❤️ Everything you NEED TO KNOW on granulation to create amazing watercolour art - art for beginners
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 เม.ย. 2022
- Do you struggle with the texture that watercolour creates in your art? Do you want to know how you can control, increase or minimise watercolour granulation? Then this watercolour tutorial for beginners is for you :) Make sure to watch till the end as I will do a complete painting demonstration to show you all the techniques from the video in use. I hope this video will make you braver in approaching granulating watercolour or helping you to minimise it all together. ___________________________________________________________________________
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My goodness!!, I had no clue as to how much I didn’t know about the entire subjects you discussed in this video. I am not only impressed by the # of products and methods that will give the affects one is after and elevate your work. But most of all, I am so impressed by your knowledge and experience in all aspects of granulation, you are a magnificent educator and artist!. I can’t wait to see what else you have up your magical sleeve!!. 🙏🏼♥️🎃👻
I'm so glad you've enjoyed the tutorial and got a lot out of it !! Hope your painting goes well😊
One of the most informative and helpful videos about watercolors on TH-cam! Thank you, thank you.
Thank you so much :)
Omg now I need an entire series of granulated paints
Haha 😆 granulation can be very beautiful in watercolor. Make sure to experiment with what you already have.
This is the first video I've watched on granulation since starting watercolours four weeks ago. So helpful and interesting. thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Can't wait to find out more about my paints and what they can do and what I can make them do. I will keep watching your work.
I'm so glad you are enjoying your watercolour !! Keep it up 😄
This was very helpful! I bought a set of colours and did not realise they were all staining and I missed my granulation! It was very useful to learn about the mediums and paper choices that can help me get some of the random, easy beauty I am looking for when I paint rocks, rivers, and other landscape areas.
I’m so glad you found it helpful ❤️ and another tip 😉 you can always get one or two highly granulating colours separately and it will make it easier to adjust to your new set without having to spend more on a full set of new paints.
This is indeed everything I needed to know about granulation. This was really helpful. Thanks so much! 😊
Glad it was helpful! 😊
Thank you for this wonderful guide! I especially appreciated the information on combining granulating and staining colors. 🙏🏻
You are very welcome :)
I have only just found your video today and am blown away by your knowledge on this subject. I look forward to discovering your other videos. Thank you for sharing 🙏🏻
I'm so glad you've enjoyed it !! 😊
I love granulation. I just bought Schminke supergranulating set;delighted with it. Thank you for sho×ing how to mix one's own granulation combinations, as well as the use of granulation medium. I had tried the medium before, but you showed me how to use it much more effectively. Thank you!
Thank you so much 😊 glad you liked the video
Thank you. I had given up on watercolours because I thought the colours had to be watery and light, and I knew nothing about granulation. 🎉
It is what you want it to be :) It can be light, shapeless, ink like or rich, very descriptive, detailed, textured. You can use watercolour on its own or together with ink, w/c pencils, gouache. I have some videos with those tutorials on YT as well. Just keep going with it and don't feel that you need to be restricted by a specific style or type of painting. As long as you are practicing, experimenting and developing you are on the right track 😊
I learned so much about texture and granulation! I love the look of granulation!
I’ve watched it again and picked up such a lot of great tips😉
So glad you are finding it helpful 😃
I’m completely amazed at how You broke this down into such clear, detailed explanations for your viewers. I’m just beginning in this medium and knew that I loved the effects of granulating paint but I didn’t know anything else beyond that. I questioned what would happen if I mixed my less expensive paints with DS and other more expensive paints. Now I know what to try and what to look for. Thanks so much for the respect you show your viewers by taking time to give a thorough lesson on how paints behave differently and with different paper. The profile sketches of the paper surfaces with the staining vs granulating paints is especially valuable to me.
I’m so glad you’ve made a good use of the video. Paper is very important in watercolor , some may argue - even more important than paint. The best thing you can do is experiment with your paint and paper that you usually use as you will get different results. Different brands of paper manufacture it a bit differently so cold press of one company may be different from another brand… experiment, experiment, experiment 😊
This was extremely well presented. I'm experimenting by using some universal colorants with Gum Arabic to create my own water colors. So far the do granulate more than standard water colors. Another thing I've done is create watercolor with india ink with a few drops of Darth Black (a super ultra black acrylic) with my gum Arabic medium. This watercolor granulates beautifully. I've also experimented with mixing non granulating tints with granulating pigments normally used for house paint, in my attempt to formulate supergranulators. I'd classify my blacks as supergranulating.
