Time stamps : 1:25 some product information 3:32 sample artwork 5:35 comparison to regular gouache 8:36 do they dry too fast? 12:11 comparison to acrylics
Just love how bold and vivid the brush strokes are. She has a soft but royal-like expression. Really inspires to be more free and put personality on our portraits.
@@hambot thank you so much for this! artists rarely show their references, (and rightly so) however I found this very helpful because it demonstrates how you use references to create unique art. Great video btw :)
from the second you started painting I could see the experience, how firm and accurate your brushstrokes were 👀 the piece looks perfect, this was amazing to watch
I literally have the same materials and I still can't paint like this 😭 felt like i spent money for nothing haha. This is beautiful 🥺 wish I could paint like this Edit: You can try wetting the palette then put a parchment paper for baking on top of it to keep the acrylic gouache from drying! It really works ☺️
dont worry!! the more you practice and familiarize yourself the better you'll get :D as long as you keep practicing and enjoying the process of creating, you'll get there sooner than you'd expect!!
Thank you so much for this video! I think I’m finally sold on this gouache. It seems like there aren’t a lot of videos demonstrating acrylic gouache, and this is the best by FAR that I have found. One thing I have noticed in other videos is that the artists use an extremely small amount of water, or even no water, with them. There is this fear of “breaking down the binder” which I keep seeing everyone saying, but I knew that these were intended to be used like traditional gouache and that it was fine to add a lot of water, so I am really happy to see you show that. That was one thing I wanted to see before purchasing them. The idea of breaking down the acrylic binder by adding water is generally very overstated and it’s frustrating to have people say “these are acrylics so don’t add water.” Thank you for answering a bunch of questions I had, too, especially about the drying time.
I think you're spot on! especially when it comes to painting on paper. Cavas is a different story, i did see a bunch of painting peeling and crombling off because people were using acrylics on them more like light washes of watercolor, but canvas, despite having ground layer, stays moving and streching more, meanhwile on paper everything holds together and there is very little chance pigment is going to fall off.
Its another weapon in your arsenal of Artist Material's. It almost sounds like they were bridging the gap between a soluble and insoluble opaque media, without the hastened drying or the clingy coherency to brushes and knives one expects. A more stable Alkyd or Egg-Tempra using synthetic pigments. Makes sense, as it would offer reduced cost and improved flow of colors. Glad your thrilled with their results.
@@berika6 art has always been an expensive enterprise, with only the filthy rich able to bathe in the genius of the able practitioner's that ply their wares. I will never get my money, time, or inspiration returned back to me once I begin counting the cost in a world market that only cares to silver-line its pockets at our expense. If we fail to support the suppliers, they won't be there one day, and we will be making all our own materials, and little art as a consequence.
@@hambot I'm very happy you enjoyed using them. I thought the idea intriguing since many folks will like the novelty of having a media which is still water-soluble & nearly permanent without the odors that are common with Alkyd or Casein pigments that require rigid supports like the Egg Tempera will require to prevent damaging the work when flexed. Most people have used Egg Tempera as it goes under another name of Poster Paints used in Showcard Sign painting trade. Been a joy talking about these things with you since I gave up the working in the Artist Trade Business years ago. Take care of yourself.
I love acrylics! If you experiment and use the right mediums with them, they are really so versatile, if you like acryla gouache, soft body acrylics might be something you would enjoy too. I love how this came out!
I applaud you for trying out Holbien Acryla Gouache. The Holbien Acryla Gouache I tried out, the whites, the blacks, great accents, detailing work, these Acryla Gouache dry matte & waterproof, so can use with watercolors.
WAAAAAAAAH!! SOMEDAY MAG I-IMPROVE DIN ANG ART STYLE KO SA LEVEL MO!! 🥺💕💕💕💕 THANK YOU FOR INSPIRING ME TO IMPROVE AND TO BECOME A BETTER ASPIRING ARTIST. 😭💕💕💕💕
Watching u paint and listening ur voice is just so satisfying And u paint really nice..... u saying ur scare Of using paints well it looks like ur more professional it's looking so realistic the shading and everything ur really so amazing 😫💕💕💜💜
Your painting turned out beautiful as usual! 💕 btw, i bought an acrylic gouache retarder from artwhale ph and it does help to keep the paint from drying too fast. It also helps me blend colors better. you might be interested to try that out. They also sell individual tubes of acrylic gouache (Turner brand) with a wide selection of colors. 😊 I do agree that acrylic gouache is easier to use for beginners. I also started using regular gouache first and it's still challenging for me so thank you so much for your gouache videos! I learn a lot from them ❤️
Beautiful painting. I have been avoiding acryla gouache for similar reasons. You've convinced me I should give them a try. Looking forward to seeing what else you do with these paints!
