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Aw thank you so much! I'm excited for you on your watercolor journey! Have fun and let me know if you have any requests for video topics that could help you!

Hahaha.. Awesome! Thank you! I get too excited about art stuff and sometimes ramble but I do try to limit that in instructionals. Thanks for watching. 😁

Happy to help! At the time I made the video, I didn't see anyone sharing this! It was soo very helpful to me when I found out.

That's not a silly question! It is to test how opaque the paint is.

@@AshtonKaleigh Thanks

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you for your comment! It means a lot to me. I still haven't tried the jelly gouache but that totally makes sense about feeling less pressure because of them being in pans. Now I want to try them even more! The color palette challenge does sound like a good idea but I too would have a hard time following through. There's always so much to focus on! Well I hope to make some new videos soon. Hopefully we can chat more about art in the future. Thanks again for watching and commenting. 😉

@@AshtonKaleigh You should definitely give jelly gouache a go, I think its the perfect solution for days you want to paint but don't feel like pulling out paint tubes, a palette.... and going through the whole set up! Lots of fun and easy clean up.

Hi. Thank you for watching and your kind words. My tote bag was about 14 x 14 inches. My original image was a 4000 x 4000 pixel jpeg. But I converted it to an svg using www.vectorization.org/ which is a free online svg converter. You might not need to do the svg conversion though because Cricut Design Space has updated since then. If your original image is small, I would recommend converting to the svg though because it will be better quality since SVGs are scalable. Hope that was helpful. Happy creating!

@@AshtonKaleigh thanks so much blessing

Thanks so much! I appreciate you taking the time to comment. 🙏

@@AshtonKaleigh have a great day today 💓

Thank you so much!

Thank you for watching! What's your preferred type of paint? Acrylic, oil, watercolor, or other? I find swatching useful for just about anything.

I have a few types of sponges that I use with watercolor. Mostly for blotting off excess water from my brush but sometimes sponging on paint to give an interesting texture.

Thank you for responding. Blotting off is a great idea, as I don’t like wasting Kichens paper. Thank you

@@daxapanchal9959 It's not a waste. My daughter saves the paper towels, because they are art too. She saves our swatches too.

Hello! Thank you! I used vectorization.org to convert my png (with transparent background) into an svg but you can skip that step now in the Cricut Design software. You can load a regular image and remove what you want.

Thank you! Cheers!

In this sort of arrangement (Cyan/Magenta/Yellow), my Red is at about 9 o'clock but depending on how your ratio of yellow and magenta is, it could very well be at 10. Lighting and differences in screens may affect what each person sees too. I've seen plenty of wheels that have Red either 9 or 10 depending on how they are mixed and neither is wrong. 👍

For this project a used a metallic gold htv that I found at Tuesday Morning so I don't remember the brand. Not my favorite. I personally prefer Cricut brand for the metallics or glitter and Siser Easy Weed for some black and white non metallic htv. Hope that helps.

Yeah, crazy. Even after all this time, saying the word still seems odd. Haha.

@@AshtonKaleigh "goo-ash" sounds crazy bc its actually pronounced "gwash" (one syllable). Pronounced like "wash" in "carwash" but with a small "g" sound in front of it.

@@glumsulk oooh .. I'm going to have to re-train myself. 😂

@@AshtonKaleigh lol ya especially if youve been saying it that way for over a year now 😂

We need a campaign to help others! I've heard it various wrong ways everywhere! How are we to know? If you Google it, Goo-aash is given. 😂

That is an excellent point! Not something I realized at the time of the recording but that would definitely speed it up a little! Thank you for mentioning that!

For which part? Procreate works on iPad Air and I believe some models of iPad Air are compatible with the Apple pencil. You'll have to check your specific model though and iOS version. The Cricut Design Space also runs fine on the Air so you should be use it. Happy creating!

Colors will vary by brand but for a natural pine, I'd recommend using a mix colors like a white, a dull yellow orange ( like Yellow Ochre, Indian Yellow, or Naples Yellow) and a reddish brown (like Burnt Sienna or Red Oxide). You can really mix the colors yourself too if you don't have those exact colors but have some good primary colors to work with. I hope that helps!

Aw! You are too kind! Thanks for watching! 😘🤗

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That is a good one! I don't own that one though.. yet. 😁 Have you checked out Framed Ink 2? I am curious about that one. Thanks!

Thanks and welcome!

Thank you! 💜

You got it! :D Thank you. 💜

Thanks! I just love me some critters!

Thank you so much!

You're incredibly kind. Thank you so much! 💜

@@AshtonKaleigh aye no problem 👉

You're so welcome! Thank you for watching!

Absolutely. They really weren't worth it IMHO. The Arteza ones are cheap but better than these Lukas ones. But I'd recommend going for something better like the Holbein or Caran D'ache.

@@AshtonKaleigh yes, i have a Windsor Newton basic set, but was looking for something larger, but not "precious". Thank you for your reply.

💜 Thank you, Vince! 💜

I'm so glad! 💜

That's an awesome idea! I so appreciate some interesting perspective art! I hope you enjoy those books.

Thanks for watching! Are there any other textures you’d like to see demoed?

@@AshtonKaleigh Heck yeh! I'd like to be able to binge watch so that I don't annoy you with videos that you have already posted.

Thank you! You're another strong, beautiful woman in my life! 🤗

@@AshtonKaleigh ❤️

Thank you, my friend. 💜

As with any gouache, you lose the opaqueness when you water them down.. like I did. The pigment is quite strong with these and you can get them quite opaque if you use them properly. I admit, I didn't have much experience with gouache paints in general, when I recorded this video. They are lovely paints though!

@@AshtonKaleigh it was a fine demonstration. I'm actually gonna buy these. Thank you

@@tombryan720 I hope you enjoy them! Happy painting!

I'm glad you found it useful! Thanks for watching! Any other textures you'd be interested in seeing?

Thank you for watching and your kind words! 💜😭💜