"Doodle" For god's sake Scott that's a full piece it only took you 90 minutes because of the medium and techniques and the literal decades of experience you carry around.
Gouache is so much fun to play with. Being able to lay down opaque layers, blend, and lay down transparent washes with the same medium is really user friendly. It’s like oil paint and watercolor had a baby, and gave us the best of both worlds
Like for real! You won't believe me that gouache cured my depression and is the reason I am alive right now. (I was too unhappy in life) One day I just grabbed the gouache paints lying around and I painted. It just made me soo happy that I joy, motivation and happiness that forced me that it is just too early to get bored in life! Gouache now is a medium of my heart!
Thanks scott! I tried picking up gouache a few months ago and did 1 piece but got scared off from people online talking about how hard it is. It’s refreshing to hear your positive attitude
I love gouache, its gotten me out of art block multiple times, because you dont need to think too much, and its actually fun. It reminds me all the reasons i love drawing!!
It’s very unique and interesting (in a good way) how you paint/layer mediums. I find it cool how you layer different colors that don’t seem like that they are there and it turns out so good.
I also am not a fan of the texture of acrylic. Even though it dries fast, I have trouble seeing if it's still wet, since it's still shiny when dried. Also, may I suggest a video on how to properly dispose paint water? I feel like it's a topic that isn't talked about much, since it's not a very glamorous topic.
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I was messing around with my himi gouache and was hoping you would have the tutorial on gouache today! Just a question, what brushes do you use? And not just the brand, but what shapes and style?
Scott, you've become my art hero. Listening to your stories, seeing you embrace your autism, and how you approach art, it's really inspiring. I hope to be as comfortable with myself and my art as you are.
Hey there! Have you decided what medium to do for Friday's video? You could do acrylics or acryla-guache, since it's something you have some experience with that. I don't know how much you like other mediums like graphite or crayons... I remember you don't like pastels! 😅
Hi Scott!! I’m a high school artist hoping to be an illustrator one day. It’s my goal this summer to try out as many new art supplies as possible, and gouache and oil paints are at the top of my list!! I’m definitely going to be referencing this video a lot when I first attempt gouache, so thanks so much!!
Hey Scott, this came out very nice 😊 You inspired me to try making the skin looking more vibrant and interesting so I tried to use more pinks and blues and purples and yellows and greens (...) in a digital portrait, but it just looked like he was beaten up 😅 I would love to know more about the way you're choosing where the colours makes sense. 😊 And I have a suggestion for you: There are waterbased oil paints from schminke. The line is called Norma blue and it is all vegan and environment friendly. Maybe you would like to try them or did you already do or heard of it? :) I haven't tried them but I plan to do. I want to try new mediums to hopefully find something to bring my passion about art back to life 😁 Thank you so much for always encouraging us ❤🤗 Greetings 🍀
Hey Scott! I tried Himmi Gouache a while back and really struggled to use it correctly. i sort of just painted it like it was a watercolour and it ended up looking just wrong. i kept it and retried it but am still practising and this helped a lot, thank you!
I haven't used gouache much....a little bit. And then someone told me that your painting can CRACK! if you use gouache. They didn't tell me any more than that. And now I'm scared to use them. Have you had any problems with cracking? Can you talk about that a little?
Hey scott, I wanted to try out gouache but I didn't know how to use it. Thank you for helping me and for making this lovely video. Also do you have any suggestions for beginners and what paint to use? Do I just straight up buy himi or w&n gouache or do I start with another brand?
You convinced me that I *need* more paint that I really do not need …. Another rabbit hole?…. Probably! …I’ll have a few sets by the end of the year, I’m sure
There is something so magical about the way you color. The impressionist style of putting a bunch of colors that work in just the right way is incredible. The best part to me is that it isnt magic. It's an accumulation of practice and skills that come together to make any piece in any medium look incredible
this video is so helpful! im irrationally terrified of gouache but this seems more possible! is this Bristol paper? what's the best type of paper to use gouache? watercolour paper?
I just wanted to say that after seeing your short where you said how you see skin tones and colors others don’t, that even though I can’t see all the blues and greens you do I think it’s so beautiful that you can see all these colors in people. ❤️ Thank you so much for sharing your worldview in your art and inspiring people. I’ve been following you for the last few years and my art has immensely improved, so thank you for everything.