Your art is so stunning!! I love the color-scheme that you’ve chosen 🥰 could you tell me what brands of brushes that you use?? They look so good for painting gouache!! Thank you in advance.
You have such a distinguishing style, I love it so much! And you drew her hands so perfectly, i'm utterly amazed! Btw, can you share the reference pic? And eventually how did you clean your palette? Can you somehow pull or scrape the dried paint off a plastic palette? You totally sold me this product. I have been eying Acryla for a long time but was nervous about the same things that has concerned you.
Got you. i knew as soon as i saw the drawing that it looked extremely familiar lol, drew it in my own sketchbook a week ago: i.pinimg.com/474x/5b/5d/85/5b5d85ab56c8dd7c8acd549bec912fc8.jpg
okay but I'm jealous of your art style and how you draw the expressions,my friend said ''omg your characters' expressions...it's like she's real!That's scary!'' and I would often scare the crap out of my friends even though my art style is anime-ish?
May I ask some questions regarding this paint ? Does it have a very strong scent ? Would you have to open windows while using it ? Also, what is the best way for a complete beginner (never touched actual paints) to learn the process of painting ? I'm considering classes because I can't follow online tutorials well but any advice is worthwhile. Thank you for this video. I really felt like I wanted to try these paints when I watched the video.
I've never used this particular gouache, however, I've tried 2 other (decent quality) brands. Gouache doesn't have much smell! You shouldn't lick it of course, but there's no bad fumes or anything. The same goes for acrylic paints and watercolors! No fumes or gloves are needed usually. Oil paints can have fumes and need to be used in a ventilated area, some people might use gloves. I hope that helps! Have fun with potential classes :)
Time stamps :
1:25 some product information
3:32 sample artwork
5:35 comparison to regular gouache
8:36 do they dry too fast?
12:11 comparison to acrylics
Do you recommend this? Because it’s really expensive... I can’t find other alternative acrylic gouache. 🥺
I love the finish painting! ♥️♥️♥️
Just love how bold and vivid the brush strokes are. She has a soft but royal-like expression. Really inspires to be more free and put personality on our portraits.
We’re so glad you enjoyed the Holbein Acrylic Gouache! ❤️
This is such a beautifully made piece!
Where did you get your reference? She's so pretty and your work too! 💖
Mostly from pinterest! Here are all of the references I've used in my videos so far:
pin.it/1mJA3uK
@@hambot thank you so much for this! artists rarely show their references, (and rightly so) however I found this very helpful because it demonstrates how you use references to create unique art. Great video btw :)
the way you lay your colors is so inspiring i havent touched my gouache paints in 2 years but now i feel like painting with them again
the advantage with acrylics is that you can add additives to get the effect you want, which is so good. I love acrylics for their versatility
from the second you started painting I could see the experience, how firm and accurate your brushstrokes were 👀 the piece looks perfect, this was amazing to watch
I literally have the same materials and I still can't paint like this 😭 felt like i spent money for nothing haha. This is beautiful 🥺 wish I could paint like this
Edit: You can try wetting the palette then put a parchment paper for baking on top of it to keep the acrylic gouache from drying! It really works ☺️
Anong brand ng water color paper sayo ate?
dont worry!! the more you practice and familiarize yourself the better you'll get :D as long as you keep practicing and enjoying the process of creating, you'll get there sooner than you'd expect!!
Noooo don't compare yourself to other people! Also don't let anyone convince you that good quality art supplies don't matter when they really do
Me too… I can’t work with paint in general, I can only achieve this quality with soft pastel and Clip Studio or Procreate.
did u improve now po?
Thank you so much for this video! I think I’m finally sold on this gouache. It seems like there aren’t a lot of videos demonstrating acrylic gouache, and this is the best by FAR that I have found. One thing I have noticed in other videos is that the artists use an extremely small amount of water, or even no water, with them. There is this fear of “breaking down the binder” which I keep seeing everyone saying, but I knew that these were intended to be used like traditional gouache and that it was fine to add a lot of water, so I am really happy to see you show that. That was one thing I wanted to see before purchasing them. The idea of breaking down the acrylic binder by adding water is generally very overstated and it’s frustrating to have people say “these are acrylics so don’t add water.” Thank you for answering a bunch of questions I had, too, especially about the drying time.
I think you're spot on! especially when it comes to painting on paper. Cavas is a different story, i did see a bunch of painting peeling and crombling off because people were using acrylics on them more like light washes of watercolor, but canvas, despite having ground layer, stays moving and streching more, meanhwile on paper everything holds together and there is very little chance pigment is going to fall off.
