@@zanio3394 oh! if you do, Qor watercolors are honey based and don't dry down in pans! If you travel with your palette like I do they might drip, I keep my qor paints separate and use them from the tube! :0
I love your approach towards making a limited palette and basing it off of the prima tropicals in its setup even though it didn't end up working out for you :)
Anyone else hearing a layered background recording?? Every now and then Tori's voice quietly interrupts herself, and when someone (Tori or honeyball) went "Shh, shhh" I honestly jumped 😅 love the video so much tho, it didn't really interfere 😊
Personally I do really enjoy when you crack into your favorite paints too. Watching you use DS is why I own a couple tubes that I invested in! I love them as much as any of my paint children lol
A little off topic but I’ve found a way to repurpose my wash tests is to make cards out of them to send to people. It’s kind of like a little eclectic thing and no two are the same. I’ve even added on drawings on top or little added things glued to them.
This is really helpful and I will certainly use the tips from this video to help me understand my watercolours more. I’m ready to do some trial and error with colour 😊 and hopefully become more confident with my palettes. Thanks from a UK viewer 😊
oh! I love ultramarine mixes, the way the pigment kinda settles out of the mix as it dries creates really beautiful tonal shifts tht i like to use in skin tones! Also, the subtle granulation of ultramarine in mixes is something i noticed Turner doing in his later watercolor works! He used it in cloudy skies to show shades of blue sky showing through clouds really lightly, I hadn't considered using it for tht before, but it was really effective and beautiful!
I love how knowledgeable you are about pigments and stuff like that! I’m so interested in a watercolor specific video on how to chose colors and stuff like that. I was traditionally trained in watercolors when I first started learning how to paint and wow I really miss them.
wow! the first set you swatched comprised most of the tubes i bought (vermilion, lemon yellow, perm yellow deep, and ultramarine) the other two are cerulean and permanent rose. this is my first time making a customized palette and mijello is the first artist grade paints i bought. im happy to see most of the colors i chose are ones you also did. i learned a lot. thank you, tori!
Hi tori. Maybe you won't get to see this (which is okay!! You get lots of love which you deserve hehe) but i just wanted to say thanks for putting out your content. I'm really anxious lately and i have some problems to deal with but watching you makes me feel a little better. Love you and hope you have a great weekend 💛
Hi, Tori. Just wanted to say thank you for the effort you're putting into this series. I find myself looking forward for each daily video and your content has been really helpful for me with everything that's happening right now. Hope you're doing ok out there too!
I finally just bought myself some daniel smith watercolour tubes and I'm still unsure about all my colour choices even though it's just my primaries at this moment, the only thing that I'm sure about is quin. gold because I'm completely in love with it! If there's any colours that really stand out to you in your main collection please let me know! :)
I am one of those people who just wants all the colors. 6 colors feels so restricting to me and its sooooooooo hard to stick to that number lol but I can do it if I must. (Typically I use 10 to 12 colors in one piece). I think what you said about having a very specific purpose is super helpful. Sometimes it has taken me several months to finally settle on a limited color palette and even then I had to give myself a little wiggle room and went with 8 colors. There is nothing that can replace the time spent playing around and getting to know the pigments you have. That is how you learn what you like, what you don't like, and how to mix colors.
I love Daniel smiths watercolors I use them in my main pallet and I’m so used to the way they look/work it takes me a while to adjust to an other paint or pallet
When I built my first custom watercolour palette it was a process.. it took me SO long to decide which pigments to chose, so much paper was used for swatches & mixes... it took a few days, but in the end it was worth it! Always take your time with these things :)
Henni R mine too 🤣 my first super serious palette - now my main palette took - hahahaha ahhh when I had my YES! This is it! I looked at the Daniel smith essential 6 pc set.... it was almost the same 🤣 if only I tried that first
HI TORI 🙌💞 Could you please make a video where you describe where you get your inspiration from? I notice your art pieces are usually only female, but the clothes/ what they wear is so unique and fascinating. Could you talk about where and how you get your ideas? :>
I loved this, just watching you play with different paints to see which ones you wanted to choose!! The portraits at the end are very pretty too :) I'm super excited by the idea of a watercolor video series!!!
