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March 23, 2017 at 11:16 am #994962
Friends, does anyone know, if these shades of KIN Polycolor are new, or it is just another change of numbers, as it was some time ago already?
Anna
March 23, 2017 at 12:51 pm #1267576Never heard… interesting. Perhaps they are expanding the range?
Some hues have been changed as this colour chart shows:
http://www.papierniczy.net.pl/uploads/images/wzornik-polycolor-kredki-koh-i-noor.jpg
This is the old: https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/564x/8d/06/fb/8d06fb9fb12d9303a193d5d3c649001a.jpg
The 207 Burnt sienna looks very useful as there has been a huge gap between the yellow ochres and darker browns.
Interestingly, this chart suggests that K-i-n Progressos would be now available in 96 colours – “kredki progresso 96 kolorów”:
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/9e/ac/aa/9eacaa31dd8c659997962cdcafe7ad2c.jpg
I wonder if the name “Windsor violet” is taken from Winsor & Newton’s Winsor violet…?
HeikkiMarch 23, 2017 at 1:53 pm #1267584I have a couple of Koh-I-Noor sets (Mondeluz, Progresso Aquarell 48) and they both have different sets of color numbers than I can find in any chart. They just seem to replace the colors when they feel like it. In some cases it looks like they might have replaced some of the more fugitive colors, but since it’s difficult to identify the newer colors (with higher numbers) it’s hard to tell. There’s no chart on the box, just tiny little squares of color with no identifiers. So I look online for charts and they never match.
March 23, 2017 at 2:11 pm #1267589Anna – I don’t know the Polycolors, but I do know that the curent KiN Mondeluz aquarelle pencils don’t have all the same numbers as on the available color chart. There are a few with higher i.d. numbers in my 72-pencil set that appear to be close replacements for the numbers that are missing.
Heikki – Thanks for the info, as always. I have the 48 stick set of Progresso Aquarelles, and wouldn’t mind having 96.
However, the link you provided is actually the color chart for the 72-color Mondeluz aquarelle set (3720, the good gold-tipped ones – as opposed to the 3710, which are the just-okay plain-tip budget version).
Hmmm – I just found this chart for the 3720 Mondeluz that has 83 colors on it. And the numbers match the ones Anna is asking about in her Polycolor set:
http://www.koh-i-noor.pl/img/f67dfb64_large.jpg
Now I’ll have to get out my Mondeluz tin and compare.
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Root, Bone, Sticks & StoneMarch 23, 2017 at 2:17 pm #1267590Here’s the 83-color KiN Mondeluz 3720 chart:
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Root, Bone, Sticks & StoneMarch 23, 2017 at 2:36 pm #1267586Well, some time ago I contacted with KIN representative and they sent me a replacement chart (for period of October 14, 2014)
the mondeluz was (old-new):
6-no color for now
10-131
11-177
12-178 still 12 in warehouse
14-179
37-170
46-126
49-180
50-181
51-182 still 51 in warehousepolycolor:
6-170
10-131
11-177 still 11 in warehouse
12-178 still 12 in warehouse
14-179
46-126
49-180 still 49 in warehouse
50-181 still 181 in warehouse
51-182 still 51 in warehouseBut accordind to Cosmon, they seem to re-change the line fully.
96 progresso???????? my precccccccciousssssssssssssssssssssssssss I want them all!
Anna
March 23, 2017 at 2:36 pm #1267591Thanks Anna! That’s very useful.
And then here, finally, is a link to a KIN Polycolor chart showing 96 colors:
http://www.koh-i-noor.pl/polycolor-3800,prod,19,167.php
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Root, Bone, Sticks & StoneMarch 23, 2017 at 2:42 pm #1267587Kosmon, I won’t sleep a night!
Anna
March 23, 2017 at 3:11 pm #1267592I learned a lot too, and have some sorting to do.
All the times I’ve looked for Koh-I-Noor charts, I never ended up on their Polish page before.