Its another weapon in your arsenal of Artist Material's. It almost sounds like they were bridging the gap between a soluble and insoluble opaque media, without the hastened drying or the clingy coherency to brushes and knives one expects. A more stable Alkyd or Egg-Tempra using synthetic pigments. Makes sense, as it would offer reduced cost and improved flow of colors. Glad your thrilled with their results.
The only problem is they are MUCH more expensive than Alkyds and Egg Tempera
@@berika6 art has always been an expensive enterprise, with only the filthy rich able to bathe in the genius of the able practitioner's that ply their wares. I will never get my money, time, or inspiration returned back to me once I begin counting the cost in a world market that only cares to silver-line its pockets at our expense. If we fail to support the suppliers, they won't be there one day, and we will be making all our own materials, and little art as a consequence.
I haven't tried egg tempera but yes they are as you described! I loved using them
@@hambot I'm very happy you enjoyed using them. I thought the idea intriguing since many folks will like the novelty of having a media which is still water-soluble & nearly permanent without the odors that are common with Alkyd or Casein pigments that require rigid supports like the Egg Tempera will require to prevent damaging the work when flexed. Most people have used Egg Tempera as it goes under another name of Poster Paints used in Showcard Sign painting trade. Been a joy talking about these things with you since I gave up the working in the Artist Trade Business years ago. Take care of yourself.
I love acrylics! If you experiment and use the right mediums with them, they are really so versatile, if you like acryla gouache, soft body acrylics might be something you would enjoy too. I love how this came out!
Just came back from exam season, glad to see you getting sponsors👌🏻👌🏻
Yassss thank you Geryl! Kumusta exams?
Sadly got distracted but now catching up. I was right this is a masterpiece 👏 good job 👏
Yayy thank you so much for watching!!
can't waittttt ❤❤❤
I’m already so excited
Thank you Alaa!
I've rewatched this at least 5 times. I love your art.
I cant waittt
I like his voice, it relaxes me, by the way, his painting is beautiful!
Luv the way u paint like u don't care the strokes
Pinagaaralan ko parin gouache kaya thank you po ate sa paginspired ❤
Ang hirap ng gouache as a beginner talaga
omggg pinoy ka huhu
I just recently found you and I am so happy because you are from PH and I absolutely enjoy your videos and artworks. I want this kit!
I applaud you for trying out Holbien Acryla Gouache. The Holbien Acryla Gouache I tried out, the whites, the blacks, great accents, detailing work, these Acryla Gouache dry matte & waterproof, so can use with watercolors.
Youre are amazing with colors and loose brush strokes. Im very much amazed and in love!
your work is always so stunning, love it!
WAAAAAAAAH!! SOMEDAY MAG I-IMPROVE DIN ANG ART STYLE KO SA LEVEL MO!! 🥺💕💕💕💕 THANK YOU FOR INSPIRING ME TO IMPROVE AND TO BECOME A BETTER ASPIRING ARTIST. 😭💕💕💕💕
Great sharing ,awesome😃👍very nice friend, ❤️❤️✌️
yieee wanna see
Watching u paint and listening ur voice is just so satisfying
And u paint really nice..... u saying ur scare Of using paints well it looks like ur more professional it's looking so realistic the shading and everything ur really so amazing 😫💕💕💜💜
bago lang nagdating ng first gouache set ko kahapon ! looking forward to painting while watching your videos. inspiration ka talaga
Incredible 💖 one of my favorites 😍 (actually alot of your artworks are my fave 😂)
Your one of my favorite artists thanks for sharing
you did a wonderful job with them 😀 love the warm tones to the piece
Your painting turned out beautiful as usual! 💕 btw, i bought an acrylic gouache retarder from artwhale ph and it does help to keep the paint from drying too fast. It also helps me blend colors better. you might be interested to try that out. They also sell individual tubes of acrylic gouache (Turner brand) with a wide selection of colors. 😊 I do agree that acrylic gouache is easier to use for beginners. I also started using regular gouache first and it's still challenging for me so thank you so much for your gouache videos! I learn a lot from them ❤️
Omggg, i saw this clip on Facebook and wanted to know who drew it and i found you! 💟
Beautiful painting. I have been avoiding acryla gouache for similar reasons. You've convinced me I should give them a try. Looking forward to seeing what else you do with these paints!
firsttt hehe
Yayyyy❤️❤️❤️
I love the way you do primas, you're very talented! Thanks for posting ^^
Oh my GOUACHE ! 5his is soon beautiful
Your artwork is so beautiful. I love it❤❤
beautiful artwork and a detailed review, so good!
i would marry that painting
I just discovered your yt and I had to admit that you're probably one of those who will paint great art even with potato
Totally enjoyed watching your video, the supplies look amazing, I love the quality of them :-)
This is my new favorite!!! Ang galiiiiing 😭
your video is literally the first one that i saw when i clicked the shopee link
I love your painting, I mine,it’s great to see
Your art is so stunning!! I love the color-scheme that you’ve chosen 🥰 could you tell me what brands of brushes that you use?? They look so good for painting gouache!! Thank you in advance.
