Since gouache reactivates and its also so pigmented its pretty efficient! Its okay Although depending on the brand they may be harder to reactivate or may reactivate in a more liquid state. Some others like (from my experience) talens extrafine stay rather creamy sfter reactivating and also it doesnt need too much work
Nah, you wouldn't waste much paint, trust me. Even a blob was enough for me to paint a background because it was soooooo pigmented. I've run out of water before the paint.
I discovered recently too and I love it. It's flat color effect is perfect for drawing in a cartoon and anime style. It will look digital when you ink the painting afterwards. And you don't need much paint at all to cover a big area. It's a very flexible medium.
@@hexkwondo that's exactly what i thought when i saw it. very clean and digital looking, the best of watercolor and the best of acrylic (in my opinion) mixed in one.
Hot tip: keep a spray bottle on hand when working on a longer term project w acrylic!! It keeps it wet to keep it useable ((: I personally use plastic take away containers and whenever its open I I'll mist it every 20 mins or so while I'm painting
Thanks for the tips. I just started using acrylic and I realise some of my paint wastes and if it's a mixed colour it's hard to get the exact same shade again. So this was very helpful advice
I guess removing fine art education from early education has had an effect on the world. I grew up in the seventies and this was taught in grade one; the fact that this is new to so many of you folks everywhere breaks my heart. I was looking for some videos to show my kindergarten aged niece and nephew BUT, I am glad that fine art seem is popular again for young people. From one artist to others.....much love!
Yeah so sorry about how the times have changed and dont be so look becuase times are changing. I guess its life, things suck then their aweosme before they suck gain
I love watercolour and gouache but acrylic is my type, I see other people prefer gouache but for me, nothing can beat acrylic, it’s the best, I LOVE it. (This is my opinion)
Hang Le That’s fantastic that somebody can love acrylic so much. I never seemed to like it because of how fast it dries. Maybe I should just stick to my favorite, oil paint.
Hang Le i like acrylic bc i work fast so i don’t need the slow drying time like with oils, and they’re so easy to clean up. I got water mixable oils and even though they’re supposed clean up just like acrylic but they’re still a pain to wash.
there are different kinds of watercolor. some come in pans and can be dry and semi moist. or it can be a liquid. some watercolors do come in tubes! you just have to be careful and make sure you're buying what you want.
I used Gouache for a long time and the main reasons are it offers the best from both watercolor and acrylic. it can be transparent or opaque and can be applied on colored papers, cardboards or even canvas. Watercolor is limited to white papers only and if you applied too much it could make the colors burn while acrylics are permanent so make sure you maximized your pallet before storing them. A fixative substance can be applied if you want your Gouache painting to be permanent.
I’m a newbie painter. Started with Acrylics and just bought a cheap set of water color paint palate. TFS this most helpful video! Love your channel! I look forward to wAtching and leArning so much! 👍🤗❤️🇺🇸
In my experience, cheap watercolor don't give as good results as one would expect. Buy a palete which is a bit more expensive but not overly so, no need to go to high-end brands, and you will see the difference. This is coming from an amateur artist who learned the hard way :) Oh, and have fun :)
You can add glycerin to acrylic paints if you don't want them to dry quickly on your paper or canvas. However if you're too adapted to acrylic paints like me, when the drying time changes, you're more prone to making mistakes. You may mix colors on canvas when you're thinking you're adding a new layer. So be careful. 😉
Happy Saturday! For me exerimenting and testing out new art mediums always helps me to get out of the creative block! It's good to change things up in your creative process to feel inspired and to feel excited again! So I hope this video will help and inspire you to get creative! ❤
Thank you for the in depth talk about the 3 different mediums. I have bought a set of gouache paint but have been afraid to use them since it will be my first time. Thanks to you I can just relax and have fun with it and know that I won't need any new fancy papers or brushes for them. ❤👍 #makoficationsquad
Can u do a video on if different types of water distilled,hard water,that stuff effects watercolor please I'm curious and thought it would make a great video.
