That and another Wilcox book, about a "new" way to mix colors, are listed
in the Daniel Smith catalog ($26 each as I recall) . Bernie being a
westerner must know the place. (And I am *not* on the DS payroll.)
And speaking of paint: "FotoDave" mentions some pitfalls of cheaper
student colors. Another is that they generally have less pigment. That is
cheaper fillers (aluminum hydrate as I recall) are used to bulk up the
tube, so the covering power is less. To get a given amount of color you'd
have to use more paint, and thus lose some/much/all of the economy.
Perhaps this isn't such an issue now with synthetic pigments as it used
to be -- but perhaps it is.
Judy