Not sure if you guys gives a damn but if you are bored like me during the covid times then you can stream all of the latest series on instaflixxer. I've been binge watching with my brother recently :)
Thanks to the dog , the angle is even better to me at the end. Wonderfull work, love to do this kind of studies, i should do more, and your work is pushing me to start some new ones.
I have not enjoyed using gouache because for me it's a lot of work. When I see your wonderful process I realize that it's actually supposed to be a lot of work, - that it takes a lot of work to get 'there'. I was under the impression that you had to achieve everything quickly and accurately, - that overworking or correcting led to mush. Now I see that persistence pays off. Thanks for showing all the details in the way you work. It's very encouraging and your work is wonderful.
It is possible to deaden your paint. You have to be strategic in how you apply it and understand layering to get that luminosity--not just tired paint.
I'm very struggling with gouche right now! I came from watercolor...and you know, you need water, and when I see many Artist using gouche in opaque technique, with a few water, literally feel very frustrated, I feel like I'm dying, I feel anxious, OMG! Its horrible! Because gouche its not the same like watercolor, its seems a little like watercolor, but it's not!and how can I switch my brain from watercolor to gouche?that is the question!🙈😵🤯
Sorry I stole your line. I only read the comments after my comment had been made. They do look so real and so juicy and yet obviously a painting - everything combined to make a blooming masterpiece.
Hi Heather, I'm quite new to your channel and just wanted to acknowledge how gifted and skillful you are. I'm a gouache artist too, and what I would give to produce work as beautiful as yours 🙏 I try hard every day. 😕 Thanks for sharing. Kindest regards, Mary from Australia 😎🤗
Wow! This piece looked great at almost every part of the video. You could’ve stopped and it still would’ve been a beautiful painting…as good as any oil painting! Love it! Mostly in one color, but have started to use gouache in the backgrounds and in the details a bit. You have made me more interested in pursuing gouache, or at least in a mixed media painting for now. I also love still life and can hardly find any being done in Watercolour don’t know why… Thanks so much for sharing.
Beautiful.When looking at other gouache painting I was really not impressed but your painting is simply beautiful. It is something that encourages me to try it. thanks
Wow, Your work is awesome. Your light is so beautiful. Seems like your paper stays wet a long time too. I love how it works. Well balanced. Thank you for sharing.
Wow, if you scan through stopping like every two run-time minutes, you can really see, particularly in that farthest right slight visible on the model, how the quality and direction of life changes, changing that shadow tone quite a bit throughout the session.
Awesome! New to gouache. Questions: Can you use mediums for blending with them? Do the pallets become real messy fast? Do they mold? Are they permanent when dried? Can you finish with a varnish? THANKS!!
What's your tip for "seeing" all the different colors? Peels just look yellow and white to me, no green/blue. The shadows also look gray. I always have trouble mixing colors because I can never "see" colors right.
Just found this! Awesome. The translucent quality and overall painting is something I didn't know you could achieve in gouache. Do you always us freshly squeezed paint or reconstituted? My gouache tends to get an ugly top of fuzz when trying to keep them moist in a closed tight palette.
Sorry for the late late late response. I use an assortment, honestly I just go into the store and feel for a watercolor brush with a little bit of bounce. The synthetic flats work great!
Great painting, thank you for sharing! I was wondering how you keep your paints so soft. Did you add fresh paints to your palette before the painting session, or do you have a trick for keeping them juicy but not crumbly and dry?
Yes, i put small amounts into watercolor cups which dried as I expected they would but reconstitute ok with water; maybe the secret is using those for the washes and using the gouache fresh from the tube for the more concentrated color? Could use some help with this too.
Ahhh I'm so sorry for my super super late response, I don't respond to comments very quick here lol. I will say though that I squeeze out any wells that are lacking paint (usually ultramarine blue or Lemon yellow because I go through them fast), but the rest are there all the time. I spray them often and well with water to keep them from drying completely. The true key is to paint almost every day and they won't ever dry up haha
Watching you paint this is art itself. Perfectly performed, just like the music. Pretty much ruined my self esteem lol think I just go back to draw with my pens, I can handle those. Or I just need to find easier tutorials and type beginner in the search bar lol.
Patricia Heller mine have never cracked, even old paintings on lesser quality paper that have been tossed around, and I am not worried about it. Maybe it’s because I work in very thin layers at first. I would be more worried using very thick paint.
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Best looking oranges I’ve seen in awhile. And, I love the choreographed music. Thank you!
Everyone loves a good orange!
I'm liking the look of gouache more and more these days. Wonderful work.
