In this Watercolor News episode, I’m going full Holbein and catching you up on a bunch of updates that matter if you actually care about what’s inside the tube (and not just the pretty label). I go over a pigment change that popped up in Holbein’s documentation, and I share exactly where I’m looking when I want to confirm pigment info—because if a color quietly shifts, it can change how it mixes, how it granulates, and whether it still behaves the way you expect in your palette. I also talk about Holbein’s limited edition colors—yes, the adorable veggie ones—like Cabbage Green and Carrot Orange. I share the resources I used (including artistpigments.org and Holbein’s own PDFs/IG posts) so you can double-check what they are and decide if they’re “collector fun” or actually useful in your everyday mixing. And finally, I cover Holbein’s revamped paper block leaf tool (the little leaf printout), plus I point you to the official printables so you can try it yourself without guessing sizes or layouts.