Omg that is so so kind. I am speechless of how amazing everyone has been about my work. I am truly so grateful and also so happy because all I want is to make videos that I would have loved to see and share my love for art materials and my creative process. 💛
Loved this video! Finding you has made me want to finally hold a paint brush again after many many years. I hope to find my own art style again 🤞🏽 You are truly inspiring your art is so beautiful thank you Parul xx ☺️❤️
Omg thank you for such kind, generous words. I’m speechless. I am so happy that I could help in any way and that you are now exploring your own creative style. It will come, be open and curious and enjoy the journey.
I really love your art, but I also want to compliment you on such a stunning and informational video. It is so aesthetically beautiful to watch, while imparting some very good knowledge at the same time. Thank you for the obvious effort and work you have put into making this video. Well done!!!
I just recently used some birthday money to buy myself a primary color gouache set!! I'm so excited to try and use it for an art piece. Thank you for making this video, i learned a lot about how versatile this medium really is. I hope my attempts go well. ^^ ❤️
your video quality is outstanding! and your explanation of gouache is spot-on. gouache is one of my favourite mediums and i found myself nodding along with your points throughout this video! thank you for sharing!
Awww thank you so much! This means a lot, as I do put in a lot of effort and I’m still learning about making videos. So I really appreciate it. As for gouache, it’s the love of my life! Hahaha And I am so happy that soooo many people love it as much as I do. ☺️🫶🏽🥰
Thanks so much! I really appreciate it. I am so happy to hear that you are exploring and experimenting with gouache! Tag me on IG or Threads as I’d love to see your creations! 🙌🏽👍🏽
I do love how opaque gouache can be! I find it tricky to figure out how much water gouache needs though. This is making me want to pick it up again though ❤
Thank you! I think different brands need different amounts of water. Usually acrylic gouache needs a bit more as you need very little paint but traditional gouache need a bit less to have a consistency that makes it opaque.
🎨 I have been into Water Color for about a year now. I've been aware of Gouache for sometime but was never really interested in investigating more about it. But your very lovely video (which randomly popped into my feed) has greatly sparked my interest!! I have never seen such an Appreciation shown for a medium quite so Wonderfully!! 🌹 This alone has earned you a new Subscriber! Thank you 🌸
Ahh thank you so much for your kind words. I am a super fan of gouache. So I want everyone to try them out and love them as much as I do. Glad you are here! I hope you enjoy my other videos too! ☺️🫶🏽
My Blick order is on the way with my first gouache set -- it was a low cost set of 12 colors that I hope will get me started with this 'new to me' medium. Now I am even more excited to get started!
Just came across you on tiktok and saw you have youtube, immediately came over to see what long play info you have on gouache! Already surprised to hear I could buy gouache sticks! ❤️ 😊
I’ve never thought of gansai as a gouache mostly because if the satin finish I think… but now I think about it, it’s also like a mix between acrylic and watercolour similar to gouache, but satin. If you like gansai you will like Holbein watercolours because they’re super pigmented and have a similar satin finish to gansai when built up, same creamy texture too!
Yes, initially I didn’t think Gansai were more like gouache. But since trying the Choosing Keeping ones they mostly fry out matte when opaque and feel more like gouache. A lot of the pastel colours have white pigment in them so feel really like gouache. Thanks for telling me about Holbein watercolours. I’ll keep that in mind!
I just discovered your channel and your work is amazing, its so fun and bold. I love using my gouache (though I can sometimes go long periods between using it) in my sketchbooks. It’s a great first base for when I am using my heavy body acrylics and when I feel like painting outside.