Super enjoyed! Have been thinking of expanding my watercolor collection so this is peeerfect! You've inspired me to try a daily video challenge as well. It only lasted a week and everything was pre-recorded hahaha. It gave me way more appreciation for what youtube artists do and taught me quite a bit about myself and the process of editing voice overs etc. Cheering for you!!! Thanks for sharing so much content!
I'm really excited to buy some Daniel Smith tubes for a limited custom palette. I've been playing around with a color scheme I really like, and am trying to find equivalents. The colors are from the prima pastel vintage and pastel dreams palettes, so if anyone has pastel recommendations, or colors with bright innocent clarity, please let me know!!!
I find that the Mijello paints really don't flow into each other that well. I struggle to get them to move on the page, and some papers really exacerbate that issue and the paints feel like they sit on top of the paper. I sometimes use a synthetic oxgall if I want a classic flowy watercolor look, just to help the paints move, but even then they don't flow like my paints from other brands.
I've needed to find a sweet art channel and I stumbled across yours the other day and I've been watching all the vids! I love your style and content 💖✨
You said in another video that you’d like to get your hands on a tube a the genuine quin gold. I have several tubes I bought when I heard DS was running out of the pigment. Not quite ready to part with a whole tube, but I would be happy to send you a full pan. Let me know what you think. Joyce Buechele (Belmont NC).
Tori! I was just searching on the interwebs on how to make a palette! (even refering back to your sabbatical and wondering how you choose your colors) this is really helpful especially because i look up on your art and your palette! Much loves
I'm curious if you've done a video on a making a good starter pallet if your trying to learn mixing colors.. If so, can you link it for me please? Thanks... Great video btw! 💖
also with the Fabriano(I think?) paper, it might have a type of sizing tht doesn't work well with honey based watercolors, have you tested other brands tht use honey on it? (like Qor or Sennelier?) Sugar can change the way pigment absorbs into paper (and stop it entirely if theres enough) so i wouldn't be surprised if other honey based watercolors acted the same way!
What you said about not using DS paints often bc you like them so much and don't want to get addicted to them bc people are annoyed by that...what do you mean by that? That doesn't make a lot of sense to me. Why wouldn't you use paints that you like? Isn't that the goal? To find a paint that you like?
LeighAnneNight Art you’re right! That is the goal! A lot of my subscribers are unable to get Daniel smith or its too expensive in their country. They get upset if I were to use them too much and request I use something else. You’re right though, use paints that you like
I'm sorry. That's very sweet of you to be so considerate of your subscribers. As someone who started out with very cheap paints out of necessity/lack of resources, I get it but you have shown so many times on your channel that your materials do not dictate your skill. Yes, sometimes they can make it more of a challenge (which in my opinion can be a good thing bc it helps with learning problem solving in a composition) but should never stop one from making art altogether. I don't think that using cheaper supplies will stop anyone from learning from a person using high quality supplies. I could go on and on about this! I'm trying to say with tact but I for one would love to see you working with the supplies that make you feel free and happy!
Try a six color palette with cyan, turquoise, magenta, purple lake, lemon yellow, and a yellow ochre or a medium yellow. Cyan/magenta/yellow are the true primary colors and the red/blue/yellow only has basis in the past techniques based on perceived facts. Look it up! It’s very interesting :)
Love the sound effects you totally skimmed over. XD hahah don't be hard on yourself with these videos, I'm sure they're exhausting :D I'm going to try making a Palette now :)
@@VictoriaGedvillas Senpai!!!! You sound like a scentist when picking between paints and Ive started to sort of imagine your thought process during this so I think I'm making progress! Hahah It's a long road though. I am feeling so emotional now, & can I just say... You're a source of strength and inspiration during these stressful unstable times. Thank you for your perseverance and please take good breaks!! I'm going all in with art for my mental health this season. (By the way.. this is Irmagsan from IG!)