I was just starting out on gouache (which incidentally, you inspired me to do), so this video couldn’t have been better timed!! Thank you Scott, this was really useful, but also just… cozy!
Right now I'm using gouache to paint animals for my final piece for year 12 and it's so fun. It's gonna be like one of those flip books where you can mix and match animals- BUT! There isn't a full set of an animal. You could have a fish's head, a gorilla's arms and a horse's tail, but not a full fish. It's gonna look so cool when I'm done. I like how gouache is very forgiving and opaque. My favourite part is when my brush is just dry enough so I can go in and add texture with my brushstrokes.
I agree with you on the paint shine, I definitely prefer a matte finish. Also, something about blended graphite pencils, it’s just too smooth 😅 I usually leave it textured with scribbles and crosshatching
Scott you are a saint 😭 I love your advice and videos. I don’t know what you do but your videos manage to keep me constantly engaged! Thank you for your help!!! 💜💜
Great video! I really learn a lot from your videos, I'm an artist too and your art is a great inspiration to me, especially your portraits, your way of art nouveau, the hair journal and more. I like the playful and colorful touch you add to your paintings. Btw, Doc looks great. Have a nice day!
Hi Scott! Um, sorry to bother you. But I couldn’t figure out how to keep my sketches from smudging when I paint on top of them with gouache. I wouldn’t be asking if I couldn’t find the answer earlier :/, thank you Scott. You are quite literally the best!! I’ll keep going with gouaches!!
Hi Scott, it’s been awhile since I’ve watched one of your tutorials and I loved this one. I’m switching to gouache for while well actually I use watercolour and gouache together. I’ve started the process of actually drawing something on the page before I lay any colour down whether it’s watercolour or gouache. My style is changing. I’m improving started to really pay attention to colour coordination and subject placement. I really really like this video. I love the way you spoke about how you were doing things and why. As always I love your work.
Nice piece. Very nice. I used gouache in design school quite a bit. Always used colored pencils with markers. Never occurred to me to use pencils with gouache. Brilliant!! Thanks for the tip. 😎
Wonderful video! I’ve chosen gouache as my medium for the reasons you stated, and for its versatility with other mediums. I can underpaint with watercolor, marker, chalk and alcohol, along with gouache. I can dry brush gouache, float layers, double load colors (and triple load). Reactivating gouache can be tricky, but that you can is a boon. I really love the creamy texture and matte finish. It’s like painting with velvet. Plus, it’s non toxic, has no harsh smell, and easy to clean up.
I thought I’d invest in really good white gouache so I got big old tubes of schmincke zinc white and titanium white. The Zinc white is great and I use it in my mixes but the titanium white dries with a shine to it which drives me NUTS. I absolutely cannot use it anymore and after doing some digging in the forums, turns out that’s just the way schminckes titanium white is 💀 I’m devastated 😂 I definitely love gouache for texture reasons like you do. Okay while writing this comment I just found a solution. I have a friend who paints in gouache exclusively and paints A LOT so he never invests in his fancier stuff so I think he’d be stoked if I gave him the tube! As for gouache being easy to learn especially if you’ve used watercolour… I think my watercolour experience is actually hindering my gouache one. Because I’ve NEVER worked with opaque paint before other than the two years in highschool that they forced us to 🥲 AND, with gouache, you have to be bold and I’m not 😂 And then there’s the whole wasting paint thing if you put too much into your palette and then you try a wet pallet but the paper disintegrates and now you have even more horrible texture on your painting 😭 Don’t get me wrong, I love gouache a lot, it’s just two years later I’m no better than I was before despite so much practice! I think my watercolour skills have actually hindered my progression in gouache! Any recommendations on a zinc white and a titanium white would be awesome and much appreciated ❤
Hi Scott, watching you paint in gouache the other day my little auADHD suddenly understood how to do it. So at 70 I just received my first set of HIMI tubes and my first tin pallet because those looked pretty cool too. Now I'm off to try my first gouache landscape. Thanks Scott for the inspiration.
Such a fun medium, I always enjoy using it and combining it with colored pencils is one of my favorite techniques to get more clarity and add more detail to a piece
I've wanted to work with gouache forever! One day I'll commit to purchasing them, but it's good to learn and see techniques people use for themselves until then.