Question ( in your opinion) do you think one learns best with lower quality supplies in the beginning? do you think it’s beneficial to try adding higher quality supplies as soon as possible ?? I find myself hesitant to work on more costly paper ( worrying I’ll fail n waste) but at the same time ik the paper absorbs, holds the pigment, and layers like a dream. I should point out I’m an overthinker 🤣 Sidenote I would love to thank you once again for such an amazing video. I was feel like I’m hearing a voicemail from a friend thank you🥰. I Always find myself reaching for sketchebook inspiredddd 🎉❤
What a great question! In my opinion and experience not only at the beginning but even I tend to feel precious and the pressure of creating a masterpiece when using expensive art materials. So I would suggest go with something more affordable that will take the pressure off. Till this date I don’t use fancy sketchbooks. My go to sketchbooks cost less than £8-9. And when they are on sale I end up stocking them up. These day you don’t have to compromise on quality for price. There are some great affordable options for nearly any medium you want to try. I hope this helps and thanks so much for your kind works about my video! I’m glad you enjoyed it! 👍🏽☺️
I love your videos so much Parul, it might sound silly but I smiled so much when I saw a new one pop up! I have been out of an art practice until recently and it was watching your sketchbook flip through that inspired me again, I must have watched it 10 times as your work brings me such joy to look at 😊 I invested in a new sketchbook that suits me more (rather than the ones I see other artists using all the time) and have made a little progress with my art in that I am enjoying it more 😊 I just wanted to say thank you for sharing your work as it really is uplifting, and the way you edit your videos is so calming. I too agree how amazing gouache is, I never used it at school as the name intimidated me (😅) but totally agree that it’s so vibrant and crisp yet soft. Sending love to you!
Thank you soo soo much for this lovely lovely message. I am so grateful to know that my work and my videos are making any difference to anyone. As a self doubter and someone who has imposter syndrome often I can do relate to you. I am so happy to hear that you have picked up a sketchbook you like and now starting to enjoy making work again. It takes time, our taste and our abilities take time to align. I am still in the process. I doubt I’ll ever get out of that process. As we are always striving to improve ourselves and our work. I would love to see how you get on so, when you feel you want to (no pressure) please tag me if you share your work on Instagram or Threads as I’d love to see it! Keep creating and keep sharing! 🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽
Aw yes it’s definitely the case of the artistic journey, ie there is no end point and we are constantly evolving! Your work absolutely makes a difference, whether it be inspiring others or just making them smile :) I am currently on a social media break (minus TH-cam 🤫 🤭) but definitely will tag you if/when I return. Keep it up Parul, you’re doing great! 😊
I’ve tried gouache many years ago in art school but haven’t since. I do love the vibrant colors though and it’s tempting to experiment with! I might just start with a few colors rather than investing in too much upfront 🤔 what would you recommend as necessary to get started with gouache? Maybe a future video idea? 😆
Thanks. I am obsessed with gouache. Well if you are comfortable with colour mixing then any of the brands I recommended you should just get their primary colours and just try them out. That way you don’t end up spending loads of money on them. Blick has open stock for Holbein, Windsor and Newton and they are both brilliant brands.
@@parularora I got Winsor and Newton intro set for 40% off so thought that was my chance lol. Plus schminke open tubes. It's exactly what I envisioned...a creamy, thick watercolor that layers on really well. I am hooked lol. Thanks again for the inspiration!! 🥰
Ahhh it can be a bit confusing after using tubes. But if you are familiar with your colour theory then it gets easier. Think colour wheel. Primary colours mixed get secondary colours and so on. And you want it lighter add the white or black if you want the colour with darker hues. I hope that helps!
@@parularora I know >< I'm a full time artist and do youtube "on the side" but sometimes I wonder why, it's a lot of work. But yes, your editing is great and very inspiring :)
@@parularora it's this one (I use it to leave comments) :) not sure you'll like it, I'm a sculptor at the core. It certainly is crazy the amount of time that goes into it!
I saw your sketchbook interview on Pinterest and then followed you on instagram but just found you here!??? And your voice is so soothing! Oh man I’ve found heaven on earth! 🥰 can you please tell me what you use for the pops of neon, the most? I saw some pencils and the sticks. I need pops of opaque neon RIGHT MEOW!!