How interesting! I’ve never mixed house paints with watercolor or Gum Arabic 😊 I will be making a video in the near future about making your own paint. Thank you for sharing your experiments ❤️
I learned something today. I will try playing with my paints to create granulation combos. Thank you 😊
Go for it!! 😆Make sure to record the names of the colours and other info as you might love some of the mixes you create but not remember down the line what they were exactly :)
What an excellent tutorial!!!!! I’m so glad to find you today!!!! You answered so many questions and now I have a greater understanding of the wonderful world of watercolor!!! I appreciate this jam packed video!!!! I’m subscribing!!!!
I'm glad you found it useful! Make sure to practice with your paint on your favourite w/c paper to see what happens 😉
This has been the best video about the topic!
Thank you so much 😊
This tutorial was so well done, with great explanation, demonstration and enthusiasm! Very helpful! I'm a new painter and have been working with watercolor for about 3 months. I am loving it! - So much to learn; and it'll be a while before I develop my own style. Yet there is something so forgiving about watercolor. There is definitely a magic that happens once the paint dries and one returns to look at her work. -- Even a novice can feel they've painted something beautiful! Thanks for sharing your expertise on this very relevant topic.
Thank you 😊 so glad you found it helpful!!
Great info. I'm sold on granulation
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Thank you for this very helpful video. I especially liked the mixing of staining and granulating pigments.
Thank you :)
I like granulating colors a lot, they are great for landscape
absolutely :)
I am so glad to have discovered you!
Haha 😆 I can tell you are a watercolor fan !!
Thank you so much! ♥️ It was so helpful and soothing
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20:00 amazing !❤
So glad you've enjoyed this video ❤
You explain and demonstrate very clearly! Thank you! This was really helpful!!
I’m so glad you liked it ❤️
I have been trying to make Universe artsy but couldn’t get it right, this knowledge is sooo good !!!
absolutely if you combine granulation with some other techniques you will create a beautiful universe :) happy holidays!
This is incredible information! Thank you so much! It finally makes sense.
I'm glad it helped :)
My first granulating paint samples will be here in a few days and I've been watching videos on the subject. You have helped me immensely to understand the intricacies of this captivating paint medium. Now, I want to see what colors I already have that I can get a granulating effect with the granulating liquid. Thank you for being such a great teacher. 🙏
Thank you very much 😊❤️
Hooray ! New video from L.A. ! Great tutorial on watercolors. Great painting as always Love it ! Till next time.
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What a beautiful tutorial! 💗 So clearly explained and demonstrated 😊
Thank you so much!❤️
This is so helpful !
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Beginner here... this was very helpful, thank you! 🙂
So glad it was useful for you :)
Very informative. I really didn't know how to organize my knowledge of granulation. Thank you. So much of watercolor is about control, which requires a game plan. Very hard for me, but this video really helped.
I’m so glad it did ❤️ by the way if you do have any questions or things you struggle with let me know as I can consider it for my future videos 😄
I love and appreciate your videos Thank you ❤
Thank you so much 😊❤
Thank you! I love texture and granulation and I'm glad you showed how to use the WN granulation medium. The Schmincke granulation spray was a surprise I hadn't heard of before.
You’re welcome ☺️ granulation sorry is different both in use and results. Quite fun to use though
9:59a.m. Excellent demonstrations! I had no idea that the more water you add to a granulating pigment, the more granulated it becomes. Also, I, too, did not know that there was a granulating medium and spray. I will be getting some, for sure. I have a question. If I don’t want my sky color to be granulated, can you suggest a cerulean that doesn’t granulate? I generally use Daniel Smith paints. Thank you.
@@lynneboll4259 absolutely , you can use non granulating colour and get a smooth appearance. Phthalo blue doesn’t granulate in almost all brands and you can make interesting mixes for the sky with that. You can look up the brands descriptions. They usually specify which colours granulate and what don’t. By the way Daniel Smith have many granulating colours so you might like to try another brand if the colour you like in DS granulated.
Very helpful and useful. Thank you.
You are very welcome :)
Such comprehensive information. Thank you!!