I guess everybody gravitates to different watercolor brands, because I don’t really care for Daniel Smith but I really love my limited mission gold palette I created. For some reason Daniel Smith watercolors don’t bring me joy or inspire me.
I love you art so gorgeous and your gorgeous.. But what is the blowing noise like halfway through the video.. I thought it was Me so I rewind it a couple of times to make sure It's ok and kinda cool..just wondering
Great video again! I have to say, I really enjoy watching other artists choose their colours, because every artist obviously has different needs and preferences, so it'll always end up unique (My six colour choice from the 36 mission gold set that I have would probably be something like lemon yellow py3, ultramarine pb29&pv15 (sooooo granulating!) , "cerulean blue" pb15:3, the pv 19 (permanent rose I think?) ^^, red brown (?) the pbr 25 and either one of their more opaque oranges or olive green (love that colour) - just in case someone is interested ^^`) I would love some triad experiments maybe in a future video, because they always help me to get to know the paints in a new way, and your take on that would be very interesting to watch.
Can you please walk us through how you paint portraits? Between this channel and Juicy Ink I still don’t understand your mixes, how you let things bleed and separate. If you do this, I will name my first born after you.
they voted six colors? bleh! i cant stand mixing secondary colours, my sweet spot would be 9... 10 if i feel like slapping down black w/c red w/c blue w+c yellow orange, violet, green black! :3
TheWipal I hate mixing secondary too but I realized it was because my paints are really not great, and when I used a few tubes of turners I was like oh so this is what decent paint feels like
hello tori, I'm new to watercolors. May I ask if I am seeing this video correctly? So the big difference for mission gold is that the paints dont meld into each other and create a nice automatic gradient blend where as daniel smith does so naturally?
Daniel Smith has more of the stuff that makes it flow while Misson Gold does not use that in their paints so they stay put and as a beginner that may be something you enjoy.
The Fabriano student paper is awful in general. It’s not the paints reacting weirdly on it. It’s just terrible horrible shitty paper 😂 Don’t be fooled by the alleged 25% cotton claim. It’s still awful quality and acts sooo water repellent.
It sounds like her husband blowing in her ear Or making sound effects or something lol.. Cause it sounds like a man and not a woman just an Observation lols
Doesn't the Daniel Smith being more "addictive" and "enjoyable" and "useful on many papers" just make them BETTER? Whats wrong with admitting they are better? Whats wrong with using the best supplies? Answer: nothing. Its ok that one supply is superior. Its ok to use the best supplies that you find "addictive" and "easy" and "more enjoyable". Why force yourself to use another paint if you find it lower on quality, ease of use and flexibility? Its like your afraid to hurt the paints feelings or something? I think its admirable to use what you bought IF its still fun or specifically to do art challenges. Its also equally ok to admit one thing is preferred for you and not use something inferior. Its likewise ok to admit the Fabriano paper is not as good in your experience and simply to stop using it if you don't enjoy the results. Yes giving it another go and checking if a different technique works better is also nice sometimes too, but there needs to be a limit on that as well sometimes. Not wasting money you invested is another concern I understand. As an example; I was trying to force myself to use up my Cotman paints before replacing colours with artist grade, and instead gave in and replaced them AND I still I feel WAY better after ditching my Cotman watercolours! They were bad, inferior! I enjoy and use other, better paint now and I can create easier and get WAY better results. I enjoy painting much more! Now I feel free to admit the cotman paints are inferior to many other paints and I don't enjoy them nor recommend them. Also you deserve to use the good stuff! Everyone does, ESPECIALLY a PROFESSIONAL making their livelihood! But hey just my observation and opinion.
Me this morning: wow, i should make a custom watercolor palette
Tori:
damurder goose sooooo diiiidddd you 😬 what did you make!
@@VictoriaGedvillas i literaly yesterday talked with my mom about making my own set with daniel smith watercolors and Qor or some more paints😅
@@zanio3394 oh! if you do, Qor watercolors are honey based and don't dry down in pans! If you travel with your palette like I do they might drip, I keep my qor paints separate and use them from the tube! :0
ahh! so excited about the title, havent watched it yet though! trying to make my own palette.
a d homework first 😉 sleep well! Thank you for swinging on by!