Ahh thanks a lot for your support of my work everywhere! I really appreciate it! ☺️ some of the neon materials I use are acrylic gouache, acrylic inks and colour pencils. Turner and Holbein are great brands. But just keep in mind that these colours are not lightfast.
@@parularora I’ve used Mia, Winsor and Newton and Holbein. So far I prefer Holbein. I would like to try the Turner brand eventually. Which do you prefer; Turner or Holbein?
Ooooo hard choice between Turner and Holbein. They are very similar with slight variations. I like them both a lot. Turner is a third cheaper in price here in the U.K. and has some fantastic colours. But Holbein is slightly creamier and smoother. So both! Soz! 😅🙃
Ahh thanks so much! I really appreciate it. The brands called Shuttle Art and they are branded as Tempera sticks. I have to warn you that these are more student grades ones and aimed for more kids art. There are loads of brand available in case you don’t find these specific ones. They are a great non messy way of carry gouache and to work in sketchbooks but I won’t recommend using them for final works.
@@parularorathe video didn’t disappoint, it felt like a love letter to gouache, which is really nice. I love gouache too, it’s such a versatile medium, with so many beautiful colours. Btw your voice is very soothing, I feel really relaxed now, so thank you. P.s. what brand is the paint in the round pans? I haven’t seen those before.
Awwww thank you soo much. I am so happy to hear that you enjoyed the video. Hahaha I would have never thought that my voice would be something that people would enjoy! So thank you! The round pans are Holbein opaque watercolours (their gouache pans) They are a bit hard to get at least here in the U.K. I bought mine on EBay directly from Japan. And I love them a lot and use them a lot too. I would use them mostly when I am travelling or am out & about because they are hard to get here.
Thank you for this video. I’ve realized tonight that gouache is my medium. I like to use it loose and with a lot of water. I have limited belief about gouache. Like real artist only paint big, on canvas, and with acrylic. Thanks to your video, I realized I am an artist too. Even if gouache is my medium ❤
Ahhh I wouldn’t diss gouache like that. It can stand against any medium and shine through. I do agree it’s a very underrated medium but people are really warming up to it. I am glad you enjoyed the video!!
I’m legit scared to, I tried watercolors a couple years ago (full credit to my amazing husband for giving me the chance to try so many new art supplies ❤️❤️❤️) and ever since I’ve been addicted to handmade watercolors. I don’t know if I can AFFORD to get addicted to a second medium 🤣
Hahahaha I hear you! You don’t have to dive straight away. And I definitely don’t want to be the reason for any art materials addiction! Gouache is here to stay, when you are ready for it. So there is no rush to go buy anything. And if you do want to try, just buy a few tubes to try it out rather than going full steam and not enjoying it later.
Hello Parul - thank you for your wonderful videos and your art is so colourful and inspiring. I will soon start working with gouache for the first time. May I please ask - a little unrelated but relevant- what sharpener are you using to achieve such beautifully sharpened pencils?
Aww thank you and definitely not irrelevant at all. Happy to chat about art materials anytime. It’s a Swordfish desk manual sharpener. I’ve had it for ages and it works really well. 👍🏽
Do you find the Holbein pan gouache better or about the same as the Caran d'ache pan set? I keep being tempted by the Caran d'ache one and I don't know where I would buy the Holbein one anyway.
Yea! I would like to know about the Holbein pans. I had the old koh i noor stacked pan paints as a teenager, and was wondering if they were the same kind of quality (I assume Holbein would be better!)
As much as I loveeee Carandache for their colour pencils(which are probably the best), when it comes to Gouache, Holbein for me is the undisputed winner in my opinion. The pigment is far superior and the colours are so much more vivid. But the problem is it’s not easily available to buy. I bought mine from EBay all the way from Japan. I am dreading when they are over. On the other hand Carandache is so easily available (at least here in the U.K.) and you can also buy refill pans separately. I plan to make a comparison video soon! 👍🏽
@@parularora Yes Holbein is a little pricey in Australia too (if you can get it). I stocked up on Holbein paints when I was in Japan but didnt get the pan set, which I regret now :)
@@raches4264 Ahhh I can imagine. When I do make it to Japan, I am going with empty suitcases. Hahaha. We get Holbein tubes for both traditional and acrylic gouache. It's the pan ones that aren't available here in the U.K.
