💐Kuretake Four Seasons Pastel💐 Gansai Tambi Watercolors- Swatches and Etegami

As yall probably know, I really enjoy gansai style watercolors, and enjoy the art of etegami. I was pretty excited to hear that Kuretake's released 12 new Seasonal colors that include some lovely pastels and some beautiful subtle tones. Hang out with me today as I unbox and swatch these new colors and put them to the test painting hydrangea blossoms in etegami. Other Gansai Reviews: Kuretake Gansai Tambi Playlist:    • Kuretake Starry Colors Gansai Tambi Metall...   Etegami Flowers: How to Paint Flowers (Playlist)    • 🌼Crocus🌼 Etegami Watercolor Tutorial   Japanese Art Supplies:    • Japanhaul Shin Gansai Watercolor Unbox and...   Mentioned in this Video: Pastel Dreams Palette:    • Prima Marketing Watercolor Confections Pas...   Holbein Unbox and Swatch:    • Holbein Watercolors Unbox and Swatch   Field Test:    • 💮🌸🌻A Crown of Flowers🌻🌸💮Holbein Watercolor...   PWC Unbox and SwatchP:    • ShinHan PWC Watercolor Unbox and Swatch   MozArt Komorebi Unbox and Swatch:    • Cheap Art Supplies from Amazon! MozArt Kom...   Fieldtest:    • MozArt Komorebi Fieldtest and Tutorial   Kuretake Gansai Travel Palette:    • Swatching PWC, Kuretake Gansai Travel Set,...   More about gansai watercolors: Recommended Viewing: Kuretake Gansai Tambi New Colors Kuretake Kao Ayami Four Seasons Nuance Color Set 'With the healing color set and nuance color set of the four seasons, all the faint colors of the face are availalbe' No 11- Eggshell Color No 12- Throw Thinly No 13 Mauve No 14 Cherry Blossom Color No 48 Crane Color No 59- Moegi No 69- Forget me not No 60 Ruriiro No 68 Iron Navy No 71- Vote Color (Kuriiro) No 72 Azuki No 21- Lead Color (Namariiro) Mostly pastel colors Very quick to activate Etegami Paper Test: Puts me in mind of hydrangea- maybe I'll include a quick etegami fieldtest at the end of the video? Western Style Watercolor Test: Demonstrating Opacity/Granulation The colors are much brighter on the western cottonrag watercolor paper Etegami Field Test: Note: Usually when I'm doing etegami postcards, I use the Mozart Komorebi palette, as it's more portable. Colors didn't blend as softly as the Komorebi does- I think there's probably more binder in the Kuretake. I also couldn't get the hydrangea colors as dark as I would've liked- but that's not really the fault of the palette, this is mainly pastels, and it's difficult to get pastels much darker. I also noticed it dried really stiff and crackly- normally I secure etegami while I'm painting it with a bit of washi on the back, but opted not to this time, as it's always optional, and when I bent the card back into shape, I heard a lot of cracking and was afraid I'd start to SEE some cracks. Colors dried a bit more shiny than I'm used to with etegami- probably due to the binder Music: Honeybar Pop in Gold- Freedom Trail Studio Tranquility Silver Blue Light National Express- Dan Bodan Broken- Patrick Patrikios Windswept Sunset Dream- Cheel