5 tips to elevate your gouache painting 🌸
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I hope these gouache tips are useful for you! let me know if you have any questions :)
✦ Materials ✦
Paper: Strathmore Toned Grey Mixed Media Journal
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Paint: Holbein Gouache
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Paint: Winsor and Newton Gouache
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Brushes: Princeton Velvetouch Brushes
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Panasonic Lumix G85 Camera
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Some of the best gouache painting tips on TH-cam right here for struggling painters. I could not hit subscribe fast enough. Question....were there any particular painting books that were helpful to you along the way.
so glad it was helpful and thanks so much for subscribing 🥰 hmmm I haven't really used painting books, there are some great TH-cam channels out there though @SarahBurnsStudio is fantastic
Thank you love this, great tips and stunning cacti ❤❤❤❤
Glad you liked it 🥰
I love your art style and how you work with gouache. I’m looking forward to watching you grow as an artist! 🫶🏼
Oh thank you, this is such a lovely comment 🥹🥰
Love the tips thank you. Could you consider a video on palette management….everything seems to start out neat and tidy and soon blends all,over the plate and onto the rim. Do you always have to start in a new area to blend a new colour? How do you avoid wasting paint? How do you know when you can mix back into a previously used blend? How do you avoid mud? Where do you never use / always use white in your mixes?
Thanks for considering….a dos donts with examples would be AWESOME!
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Oooh ok great questions! I’ll make note of these so I can add them to my next gouache video. I tend to mix all over the palette and it does become messy quickly, if i’m mixing a totally different color i tend to go to a new area to avoid contamination but if it’s, for eg, a variation green and i already have green on the palette then i mix close to it or use it as a base. I also don’t tend to use a ready mixed black often as I feel like it muddies my colors quickly. And definitely try to really clean the brush/es really thoroughly between very diff colors ro avoid muddying too. Hope that helps but will def add these questions in a video too 💕
@@sofiapavanmacias thank you for the thorough reply and consideration of a demo. 😍
every time I see your videos it makes me desperately want to try gouache on toned paper!! 😍
haha yes toned paper is soooo good
The brush strokes are equivalent to the impressions in life. Nothing is perfect :) Thank you for this video.
well said 🥰 thank you for watching
Your explanation of colors and values was so helpful!! Thank you
Great tips! I really enjoyed this video. I’ve been wanting to try out gouache more lately, so this was very timely. 😊
Glad it was helpful, thanks for watching 💕
I really love your brush strokes.
❤ these tips are so great. The cacti turned out awesome
Thanks so much 🥹
Beautiful work as always Sofia!! Love the jewelry too 😊😍❤️🎨
awww thank you Christina!! 🥰
Another wonderful video! I love your tips, thank you so much!!!
You are so welcome 🥹💕
Loved everything about this video… can you share details on Foilage…
Thank you for watching! Hmm i’m sorry I’m not sure what you mean by foilage
Thank you for these tips! I do think I need to adjust my mindset when working with gouache to embracing the brushy, more expressive marks; in contrast to how I work with watercolor, which is lots of glazing layers.
Can I ask how you avoid reactivating your previous layers of gouache? I always seem to end up reactivating the previous layers and mushing the paint around.😢
Thanks for watching! That’s a great question, I’m going to do a video on this as there are other people that have the same question and it’s probably easier to show, but essentially it’s about controlling the water content of your brush/paint and making sure your layer go from thin to thick. I’ll include more information on this in my next video 🫶🏻
Your paintings are amazing! Thank you for your tips. :) Maybe you can do more videos someday on monochrome gouache paintings too? And value studies? If you want. Hehe. XD
Thank you 🥰 i will add to the list! Is there something specific you would like to see with monochromatic/value studies?
love it
Thank you for this Video. Your Tips were realy helpful 😊❤
I’m so glad! Thanks for watching 💕
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Fantastic! Thank you 🙏
Yay! Glad you enjoyed it 🥰
Your art is beautiful! I would like to make a request: could you enable the audio track in your videos? I would love to watch them with dubbed narration as it would help me focus better on their technique rather than the subtitles I need to add to understand.
Hi Sofia, i love your two paintings. I wonder could you tell me how you manage to paint each consecutive layer, and yet not end up with any mixing on your paper when you are putting light paint over dark, and sometimes dark paint over light? Whenever I attempt this, the layer below where i am working on will reactivate and mix with the layer above. I practice fat over lean as that is what I heard a TH-camr say, but so far I always end up with colours mixing when I don't intend them to. You see, I am very new to gouache and that is a large part of my problem. I love how well you paint, you make it all look so easy. Thank you in advance for any guidance you can give me. Have a great week!
Hi! This is a great question and I’m seeing that a few comments are asking the same thing so I definitely think doing a video explanation will help! But essentially it comes down to water control and how much water you are using in the paint at each layer. Fat over lean is a good way of generally seeing it but it doesn’t really guide you with how much water to use. I can probably explain this better by showing it in a video though! 💕
Do you have a list of the velvet touch brushes/ sizes you use? This was a great vid!
Thank you! I tend to mostly use the round size 8, i have a few sizes but that’s the one i use more
@@sofiapavanmacias Brill thanks!
Nice painting
Thank you so much 🥰
Love it ❤❤❤❤bravissima
Grazie 🥰💕
Hi is swatching nessacary?? Whats the point?
Hmmm tbh i do it more as a aesthetic thing in my sketchbook and often after i’ve finished painting 😁 but i wonder if other artists find it useful?