Oh! I hoped you would do this video ❤ I get confused. You have talked about gouache and then acrylic gouache, and I am never sure when looking at your portfolio which you are using, and what is best. I’m thinking this video is standard gouache? Is it harder or easier with gouache to get the right level of water, than with watercolour? I struggle and I’m never sure if it’s too much water, or not enough. I was thinking of experimenting with gouache but I don’t know what kind to get. Regular or acrylic, as while I get the difference between them (acrylic can’t be reactivated) I don’t know what that makes them good for in terms of the types of art they make/how easy they are to use.
Hello, i'm loving ❤❤ the 'everything i know about...' series the videos are making me want to explore new mediums, i was wondering if you know anything about pastel or if you've tried it before.
I could never really figure out watercolor or gouache. Maybe acrilic but not too much. I'm most comfortable with pens, pancils and markers. Still cool to watch
Im getting himi gouache today!! Im so excited, I've used watercolors before, but i had to quit due to not being able to buy water color paper (got lazy and i cant drive by myself yet lol) finally im gettimg some and im so so excited!!
Hey Scott, I really like your longer videos they help me alot to get better at art. May I ask you if you can share which specific winsor & newton gouache colors you use, I can't find them on your website. I really appreciate your work. much love
I have such an itch to try gouache. I love the idea of how forgiving it is should I get distracted (i.e. mama to *young children*) and need to come back later. That said, I am so amazed by all the colors you see in the skin. I am colorblind and was mind blown by your descriptions. Skin sounds so lovely through your eyes.
Gosh, that was joyful! What a great teachert you are!! Thank you, I really learned a lot. (I love gouache too, and now I now more and love it even better;=)
I never had goauche, I didn't even know some type of thing existed. Scott is just like a little guide for young artist, I love the way he makes art. (I will probably delete these comment, is just that little shy feeling in me)
I love watching your videos!! I would like to come back to rewatch this video once i get gouache! I love watercolours so hopefully ill like it, also just a fun question, since you paint a lot of musicians, have you ever drawn someone from metric?
as an autistic person, im oddly grateful that you're open about you having autism because it inspires me to know that i can do art just like any other person
Mister Scott, i'm sure many people have said this to you already but you are an excellent teacher. You explain things so well and you always make sure to point out that making art should be FUN and to always do what works best for you. I treasure every piece of advice you share on these videos ❤
Thank you for the wonderful art and videos ❤ I am struggling with gouache. I use too much water bcs I'm used to doing watercolor so seeing u paint with my gouache motivates him to try gouache again and try different colors ❤ The hairdryer is so smart and u can paint much faster 😮 Thank you for the wonderful art❤❤❤
Scott, if you use gouache for your underpainting doesn’t that interfere with the next layer and blend in? Or do you use an acrylic wash? Thanks for any help 😊
Somehow that girl with "painting 30 days with gouache" series poped in my mind. She finds gouache so "easy", she can't finish the series in two years 😂
Gouache is great for experimenting, it' so forgiving. I have the himi paint for now, using it liberally to experiment, finding some courage, one day i might invest in the better stuff when i'm done with my nugget sauce.
Thank you, Scott. The eyes. This video helped me realize maybe I’m just not finished when I try to paint portraits. I am much more practiced in drawing portraits or using pastels. Somehow when that brush is in my hand, I feel limited to animals, flora & landscapes or still life. Doc’s eyes were really cartoony at first… but you kept tweaking. I just need to keep going. Thank you.
That was amazing! I could write a book on the many reasons why and how much i learned from this. But i gotta go and noodle with my gouache! Thanks Scott!
Thank you so much, I learned a lot. I am an artist but not tried gouache till today. So this was a great tutorial, amazing. I’m really looking forward to trying this. Now to create a subject matter n create a design.
Omg… I had heard the name gauche but never knew what it was. But I think it’s exactly what I’ve been looking for in a paint medium. I can’t wait to go out and get some to start experimenting with.
"Doodle" For god's sake Scott that's a full piece it only took you 90 minutes because of the medium and techniques and the literal decades of experience you carry around.