@@parularora I figured the Holbein would be better. I've been able to find things on Amazon Japan and found a set of 24 that will ship to Canada. I use dried tube gouache palettes and they work all right so I really don't need something new but... Right now I'm using Japanese Nicker paint which is basically gouache and it rewets well in a palette.
Hello Parul ! Please ( i can't find it ) what is the name of your gouache palette (3:20 the one you show the round yellow one ) - Thank you very much . Love your videos ! New subscriber💗
Ahh thanks. It’s the Holbein Opaque pan watercolours (gouache really) but they aren’t easily available here in the U.K. and this side of the world. I think you can order them directly from Japan from Ebay and other sites.
If they are traditional gouache then you could probably cut open the tube and still reactivate them. I’ve read somewhere that if you add some gum Arabic (as that’s the binding agent for gouache) along with water that might help it. Not for acrylic gouache though.
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I know this video was about gouache but I’ve come away feeling like I’ve watched an uplifting life affirming short film with wonderful narration 😊
Omg that is so so kind. I am speechless of how amazing everyone has been about my work. I am truly so grateful and also so happy because all I want is to make videos that I would have loved to see and share my love for art materials and my creative process. 💛
Lovely video Parul. If you created a gouache Skillshare class I'd definitely take it.
Ahhh thank you soo much! I would love to create a Gouache class for everyone. Something to plan! Watch this space.
Me too!
Loved this video! Finding you has made me want to finally hold a paint brush again after many many years. I hope to find my own art style again 🤞🏽 You are truly inspiring your art is so beautiful thank you Parul xx ☺️❤️
Omg thank you for such kind, generous words. I’m speechless. I am so happy that I could help in any way and that you are now exploring your own creative style. It will come, be open and curious and enjoy the journey.
I really love your art, but I also want to compliment you on such a stunning and informational video. It is so aesthetically beautiful to watch, while imparting some very good knowledge at the same time. Thank you for the obvious effort and work you have put into making this video. Well done!!!
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it. And glad to hear that my work and now my videos are resonating with you! 🫶🏽☺️
I just recently used some birthday money to buy myself a primary color gouache set!! I'm so excited to try and use it for an art piece. Thank you for making this video, i learned a lot about how versatile this medium really is. I hope my attempts go well. ^^ ❤️
Ahh happy birthday! I hope you enjoy gouache as much as I do. Glad the video helped! ☺️
your video quality is outstanding! and your explanation of gouache is spot-on. gouache is one of my favourite mediums and i found myself nodding along with your points throughout this video! thank you for sharing!
Awww thank you so much! This means a lot, as I do put in a lot of effort and I’m still learning about making videos. So I really appreciate it. As for gouache, it’s the love of my life! Hahaha And I am so happy that soooo many people love it as much as I do. ☺️🫶🏽🥰
this is such a great video, really inspired me to start with gouache. also your sketchbook spreads are phenomenally good!!
Thanks so much! I really appreciate it. I am so happy to hear that you are exploring and experimenting with gouache! Tag me on IG or Threads as I’d love to see your creations! 🙌🏽👍🏽
Your whimsical style is adorable! 🩷🩵💛💚
Ahh thanks a lot!
I do love how opaque gouache can be! I find it tricky to figure out how much water gouache needs though. This is making me want to pick it up again though ❤
Thank you! I think different brands need different amounts of water. Usually acrylic gouache needs a bit more as you need very little paint but traditional gouache need a bit less to have a consistency that makes it opaque.
🎨 I have been into Water Color for about a year now.
I've been aware of Gouache for sometime but was never really interested in investigating more about it.
But your very lovely video (which randomly popped into my feed) has greatly sparked my interest!!
