I looked at those also. I believe they have three different sets. I will eventually get one of theirs also 😊. I am hoping Roman Szmal will come up with some interesting metal boxes.
I've heard Sonnet are very good for a student grade range. I have a set of White Nights that I like, and a set of Kuretake and Van Gogh for my student grade paints for messing around with. Always love a good swatching video, thanks for sharing this unique tin!
I have the pigment information for you, I have had them for years , on my second set now. Warning: I do not remember where I got it and it might have changed since, but here goes: Zinc white is PW4, Hanza lemon is PY3, Yellow medium is PY13, Gold ochre is PY3, PY2, PR102, Orange is PO13, Red light is PR2,0 Carmine is PR170, Madder lake red is 63:1, English red is PR101, Azure is PB15:3, Ultramarine light is PB29, Blue is PB15, Bluish green is PB15:3, PG7, Violet light is PV2, Violet deep is PV3, Emerald green is PG7, Sap green is PG7, PY3, Green deep is PG8, Raw Sienna is PBr 7, Burnt sienna aslo PBr7, Sepia is PR102, PR187, PBr 7 and lastly Lamp black Pbk7, PR631, PB15 Also note, keep the plastic thingy on top of the metal layer, it will stick to your paints Enjoy!
@@Replicanna-rl6zg thank you. This is great information. The pigment are about right. At least comparing with the ones I have from other brands. And the violets being not so light fast
When I found current pigment information on these the only difference I find in this list is that the lamp black contains pbk11 not PPK 7 and it does granulate
I had the same struggle. Eventually the yellow box won. I am thinking of using the paints in my coloring books.😊 I have some of them still waiting for some attention.
I live in Phoenix Arizona where much of the professional life pass testing is done and from the test that I've conducted and feel of using them I would have to say that they are a lower to middle end of artist grade. They are not what I would consider student grade at all.