Lol, but it's cause he is a MASTER of the art of sketch
Art sketches
Hey Scott, I’m drawing Travis Scott right now
I'm drawing Sza
I’m drawing Kali Uchis
I’m eating falafel
I’m drawing Caitlin Clark
All the luck, everyone!
Gouache is so much fun to play with. Being able to lay down opaque layers, blend, and lay down transparent washes with the same medium is really user friendly. It’s like oil paint and watercolor had a baby, and gave us the best of both worlds
Like for real! You won't believe me that gouache cured my depression and is the reason I am alive right now. (I was too unhappy in life) One day I just grabbed the gouache paints lying around and I painted. It just made me soo happy that I joy, motivation and happiness that forced me that it is just too early to get bored in life! Gouache now is a medium of my heart!
Thanks scott! I tried picking up gouache a few months ago and did 1 piece but got scared off from people online talking about how hard it is. It’s refreshing to hear your positive attitude
I love gouache, its gotten me out of art block multiple times, because you dont need to think too much, and its actually fun. It reminds me all the reasons i love drawing!!
It’s very unique and interesting (in a good way) how you paint/layer mediums. I find it cool how you layer different colors that don’t seem like that they are there and it turns out so good.
I GOT GOUACHE YESTERDAY SCOTT HOW DID YOU KNOW??
He's a wizard. The day that I got colored pencils he made the colored pencils video
I made this video just for you. ♥
Yeah he's just all knowing 🤷
I also am not a fan of the texture of acrylic. Even though it dries fast, I have trouble seeing if it's still wet, since it's still shiny when dried.
Also, may I suggest a video on how to properly dispose paint water? I feel like it's a topic that isn't talked about much, since it's not a very glamorous topic.
There’s something implicitly satisfying about your brilliant line work and brush work…
You make lovely art :D
Thank you so much 😀
I have never mixed mediums! I'll have too try it foreal... I use alot of greens in portraits
Just a reminder that art always starts off weird. Dont be dissapointed ❤
loving the contrast between cool and warm tones!!
definitely inspires me to experiment more :)
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I was messing around with my himi gouache and was hoping you would have the tutorial on gouache today! Just a question, what brushes do you use? And not just the brand, but what shapes and style?
I'll use any brushes, really. But the round ones with the point.
These "everything I know about..."videos are so helpful to me! They really give some helpful pointers for my art so that you sm🐼💜
Scott thanks for the video I paint in gouache a lot you made me understand gouache much more thank you 😄
this inspired me even more to start with gouache. Beautiful color choices! Thank you for this video.
I saw your watercolor live! My suggestion for next medium: everything I know about acrylic!
Scott, you've become my art hero. Listening to your stories, seeing you embrace your autism, and how you approach art, it's really inspiring. I hope to be as comfortable with myself and my art as you are.
Hit that like button
Let go and show no fear should be every artist's motto.
Hey there! Have you decided what medium to do for Friday's video?
You could do acrylics or acryla-guache, since it's something you have some experience with that. I don't know how much you like other mediums like graphite or crayons... I remember you don't like pastels! 😅
Hi Scott!! I’m a high school artist hoping to be an illustrator one day. It’s my goal this summer to try out as many new art supplies as possible, and gouache and oil paints are at the top of my list!! I’m definitely going to be referencing this video a lot when I first attempt gouache, so thanks so much!!
i gtg right when the live start TvT
Thank you for this video! I have not ever used gouache but have wanted to since watching your videos. I really need to get over the fear and try it
Thank you so much for this info ..I want to try out gauche and this is very helpful 🙏.
Love from Kenya 🇰🇪
Hey Scott, this came out very nice 😊
You inspired me to try making the skin looking more vibrant and interesting so I tried to use more pinks and blues and purples and yellows and greens (...) in a digital portrait, but it just looked like he was beaten up 😅
I would love to know more about the way you're choosing where the colours makes sense. 😊
And I have a suggestion for you: There are waterbased oil paints from schminke. The line is called Norma blue and it is all vegan and environment friendly. Maybe you would like to try them or did you already do or heard of it? :)
I haven't tried them but I plan to do. I want to try new mediums to hopefully find something to bring my passion about art back to life 😁
Thank you so much for always encouraging us ❤🤗
Greetings 🍀
if u haven't already, I'd love a video like this about watercolor :D
I can’t WAIT 😆
Hey Scott! I tried Himmi Gouache a while back and really struggled to use it correctly. i sort of just painted it like it was a watercolour and it ended up looking just wrong. i kept it and retried it but am still practising and this helped a lot, thank you!