Glad you found it useful 😄
You're great at explaining things, thanks a lot!
Thanks , glad you liked it 😄
Thank you. Great video, explaining all. Love the granulation.
Thank you :)
Fantastic tutorial, thank you so much!
Glad you liked it 😄
Thank you so much! This is exactly the information I have been looking for.
You are welcome 🤗
I like both!
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Beautiful painting !
Thank you 😊
Really interesting video - thanks Leila! 👍
Glad you liked it 😊
I love your teaching style.. the closeups and demonstrations are very helpful...thank you. yes, I subscribed...
I’m so glad you find it useful!!! Let me know what else you’d like to see in the future 😊
Thanks Leila - this is very interesting subject of granulation - really fascinating.
Glad you liked it!!
Will watch this fully tonight when I'm home leila :) cant wait! Keep up the great work 👍
Thank you and enjoy 😊
What a great explanation
Thank you so much, glad you've enjoyed it!
This is such a great, and helpful video, thank you.
Thank you 😊
What an excellent lesson about using and understanding water colors ❤️
Thanks, glad you’ve enjoyed it 😄
Excellent explanation. Thank you
You're most welcome :)
👏👏👏👏👏👏great information amazing as usual.
Thank you so much 😊
Very good explanation on granulations. Thank you.
You're welcome !
Great informative video. I will have to try some of these techniques, can't wait! Thank you!
Thanks , let me know how you go 😊
Great video. Knowing how the paint and water work is so important. Thanks for sharing.
You are so welcome ❤️
Thanks so much that was super helpful!
You are very welcome 🤗
Great content. Thank you.
Thank you 😊
Excellent tutorial....
Thank you :)
Excellent, excellent video.
Thank you 😊
I enjoyed learning about granulation!❤
Watercolour is quite amazing - so many sides to it :)
Can I ask what is the tape that you used for the demonstration fish piece (brand, type?)? I do love the video in general and love granulation and will definitely be using it more! Thank you
Love granulating paints
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I just found your channel for the first time tonight and found your explanation of granulation along with your examples made learning so much easier. Pretty Quoiy too. Thank you. I just subscribed to your channel.
Thank you 😊Let me know what other things you'd like to learn !!
I appreciate the information in this video. I blossomed into lots of ideas on what to paint and how to move granulating paint more skillfully. Thanks!
So glad the video helped you like that ❤️
Love this video - just subscibed ❤❤❤
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I love that vidéo ! fantastique ! Merci !
Thank you :) glad you found it useful !
Thanks for the detailed explanation and demonstration. I am a beginner in using water colour as a medium and love to do textures.
Thank you 😊 I’m so glad you’ve enjoyed the video
Спасибо Лейла за новое видео, как всегда великолепная информация.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Спасибо , я рада что понравилось 🥰
I've been experimenting with all these techniques. Love granulation. Many uses in my paintings
Wonderful to hear :)
Thank you 🙂
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Fab tips, I am sold on granulation tahnks!!
😄I’m glad !!
Muy inspirador!!
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❤this was a great video. I look forward to more. I couldn't help sharing with my granddaughter Zyrah to set the right strokes.
I'm absolutely delighted🎉
I'm very happy you enjoyed the video! Please feel free to share it with anyone you think would find it useful :)
I love granulation so I just bought some granulation fluid. You did a wonderful job showing me how to use it. Thank you! And you now have a new subscriber. 😊
Thank you 😊 how exciting!! Make sure to experiment a lot!!
Thank you
You are very welcome :)
Leila I just found your channel. Thank you & regards from Australia 🇦🇺
Hello neighbour ;) glad you've enjoyed the video!!
Merci infiniment pour ces explications si complètes concernant la granulation et les explications si claires concernant la migration des pigments si subtile selon le type de papier utilisé . Vidéo ultra pédagogique. Merci
Glad you found it useful ❤️
Hey Flower : - Cheers for yet another interesting + chilled out upload.......
*There's a W missing off your sleeve by the way!!*
A lovely-looking fishy picture, I reckon watching Koi carp float around in a pond is nearly as relaxing as listening to you talk....??!. My Dad's cousin in the Isle Of Man has a big pond with them in, I remember nearly falling asleep sat at the side watching them - while we were over there watching the TT races (not so relaxing....!!!).