Not sure if you guys gives a damn but if you are bored like me during the covid times then you can stream all of the latest series on instaflixxer. I've been binge watching with my brother recently :)
@Morgan Colton Yea, I have been using InstaFlixxer for years myself :)
@Morgan Colton yea, have been watching on instaflixxer for years myself :D
@Morgan Colton yup, have been watching on InstaFlixxer for since november myself =)
@Morgan Colton yup, have been using InstaFlixxer for since december myself =)
The confidence of your brush strokes is astounding, that’s what really makes this piece for me!
How beautifully done.. you can see the translucence of the slices... Perfect!!
I love oranges and I know I would eat the reference ones halfway lol, incredible work!
Thanks to the dog , the angle is even better to me at the end. Wonderfull work, love to do this kind of studies, i should do more, and your work is pushing me to start some new ones.
I like how ur brush just started dancing with every touch u give to ur paint
I have not enjoyed using gouache because for me it's a lot of work. When I see your wonderful process I realize that it's actually supposed to be a lot of work, - that it takes a lot of work to get 'there'. I was under the impression that you had to achieve everything quickly and accurately, - that overworking or correcting led to mush. Now I see that persistence pays off. Thanks for showing all the details in the way you work. It's very encouraging and your work is wonderful.
It is possible to deaden your paint. You have to be strategic in how you apply it and understand layering to get that luminosity--not just tired paint.
Yeah I think gaouche's ugly phase lasts a bit longer
I'm very struggling with gouche right now! I came from watercolor...and you know, you need water, and when I see many Artist using gouche in opaque technique, with a few water, literally feel very frustrated, I feel like I'm dying, I feel anxious, OMG! Its horrible! Because gouche its not the same like watercolor, its seems a little like watercolor, but it's not!and how can I switch my brain from watercolor to gouche?that is the question!🙈😵🤯
These oranges look good enough to eat :) Beautiful painting, thank you for sharing your process. I love to see how other people use gouache!
Sorry I stole your line. I only read the comments after my comment had been made. They do look so real and so juicy and yet obviously a painting - everything combined to make a blooming masterpiece.
bravo, like thunder in the night
Thank you Heather. Its like the glow o ffc watercolor and the buttery feeling of oil.
I like how this video is straightforward. The work speaks for itself!
lovely!
2 minutes in im already so awed
Beautiful piece!!! I love it!❤❤❤
How i enjoyed watching/listening this ♥
Beautiful! Look good enough to eat. 🍊🍊🍊🙂
Hi Heather, I'm quite new to your channel and just wanted to acknowledge how gifted and skillful you are. I'm a gouache artist too, and what I would give to produce work as beautiful as yours 🙏 I try hard every day. 😕 Thanks for sharing. Kindest regards, Mary from Australia 😎🤗
Thank you for editing together such a good speedpaint that's not too fast! Also classical soundtrack is *chef kiss*
AMAZING
Great work...ty for sharing
This is amazing
wonderful choice of music!
great, learnt alot, thanks. Like how the effect of light passing through the translucent orange slice is depicted
That front off-shaped slice turned out so wonderful. The whole painting is wonderful. Nice to listen to up beat classical music too.
Brilliant video
Delicious oranges turned out👌😊🍊🍊🍊
Your technique is remarkable. Subscribed!
Wooow!!! It's beautiful!!😍😍
Thank you Durga!
@@HeatherIhn welcome 💞
Fantastic - they look good enough to eat. Thanks again for sharing - so very generous x
stunning. no other word describes this best, in my opinion.
Wow! This piece looked great at almost every part of the video. You could’ve stopped and it still would’ve been a beautiful painting…as good as any oil painting! Love it! Mostly in one color, but have started to use gouache in the backgrounds and in the details a bit. You have made me more interested in pursuing gouache, or at least in a mixed media painting for now. I also love still life and can hardly find any being done in Watercolour don’t know why… Thanks so much for sharing.
Well done mate
Couldn't switch off. Blue Danube best music ever. Great painting too. Must do more in gouache. Stay safe. XX
That turnout was amazing, so beautiful to watch the process :D
Thank you so much for this lesson I have learned so much !
This is a fantastic use of colour and composition. You have inspired me to paint oranges and lemons
I swear I smelled the oranges that's how good this is
Beautiful painting, you captured their deliciousness to a degree that watching the painting unfold made my mouth start watering lol. Lovely work!
Bravo.
Wow great work!!!!!!!
