Testing Out Daniel Smith Luminescent Watercolour Paints

For a long time, I've been wanting to expand my Daniel Smith collection to include more luminescent paints. While I don't often use luminescent paints on their own, I love to mix them into other colours or use them as part of the layering process in my abstract paintings to add shimmer and dimension. In this video, I test out quite a few colours on both normal and black paper and talk through different ways you might use the colours.

Have you used Daniel Smith's Luminescent Watercolors in your own art journey? Comment below your favourite Luminescent Watercolour or any questions you might have about this medium. I'd love to add more to my collection.

If you're eager to take your creativity to the next level, don't forget to check out my signature course, "Modern Mixed Media," where we delve into the world of combining mixed media with watercolor to create stunning abstract and nature-inspired art. Find more details and join the waitlist at https://www.laurahornart.com/modernmixedmedia

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Art Supplies Mentioned

Note: Some of these links are Amazon affiliate links, which means I may receive a small commission (at no cost to you) if you make a purchase through a link.

Arches Watercolour Paper: https://geni.us/4mpF
Princeton Velvetouch Brushes: https://geni.us/gkkoXzp
DS Duochrome Hibiscus: https://geni.us/c9uN6Y
DS Duochrome Autumn Mystery: https://geni.us/MIWoaH
DS Duochrome Aquamarine: https://geni.us/y1SqX
DS Duochrome Oceanic: https://geni.us/gWMhn
DS Iridescent Ruby: https://geni.us/BM8Xwn
DS Iridescent Moonstone: https://geni.us/k9KRV
DS Iridescent Sapphire: https://geni.us/M92XSy
DS Iridescent Goldstone: https://geni.us/IMJSit