GRANULATION IN WATERCOLOR How to Achieve Granulation | Charcoal Lunar Black and Granulation Medium
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Welcome back to NV fine art studio, I am Nina and today we are talking about GRANULATION IN WATERCOLOR and How to achieve it for full effect. I am comparing Liquid Charcoal, Lunar Black Daniel Smith and Granulation medium. If you want to practice todays skills on a full painting, I have real time demonstrations available on my Patreon. Here is the link: www.patreon.com/user?u=67389542
paper used: BaoHong 300GSM ROUGH
brushes:
NEEF Alvaro Castagnet Mop
Escoda Perla
Happy Painting!
Nina
DEMO ON PATREON: www.patreon.com/posts/early-train-mc32-84517658
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Un grand merci de nous faire partager votre magnifique travail et vos astuces ; le noir de lune donne un résultat magnifique lorsqu'il est appliqué sur un fond jaune ou ocre ainsi que le bleu outremer 💙
❤very nice to compare the various difference of color,i like this❤❤
Thank you!
Muy linda! Gracias por esta demo sin ambages ni celos de artista! Gracias nuevamente
Top class demonstration and explanation of this affect. Ive been following your videos for a while now and have always learnt much from them. Thank you for the selfless work you do to help folks like me to learn express themselves through watercolors
Thank you so much! I'm so glad my videos are helpful!
I found this very interesting and encouraged me to do more practice.
This is great, thanks Elke!
An excellent demonstration that is very helpful to see how best to get granulation effects. Depending on the brand of paint, the granulating paints work well because the pigment used has different particle sizes (and possibly shapes) which creates more of a granulating effect when mixed with water. This can be seen in your demonstration of the Lunar Black by Daniel Smith.
I get mixed results when using granulation medium to add granulation to non-granulating paints. It tends to work best when a lot of water is used for more abstract type paintings.
My favourite granulating paints are Daniel Smith, but Schmincke also have some good options too. Even the budget paints of White Nights have an interesting selection of granulating paints which are good to experiment with and not worry about the cost of the paint.
So true! I also noticed, different pigments (granules) travel and settle at different speed/places...so, you mix two or three colors together, spray it, let it be and the top, for example, looks redder and the bottom greener...this is especially true if to use staining colors, they always leave a trail haha
I didn’t quite understand how you used or applied the granulation medium in the last painting with ultramarine blue. Would you explain the process?
Hi, I mixed a 1/2 tea spoon of Granulation medium with Ultramarine and Burnt Sienna in the palette well, painted the shape with this mixture and than sprayed the shape with water. It,s important to let it be after you spray and keep the board/paper tilted. The run off creates texture, not the medium itself.
Your painting style I've seen so far in your other videos reminded of Zbukvic. Now having seen you even using the same terms of his watercolour clock has convinced me that you are inspired by him. Am I right? 😉 Btw, congrats on your great tutorials. They are very inspiring and motivating to me. Keep your great work and thank you!
Thank you so much! I admire his work. Ive painted a few demos per request and use his "coffee" or "butter" etc consistency terms in addition to proportions for those who struggle with numbers. 👍
❤ Спасибо за Ваш труд.
Isn’t ultramarine a granulating color? I’m wondering what will happen if the granulating medium is used with a non-granulating color. Thank you for making this video. Very interesting❤
Hi Jia, yes it is, but it's a subtle granulation. Granulation medium exaggerates it. If you use "non granulating" pigments it will create much finer texture (non-granulating paints are still made of particles but they are much finer).
@@nvfineartstudio7296 Thank you for the detailed explanation. Learned a lot from you :)
This was a very thoughtful presentation! I found it very helpful although I don't think I would ever use black or the charcoal to make dark tones!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks Marvin! I haven't mentioned it there (as it wasn't the topic), but you can mix them with other colors. It will granulate and add neutrality to the mixture. Similar to adding Neutral Tint, but much weaker as there is no pigment as such.
Thank you soooooo much for extra info. Why are you so kind???🥰
There is no a single not to be 😉🤣
I’m very sorry. I didn’t understand what brand of brush you said you were using. Could you please reiterate. I really appreciate your demo. First time viewer.
Not a problem, it is Dainayw at 3 minute mark (natural timber handle), and NEEF, Australian brand, at 7-8 minute mark (red handle)
Hi Where did u use the granulation medium? Did u mix it with your paints?
Yes I did, with Ultramarine Blue, example #3, also mixed it 50/50 with water in spray bottle
@@nvfineartstudio7296 thank u so much!