I highly recommend using an acrylic medium instead of water! The acrylic paint acts like liquid plastic (sets after about 10 minutes and can't be reactivated) and the water breaks apart the molecules instead of actually working with the paint. Using a thinning medium meant for acrylic will do the same as water but without ruining your painting's quality in the long run!
I think this was a great video on the different mediums! I started with oils but wanted something that wasn't so messy, then went onto acrylic which is one of my fav mediums but it takes a bit of time to set up/cleanup, then I used watercolors but found that it takes too long to make intense colors, gouche I haven't used but it looks like I can get an intense color right away and cleanup is easier than acrylic and oils. I shall give it a try!
You did a Wonderful job! It was very helpful😊 I bought some paints and I didn't try them out yet, but after watching this I wanna paint😆 Thank you so much!✌😉
Thank you so much for explaining what Gouache was. I have watercolors but it wasn't reaching the caliber i wanted. I kept hearing about Gouache but the internet never really explained it well enough. Great video. I'll be getting some gouache paints now.
This was really helpful and interesting to learn about! They didn't teach me the differences between the 3 in my college's art class long ago, just to buy gouache, basic technique on use, and use it for projects. So I had no clue of gouache's capabilities and didn't care for it afterwards. But your video helped me change my mind, haha. Thank you!
I am blowminded right now! (I always thought that goache was more like acrylic paint than watercolor, though I have never used it!) Should probably try it out now! #makoficationsquad
I’ve worked with like a few acrylic paints, mostly having to deal with mixing them for a project, and I ended up taking over the entire thing, man how fun it is
I really liked this video❤️,this is so helpfull to me bcoz I want to know about paintings and I want to do paintings,thank you so much for this amazing information😊
Another really helpful video right at the time I was thinking of using acrylics. Thanks a lot! If it's in your interests, please make a video about pastels (oil and soft)..! 💕🖌🖍
Started using Gouache after watching your videos. Now I have become addicted to them🙂. The overlapping that gouache allows is fascinating under certain circumstances.👍
Whatever it is......acrilyc,watercolour or gouache I THINK SO... THAT....... WHOEVER DREW ALL THE PAINTINGS..... IN THE VIDEOS..... REALLY IS AN ARTIST.SALUTE TO YOU... AND SATULE TO THOSE ALSO WHO WASTED THEIR TIME TO SEE MY COMMENT.😂😂😂
Thank you , your videos are pretty helpful for aspiring artists or just art students wanting to be more educated on these MEDIUMS. I don't experiment much with different mediums but I am getting more and more into acrylics .
I find it incredible that I am 20 years old now and have done many years of art classes in school, yet I don't know anything about different paints and papers and how to use them... I really do not remember being thaught this stuff, then again in my school, art class was always seemed to exist just to fill our schoolday and not actually learn something... So thank you for making this video, for a complete beginner like me this was extremly helpful
I suck at water colors. When I paint at one place then all appears to have appeared with different strokes. Going here and there. Sometimes, I mix much water, or sometimes much color. It seems to destroy everything I try to create. Also, the paint doesn't blend that easily that they say on paper. This is rather hard.
Never heard of Gouache before.. So if it can be reactivated after its dry, does that mean to protect it once you are completely finished it needs put in a picture frame or something so that it doesn't accidentally get reactivated & ruined?