Your paintings are always beautiful with any kind of watercolor. 💞
I love your approach towards making a limited palette and basing it off of the prima tropicals in its setup even though it didn't end up working out for you :)
Anyone else hearing a layered background recording?? Every now and then Tori's voice quietly interrupts herself, and when someone (Tori or honeyball) went "Shh, shhh" I honestly jumped 😅 love the video so much tho, it didn't really interfere 😊
I hear it too! It's kinda creepy 😣
Yeah! I was wondering about that
Annemarie van Peer time stamps? I heard it once, but now I’m kinda curious lol
“Ohhh noooo”
Oh thankgod I thought i was trippng
Personally I do really enjoy when you crack into your favorite paints too. Watching you use DS is why I own a couple tubes that I invested in! I love them as much as any of my paint children lol
Lmao "paint children" xD
It's okay, I think of paint as my children too haha
Oh man, now I want to go through what I've got, and make a custom palette of my own. Maybe that will go on my sabbatical list of to-dos.
i really enjoy Paul Rubens watercolor paper!
A little off topic but I’ve found a way to repurpose my wash tests is to make cards out of them to send to people. It’s kind of like a little eclectic thing and no two are the same. I’ve even added on drawings on top or little added things glued to them.
This is really helpful and I will certainly use the tips from this video to help me understand my watercolours more.
I’m ready to do some trial and error with colour 😊 and hopefully become more confident with my palettes. Thanks from a UK viewer 😊
oh! I love ultramarine mixes, the way the pigment kinda settles out of the mix as it dries creates really beautiful tonal shifts tht i like to use in skin tones! Also, the subtle granulation of ultramarine in mixes is something i noticed Turner doing in his later watercolor works! He used it in cloudy skies to show shades of blue sky showing through clouds really lightly, I hadn't considered using it for tht before, but it was really effective and beautiful!
I loved seeing your process here! So fun and insightful.
This video is so helpful - so valuable! I'm very grateful that you took the time to make it! I'll be revisiting frequently!
Thank you for this video! I don't use watercolor but you really get me excited to try.
Demonic Sushiz happy to be of service!! Have fun mixing :3 thank you so much for watching to latest video!
I love how knowledgeable you are about pigments and stuff like that! I’m so interested in a watercolor specific video on how to chose colors and stuff like that. I was traditionally trained in watercolors when I first started learning how to paint and wow I really miss them.
wow! the first set you swatched comprised most of the tubes i bought (vermilion, lemon yellow, perm yellow deep, and ultramarine) the other two are cerulean and permanent rose. this is my first time making a customized palette and mijello is the first artist grade paints i bought. im happy to see most of the colors i chose are ones you also did. i learned a lot. thank you, tori!
Hi tori. Maybe you won't get to see this (which is okay!! You get lots of love which you deserve hehe) but i just wanted to say thanks for putting out your content. I'm really anxious lately and i have some problems to deal with but watching you makes me feel a little better. Love you and hope you have a great weekend 💛
Hi, Tori. Just wanted to say thank you for the effort you're putting into this series. I find myself looking forward for each daily video and your content has been really helpful for me with everything that's happening right now. Hope you're doing ok out there too!
Since you have so many paints maybe it would be fun to create a themed pallet! Kinda like how Prima has their pallets with seasoned themes💐🍁❄️
I finally just bought myself some daniel smith watercolour tubes and I'm still unsure about all my colour choices even though it's just my primaries at this moment, the only thing that I'm sure about is quin. gold because I'm completely in love with it! If there's any colours that really stand out to you in your main collection please let me know! :)
I am one of those people who just wants all the colors. 6 colors feels so restricting to me and its sooooooooo hard to stick to that number lol but I can do it if I must. (Typically I use 10 to 12 colors in one piece). I think what you said about having a very specific purpose is super helpful. Sometimes it has taken me several months to finally settle on a limited color palette and even then I had to give myself a little wiggle room and went with 8 colors. There is nothing that can replace the time spent playing around and getting to know the pigments you have. That is how you learn what you like, what you don't like, and how to mix colors.