That shade of blue you used at around 21:00 - Fallow Blue?, slightly hard to hear the name of it you quoted, thanks to that damn gorgeous accent of yours (!) ...... = Exactly the colour of my TRX850. And **Indeed** : - that mix of deep blue and amber/orange in a painting works just perfectly.
Bye Chuck - all the best down there, Nick.
Hi :) I agree it's relaxing watching them swim around in the pond. There was a big beautiful pond like that in the Auckland Zoo but it was removed after the renovations unfortunately. The colour is phthalo blue. It's a very beautiful staining colour on it's own and it's commonly used to produce other blue colours as well. :D
Thanking you
You're very welcome :)
Thank you for this wonderful, informative and helpful video! I love Schmincke ‘s Horadam granulating Watercolor Paints. I have forest green and haze. I love foggy landscapes. I’m so glad I found you today, and you didn’t even know you were lost! 😉 Looking forward to getting to know you learning more on how to use granulating and non granulating paint. From my foggy and rainy mountain top in middle Tennessee, to you, have a beautiful and productive day! Fran
Haha no I didn't know I was lost but as long as i'm found now - that's all that matters :D . I like Horadam paints too Daniel Smith has a nice range as well. Have a nice and creative day!!
I was wondering about Daniel Smith’s granulating paints. Would they work with the Schmincke?
@@franswey2 yes you can mix those together there should be no issues but it’s always good to experiment first
That's a kind of classical tutorial...Jesus....I can see now 🙏🏻😁...tks a lot 🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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Leila, you are such an amazing artist. I have learned so so much from you today. Thank you for making this video, I have learn everything I needed to know about granulation. Thank you so much you are such a wonderful teacher. Thanks for sharing and I will continue watching your videos and subscribe. And of course tell all my friend artist about your Chanel.
Thank you for such a nice comment Naomi 😊
I love how detailed you explain things, not just the look of things but the how and why of it all, even the when. Stayed up till after 2 a.m. watching this while making some very experimental new watercolor paint colors, keeping granulation and those sort of 2-tone or even 3-tone effect in mind. Darkened my own mix of dusk pink and making this gorgeous granulating brownish black with orange undertone. Bloodstone Genuine from Daniel Smith is a close match but I’ve enhanced the orange undertone. Was so in love with it that I immediately commandeered a new watercolor sketch book to keep those colors that were a succes to either remake (expensive) paints, or make it from my owned supplies, to not have to invest in a full tube, etc. But the finding out new colors is my favorite part. So much so that my artwork isn’t growing much 😂
I was planning to use a cheap watercolor sketchbook or a selfmade one (been working on making a few more for that exact reason) but it ended up being a proper hardbound watercolor sketchbook. Then I thought that it is even better to have it in this hardbound one because a sketchbook is all about experiments and studies and learning about (new) colors and at least this way it’s handy to put away or to keep open
Colour mixing and experimenting is a very important part of painting. Many students want to jump into painting finished art works but what you are doing is so good!! Make sure to keep them all and don't forget to write down the colours in the mixes and pigment numbers. I have some videos on creating multiplication table with paint and colour theory but that's on Patreon. There is also a video on how I've made a sketch book on TH-cam th-cam.com/video/nURDuhlrBEY/w-d-xo.html 😉
Çok basarili👌
Thank you :)
very well explained.loved it. please review and compare white nights new granulating water colours with other granulating water colours.
Thank you 😊 I don’t have WhiteNights new granulating watercolors. If somehow I’ll get them I’ll definitely do a video on that
Wow I forgot about your channel. Glad I remembered.
Welcome back 😄
Love this!! I’m hooked on granulated colors but I’m going to buy the medium next. So staining and granulation are opposites? So if you want to enter in show is this still a transparent? I’m still learning coming from oil, and dry pastel background. Love your videos. Thank you. ❤
I'm sorry I don't understand what you mean by enter a show. Staining and granulating are opposite in a way but they are all still watercolour. Yes transitioning from pastel you need to really experiment with the watercolour and play with it, create lots of mixes and swatches try different techniques. Have fun!!😊
Love love love granulation ❤
😀it sure is amazing!
Started to get into granulation some years ago and found the video very informative, Mars and Luna Black have some amazing results mixed with granulation medium then applied over a watered wash, but as suggested the opposite using flat paper tilting the board slightly, try also watercolour paper board which keeps flat whereas paper stretched will become uneven spoiling the end result.