It re-activates really really easily, so yeah, definitely store or display it with that in mind. Also Gouache is generally not the best medium if you want something that is lightfast. But I love working with it, it's really fun! You can't do the same things with it as watercolor or acrylic though
hello! i wanted to ask is there a specific paper you can use for watercolour? because every time i use normal sketchbook paper the water goes through a few pages :(
I painted with acrylic paint when for a while then I invested in some watercolors about 6 months ago and I got some gouache paints today and after watching this I’m so exited to try it :)
Oohhh tempura is often used to paint Icons :D is it pretty common to find them in any old art store like Michael’s? Tbh I’ve been wondering where I can buy some
This was so straightforward and answered a lot of the questions i had about guache and had some things i didn’t know about acrylic thrown in as well thank you 🙏
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Gouache is basically their lovechild
LOL
Ikr
this is artistically romantic
troom troom’s child
That’s a good way to put it😅
Oh.. gouache is exactly my style! Though as a complete dumb dumb with paint in general I’m not sure how to not waste such precious paint..
Since gouache reactivates and its also so pigmented its pretty efficient! Its okay
Although depending on the brand they may be harder to reactivate or may reactivate in a more liquid state. Some others like (from my experience) talens extrafine stay rather creamy sfter reactivating and also it doesnt need too much work
Maybe it would be good to start with thin acrilic, so it's not reactivated, and then work over it with oil paint or gouache
Nah, you wouldn't waste much paint, trust me. Even a blob was enough for me to paint a background because it was soooooo pigmented. I've run out of water before the paint.
I discovered recently too and I love it. It's flat color effect is perfect for drawing in a cartoon and anime style. It will look digital when you ink the painting afterwards. And you don't need much paint at all to cover a big area. It's a very flexible medium.
@@hexkwondo that's exactly what i thought when i saw it. very clean and digital looking, the best of watercolor and the best of acrylic (in my opinion) mixed in one.
0:16 watercolours
2:43 gouache
4:46 acrylic paint
Katerina Adolfova thx
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Thnx🙃
Thx
Thx
Hot tip: keep a spray bottle on hand when working on a longer term project w acrylic!! It keeps it wet to keep it useable ((: I personally use plastic take away containers and whenever its open I I'll mist it every 20 mins or so while I'm painting
Sometimes if I’m coming back to a mixed colour I just cover it with a wet paper towel
@Min Min I do that too
Thanks for the tips. I just started using acrylic and I realise some of my paint wastes and if it's a mixed colour it's hard to get the exact same shade again. So this was very helpful advice
I guess removing fine art education from early education has had an effect on the world.
I grew up in the seventies and this was taught in grade one; the fact that this is new to so many of you folks everywhere breaks my heart.
I was looking for some videos to show my kindergarten aged niece and nephew BUT, I am glad that fine art seem is popular again for young people.
From one artist to others.....much love!
Bless you
Yeah so sorry about how the times have changed and dont be so look becuase times are changing. I guess its life, things suck then their aweosme before they suck gain
I had art class in elementary school but we weren’t even exposed to these materials. We just used graphite, crayons, and construction paper
I grew up in the 1950's and '70's and it wasn't in the public school curriculum in any K-12 grade.
@@mikel4510 I went to Catholic school in the 70's in Canada. Our education was broad but also government resourced and funded.
You said that acrylic paints are cheaper than watercolors but in my country watercolours are cheaper than acrylic paints
I guess it depends on the region!
It's cheaper here in philippines too
@@pineapplechunks1847 India
Walker #23 that’s exactly what I was thinking!
Same
"Acrylic paint is alot cheaper."
My country: no
No 0ne yup
mood
Really? Acrylic is super cheap here.
Same for me. In Europe (maybe) it is cheap. But my country is one big NO! I had to pay 150€ for like 35 acrylic paints.
Same
I didn’t even know gouache existed until this 😂
Yee Can’t think of a creative name tbh G E R A R D
Eli’s Dun Y E E
I was apparently working with gouache even before I knew gouache was a thing. Gouache in my country is called "poster paint".
@@aleahlrb yeah? Just realized thanks lmfaoo
this is irrelevant bUT I LOVE YOUR USERNAME AND PROFILE PIC
In my country, water colour is much cheaper than acrylic
Which country?
@@tmd1698 indonesia, how about yours?
