d'ache on sale right now at jerrys and blick

I just heard a boom sound at 21:6/21:7 What was that sound?

@Lachri

6 жыл бұрын

The start of the zombie apocalypse.

@Rey-mk8hp

6 жыл бұрын

what is the zombie apocalypse sorry cuz I don't know

Fantastic video! This gives both a detailed watercolour pencil/ realism tutorial and an in depth review of the pencils themselves! I’d love to see you invent a creature or do a more amalgam picture not a direct copy. The amount of study you have done can help you do a realistic made up animal. Make up a species of bird, fish or mammal! Or even an alien critter, dragon, etc. If you make up a species you can make it very realistic to a plausible addition to a current family of animals such as your own species of clownfish or robin. I would also like to see you do paleoart; realistically reconstructed extinct animals with current scientific knowledge plus your own creative freedom. Some creatures have skin impressions or feathers so check on that as well as looking at what paleoartists have done, as well and close relatives if the one you are trying to depict is only known from fragmentary remains. It would be more of a challenge for you but you may find it very rewarding! Regardless keep up the excellent work!

@Lachri

6 жыл бұрын

That would be fun!!

Amazing demo 🤩 never got great result with water color pencils... somehow I finde purely watercolor much easier. Maybe it just because I used CarandAche supracolor and they are not opaque enough...

@BuntstiftKunst

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah could also be because I only used a classic water color brush. But these are working for me much better also for details. Excited to try it witj other materials and methods. Thank you for sharing!

Wood box on Amazon is $272 today.

@Lachri

6 жыл бұрын

Wooo! That's cheaper than I've seen before!

@brentboyer79

6 жыл бұрын

I looked out of curiosity and that's what came up. Thought I better share the info in case someone was thinking about buying.

Way cheaper to order these and luminance from jacksons art supplies in the UK & have them shipped to US, even with shipping its so much cheaper than dick blick

Also colored pencil is too slow for me 😂

you made 1 huge mistake...you forgot dory!

@Lachri

6 жыл бұрын

Dory got lost. This is "Francis", Nemo's smarter older cousin. He is not lost because he stays in his anemone like a good fish.

I don't understand why you compare the Caran D'Ache pencils with Derwent Inktense? The clue is in the name: Derwent are ink pigments - CD' are watercolour pigment - so you're not comparing like with like? You wouldn't open a bottle of ink then compare with, say acrylic liquid, so why do this . . . confused?!

@Lachri

3 жыл бұрын

Because people asked about the difference between the two?