Absolutely, it's important to use the correct heaviness of paper depending on the size of the work. The larger the painting and the more water you intend to use the thicker the paper should be otherwise you will struggle with buckling and other problems :) using cotton also helps!
@LeilaAtaya I mix the colour neat into half of a bottle of granulation medium, you can judge it then from there, it will settle quickly so you need to give it a shake, you will have enough to back up along with being able to reuse either applying with a brush or pipette.
It's amazing to watch the pigment floating and then settle, very unpredictable, but that's the beauty.
@@whachoutb4 increadible effects aren’t they 😊
This was fascinating. Love the granulation…I don’t use black but do have a tube of cheap black…would that work with the combination using that granulating medium? Looks like a lot of fun experimenting. You have me interested. Thank you so much..
It's hard to say without being familiar with the brand of paint and pigments used but you can always experiment. I find that you get the most drastic changes with granulation medium when used with the paint that granulates a little bit on it's own. If the paint is really smooth it's not as obvious. Glad you enjoyed the video!! :)
I wish you were my teacher when I was still in school lol.
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Thank you for this super helpful video! I have one question: Where did you get this brochure? I can only find the pdf download on the schmincke website, but nowhere can I seem to get this printed on paper.
You can get it in the art shop. Next time you go there ask, it’s most likely they will have it. 😊
@@LeilaAtaya I'll try, thank you! :)
I’m working on a larger koi painting now so this is very timely 👍🏼❤️. How well would it work to put a granulated layer over a base layer that is not granulated and was completely dry? 🤔
Granulation medium only works with paint that is suspended in the water so it will not have an affect on dry paint. What you can do is layer darker paint with granulation over dry lighter layers. Don't know if it will work for your specific situation though it really depends on the effect you want to achieve. 😊
thank you for this video, i love the granulating effect so it was very helpful for me to understand it more ;), can i ask, the mars black you were using, what brand is it? if you said in video i do apologise if i missed it ;( thank you ;)
You are welcome :) it's Professional Watercolour Winsor & Newton Mars Black. If you need pigment for reference it's PBk11
@@LeilaAtaya oh thank you, i actually have van gogh's black with that pigment, will see if it work with it too ;) thank you
@@KarolinaMiskiewicz different brands may vary in granulation as they use a different treatment and binder but give it a go. I’ve used white nights mars black and that doesn’t granulate as much as w&n. I haven’t tried Van Gogh’s watercolor ( they are not available where I am) so can’t be sure. Let me know how you go with it 😄
Very nice ! Could you give us the name and the marque of the beautiful green you use at 19'? Thanks a lot !
Cascade green by Daniel smith
Which green is the mix at about 19? I can’t tell….. thx.
It’s Cascade green by Daniel Smith 😊
Good video! Very helpful. My only complaint is using granulating medium for everything. It's an extra expense, and if the paints granulate to begin with, why buy extra medium? It also would've been nice to know how to use the paints on their own without the extras.
I discuss different points with and without the granulation medium in the video. Also make sure to experiment with your paint as different brands create different granulation effects and if your paint creates enough granulation for your painting you don't need to use anything extra and stick to the other points I'm showing in the video :)
21:22 would Payne's Grey be a better option than black?
No I needed black to create more contrast with the blue. That’s the reason why I used Mars black as well- it’s more of a warmer black and highly granulating.
@@LeilaAtaya I see. Thank you.
@@caw25sha there is accolour that looks like the one I’ve mixed in Daniel Smith’s line but I wanted to demonstrate that you don’t need to spend more but instead use your existing colours to create interesting mixes. There are so many of them but I’d have to do a separate video to show more.
I want to find a paint that has the least granulation. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks.
Make sure you have a chart for the brand you are using and when choosing your colours refer to the chart for this info. Most reputable brands specify in the description if it's granulating or non-granulating pigments. If you already have paint that granulates you can minimise granulation effects by following the tips I give in the video but to make highly granulating paint completely granulation free is not possible.
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I didn't understand. to granulate is: a lot of pigment of the type that granulates more fine grain or coarse grain paper……..?
Granulation depends on the type of pigment and the mill of it. Most commonly you would find that finer pigment granulates less than coarse. There are other things as well - make sure to watch the video from beginning till the end :)