Victoria, I found the brush I was asking you about. Thank you and love your videos:)
I love Daniel smiths watercolors I use them in my main pallet and I’m so used to the way they look/work it takes me a while to adjust to an other paint or pallet
When I built my first custom watercolour palette it was a process.. it took me SO long to decide which pigments to chose, so much paper was used for swatches & mixes... it took a few days, but in the end it was worth it! Always take your time with these things :)
Henni R mine too 🤣 my first super serious palette - now my main palette took - hahahaha ahhh when I had my YES! This is it! I looked at the Daniel smith essential 6 pc set.... it was almost the same 🤣 if only I tried that first
HI TORI 🙌💞
Could you please make a video where you describe where you get your inspiration from?
I notice your art pieces are usually only female, but the clothes/ what they wear is so unique and fascinating. Could you talk about where and how you get your ideas? :>
Loved it!!! As usual. Im so lucky to know you. Your so entratening.
I loved this, just watching you play with different paints to see which ones you wanted to choose!! The portraits at the end are very pretty too :) I'm super excited by the idea of a watercolor video series!!!
i loved seeing your approach! i've never heard someone talk through the process of choosing colors like that before.
Super enjoyed! Have been thinking of expanding my watercolor collection so this is peeerfect! You've inspired me to try a daily video challenge as well. It only lasted a week and everything was pre-recorded hahaha. It gave me way more appreciation for what youtube artists do and taught me quite a bit about myself and the process of editing voice overs etc. Cheering for you!!! Thanks for sharing so much content!
Enjoyed this, was a great insight
Aaaaaah I’m so excited love your videos, they inspire me so much even when your not painting
I would love to watch a watercolor series!
Thank you for sharing your thoughts in such a personal thing. Its inspiring! Can't wait to create my own pallette and experiment.
I have a big ol’ John pike palette that I’ve yet to put my paint into! Thank you for this video!
I'm really excited to buy some Daniel Smith tubes for a limited custom palette. I've been playing around with a color scheme I really like, and am trying to find equivalents. The colors are from the prima pastel vintage and pastel dreams palettes, so if anyone has pastel recommendations, or colors with bright innocent clarity, please let me know!!!
I find that the Mijello paints really don't flow into each other that well. I struggle to get them to move on the page, and some papers really exacerbate that issue and the paints feel like they sit on top of the paper. I sometimes use a synthetic oxgall if I want a classic flowy watercolor look, just to help the paints move, but even then they don't flow like my paints from other brands.
I've needed to find a sweet art channel and I stumbled across yours the other day and I've been watching all the vids! I love your style and content 💖✨
The red and green swatches reminded me of Candy Apples and now I'm so hungry lol
I feel like you fallen in love with these water color paints
You said in another video that you’d like to get your hands on a tube a the genuine quin gold. I have several tubes I bought when I heard DS was running out of the pigment. Not quite ready to part with a whole tube, but I would be happy to send you a full pan. Let me know what you think. Joyce Buechele (Belmont NC).
Tori! I was just searching on the interwebs on how to make a palette! (even refering back to your sabbatical and wondering how you choose your colors) this is really helpful especially because i look up on your art and your palette! Much loves
Hi Tori! I really love the portrait!
I'm curious if you've done a video on a making a good starter pallet if your trying to learn mixing colors.. If so, can you link it for me please? Thanks... Great video btw! 💖
Yay first like and comment! I love the mix of yellow greens and pink reds! So many possibilities
🍪🍪🍪 Loved this video! Finding out how you make a palette. So interesting.
also with the Fabriano(I think?) paper, it might have a type of sizing tht doesn't work well with honey based watercolors, have you tested other brands tht use honey on it? (like Qor or Sennelier?) Sugar can change the way pigment absorbs into paper (and stop it entirely if theres enough) so i wouldn't be surprised if other honey based watercolors acted the same way!
