Watercolor Blues: comparing all the blue paints I own

Hi! I'm Kat Ryalls, artist and painter living in the mountains of North Carolina. This video is a ramble on my favorite watercolor sketchbooks to use. My thoughts have a tendency to change but this is where my opinion stands today. I'm doing a sketchbook filling challenge with @documentedjourney here on YouTube.

I will have more of my wooden watercolor palettes available soon here:

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Cork journal cover and sticker by @DocumentedJourney
Song: Into The Wild
Music composed and recorded by Oak Studios.

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I am a full-time artist living in the mountains of North Carolina. I am currently working on a new oracle deck to be released in 2023. Join my Patreon community to see behind-the-scenes and first glances as things come together. I do not run kickstarters for my decks so support in all the different avenues helps bring these projects to life.

[DocumentedJourney]

I just loved hanging out with you! Thank you for taking the time to go through all these paints with us!

[Luma]

Love this! And the sound of the rain is so soothing.

[YachtsLiving]

Kat, your videos are so beautiful and relaxing! Thank you for your work!

[julieo]

Looking forward to your next group of colours to study!!

[qwiltergrl]

My goodness that was fun! Loved the soothing sound of the rain on your roof along with the music you chose too. Exploring what can be done with the various blues was super interesting. Thanks for sharing today. Looking forward to more. ❤

[catb]

I love your art, thank you so much for the inspiring videos! I have been doing watercolor more consistently for about 6 years or so now, and watching your videos have definitely motivated me to keep filling up my nature sketchbooks! :)

[delicatedots]

This was so fun to watch you swatch out and mix your paints! I learned a lot from it :) Thank you!

[elvenham]

Hello from the Tennessee side of the mountain! I wonder if mixing a warmer yellow or even an orange with that Holbein indigo would help bring down that cool undertone when mixing greens?