I have never seen such an Appreciation shown for a medium quite so Wonderfully!! 🌹
This alone has earned you a new Subscriber!
Thank you 🌸
Ahh thank you so much for your kind words. I am a super fan of gouache. So I want everyone to try them out and love them as much as I do. Glad you are here! I hope you enjoy my other videos too! ☺️🫶🏽
Thank you, Parul! You have a wonderful sense of colour!
Awww thank you! I love playing & experimenting with colour. And just finding inspiration from everywhere!
Your voice is so lovely to listen to, always look forward to your posts.
Ahhh thank you so so much! ☺️💛
Such a beautiful video, gouache is my absolute favourite medium to paint with! 😊
Thank you!! And it’s so lovely to see other Gouache lovers. 👩🏽🎨👩🏽🎨👩🏽🎨👨🎨
My Blick order is on the way with my first gouache set -- it was a low cost set of 12 colors that I hope will get me started with this 'new to me' medium. Now I am even more excited to get started!
Yay!!! Tell us how it went and if you liked the ones you bought? Please tag me on IG or on Threads for me to see your creations.
Just came across you on tiktok and saw you have youtube, immediately came over to see what long play info you have on gouache! Already surprised to hear I could buy gouache sticks! ❤️ 😊
Brilliant! Glad you found it helpful! ☺️🙌🏽
I love the video! 🤩 Thanks for sharing! Your artwork is amazing 😍 Such an inspiration for me!!
Awww thank you for being here. I really appreciate it and so excited to hear that you have been enjoying my work and videos! 💖👌🏽🎉
Beautiful video and so full of love and colours ❤
Thank you! I started using gouache in 2014. So it’s a almost 10 year love affair with gouache! ☺️👨🎨💖
Loved this! Thanks for inspiring me to use gouache! 😍
Omg thank you! That is literally my mission. That everyone loves Gouache as much as I do! And really see it’s full potential. 🙌🏽🎊
This video is just eye candy 😻 I’m 27 and I will love to become a better artist.
Thanks a lot. There is no age to be an artist. It’s a life long process and pursuit and little by little we can work towards our goals! 🫶🏽
As always: Beautiful video! Thanks, Parul! 😊
Thanks so much! I am so happy to hear that you enjoyed it! 💃🏽🪩
Great video! Made me really inspired to pick my gouache set back up.
Yaaasss! Do it! Today!! 💃🏽🥳🫶🏽
such incredible work! this was beautifully made. you’ve got a new follower ✨
Awww thank you. I really appreciate it. And I’m glad you are here. ☺️🫶🏽
What a beautiful video - just like your art! I also love using the solid tempera (gouache) sticks.
Ahh thanks so much! Yess aren’t they so much fun and great to travel with. 🖍️🖍️
I’ve never thought of gansai as a gouache mostly because if the satin finish I think… but now I think about it, it’s also like a mix between acrylic and watercolour similar to gouache, but satin. If you like gansai you will like Holbein watercolours because they’re super pigmented and have a similar satin finish to gansai when built up, same creamy texture too!
Yes, initially I didn’t think Gansai were more like gouache. But since trying the Choosing Keeping ones they mostly fry out matte when opaque and feel more like gouache. A lot of the pastel colours have white pigment in them so feel really like gouache. Thanks for telling me about Holbein watercolours. I’ll keep that in mind!
I just discovered your channel and your work is amazing, its so fun and bold. I love using my gouache (though I can sometimes go long periods between using it) in my sketchbooks. It’s a great first base for when I am using my heavy body acrylics and when I feel like painting outside.