Scott:Oh you know, this absolutely beautiful masterpiece,it’s JUST a doodle
Me:OMG THIS IS AMAZING!!!!!!HOOOOWWW!!!!!??????
Fun! I haven't watched yet, but i remember you starting to really play with these
Thanks for this video! Very helpful to me and I'm loving the "Everything I Know About" videos!
I had never compared jelly gouache to mcdonalds sauces but you're absolutely right 😂😂
I haven't used gouache much....a little bit. And then someone told me that your painting can CRACK! if you use gouache. They didn't tell me any more than that. And now I'm scared to use them. Have you had any problems with cracking? Can you talk about that a little?
Hey scott, I wanted to try out gouache but I didn't know how to use it. Thank you for helping me and for making this lovely video. Also do you have any suggestions for beginners and what paint to use? Do I just straight up buy himi or w&n gouache or do I start with another brand?
Can you tell us how to pick the "undertone" colors? Without it, my colors look boring and they just dont pop.
You convinced me that I *need* more paint that I really do not need …. Another rabbit hole?…. Probably! …I’ll have a few sets by the end of the year, I’m sure
You should have called the video: "8 Minutes acrylics diss-Track"
😂
There is something so magical about the way you color. The impressionist style of putting a bunch of colors that work in just the right way is incredible. The best part to me is that it isnt magic. It's an accumulation of practice and skills that come together to make any piece in any medium look incredible
this video is so helpful! im irrationally terrified of gouache but this seems more possible!
is this Bristol paper? what's the best type of paper to use gouache? watercolour paper?
Your color layering skills are straight wizardly. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
I really really want to get and learn Goudache it’s looks so fun and pretty this really informational and fun! It looks so good
This is amazing. Thank you for sharing your beautiful painting.
I just wanted to say that after seeing your short where you said how you see skin tones and colors others don’t, that even though I can’t see all the blues and greens you do I think it’s so beautiful that you can see all these colors in people. ❤️ Thank you so much for sharing your worldview in your art and inspiring people. I’ve been following you for the last few years and my art has immensely improved, so thank you for everything.
I was just starting out on gouache (which incidentally, you inspired me to do), so this video couldn’t have been better timed!! Thank you Scott, this was really useful, but also just… cozy!
i just buy guache and i found this video. Thank you
That was sooo helpful!!!
I love gouache I buy the really cheap ones
HI SCOTT
❤❤❤❤
Do you use fixative to protect or seal your gouache paintings?
No. I never use fixative
Right now I'm using gouache to paint animals for my final piece for year 12 and it's so fun. It's gonna be like one of those flip books where you can mix and match animals- BUT! There isn't a full set of an animal. You could have a fish's head, a gorilla's arms and a horse's tail, but not a full fish. It's gonna look so cool when I'm done. I like how gouache is very forgiving and opaque. My favourite part is when my brush is just dry enough so I can go in and add texture with my brushstrokes.
You are not an artist! YOU ARE A PRINTER!!! HOW DOES YOUR PAINTING LOOK JUST LIKE THE REFERENCE?!?!?!
Yay I’m so happy you did this video I just got new gouache paint and this really helped me!!! Thank you for the help!! 😁
I’m excited!! I’m about to get the artyxx student set of gauche!!! (I can’t spell lol)
I agree with you on the paint shine, I definitely prefer a matte finish. Also, something about blended graphite pencils, it’s just too smooth 😅 I usually leave it textured with scribbles and crosshatching
Scott you are a saint 😭 I love your advice and videos. I don’t know what you do but your videos manage to keep me constantly engaged!
Thank you for your help!!! 💜💜
I'd love to see you create one of your masterpieces using water soluble coloured pencils. Love your work.💙😊
Great video! I really learn a lot from your videos, I'm an artist too and your art is a great inspiration to me, especially your portraits, your way of art nouveau, the hair journal and more. I like the playful and colorful touch you add to your paintings. Btw, Doc looks great. Have a nice day!