@@bauhiniafolia9673 India
i was just thinking of trying acrylic lately but...expensive in indonesia indeed:(
@@tmd1698 Me too India Which City
Difference between watercolour, gouache and acrylic?
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All of these are awesome, but I personally like watercolor paints because they are perfect for landscapes
Really! Ive always consittered acrilics to be the best for landscapes XD
And here I thought crayons were the best 🥴🥴
@@stan3075 it depends on the artist and the technique honestly
@@beautyflystudios9309 same
Yes watercolor is the best for English landscapes, beautiful effect
I love watercolour and gouache but acrylic is my type, I see other people prefer gouache but for me, nothing can beat acrylic, it’s the best, I LOVE it. (This is my opinion)
Hang Le That’s fantastic that somebody can love acrylic so much. I never seemed to like it because of how fast it dries. Maybe I should just stick to my favorite, oil paint.
Hang Le i like acrylic bc i work fast so i don’t need the slow drying time like with oils, and they’re so easy to clean up. I got water mixable oils and even though they’re supposed clean up just like acrylic but they’re still a pain to wash.
Eva Marie Yeah, im not very good at watercolour and goache...pls dont hate on me but im not a very big fan of it...
Hang Le, id never hate on somebody for not liking something! I understand!
@@evametzger4713 Yh well a lot of peoplr seem to love goache. And dont worry
I didnt seriously think you'd hate on me.
I didnt know u can put salt in watercolour lol
Same im doing that when I watercolor next time!😁
you can use rubbing alcohol for a cool effect also :)
@@isabella-pu6ne I've seen you before ._.
@@dontsearchcosmichydraschan9113 I can teleport
coffee cookie my art teacher taught us that yet she never let us do it
I found out the „watercolor“ i bought in tubes is actually guache😂
Oh my god 😂
Me too. I’ve been using it for about a year and was wondering why I couldn’t follow up with all those tutorials. Hahaha
Me too
But your profile pic..........
I just realized that too. My brain was so confused why my watercolors weren’t working correctly
there are different kinds of watercolor. some come in pans and can be dry and semi moist. or it can be a liquid. some watercolors do come in tubes! you just have to be careful and make sure you're buying what you want.
I used Gouache for a long time and the main reasons are it offers the best from both watercolor and acrylic. it can be transparent or opaque and can be applied on colored papers, cardboards or even canvas. Watercolor is limited to white papers only and if you applied too much it could make the colors burn while acrylics are permanent so make sure you maximized your pallet before storing them. A fixative substance can be applied if you want your Gouache painting to be permanent.
Wdym by maximizing pallet before storing them?
I used to be a fan, but ever since I discovered your channel...
I've become an air conditioner.
ArtismFun WHAHHA WHY DOES THIS HAVE ONLY 3 LIKES?!
That's because only few realise this
Deep
Sooooo Deeeep 🏊😂 HAHAHAHHAHQHA
I didn't know what tf u were talking about until I pressed read more
I’m a newbie painter. Started with Acrylics and just bought a cheap set of water color paint palate. TFS this most helpful video! Love your channel! I look forward to wAtching and leArning so much! 👍🤗❤️🇺🇸
In my experience, cheap watercolor don't give as good results as one would expect. Buy a palete which is a bit more expensive but not overly so, no need to go to high-end brands, and you will see the difference. This is coming from an amateur artist who learned the hard way :)
Oh, and have fun :)
Omg I want to use gouache now.