Thanks so much! I really appreciate it! ☺️
Question ( in your opinion) do you think one learns best with lower quality supplies in the beginning? do you think it’s beneficial to try adding higher quality supplies as soon as possible ?? I find myself hesitant to work on more costly paper ( worrying I’ll fail n waste) but at the same time ik the paper absorbs, holds the pigment, and layers like a dream. I should point out I’m an overthinker 🤣
Sidenote I would love to thank you once again for such an amazing video. I was feel like I’m hearing a voicemail from a friend thank you🥰. I Always find myself reaching for sketchebook inspiredddd 🎉❤
What a great question! In my opinion and experience not only at the beginning but even I tend to feel precious and the pressure of creating a masterpiece when using expensive art materials. So I would suggest go with something more affordable that will take the pressure off. Till this date I don’t use fancy sketchbooks. My go to sketchbooks cost less than £8-9. And when they are on sale I end up stocking them up. These day you don’t have to compromise on quality for price. There are some great affordable options for nearly any medium you want to try. I hope this helps and thanks so much for your kind works about my video! I’m glad you enjoyed it! 👍🏽☺️
This is so helpful! I love this 🩷💕
I’m glad you enjoyed it! ☺️
I love your videos so much Parul, it might sound silly but I smiled so much when I saw a new one pop up! I have been out of an art practice until recently and it was watching your sketchbook flip through that inspired me again, I must have watched it 10 times as your work brings me such joy to look at 😊 I invested in a new sketchbook that suits me more (rather than the ones I see other artists using all the time) and have made a little progress with my art in that I am enjoying it more 😊 I just wanted to say thank you for sharing your work as it really is uplifting, and the way you edit your videos is so calming. I too agree how amazing gouache is, I never used it at school as the name intimidated me (😅) but totally agree that it’s so vibrant and crisp yet soft. Sending love to you!
Thank you soo soo much for this lovely lovely message. I am so grateful to know that my work and my videos are making any difference to anyone. As a self doubter and someone who has imposter syndrome often I can do relate to you. I am so happy to hear that you have picked up a sketchbook you like and now starting to enjoy making work again. It takes time, our taste and our abilities take time to align. I am still in the process. I doubt I’ll ever get out of that process. As we are always striving to improve ourselves and our work. I would love to see how you get on so, when you feel you want to (no pressure) please tag me if you share your work on Instagram or Threads as I’d love to see it! Keep creating and keep sharing! 🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽
Aw yes it’s definitely the case of the artistic journey, ie there is no end point and we are constantly evolving! Your work absolutely makes a difference, whether it be inspiring others or just making them smile :) I am currently on a social media break (minus TH-cam 🤫 🤭) but definitely will tag you if/when I return. Keep it up Parul, you’re doing great! 😊
Thank you! Hahaha and I won’t tell about your YT cheating! Take care! ☺️
I’ve tried gouache many years ago in art school but haven’t since. I do love the vibrant colors though and it’s tempting to experiment with! I might just start with a few colors rather than investing in too much upfront 🤔 what would you recommend as necessary to get started with gouache? Maybe a future video idea? 😆
Thanks. I am obsessed with gouache. Well if you are comfortable with colour mixing then any of the brands I recommended you should just get their primary colours and just try them out. That way you don’t end up spending loads of money on them. Blick has open stock for Holbein, Windsor and Newton and they are both brilliant brands.
You got me into gouache, Parul. I ended up spending $200 on gouache this weekend 😊 I'm not kidding I was inspired by your videos...wish me luck🤞
Ohhhh wow!! I can’t wait to see what you create! What brands did you buy? I hope you aren’t disappointed
@@parularora I got Winsor and Newton intro set for 40% off so thought that was my chance lol. Plus schminke open tubes. It's exactly what I envisioned...a creamy, thick watercolor that layers on really well. I am hooked lol. Thanks again for the inspiration!! 🥰
Sounds great! I can’t wait to see what you create! Have fun with it! 🎉💃🏽
@@parularora thank you :)
A beautiful video, thank you for the inspiration.
Thanks so much! I really appreciate it! 🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽
I love gouache 💖 but I bought one in pans and I'd love to see how you paint with it, how to use water and the white. I don't have a clue :(
Ahhh it can be a bit confusing after using tubes. But if you are familiar with your colour theory then it gets easier. Think colour wheel. Primary colours mixed get secondary colours and so on. And you want it lighter add the white or black if you want the colour with darker hues. I hope that helps!
