Hey guys! I'll come back to the other comments later but I've come to report that the green i used is actually just "green" from the white nights palette. The other colors are Chinese orange, carmine and English red
It's magical seeing how controlled you are with the brush! Even when it seems heavily pigmented when you dot the colors on they instantly become blended with a few strokes
For me, the quality and type of paper are definitely more important than the watercolor paint. The texture and thickness of the paper affects my mood in the washes I make.
There is nothing wrong with being proud of something you worked hard to create! Pat yourself on the back all you want, you deserve to, it is a beautiful painting!
The way you use watercolors is sooo similar to how I used to use them before I basically stopped making art years ago. You have no idea how inspiring this is.
It’s very beautiful. And also I think that it’s important to choose the paper for watercolor painting. Normally I use cold press but sometimes hot press is more useful to paint the portrait. Thank you for sharing your great artwork. 💕
Hey guys! If anyone is interested, Domestika has some free photoshop and procreate brushes here : www.domestika.org/en/blog/8081-18-free-photoshop-and-procreate-drawing-brushes?atag=ebbdc0&
I discovered your channel through your gouache paintings videos, and although I really enjoy seeing your gouache painting process, I just love watching you paint with watercolor as it is my preferred medium 🤌! Btw I´m a new patreon of yours, I´m really glad to be able to support your work, looking forward to see more videos from you in the future! 🙏
The painted quality has a lot to do with the mood we're in, even more than the mood we want to impart to the viewer. I like how the artist chose to emphasize value and texture. The element value describes the lightness or darkness of a color. It's really cool to see how the artist controlled the brush stroke.
Been enjoying your drawings and paintings for a while, so satisfying to watch! Sometimes it’s the small things that can brighten up the day! I wish you good fortune, and bless you for every achievement you have done! Cheers 😇
This video makes it seem so easy. I tried my first gouache painting today and absolutely sucked ass at it. It's so frustrating not being able to do on paper what you've visualised in mind
Hola, nueva suscriptora, me encantó tu ilustración, realmente es bellísima 😍❤️😍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Y una idea, ¿podrías hacer clases en Domestika por favor? 🙏🏻😊 Yo sería feliz una de tus alumnas!! 😁❤️😍🙏🏻
Much of what you say is most critical when effects must be achieved with the least amount of trouble. Paper choice, and quality paints are of prime importance with just one's brushes left to bridge the gap created by the techniques we all employ. Certainly the use of agents or translators are most helpful; cotton buds, small bits of natural sea sponge, only damp detail brushes to lift mergings and overly saturated area's. More mechanical means are often very helpful, as a stylus drawn thru still wet areas can lend texture or small details that would later create extra work for the painter. Many also use Gum Arabic to create more control in confined areas, improving flow, and heightening the color some. It is a wonderful painting my friend. Thank you for sharing your immense talents with us all.
Was wondering about the watercolors, too. Tho by the looks of it, I'd guess it's the White Nights by Nevskaya Palitra. It looks alot like their old 36 colors palette. They have a new one now, since not all of the colors in the old palette were lightfast, and since these are artist grade paints, people wanted to only have lightfast colors in it, so Nevskaya delivered and released their new 35 palette with only lightfast colors in it. But yeah, I'm quite sure in this video she uses their old 36 color palette.
I m planning to order Baohong cold press myself to use gouache on it. I want to use it for like abit-bigger-than-medium pieces like 8×10". I've seen you used it for small pieces.
Hi Kay, i myself don't like using it for gouache because i think the texture really makes it hard to get smooth paint strokes on it. I think the hot pressed one would work better for finer details
I know practice makes perfect. I wish my colors could blend and be in control like this. Nice work as usual, HamRib Art! What would you consider bad paper?
Apparently papers can expire. Expired watercolour paper will make your watercolour patchy and harder to blend. It takes a few years but apparently it does expire. Also, there's a difference between cellulose(wood pulp) and cotton paper. The colours are harder to blend on cellulose and leaves a sharp edge most of the time.
Hey guys! I'll come back to the other comments later but I've come to report that the green i used is actually just "green" from the white nights palette. The other colors are Chinese orange, carmine and English red
Wow! I never knew people from another country would use our russian watercolors.
hi! if you dont mind me asking,, where country are you from? i was guessing maybe philippines! 🇵🇭💞
It's magical seeing how controlled you are with the brush! Even when it seems heavily pigmented when you dot the colors on they instantly become blended with a few strokes
For me, the quality and type of paper are definitely more important than the watercolor paint. The texture and thickness of the paper affects my mood in the washes I make.
There is nothing wrong with being proud of something you worked hard to create! Pat yourself on the back all you want, you deserve to, it is a beautiful painting!
The way you use watercolors is sooo similar to how I used to use them before I basically stopped making art years ago. You have no idea how inspiring this is.
It’s very beautiful. And also I think that it’s important to choose the paper for watercolor painting. Normally I use cold press but sometimes hot press is more useful to paint the portrait. Thank you for sharing your great artwork. 💕
Hey guys! If anyone is interested, Domestika has some free photoshop and procreate brushes here :
www.domestika.org/en/blog/8081-18-free-photoshop-and-procreate-drawing-brushes?atag=ebbdc0&
I discovered your channel through your gouache paintings videos, and although I really enjoy seeing your gouache painting process, I just love watching you paint with watercolor as it is my preferred medium 🤌! Btw I´m a new patreon of yours, I´m really glad to be able to support your work, looking forward to see more videos from you in the future! 🙏
I really love watching you paint with watercolor! I hope you can create more watercolor artwork in the future!!!