I’m following you UR ART IS SO PRETTY
This piece is amazing! I've recently tried Holbein acryla gouache and I loved working with it so much I'd already use up almost all of the tubes :D
😍😍😍
Yayyyy hi kimmk
Que beleza! Sempre vejo só pinturas de paisagens, então o seu vídeo me foi recomendado. 💖
I think I saw this piece on guhitpinas. I love it
You have such a distinguishing style, I love it so much! And you drew her hands so perfectly, i'm utterly amazed! Btw, can you share the reference pic?
And eventually how did you clean your palette? Can you somehow pull or scrape the dried paint off a plastic palette?
You totally sold me this product. I have been eying Acryla for a long time but was nervous about the same things that has concerned you.
Got you. i knew as soon as i saw the drawing that it looked extremely familiar lol, drew it in my own sketchbook a week ago:
i.pinimg.com/474x/5b/5d/85/5b5d85ab56c8dd7c8acd549bec912fc8.jpg
@@magical571 thanks!! I really like how she painted it.
Your painting is very pretty ❤️ I also love the colors you chose ✨
this is so beautiful
You paint so beautifully 😍😍😍
❤️❤️❤️wow! keep going ☺️
okay but I'm jealous of your art style and how you draw the expressions,my friend said ''omg your characters' expressions...it's like she's real!That's scary!'' and I would often scare the crap out of my friends even though my art style is anime-ish?
Which colour pencil u use for the base?....btw love your artttt ❤️
So Nice. Thanks a lot for sharing
Acrylic gouache is actually acrylic paint with mattifying agents in them.
Your painting is fantastic~!!! I enjoyed your video.🥰🥰🥰
Awesome friend😃very nice😃👍.
so beautiful!
ang gandaaa, your art style is so gooddd. new subscriber hehe.
acabo de descubrir esta canal woh! amo como pinta!
omg so beautiful
so nice ❤️❤️❤️
Woahhh💖💫
it looks beautiful I love the rendering your skin and clothes just hat down.
Woah..
The accent of these warm colors used.. breathtaking work
Btw what is the title of the background music?
amazing job
grabe pinay ka pala kakaiba accent mo parang taga ibang bansa parang italian/indian English accent 👌 ang galing mo po 🔥
Ahhh could you please show us the reference you used for the first painting? It’s litterally so nice
Nice color.🌹❤️🇮🇩🌿👍.....
Great video! And so helpful. (Beautiful painting, too, btw.)
Thank you for this vidéo portraits .
I subscribed based on the thumbnail alone
To the haus to the haus to the HOUSE OF HOLBEIN YAHHHHH
hazylle~ Thank you for the new video! Can I ask what brushes you're using? And the IPAD type you had on the CLIP art studio video today?
Where did you buy your watercolor paper?
it's beautiful
Wonderful work
you are so good❤️ I hope I improve well, too. 😊
This is so beautiful ❤️ definitely going to have to try out some more acrylics and gouache
Super genial!!...
Which one would you prefer, oil paint or gouache?
How does gouache compare to oil paint?
beautiful
Wooooo
so beautiful 💕💕 I love your art style so much 💖 also what pencil did you use to do the sketch ✨✨
It's a Prismacolor verithin!
wanna know what have you used for the drawing before doing the painting? that red thing?
Are they more colorfast then regular gouache. Is it like casine.
amazing! can i ask which brushes are you using?
May I ask some questions regarding this paint ? Does it have a very strong scent ? Would you have to open windows while using it ? Also, what is the best way for a complete beginner (never touched actual paints) to learn the process of painting ? I'm considering classes because I can't follow online tutorials well but any advice is worthwhile. Thank you for this video. I really felt like I wanted to try these paints when I watched the video.
I've never used this particular gouache, however, I've tried 2 other (decent quality) brands. Gouache doesn't have much smell! You shouldn't lick it of course, but there's no bad fumes or anything. The same goes for acrylic paints and watercolors! No fumes or gloves are needed usually. Oil paints can have fumes and need to be used in a ventilated area, some people might use gloves. I hope that helps! Have fun with potential classes :)
I clicked on the link and when I saw thr price I freaked out until I remembered it's in a different currency.
Are you using reference photos? If yes where do you find it?
Awesome
Sister your art super and I follow
Beautiful! May I ask what products you use to sketch?
Very cool