Great time!! I would like to know if you have ever tried the master touch 36 watercolor pallet and if you have what do you think of them?
Escarlet I believe I have not, are they the round cakes?
Victoria Gedvillas Oh no, I meant their 48 half pan set.. I bought mine a while ago for $39.99
I think I have this one.
I have others that I use more often, but they're pretty good for learning
Sable Moreno I agree they are pretty decent student grade pallet
What you said about not using DS paints often bc you like them so much and don't want to get addicted to them bc people are annoyed by that...what do you mean by that? That doesn't make a lot of sense to me. Why wouldn't you use paints that you like? Isn't that the goal? To find a paint that you like?
LeighAnneNight Art you’re right! That is the goal! A lot of my subscribers are unable to get Daniel smith or its too expensive in their country. They get upset if I were to use them too much and request I use something else. You’re right though, use paints that you like
I'm sorry. That's very sweet of you to be so considerate of your subscribers. As someone who started out with very cheap paints out of necessity/lack of resources, I get it but you have shown so many times on your channel that your materials do not dictate your skill. Yes, sometimes they can make it more of a challenge (which in my opinion can be a good thing bc it helps with learning problem solving in a composition) but should never stop one from making art altogether. I don't think that using cheaper supplies will stop anyone from learning from a person using high quality supplies. I could go on and on about this! I'm trying to say with tact but I for one would love to see you working with the supplies that make you feel free and happy!
Helpful and beautiful!! 💝💝
Try a six color palette with cyan, turquoise, magenta, purple lake, lemon yellow, and a yellow ochre or a medium yellow. Cyan/magenta/yellow are the true primary colors and the red/blue/yellow only has basis in the past techniques based on perceived facts. Look it up! It’s very interesting :)
Very helpful for putting together a palette 🙂
Love the sound effects you totally skimmed over. XD hahah don't be hard on yourself with these videos, I'm sure they're exhausting :D I'm going to try making a Palette now :)
Mangotropolis have lots of fun!!! Hope to hear about it in the future :3 I love gushing about paints and hearing what others gravitate to
@@VictoriaGedvillas Senpai!!!! You sound like a scentist when picking between paints and Ive started to sort of imagine your thought process during this so I think I'm making progress! Hahah It's a long road though. I am feeling so emotional now, & can I just say... You're a source of strength and inspiration during these stressful unstable times. Thank you for your perseverance and please take good breaks!! I'm going all in with art for my mental health this season. (By the way.. this is Irmagsan from IG!)
Mijello heaven yayy
Which is the brush you are using? the clear one when swatching. Thank you
I would like to have the greenish yellow and vermillion but they're not in the 24 set :( what would be a great substitute for them?
I guess everybody gravitates to different watercolor brands, because I don’t really care for Daniel Smith but I really love my limited mission gold palette I created. For some reason Daniel Smith watercolors don’t bring me joy or inspire me.
I love you art so gorgeous and your gorgeous..
But what is the blowing noise like halfway through the video..
I thought it was Me so I rewind it a couple of times to make sure
It's ok and kinda cool..just wondering
Great video again! I have to say, I really enjoy watching other artists choose their colours, because every artist obviously has different needs and preferences, so it'll always end up unique (My six colour choice from the 36 mission gold set that I have would probably be something like lemon yellow py3, ultramarine pb29&pv15 (sooooo granulating!) , "cerulean blue" pb15:3, the pv 19 (permanent rose I think?) ^^, red brown (?) the pbr 25 and either one of their more opaque oranges or olive green (love that colour) - just in case someone is interested ^^`)
I would love some triad experiments maybe in a future video, because they always help me to get to know the paints in a new way, and your take on that would be very interesting to watch.
Wonderful color video. I need to do the same.
Watching this even though I've already set up all mine 👀👀
UG UR MY FAV💗💗💗💗💗💗my dream is to become an watercolor artist. Feeling kinda uninspired :(
Can you please walk us through how you paint portraits? Between this channel and Juicy Ink I still don’t understand your mixes, how you let things bleed and separate. If you do this, I will name my first born after you.