That's it I'm convinced, in 9 days I will buy and try gouache.... Plus like 10 brushes
Hi Scott! Um, sorry to bother you. But I couldn’t figure out how to keep my sketches from smudging when I paint on top of them with gouache. I wouldn’t be asking if I couldn’t find the answer earlier :/, thank you Scott. You are quite literally the best!! I’ll keep going with gouaches!!
I love this painting. Your technique is perfect. The final resulta is really amazing and I really love the process. Congrats
Hi Scott, it’s been awhile since I’ve watched one of your tutorials and I loved this one. I’m switching to gouache for while well actually I use watercolour and gouache together. I’ve started the process of actually drawing something on the page before I lay any colour down whether it’s watercolour or gouache. My style is changing. I’m improving started to really pay attention to colour coordination and subject placement. I really really like this video. I love the way you spoke about how you were doing things and why. As always I love your work.
Thank you for all of your encouragement to young artists like me, your videos always help my imposter syndrome when I'm working on a piece.
Nice piece. Very nice.
I used gouache in design school quite a bit. Always used colored pencils with markers. Never occurred to me to use pencils with gouache. Brilliant!! Thanks for the tip. 😎
Wonderful video! I’ve chosen gouache as my medium for the reasons you stated, and for its versatility with other mediums. I can underpaint with watercolor, marker, chalk and alcohol, along with gouache. I can dry brush gouache, float layers, double load colors (and triple load). Reactivating gouache can be tricky, but that you can is a boon. I really love the creamy texture and matte finish. It’s like painting with velvet. Plus, it’s non toxic, has no harsh smell, and easy to clean up.
I thought I’d invest in really good white gouache so I got big old tubes of schmincke zinc white and titanium white. The Zinc white is great and I use it in my mixes but the titanium white dries with a shine to it which drives me NUTS. I absolutely cannot use it anymore and after doing some digging in the forums, turns out that’s just the way schminckes titanium white is 💀 I’m devastated 😂 I definitely love gouache for texture reasons like you do. Okay while writing this comment I just found a solution. I have a friend who paints in gouache exclusively and paints A LOT so he never invests in his fancier stuff so I think he’d be stoked if I gave him the tube!
As for gouache being easy to learn especially if you’ve used watercolour… I think my watercolour experience is actually hindering my gouache one. Because I’ve NEVER worked with opaque paint before other than the two years in highschool that they forced us to 🥲 AND, with gouache, you have to be bold and I’m not 😂
And then there’s the whole wasting paint thing if you put too much into your palette and then you try a wet pallet but the paper disintegrates and now you have even more horrible texture on your painting 😭
Don’t get me wrong, I love gouache a lot, it’s just two years later I’m no better than I was before despite so much practice! I think my watercolour skills have actually hindered my progression in gouache! Any recommendations on a zinc white and a titanium white would be awesome and much appreciated ❤
Hi Scott, watching you paint in gouache the other day my little auADHD suddenly understood how to do it. So at 70 I just received my first set of HIMI tubes and my first tin pallet because those looked pretty cool too. Now I'm off to try my first gouache landscape. Thanks Scott for the inspiration.
Another great video! Thank you for sharing you art knowledge! I think I might try gouache soon 😄
This helped me so much today when I made a gouache painting of David Bowie thank you❤
Please draw LeVar Burton
Such a fun medium, I always enjoy using it and combining it with colored pencils is one of my favorite techniques to get more clarity and add more detail to a piece
I read the thumbnail way too fast, thought it said "gaucho pants", and said to myself, "Well, that's new content from Scott. . ." 😅
I've wanted to work with gouache forever! One day I'll commit to purchasing them, but it's good to learn and see techniques people use for themselves until then.
Oh! I hoped you would do this video ❤
I get confused. You have talked about gouache and then acrylic gouache, and I am never sure when looking at your portfolio which you are using, and what is best.
I’m thinking this video is standard gouache?
Is it harder or easier with gouache to get the right level of water, than with watercolour? I struggle and I’m never sure if it’s too much water, or not enough.
I was thinking of experimenting with gouache but I don’t know what kind to get. Regular or acrylic, as while I get the difference between them (acrylic can’t be reactivated) I don’t know what that makes them good for in terms of the types of art they make/how easy they are to use.