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Root, Bone, Sticks & StoneMarch 23, 2017 at 3:25 pm #1267585Thanks for the charts! Very useful.
What is the difference between the Dick Blick set and the KIN Polycolor? I have the Dick Blick and I’m wondering if there’s any point in getting the Polycolor…
March 24, 2017 at 5:09 am #1267577However, the link you provided is actually the color chart for the 72-color Mondeluz aquarelle set (3720, the good gold-tipped ones – as opposed to the 3710, which are the just-okay plain-tip budget version).
Ah, you’re right! I let the “kredki progresso 96 kolorów” text misguide me.
Anyway, a 96 set would be tasty!
HeikkiMarch 24, 2017 at 1:18 pm #1267579They have some theme boxes. The first tree colours are in my set of 12 “brown” pencils. There also are boxes with only grey pencils, portrait and landscape.
C
"It is only when we are no longer fearful that we begin to create."
J.M.W. TurnerMarch 24, 2017 at 3:11 pm #1267578Should have remembered that…
Brown: https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0597/3113/products/3822012014BL_1024x1024.jpg?v=1459518737
Gray: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_7LopR8oz8Q/maxresdefault.jpg
Portrait 24: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-vr6V_u4ANNI/UvVos7QsMbI/AAAAAAAABMs/uJFrJXvYIA0/s1600/polycolor_portret_tyl_kohinoor.jpg – and there they are, the pinks!
I am waiting for some KIN sets from Minoa but unfortunately they don’t stock these special sets. *sigh* I’ll come later with a review.
HeikkiMarch 25, 2017 at 2:29 pm #1267580I have the landscape set but it has too many blue, few brown and no grey. It does not really work. But I also have the brown and grey sets so the problem is solved
C
"It is only when we are no longer fearful that we begin to create."
J.M.W. TurnerMarch 25, 2017 at 2:42 pm #1267593Checking my own sets with the charts that have come up here, together with the info from the KIN rep that Anna shared above, I think I finally get the name and numbering changes for the KIN Mondeluz aquarelle pencils.
From a hand-colored chart posted here on WetCanvas in 2008, the original set had pencils numbered 01-72.
At some point, pencils 39 and 40 (two different shades of grey) were replaced by:
73 – Carmine Red Light
74 – Brown OchreAnd that’s what’s reflected on the officially posted color charts I’ve had for years – pencils numbered 01-74 with no 39 or 40.
Then, as Anna shared above, the following replacements were made:
10 – Pink replaced by 131 – French Pink
11 – Light Violet replaced by 177 – Lilac Violet
12 – Red Violet replaced by 178 – Reddish Violet 2
14 – Blue Violet replaced by 179 – Bluish Violet 2
37 – Cherry Red replaced by 170 – Pyrrole Red
46 – Dark Orange replaced by 126 – Persian Orange
49 – Permanent Violet replaced by 180 – Lavender Violet Dark
50 – Windsor Violet replaced by 181 – Windsor Violet 2
51 – Delft Blue replaced by 182 – Dark Violet 2. . . and that matches the set I have.
These three colors are only in the Brown set of 12 pencils:
207 – Burnt Sienna
212 – Caput Mortuum
214 – Earth Brown DarkThese six colors are only in the Portrait set of 24 pencils:
350 – Medium Flesh
351 – Reddish Flesh
352 – Blush Pink
353 – Amaranth Pink
354 – Pink Orange
355 – Peach OrangeThe original (replaced) grey shades 39 and 40 may still be in the Grey set of 12 pencils, but I don’t have that one, so can’t verify.
That leaves two pencils I can’t place:
132 – Carmine Red (but there’s a 07 – Carmine Red in my set of 72)
139 – Cobalt Blue Light (there’s a 17 – Cobalt Blue in my set of 72)Can’t speak to the Polycolors as I don’t have any, but they share the same color id’s, and the sequence of changes is probably a pretty close match.
Thanks everyone, for sharing info and charts!
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