Samee
I thought I was using watercolor the whole time, but checked my set and it’s actually gauche 🤣 it’s very fun to work with
Tempestuous Lenora I bought it today and did not knew that what to do with it so I search in yt and this video popped out
I used to use gouache when i was in kindergarten😭 for teacjers it was really easy
Same
I’ve been literally saying “goo-chay” this whole time. 😂🤦🏽♀️ also great video
Haha same
Sounds like off brand gucci😭😂
@@treesspeaklatin8950 😭😭😭😭
Hahaaa that's so cute
Same 😂
You can add glycerin to acrylic paints if you don't want them to dry quickly on your paper or canvas. However if you're too adapted to acrylic paints like me, when the drying time changes, you're more prone to making mistakes. You may mix colors on canvas when you're thinking you're adding a new layer. So be careful. 😉
Thanks
Happy Saturday! For me exerimenting and testing out new art mediums always helps me to get out of the creative block! It's good to change things up in your creative process to feel inspired and to feel excited again! So I hope this video will help and inspire you to get creative! ❤
Plz mako reply
When is your birthday?
Is it November?
3rd yay
#makoficationsquad
Finally I can start my watercolors training #makoficationsquad
I needed this video, thanks!
Wait... So like... Gouache is Inbetween acrylics and watercolour? Cos that's what the thumbnail looks like! 😂
You can also get acrylic gouache.
Yeah acryla gouache is like acrylic paint but the texture is slightly more gouache-y and it dries matte.
I use all four together, it's fun.
I don't love watercolor's look but I love working with them.
Thats how id describe it after my first try. Ive used both, and its basically opaque watercolor.
Thank you for the in depth talk about the 3 different mediums. I have bought a set of gouache paint but have been afraid to use them since it will be my first time. Thanks to you I can just relax and have fun with it and know that I won't need any new fancy papers or brushes for them. ❤👍 #makoficationsquad
Awww glad I cod help!
I never appreciated acrylic that much, but this helped me!! Especially the part about layering, now I will definitely buy a few tubes 🤩
I started learning water colour painting during these lockdowns.......
Your video helps a lot
WAIT HAHAHA IVE BEEN THINKING FOR THE PAST 4 MONTHS I WAS USING WATERCOLOR BUT I'M ACTUALLY USING GOUACHE
I-
House 🏠 🏚 🏡 🏘 🏫 🏠 🏚 🏡 🏘
Lol🤣🤣
Can u do a video on if different types of water distilled,hard water,that stuff effects watercolor please I'm curious and thought it would make a great video.
I highly recommend using an acrylic medium instead of water! The acrylic paint acts like liquid plastic (sets after about 10 minutes and can't be reactivated) and the water breaks apart the molecules instead of actually working with the paint. Using a thinning medium meant for acrylic will do the same as water but without ruining your painting's quality in the long run!
I think this was a great video on the different mediums! I started with oils but wanted something that wasn't so messy, then went onto acrylic which is one of my fav mediums but it takes a bit of time to set up/cleanup, then I used watercolors but found that it takes too long to make intense colors, gouche I haven't used but it looks like I can get an intense color right away and cleanup is easier than acrylic and oils. I shall give it a try!
I used to be a fan,but ever since I discovered your channel...............
I've still been a fan
You did a Wonderful job! It was very helpful😊 I bought some paints and I didn't try them out yet, but after watching this I wanna paint😆 Thank you so much!✌😉
Thank u so much for this video now I can use correct medium for my paintings. No wonder when I uses watercolours my paintings were a disaster.
LMAO I THOUGHT GOUACHE WAS A DESSERT AHHAHAHAHAH
LMFAO HOW
that's GANACHE AKGSHSGSHSHSH
Пчелка e LMBOOOOOOOO
SAME 😂😂😂
LOL I THOUGHT THAT TOO I ALSO THOUGHT THAT IT WAS SOME KIND OF CAKE 🤣😂
Thank you so much for explaining what Gouache was. I have watercolors but it wasn't reaching the caliber i wanted. I kept hearing about Gouache but the internet never really explained it well enough. Great video. I'll be getting some gouache paints now.
Thank you. Very well explained and appreciated.