Beautiful.When looking at other gouache painting I was really not impressed but your painting is simply beautiful. It is something that encourages me to try it. thanks
amazing
Wow, Your work is awesome. Your light is so beautiful. Seems like your paper stays wet a long time too. I love how it works. Well balanced. Thank you for sharing.
fantastic work
Fascinating process! Thanks for sharing your gorgeous art with guache. I’m doing some exploration with it as a newbie. Stretching.
This is truly amazing. Thank you!
Beautifully done
OMG! that's so cool and refreshing look. I like it! It looks like real oranges! Bravo!
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nice job😁
Love videoslike these!
It looks amazing wow
Wow 😯 very beautiful, keep up
Just beautiful!
YOU'RE DOING AMAZING, HEATHER!!!!! LOVE YOUR WORK AND VIDEOS ♥️♥️♥️✨💐💐✨💐💐✨💐💐💐
Great!
Really inspiring!!
Wonderful
Heather, I so appreciate your work and process. The way you make your oranges glow is inspiring and stunning! Thanks for sharing
Instead of saying she can run circles around my art skills she can paint circles around me...... Dag. WELL Done.
This is excellent! Makes me want to paint along!! :)
AA THIS MAKES ME WANT TO PAINT BUT i love this alot you earned a follower
You are awesome heather
Wow, if you scan through stopping like every two run-time minutes, you can really see, particularly in that farthest right slight visible on the model, how the quality and direction of life changes, changing that shadow tone quite a bit throughout the session.
Some really bold greys in there. Yummy.
Really beautiful! Great work I love painting gouache! These oranges look awesome!
Can't not think of rollercoaster tycoon with this music
I learned a lot after watching this. Hopefully this will improve my own gouache videos!
Yes, it's a really good tutorial!
Wow new sub here and really glad I’ve found you 👍🏻😆🇬🇧
Brilliant demonstration!
i like the tutorial and also the song! p.s im not a lofi kinda gal
Very nice
The music LOL! loved it
Beautiful!!!!!
I literally cried watching this what the fuck the most beautiful oranges I-
Madster at work
Awesome! Love the composition, and detail work, all of it.
Wow.. Great
Love it!, and perfect beautiful music, I really enjoyed it..thanks you..be safe cv19
just fabulous, Heather!!! (norakag ) here :-)))
Masterful!
Amazing!
❤❤❤❤❤❤
Awesome! New to gouache. Questions: Can you use mediums for blending with them? Do the pallets become real messy fast? Do they mold? Are they permanent when dried? Can you finish with a varnish? THANKS!!
Well done!
What's your tip for "seeing" all the different colors?
Peels just look yellow and white to me, no green/blue. The shadows also look gray.
I always have trouble mixing colors because I can never "see" colors right.
Just found this! Awesome. The translucent quality and overall painting is something I didn't know you could achieve in gouache. Do you always us freshly squeezed paint or reconstituted? My gouache tends to get an ugly top of fuzz when trying to keep them moist in a closed tight palette.
😍😍😍😍😍
Thank you Heather! May I ask what brush you are using?
Sorry for the late late late response. I use an assortment, honestly I just go into the store and feel for a watercolor brush with a little bit of bounce. The synthetic flats work great!
It's good to come to my channel
Thank you for the compliment
Also
You are my eternal friend
Great painting, thank you for sharing! I was wondering how you keep your paints so soft. Did you add fresh paints to your palette before the painting session, or do you have a trick for keeping them juicy but not crumbly and dry?
Me too
Yes, i put small amounts into watercolor cups which dried as I expected they would but reconstitute ok with water; maybe the secret is using those for the washes and using the gouache fresh from the tube for the more concentrated color? Could use some help with this too.
Ahhh I'm so sorry for my super super late response, I don't respond to comments very quick here lol. I will say though that I squeeze out any wells that are lacking paint (usually ultramarine blue or Lemon yellow because I go through them fast), but the rest are there all the time. I spray them often and well with water to keep them from drying completely. The true key is to paint almost every day and they won't ever dry up haha
@@HeatherIhn Thank you for the tip! :)
The thick white is gouche aswell?
What brand gouache do you use?
Watching you paint this is art itself. Perfectly performed, just like the music. Pretty much ruined my self esteem lol think I just go back to draw with my pens, I can handle those. Or I just need to find easier tutorials and type beginner in the search bar lol.
What big brush were you using
Nuovi iscritti
You're so amazing
How do you keep your gouache in a palette? Mine always cracks and falls off
I have always heard that if you have too many layers of gouache it could crack when dry? Beautiful painting.
Patricia Heller mine have never cracked, even old paintings on lesser quality paper that have been tossed around, and I am not worried about it. Maybe it’s because I work in very thin layers at first. I would be more worried using very thick paint.
you deserve more views