The painted quality has a lot to do with the mood we're in, even more than the mood we want to impart to the viewer. I like how the artist chose to emphasize value and texture. The element value describes the lightness or darkness of a color. It's really cool to see how the artist controlled the brush stroke.
love the colors in first painting =) green is my favorite color
Hope you can make a video on your recent favorite art materials and tools
this is beyond therapeutic, thanks for this! it made my day lil better :DD
Yes! New video❤...i love your videos and your art, is amazing💖
Looking forward to seeing the rest of this series 😊 Thank you for sharing!
I would really love to paint portrait but i can't even draw portraits! You make it look so easy.
Wow. Beautiful sharing. Amazing art as always👍🏻
I have been anticipating your next video..
Yay 🤩😁 💜❤️..
that looks wonderful! great job with the shading on her face
the painting was cool and all, but she had such a soothing voice.
Thank you for sharing your pretty tutorial and I loved it my friend.☺️❤️
God bless you.🙏🏻
Been enjoying your drawings and paintings for a while, so satisfying to watch! Sometimes it’s the small things that can brighten up the day! I wish you good fortune, and bless you for every achievement you have done! Cheers 😇
Какая КРАСОТА)))
You should def do a series of Skillshare classes!!
for the final 5th video you should use all 4 mediums for one photo
Beautiful work… congratulations
It looks really really good! I'm inspired to paint pretty girls now. Thanks for the video.
Love your style 🧡
Amazing as always. Love it
Hi sisterettt, you are one of my inspirations 💗💗
This video makes it seem so easy. I tried my first gouache painting today and absolutely sucked ass at it. It's so frustrating not being able to do on paper what you've visualised in mind
I am going through the same, and am very frustrated,however, I keep trying. Don't get too discouraged, I think most of us struggle at first.
واو رائعة 😍😍😍
this is actually perfect
This is so beautiful.
I love watching your videos.
You inspire me.i do make
Drawings. I want to start
Painting . Iv been studying
About it
Awesome work!!!
Жду не дождусь 😁
Amazing!!
You are the best
Amazing!
So excited 😊
Hola, nueva suscriptora, me encantó tu ilustración, realmente es bellísima 😍❤️😍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Y una idea, ¿podrías hacer clases en Domestika por favor? 🙏🏻😊 Yo sería feliz una de tus alumnas!! 😁❤️😍🙏🏻
hi ate! please make a video about how to start your own art channel 🥺
Much of what you say is most critical when effects must be achieved with the least amount of trouble. Paper choice, and quality paints are of prime importance with just one's brushes left to bridge the gap created by the techniques we all employ. Certainly the use of agents or translators are most helpful; cotton buds, small bits of natural sea sponge, only damp detail brushes to lift mergings and overly saturated area's. More mechanical means are often very helpful, as a stylus drawn thru still wet areas can lend texture or small details that would later create extra work for the painter. Many also use Gum Arabic to create more control in confined areas, improving flow, and heightening the color some. It is a wonderful painting my friend. Thank you for sharing your immense talents with us all.
Beautiful work! Also: Grafit Studio would probably sponsor you. I know they sponsor several other TH-camrs like Cosmic Spectrum Art and Ahmed Aldoori.
Beautiful! What watercolors and brushes did you use for this?
Was wondering about the watercolors, too. Tho by the looks of it, I'd guess it's the White Nights by Nevskaya Palitra. It looks alot like their old 36 colors palette. They have a new one now, since not all of the colors in the old palette were lightfast, and since these are artist grade paints, people wanted to only have lightfast colors in it, so Nevskaya delivered and released their new 35 palette with only lightfast colors in it.
But yeah, I'm quite sure in this video she uses their old 36 color palette.
Cool
beautiful work .. loved watching your process.. norakag 👍
I m planning to order Baohong cold press myself to use gouache on it. I want to use it for like abit-bigger-than-medium pieces like 8×10". I've seen you used it for small pieces.
Hi Kay, i myself don't like using it for gouache because i think the texture really makes it hard to get smooth paint strokes on it. I think the hot pressed one would work better for finer details
I cant wait :(((
Portret and Red is ❤️ face mine soul 💘 farytales
I know practice makes perfect. I wish my colors could blend and be in control like this. Nice work as usual, HamRib Art! What would you consider bad paper?
Apparently papers can expire. Expired watercolour paper will make your watercolour patchy and harder to blend. It takes a few years but apparently it does expire. Also, there's a difference between cellulose(wood pulp) and cotton paper. The colours are harder to blend on cellulose and leaves a sharp edge most of the time.
How many years exactly bc i have like a shit ton of watecolor paper im scared to use bc it was so expensive
@@lala-4458 people said atleast 5 years But i think it depends on how you store them. If you store them properly it won't expire that soon.
@@lemonyleon im gonna have to look up how to store it properly but like my paper is def expired probably 😭😭😭
@@lala-4458 RIP 😭, maybe test it out first just to make sure. Even if it is expired, you can use it for 'textured blend'. Dont waste paper 😭
@@lemonyleon yes i will !! I will def not throw it out lmao i spent too much n will use it even if its expired 😣😤😭
May I ask where you get your reference photos from?
It's a very beautiful painting, you should pat yourself on the back more 💖
Hello, could u share the reference photo?
Is there a reason why you draw with a red pencil ?