#makoficationsquad yay! Finally someone changed my thinking of "all paints are same"
😍😍😍😍😘😘😘😘
You inspire me so much! Watching all your paint activates my creativity 👍🏾❤️💙💚🙏🏽
SOOOO INFORMATIVE AND NOT BORING! THANNNKKSSS FOR THE INFO
I’m not an artist and I don’t paint that often, but I love watching videos like this, they’re just so entertaining to me for some reason
because of u i have improved a lot in water colours and acrylics
This was really helpful and interesting to learn about! They didn't teach me the differences between the 3 in my college's art class long ago, just to buy gouache, basic technique on use, and use it for projects. So I had no clue of gouache's capabilities and didn't care for it afterwards. But your video helped me change my mind, haha. Thank you!
I use gouache paint for my projects and they definitely look flat but still very incredible. I love how the colors pop if not water activated.
Your watercolor paintings are amazing, I’ll never look at water paints the same way, thank you. ❤️❤️❤️
Clear simple needed useful knowledge... I only use watercolor. I haven't use the other two paint. I love to try out acrylic paint.
I am blowminded right now! (I always thought that goache was more like acrylic paint than watercolor, though I have never used it!) Should probably try it out now! #makoficationsquad
Thank you so much! Now I know the difference and I can tell my dad to buy this!
Friend : wow! Can you teach me how to draw?
My head : i dont know how to teach-
Sir Yer SO TRUE
The best tutorial 🤩✨
this is probably one of the most informative videos i’ve ever seen, thank you so much
"Acrylic is a lot cheaper"
My country: note that down, note that down, we ain't gonna do that
Same..
Same!
Same
Same
Same!
These must have taken so much time.... It was awesome😍😘
i have gouache, and i enjoy using it ^^ my type of paint
For a beginner, this was soooo helpful. Thank you!
I’ve worked with like a few acrylic paints, mostly having to deal with mixing them for a project, and I ended up taking over the entire thing, man how fun it is
I got a water color set from my local supermarket for 1$! It works reallyy well!
Hi, awesome tips and you are really awesome
Oh my gosh mako
I just love your paintings
Well this video was indeed very helpful
Tysm mako
Hello im a beginner in watercolor thank you for sharing this i also watched your tricks and tips in watrcolor i really learned a lot.. Thank You
I really liked this video❤️,this is so helpfull to me bcoz I want to know about paintings and I want to do paintings,thank you so much for this amazing information😊
Another really helpful video right at the time I was thinking of using acrylics. Thanks a lot!
If it's in your interests, please make a video about pastels (oil and soft)..!
💕🖌🖍
Good job!!! I Never miss your videos.........but please start doing the art journal Thursday again
Coming soon 😊
This is going to be so useful for me as a GCSE art student #makoficationsquad ilysm mako 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖😍😍😍😍
amazing aqsa best of luck for your exam. I am a GCSE art student too.
amazing aqsa same
Started using Gouache after watching your videos. Now I have become addicted to them🙂. The overlapping that gouache allows is fascinating under certain circumstances.👍
Even though it's normal watercolor you made it look gorgeous 😍💕💕💕
Whatever it is......acrilyc,watercolour or gouache
I THINK SO...
THAT.......
WHOEVER DREW ALL THE PAINTINGS.....
IN THE VIDEOS.....
REALLY IS AN ARTIST.SALUTE TO YOU...
AND SATULE TO THOSE ALSO WHO WASTED THEIR TIME TO SEE MY COMMENT.😂😂😂
Ty
I never knew that 😊😊 thanks for sharing information with us😘😘
I don’t mess with acrylic😂
Llama Who time travels same
Why?
@@delko000 She may just not like them, or like other commentors said, acrylic paint is expensive in their countries. This could be the case for her.
Acrylic messes with me
Same it drys way to fast, imma just stick to oil
Thank you , your videos are pretty helpful for aspiring artists or just art students wanting to be more educated on these MEDIUMS.
I don't experiment much with different mediums but I am getting more and more into acrylics .