Hello, i'm loving ❤❤ the 'everything i know about...' series the videos are making me want to explore new mediums, i was wondering if you know anything about pastel or if you've tried it before.
I could never really figure out watercolor or gouache. Maybe acrilic but not too much. I'm most comfortable with pens, pancils and markers. Still cool to watch
Starting my gouache journey today! Thanks again for the tips!❤️❤️
Im getting himi gouache today!! Im so excited, I've used watercolors before, but i had to quit due to not being able to buy water color paper (got lazy and i cant drive by myself yet lol) finally im gettimg some and im so so excited!!
Hey Scott, I really like your longer videos they help me alot to get better at art.
May I ask you if you can share which specific winsor & newton gouache colors you use, I can't find them on your website.
I really appreciate your work.
much love
I have such an itch to try gouache. I love the idea of how forgiving it is should I get distracted (i.e. mama to *young children*) and need to come back later.
That said, I am so amazed by all the colors you see in the skin. I am colorblind and was mind blown by your descriptions. Skin sounds so lovely through your eyes.
Gosh, that was joyful! What a great teachert you are!! Thank you, I really learned a lot. (I love gouache too, and now I now more and love it even better;=)
I never had goauche, I didn't even know some type of thing existed. Scott is just like a little guide for young artist, I love the way he makes art. (I will probably delete these comment, is just that little shy feeling in me)
Watching you work is so helpful. I just picked up some gouache and I'm excited to try it out now.
I love watching your videos!! I would like to come back to rewatch this video once i get gouache! I love watercolours so hopefully ill like it, also just a fun question, since you paint a lot of musicians, have you ever drawn someone from metric?
as an autistic person, im oddly grateful that you're open about you having autism because it inspires me to know that i can do art just like any other person
Mister Scott, i'm sure many people have said this to you already but you are an excellent teacher. You explain things so well and you always make sure to point out that making art should be FUN and to always do what works best for you. I treasure every piece of advice you share on these videos ❤
Thank you for the wonderful art and videos ❤ I am struggling with gouache. I use too much water bcs I'm used to doing watercolor so seeing u paint with my gouache motivates him to try gouache again and try different colors ❤ The hairdryer is so smart and u can paint much faster 😮 Thank you for the wonderful art❤❤❤
Scott, if you use gouache for your underpainting doesn’t that interfere with the next layer and blend in? Or do you use an acrylic wash? Thanks for any help 😊
Somehow that girl with "painting 30 days with gouache" series poped in my mind. She finds gouache so "easy", she can't finish the series in two years 😂
Gouache is great for experimenting, it' so forgiving. I have the himi paint for now, using it liberally to experiment, finding some courage, one day i might invest in the better stuff when i'm done with my nugget sauce.
Thank you, Scott. The eyes. This video helped me realize maybe I’m just not finished when I try to paint portraits. I am much more practiced in drawing portraits or using pastels. Somehow when that brush is in my hand, I feel limited to animals, flora & landscapes or still life. Doc’s eyes were really cartoony at first… but you kept tweaking. I just need to keep going. Thank you.
Yeah. Sometimes you have to keep going back to your reference to see what's different. Just keep comparing till you find what's off
From one teacher to another(retired) you’re an amazing artist&teacher🍷🇨🇦👋🎭!!!
That was amazing! I could write a book on the many reasons why and how much i learned from this. But i gotta go and noodle with my gouache! Thanks Scott!
Thanks scott, because without your video my first attempt at gouache would have went way worse.
Recently started using gouache and Scott speed paints have been more than just helpful ❤❤❤
Thank you so much, I learned a lot. I am an artist but not tried gouache till today. So this was a great tutorial, amazing. I’m really looking forward to trying this. Now to create a subject matter n create a design.
Omg… I had heard the name gauche but never knew what it was. But I think it’s exactly what I’ve been looking for in a paint medium. I can’t wait to go out and get some to start experimenting with.
How you grasped the impression in the eyes... It's incredible!
As someone afraid of colours this is amazing the steps would make me thing I destroyed everything. You are so bold with color I might try it too
Im trying to get into gouache so im glad you made this video so i can know the basics ❤😊