Because of you ❤❤ you convince me to try gouache
Awww and did you like it??
@@parularora im used to watercolor i need to practice
Ahh it is quite different from watercolours. I’m sure you’ll enjoy and find a way to use it your work. ☺️
Such a beautifully edited video! The colors and the narration! Love :)
☺️ Thanks so much. I really appreciate it. The filming and editing takes ages, so glad that it works! 😅
@@parularora I know >< I'm a full time artist and do youtube "on the side" but sometimes I wonder why, it's a lot of work. But yes, your editing is great and very inspiring :)
Ahhh how lovely. What is your YT channel? So glad you understand the effort it takes to create even 6 minutes of video! 🙌🏽🫶🏽
@@parularora it's this one (I use it to leave comments) :) not sure you'll like it, I'm a sculptor at the core.
It certainly is crazy the amount of time that goes into it!
I love your work! So rich with details! 🙌🏽
I saw your sketchbook interview on Pinterest and then followed you on instagram but just found you here!??? And your voice is so soothing! Oh man I’ve found heaven on earth! 🥰 can you please tell me what you use for the pops of neon, the most? I saw some pencils and the sticks. I need pops of opaque neon RIGHT MEOW!!
Ahh thanks a lot for your support of my work everywhere! I really appreciate it! ☺️ some of the neon materials I use are acrylic gouache, acrylic inks and colour pencils. Turner and Holbein are great brands. But just keep in mind that these colours are not lightfast.
@@parularora I work in a sketchbook the most, so I’m okay with that!!
Fab! I hope you enjoy them!
Lovely video! Gouache has become one of my favourite mediums. PS I love your voice so much ! It’s so calming 😌❤✨
Thank you so much!! I really appreciate it!! So so much!! Yay to the gouache love too! Which brand, type do you like best?
@@parularora I’ve used Mia, Winsor and Newton and Holbein. So far I prefer Holbein. I would like to try the Turner brand eventually.
Which do you prefer; Turner or Holbein?
Ooooo hard choice between Turner and Holbein. They are very similar with slight variations. I like them both a lot. Turner is a third cheaper in price here in the U.K. and has some fantastic colours. But Holbein is slightly creamier and smoother. So both! Soz! 😅🙃
Amazing video❤ I never subscribed so fast! Thank you for the information~
Omg thanks soo much! I am soo happy to hear you enjoyed the video and that my work resonated with you!
Your color palettes are so beautiful! Would you mind sharing the brand for the gouache sticks? I do not see them above.
Ahh thanks so much! I really appreciate it. The brands called Shuttle Art and they are branded as Tempera sticks. I have to warn you that these are more student grades ones and aimed for more kids art. There are loads of brand available in case you don’t find these specific ones. They are a great non messy way of carry gouache and to work in sketchbooks but I won’t recommend using them for final works.
Thank you so much for taking the time to reply. I really appreciate it!!
Can’t wait to watch this video 😊
Yay!! I hope you like it!! It’s about my favourite topic and a labour of love! ☺️🌈🫶🏽
@@parularorathe video didn’t disappoint, it felt like a love letter to gouache, which is really nice. I love gouache too, it’s such a versatile medium, with so many beautiful colours. Btw your voice is very soothing, I feel really relaxed now, so thank you.
P.s. what brand is the paint in the round pans? I haven’t seen those before.
Awwww thank you soo much. I am so happy to hear that you enjoyed the video. Hahaha I would have never thought that my voice would be something that people would enjoy! So thank you! The round pans are Holbein opaque watercolours (their gouache pans) They are a bit hard to get at least here in the U.K. I bought mine on EBay directly from Japan. And I love them a lot and use them a lot too. I would use them mostly when I am travelling or am out & about because they are hard to get here.