Thanks for sharing this useful information!!! Now I know the different between watercolor and acrylic!
The Color in the Thumbnail is M A G E N T A
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The OMG World !! N O I T IS A P I N K I S H - R E D
@@candyflossy7549 NO IT'S REDISH PINK !. ok i'm out
I T S R A B I E S
Candy Flossy ITS *BLACK*
No, It's Quinacridone
Is there a million subscribers here or a thousand?
Now it's a million.
Million
Now it's going *2M*
My childhood was for watercolors, gauche, acrylic.
And then I got minimalistic asf and came back to Water color-
I find it incredible that I am 20 years old now and have done many years of art classes in school, yet I don't know anything about different paints and papers and how to use them... I really do not remember being thaught this stuff, then again in my school, art class was always seemed to exist just to fill our schoolday and not actually learn something...
So thank you for making this video, for a complete beginner like me this was extremly helpful
Wow! Brief but informative. Thank you!
I suck at water colors. When I paint at one place then all appears to have appeared with different strokes. Going here and there. Sometimes, I mix much water, or sometimes much color. It seems to destroy everything I try to create.
Also, the paint doesn't blend that easily that they say on paper. This is rather hard.
Never heard of Gouache before.. So if it can be reactivated after its dry, does that mean to protect it once you are completely finished it needs put in a picture frame or something so that it doesn't accidentally get reactivated & ruined?
It re-activates really really easily, so yeah, definitely store or display it with that in mind. Also Gouache is generally not the best medium if you want something that is lightfast. But I love working with it, it's really fun! You can't do the same things with it as watercolor or acrylic though
Acrylic is cheaper than water colors
My country: *_yes, but actually no_*
Grisette Directo same hahaha
Cheers for the video. Short, sweet and informative.
I absolutly LOVE watercolor! And, I love gouache, too!
omg thank you so much im a beginner and this was so helpful :) #makoficationsquad
#makoficcationsquad this video was helpful thank you
hello! i wanted to ask is there a specific paper you can use for watercolour? because every time i use normal sketchbook paper the water goes through a few pages :(
Yes, you can use high quality 300gsm or more watercolor paper
@@roopadonthi6095 oh
It is better if it is 100% cotton
Wonderful video! Im very familiar with watercolors and acrylics but i had absolutely no idea what gouache was like . Very good video thanks
this is so direct to the point and is very clear. thank you
Me the entire video: "Wow! Art work so beautiful, so calming. I think I can also do that."
*remembers that I suck at art*
Also me: never mind ._.
Her: mad skillz
Me: shooketh
Hotel: Trivago
I had no idea that gouache was a thing until now.. .-.
Same wtf.
I painted with acrylic paint when for a while then I invested in some watercolors about 6 months ago and I got some gouache paints today and after watching this I’m so exited to try it :)
Yayy!
Thank you, you just clarified if I could paint over dry acrylic etc...
Third!!
First
Deutschland??♡♡♡♡♡
Jawohl!
Ich bin eigentlich von Albanien aber ich wohne in Deutschland😉
Thanks for a valuable piece of information described briefly in a sweet manner
All great mediums! Love the color vibrancy!
~Gloss and Sparkle
Word “gouache”, at the beginning, sounds like Russian (гуаш хехе, и правда звучит как на нашем языке)))
Says "Acrylic is Cheaper".
Me: played it twice just to make sure I heard correct.
At stores near my house they only sell....
TEMPURA PAINT! DUN DUN DUNNNNNN.(poster paint)
Oohhh tempura is often used to paint Icons :D is it pretty common to find them in any old art store like Michael’s? Tbh I’ve been wondering where I can buy some
@@littledrummergirl_19 I've found smaller bottles of them at Michael's but I've found huge bottles of them at walmart and mejier
Your painting make my booster come again to painting
This was so straightforward and answered a lot of the questions i had about guache and had some things i didn’t know about acrylic thrown in as well thank you 🙏