What was the brown pencil used? and was it a watercolour pencil? :3
hii!! i love your videos sm 😭💗
@Victoria What do you mean by fugitive colors? I've never understood that term.
Some pigments tend to be "fugitive" as I believe it isn't lightfast. If you are still unsure you could google search fugative pigments in watercolor
My custom pallet intentions: being able to have a pallet to work with.
I wish i could try more paints. I love how detailed you are and it's really interesting just seeing how different paints can be
I've never been this early!! Yay
Yay!!!
they voted six colors? bleh! i cant stand mixing secondary colours, my sweet spot would be 9... 10 if i feel like slapping down black
w/c red
w/c blue
w+c yellow
orange, violet, green
black! :3
3 yellows ? 🤔😊
@@lena_ng3654 omg i wrote yellow! my hands have a mind of their own, i never did learn to type without looking at the keybard ha ha, i meant orange
@@TheWipal hahaha that makes way more sense 😄😊
then you can go with different blacks/darks as well. i love me some paine's gray
TheWipal I hate mixing secondary too but I realized it was because my paints are really not great, and when I used a few tubes of turners I was like oh so this is what decent paint feels like
Noooo I'm the 8th comment.
Haha it's okay. After a long day at work this is perfect 👌😍
hello tori, I'm new to watercolors. May I ask if I am seeing this video correctly? So the big difference for mission gold is that the paints dont meld into each other and create a nice automatic gradient blend where as daniel smith does so naturally?
Daniel Smith has more of the stuff that makes it flow while Misson Gold does not use that in their paints so they stay put and as a beginner that may be something you enjoy.
Have you ever tried making your own water colora from scratch?
Theo Allen hey Theo! I haven’t - doing my best to not go down that rabbit hole 😂 I know I would end up buying all the pigments
@@VictoriaGedvillas I fully understand
I'm confused. So now the palette you put together you won't use because you don't like them?
miraxterrik it’s in the test phase 👍 it takes multiple trial and error to find the right combo
miraxterrik it’s in the test phase 👍 it takes multiple trial and error to find the right combo
Did you do a video on the Wednesday Addams painting?.
10:02 WHAT IS THAT SOUND IS IT ONLY ME OR WHAT?!
The Fabriano student paper is awful in general. It’s not the paints reacting weirdly on it. It’s just terrible horrible shitty paper 😂 Don’t be fooled by the alleged 25% cotton claim. It’s still awful quality and acts sooo water repellent.
Yall still play growtopia???
Send me ur worldss
It sounds like her husband blowing in her ear
Or making sound effects or something lol..
Cause it sounds like a man and not a woman just an
Observation lols
Doesn't the Daniel Smith being more "addictive" and "enjoyable" and "useful on many papers" just make them BETTER? Whats wrong with admitting they are better? Whats wrong with using the best supplies? Answer: nothing. Its ok that one supply is superior. Its ok to use the best supplies that you find "addictive" and "easy" and "more enjoyable". Why force yourself to use another paint if you find it lower on quality, ease of use and flexibility? Its like your afraid to hurt the paints feelings or something? I think its admirable to use what you bought IF its still fun or specifically to do art challenges. Its also equally ok to admit one thing is preferred for you and not use something inferior. Its likewise ok to admit the Fabriano paper is not as good in your experience and simply to stop using it if you don't enjoy the results. Yes giving it another go and checking if a different technique works better is also nice sometimes too, but there needs to be a limit on that as well sometimes. Not wasting money you invested is another concern I understand. As an example; I was trying to force myself to use up my Cotman paints before replacing colours with artist grade, and instead gave in and replaced them AND I still I feel WAY better after ditching my Cotman watercolours! They were bad, inferior! I enjoy and use other, better paint now and I can create easier and get WAY better results. I enjoy painting much more! Now I feel free to admit the cotman paints are inferior to many other paints and I don't enjoy them nor recommend them. Also you deserve to use the good stuff! Everyone does, ESPECIALLY a PROFESSIONAL making their livelihood! But hey just my observation and opinion.