Thank you for this video. I’ve realized tonight that gouache is my medium. I like to use it loose and with a lot of water. I have limited belief about gouache. Like real artist only paint big, on canvas, and with acrylic. Thanks to your video, I realized I am an artist too. Even if gouache is my medium ❤
Ahhh I wouldn’t diss gouache like that. It can stand against any medium and shine through. I do agree it’s a very underrated medium but people are really warming up to it. I am glad you enjoyed the video!!
I’m legit scared to, I tried watercolors a couple years ago (full credit to my amazing husband for giving me the chance to try so many new art supplies ❤️❤️❤️) and ever since I’ve been addicted to handmade watercolors. I don’t know if I can AFFORD to get addicted to a second medium 🤣
Hahahaha I hear you! You don’t have to dive straight away. And I definitely don’t want to be the reason for any art materials addiction! Gouache is here to stay, when you are ready for it. So there is no rush to go buy anything. And if you do want to try, just buy a few tubes to try it out rather than going full steam and not enjoying it later.
Hello Parul - thank you for your wonderful videos and your art is so colourful and inspiring. I will soon start working with gouache for the first time. May I please ask - a little unrelated but relevant- what sharpener are you using to achieve such beautifully sharpened pencils?
Aww thank you and definitely not irrelevant at all. Happy to chat about art materials anytime. It’s a Swordfish desk manual sharpener. I’ve had it for ages and it works really well. 👍🏽
Thanks so much for taking the time to reply. Much appreciated and keep up the fabulous videos!!
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Thank you!!
Do you find the Holbein pan gouache better or about the same as the Caran d'ache pan set? I keep being tempted by the Caran d'ache one and I don't know where I would buy the Holbein one anyway.
Yea! I would like to know about the Holbein pans. I had the old koh i noor stacked pan paints as a teenager, and was wondering if they were the same kind of quality (I assume Holbein would be better!)
As much as I loveeee Carandache for their colour pencils(which are probably the best), when it comes to Gouache, Holbein for me is the undisputed winner in my opinion. The pigment is far superior and the colours are so much more vivid. But the problem is it’s not easily available to buy. I bought mine from EBay all the way from Japan. I am dreading when they are over. On the other hand Carandache is so easily available (at least here in the U.K.) and you can also buy refill pans separately. I plan to make a comparison video soon! 👍🏽
@@parularora Yes Holbein is a little pricey in Australia too (if you can get it). I stocked up on Holbein paints when I was in Japan but didnt get the pan set, which I regret now :)
@@raches4264 Ahhh I can imagine. When I do make it to Japan, I am going with empty suitcases. Hahaha. We get Holbein tubes for both traditional and acrylic gouache. It's the pan ones that aren't available here in the U.K.
@@parularora I figured the Holbein would be better. I've been able to find things on Amazon Japan and found a set of 24 that will ship to Canada. I use dried tube gouache palettes and they work all right so I really don't need something new but... Right now I'm using Japanese Nicker paint which is basically gouache and it rewets well in a palette.
What type of gouache is it in the round pans?
They are Holbein pan traditional gouache. But I think they are called Opaque watercolours on the packaging.
Hello Parul ! Please ( i can't find it ) what is the name of your gouache palette (3:20 the one you show the round yellow one ) - Thank you very much . Love your videos ! New subscriber💗
Ahh thanks. It’s the Holbein Opaque pan watercolours (gouache really) but they aren’t easily available here in the U.K. and this side of the world. I think you can order them directly from Japan from Ebay and other sites.
Thank you !@@parularora
What brushes are you using?
I mostly use synthetic brushes. Not too expensive as I end up using them for both gouache and acrylic.
unfortunately my holbein gouache paint tubes have dried up :c
Ohhh no! I wonder why? I’ve had mine for years now. I try to keep them in a cool, dark place, away from direct sunlight.
@@parularora i guess not using as often as I should xD
If they are traditional gouache then you could probably cut open the tube and still reactivate them. I’ve read somewhere that if you add some gum Arabic (as that’s the binding agent for gouache) along with water that might help it. Not for acrylic gouache though.
i'll try it out! thanks for your tip!! ♥♥