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I actually have a few tubes of it but I haven't tried it yet! I'm hoping to try it out when I have time to oil paint again, I wonder if that would help with my sensitivity.

Lucky for you I have a second roll of that tape! On the back it says 水彩の町 / 海岸. Google translate says it means "Watercolor Town / Coast" It may have been a seasonal tape since I can't find it on BGM's website, and I couldn't find it in Loft the last time I was in Japan. I really hope they restock this because I'm in love with this tape!!! Thank you so much!!! 🥰🥰

Thank you so much!!!

Hi I'm so sorry for the late reply but thank you so much for checking out my channel! I really enjoy working with both Turner acryl gouache and Holbein artist gouache. I think I prefer the turner gouache more just because I have more tubes of colors and I'm trying to make a dent in my stock since the paints tend to harden in their tubes. The Holbein I don't have to worry too much about. I think it's also based on what type of painting I want to do that day, when I want to do something a bit quicker it's easier to use my acryl gouache. If I want something more detailed, then I'll pivot to Holbein artist gouache. I definitely need to try out poster colors a bit more, but from the brands I've used (Sakura, Holbein, and Nicker) they work very similarly to my Holbein artist gouache. I feel a bit more free to play around with them since they're a lot cheaper too so it doesn't feel like a waste. I guess I just end up using my Holbein artist gouache for special occasions 😅 I'm not a big fan of the turner designer gouache since it can come out chalky and can be pretty expensive. It works decently well as a dry palette though! Ohhh my favorite colors would be the following! Turner Acryl Gouache: Coral Red, Opera Red, Lilac, Jaune Brillant, Yellow Ochre, Beryl Green, Night Blue, and Blue Compose Holbein Artist Gouache: Everything from the Irodori Spring Set! I haven't used many other colors unfortunately.

Oh wow! I didn't know Amazon carried them! I hope they've been working well for you! And thank you! I really want to try these out again and see if I like the other colors 😁

That was a good purchase. I bought it about 4 USD per jar in China.

Thank you so much!! That means a lot to me! 😄😄♥♥

Ohhh that sounds like fun! I hope that's been going well 😄

I'm sorry for the late reply but thank you so much!! I haven't heard of Brustro before! I'll need to try it and see how I like it! I'm glad I'm not the only one that doesn't like Liquitex lol it's just too watery for my taste. Sui looks sooo pretty, I haven't committed to buying them yet, I'm hoping they go down in price a bit since I don't know too much about them. Thank you for checking out my video!!

Oil paints can be so challenging to use with a small space, it's better to focus on your health! And thank you! Hoping to be able to do that in the future 🥰

Thanks! I used to use regular ol' graphite but once I got my red one I can't switch back!

Welcome!! Thank you so much for watching 🥰

Aww thank you so much 😀

Ahhh I'm so sorry you had to give it up! It's such a nice medium to work with but can be really dangerous, and you never know if or when you're going to develop sensitivity. 😭 That's why I want to make a safety video, so people don't make the same mistakes I did 😷

a safety video is a great idea since so many younger/beginner artists want to start painting with oils

I'm glad it's not just me!! I'm completely in love with their acryla gouache but when I got the designer gouache it was such a letdown. Like it's wayyy more expensive for an inferior product. I'm trying to use mine up but it's just not worth the price 🙄 It's better to spend your money on some better artist gouache, the holbein ones are exactly what I wanted and the tubes last for a long time!

Aww thank you so much! I'm glad this older video is getting a bit of love 😁 Aaahh I have my swatches out and I see what you mean! I need to try mixing these two sets together because I can see really beautiful color palettes in there! I didn't even realize they were transparent until you mentioned it. It's so weird because the spring set feels more opaque to me even though it's mostly pastels. I can't believe there's no yellow! The closest is that russet green lol Aww thanks! I think not being able to go to Japan for a couple years made me really hungry for some cute train paintings. Star Wars paintings sound so cool though! Are you painting scenes or some of the characters?? 😄 It's my favorite paper! I used the Strathmore 400 Series 6x12in 300gsm Cold Press Watercolor Paper. I can't tell if it was a manufacturing error or what but this cold press paper has barely any texture that it feels almost like hot press to me! I love how it feels to paint on so I stocked up on as many sizes as I could. Unfortunately anything bigger than 11x15in had the normal cold press texture you'd expect, so just try to get something in that size or smaller! Hopefully it wasn't an error and they just print their smaller sizes in this texture!

@@briannacasiniart I like that you stuck with the limited palette of the winter set and I think you made the best out of the lack of yellow. When I tried out the spring set for a painting, I realized that it doesn't really have a shadow or dark color. There were some smaller sketches that looked fine with just the limited palette of the spring set, but I ended up using some of the browns from the winter set in order to complete the landscape painting. Think I used both sets in this painting if you are interested: ruclips.net/video/lQRGhXdZfwI/видео.html I mostly paint the characters. I've started to swatch new paper by painting BB8 with certain watercolor techniques that I use the most and it's super helpful to put all of them side by side and see which papers allow more lifting, etc. So my latest video had 2 BB8 illustrations in it. xD Thanks for going into so much detail about the paper! It's a bit tricky to get Strathmore here in Germany, but I will keep my eyes peeled. :)

Thanks for watching!

Hey! I'm glad you're testing out gouache to see if you like it! I really liked my W&N gouache when I first used it but I just haven't reached for it since! I think it's a mixture of not having a wider range of colors currently in my set (my go-to now is juane brillant/yellow ochre and coral/opera red) and just not having a lot of time to paint in the past few months. Now that you mention it, I'm definitely going to try using it again to see how I like it, and I'll supplement the colors I need with my holbeins 😁 I know gouache can be a bit tricky since you can't tell if it's gone bad until you open it, sorry you had a bad experience with the white 🙁 Ohhh yes the Boku Undos and the art nouveau sets must be amazing together!! That makes me so happy to hear that these paints pair well with other gansai tambi paints! Thank you so much!! They're my favorite thing to paint recently 😅

It's crazy! The boys were still there in November for 600💀. They've been popping up in other stores for a bit cheaper (like 230-250 each?). I noticed though the smaller items like keychains and clear files are not as pricy as they used to be, so I think the stores are starting to realize they aren't as popular anymore.

Thank you! 😁

It doesn't seem to contain solvent straight out of the bottle but I've noticed mine emits a strong crayon-like odor when it dries on the canvas. I use small bottles with eye droppers when I'm painting and the caps have started to disintegrate, so it may be that the linseed oil in them has gone bad. Also in college I was taught to mix a bit of gamsol with it my linseed oil, so the sensitivity and smell may be coming from that too 😥I'll need to try out some new mixtures to make my studio safer! The Holbein Acryla Gouache is fine if you're able to get it cheap, but I've just had better results with Turner 😅