I recently selected several handmade watercolors from Deep Deep Light to try out. (not sponsored) I couldn't have been happier with them! I hope you enjoy this relaxing swatching and painting time lapse. Please remember to like the video and subscribe if you would like to support my work. It really does help. :)
Thank you! The colored pencils are Faber Castell Polychromos. They're amazing and worth the money if you want something lightfast. They work beautifully on the Arches Cold-pressed Paper that I was using. The brushes are just generic, cheap ones from Amazon to be honest. I've actually replaced them since, so I'm not sure what they were. My current brushes are also fairly cheap, but here's a link a.co/d/1U76v9F They're not great, but they do the job for now. I am currently on the hunt for a nice set of brushes. If I find one that I'm happy with, I'll probably do a video at some point. :)
@@keshnadonia In short, it’s the clumping and separation of pigments as the paint dries. It creates really interesting textures. Here’s an article with more information if you’re interested. www.strathmoreartist.com/blog-reader/all-about-watercolor-granulation-by-sarah-becktel
I recently selected several handmade watercolors from Deep Deep Light to try out. (not sponsored) I couldn't have been happier with them! I hope you enjoy this relaxing swatching and painting time lapse.
Please remember to like the video and subscribe if you would like to support my work. It really does help. :)
Gorgeous painting - and done with so much patience! ❤🎨 I love Deep Deep light colours!
@@msfrehel8758 thank you 😊. Me too! I just started using them a couple of months ago.
Beautiful painting! I love these colors and details 😍🌸
Absolutely gorgeous piece!!!
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Stunning!!!😍😍😍 What is the name of the color pencils you use and brushes?
Thank you! The colored pencils are Faber Castell Polychromos. They're amazing and worth the money if you want something lightfast. They work beautifully on the Arches Cold-pressed Paper that I was using.
The brushes are just generic, cheap ones from Amazon to be honest. I've actually replaced them since, so I'm not sure what they were. My current brushes are also fairly cheap, but here's a link a.co/d/1U76v9F They're not great, but they do the job for now.
I am currently on the hunt for a nice set of brushes. If I find one that I'm happy with, I'll probably do a video at some point. :)
What does it mean to have watercolors granulated
@@keshnadonia In short, it’s the clumping and separation of pigments as the paint dries. It creates really interesting textures. Here’s an article with more information if you’re interested. www.strathmoreartist.com/blog-reader/all-about-watercolor-granulation-by-sarah-becktel