My Mini Watercolour Palette (M. Graham & Daniel Smith) and Finishing a Quinacridone Gold Tube PO49 

Thanks for the comment. Yes, I hear M. Graham are problematic in warm and humid climates. In Montreal, summer is hot and humid but summer is only about three months long! I used to have Quin Rose too in this palette but changed it to Quin Red because I realized I always defaulted to Quin Rose in limited paletted for mixing and wanted something more muted and I wanted to learn how to use other colours. But I agree, Quin Rose is likely a better choice for colour mixing. Yellow Ochre, Indian Red and Prussian Blue would make for great urban or muted landscapes! I’d have to try it, though I might use a Transparent Brown Oxide or Red Oxide if I used an Ochre, or replace the Ochre by a Raw Sienna if I kept the Indian Red. I like only having only one semi-opaque colour in a very limited (3 colour) palette.