This was helpful for me to see how to clean up my own palette and also using the oil for keeping the palette from molding. I never knew that bit. Thanks for sharing this informational video with us.
Thank you for this video, especially the part about moving paint to a different well! I got some new paints, wasn't happy about the overall arrangement in my palette and thought that I first had to use up all the paint before I would be able to change the set up! Scooping with a palette knive is brilliant!
This was such a lovely video! I had a difficult day today and felt at peace for the first time today watching this. Thank you Sarah! Loved the ASMR! Also, so many good tips, I have learned so much from you and have been eyeing on for a very similar palette for my future gouache purchase! Hope you are well
I have to say that I deeply enjoyed watching you clean your palette. I have a 'thing' about me, you see, before I start to paint, my painting equipment has to be clean, and after I'm finished painting, everything must be clean. I just can't relax otherwise. Weird I know! Watching you take the time to clean out every crusty drop of paint, and revive it was simply bliss for me, weird huh? And I have to say that using your palette knife to move paint from cell to call was very clever. I found myself sighing with satisfaction at the end when you topped up the colours with fresh paint. Thank you for sharing this job with us. By the way, did you know that toothpaste is a mild abrasive for hard to clean spaces on silicon seals. I have the same palette and that's how I get mine clean when paint gets in the grooves. God bless you and all those you love. Have a great day!
This was so useful to look at in the detail you offered here. I have just watched your 2hr video about everything I need to know about Gouache....and was a little concerned about the water element. I got the message from there that minimal water is required and to avoid wetting the colours in the pot, as this dilutes them and basically changes them to watercolour, as the pigment was diluted. I thought that this means with a container such as yours, I am in danger over either over watering or underwatering and letting them dry out. Im still not confident I will get the right balance, but thank you this has helped me see how much is required to keep it moist and clean, which I guess is an essential part.....
This was so relaxing and also very impressive!! It looks so clean and inviting! I'm eyeing this palette for once I use up my current set of gouache and I'll definitely be referring back to this video :)
Wonderful video Sarah. I bought a little stainless stir stick on Amazon. It has an end that is a little wide and the other has a little spoon end. Nice length can wipe between colors and is strong. Beats the toothpicks or swabs. Very happy with it.
Yass! After six of my colors got molded I panicked and look for ways to save it then as I read from comments of other artist they use clove bud oil mixed with water and spray it to their paints, so I tried it as well and I think it works! I'm afraid at first that it will affect the quality of the paints but fortunately it doesn't so I'm happy to learn how to take care of my gouache 💚
I got inspired to dust off my gouache after watching your 30 in 30. Just got this palette in the mail today! Looking forward to loading her up with fresh paint and heading outside!! Thanks, Sarah!
I just discovered your channel and getting into gouache. Your videos are so inspiring they make me want to paint.This particular one was so relaxing, and good, I think you ought to do a "Palette cleaning service"😃
I have the same pallet for gouache. I try very hard to keep it upright and avoid leakage. This is the first pallet that had kept my gouache moist without mold. I just ordered another one for my Shinhan designer gouache I bought myself for my birthday. Going on a vacation and hope it arrives in time.
This is very useful, I'm definitely decided now on getting myself the same palatte, especially because I'm reluctant to scrub away dried remnants, it always seems a waste.
Been using this palette at home but now it will join me on a little vacation. Let’s see how that goes, not sure if I can keep it upright at all times. Will be a test for the silicone lid I guess 😉 Great video, exactly how I keep my palette neat 👍🏻
How is this palette compared to the Mijello airtight 18 well one? I ordered the 18 well one based on an online recommendation, but the latch doesn’t feel super secure, and it’s a bit big for travel. Does this one seal better? Do you ever wish you had more mixing space?
This was so satisfying to watch. I haven't used an airtight palette in fear of mold, but I might give it a go with some clove bud. Is this the same as clove oil? (I'll do my research.) I know your environment is super humid, so there's a chance for me. Your palette is just delightfully small and mighty.
It’s a great option if you don’t paint every day. I have gone 2 weeks without opening mine and it was fine (but i only recommend that if you know your gouache is clean and moist). If you know you’ll go a long while without using it, do a little maintenance, opening it once every week or every other week, you can spritz it with water and stir it and it will be fine.
When mixing, I always start with the gd intention of only using a clean brush to take from my palette... but then I get lost in the painting and just want the colour on the page. The results are pretty much like your palette, original paint colour with a bit of 'x'. Because of my bad habit I was worried about using a palette like this. So good to see that it is recoverable. Thanks for the watch. Curious do u still add gum arabica?
You've inspired me to get some proper gouache and get outside! I was wondering, do you use distilled water at all? The internet is full of people saying to never ever use tap water in a stay wet palette, but does the clove oil negate that?
Great video! Yes, those darn cobalt turquoise and teal paints always run so much, they require more binder in the formula. I've had two palettes that I thought were dry -- and then realized the cobalt turquoise wasn't. In fact, I let my Qor palette dry more and then thought it was ok and then.... nope, it still wasn't! Hey, is there a reason you don't use the palette knife to break up the lumps? Or I was thinking a cosmetic spatula would also work well.
What do think about think to as medium paint for oil paint in gouache in order to have more creamy gouache more longer time? I would appreciate it if you can answer me, my dear I am a new beginner with my 68 year old and pretty much severe handicapped hands but I like to give a try with Pebeo studio as beginner! When I was 15 yrs old in art class, I am having pretty much a good souvenir with gouache experience and artwork! From Québec in Canada 🇨🇦 😊❤
hi sarah have you tried winsor & newton watercolour medium to keep your gouache workable I got the idea off another artist on youtube experiencing the same problems hope this is of some use to you
Hello w:) But no, I dont like to add anything. I love the fact that gouache dries super fast. Inside the palette, the only reason mine was a tad dry (it was still moveable) was because I left it open for a few hours the week before. Usually my palette is not dry, just super messy 🤣
Sarah, I just received the 16 well gouache airtight palette. The silicone seal is glued to the palette surface. What is the method to remove it without tearing a hole in the silicone?
Hi Sarah, where can I purchase a gauche palette and water container like the one you have in your video? Really enjoy watching your videos. Greetings from California!
Hey Sarah. Do you have any idea how much these wells hold? They look quite big. How many times have you been able to refill these with your Schminke tubes? Thank you.
@@janenepike8283 hmm I don’t have experience with that gouache. I’d completely clean it out and sterilise it, then replenish the gouache. You could add a tiny amount of clove bud oil to the ones that have issues. But in general it’s best to use it every few days at least, and don’t let too much water stay in it between use (like there shouldn’t be a pool of water on each color). Also when you use it, give the colors a quick stir with a toothpick. If you still have issues you might want to paint with distilled water, I’ve heard that helps.
12:20 why only halfway full? The more volume of paint in the container the lower the risk of drying out, in theory? there must be good reason that you suggest filling the compartments to half only? A fundamentally important video for travel palette lovers, BTW, thank you so much.
Sarah, I don't know what's going wrong with my comment, but it keeps disappearing! Totally weird. Anyway, I will try with the first part of it and see what happens! Hi, Sarah! I never thought that I'd spend 16 minutes watching someone clean a paint box, but I have - and you're right. It's surprisingly relaxing. Those cotton buds. If you slightly dampen the cotton and pull at it from the tip. it will usually unravel easily. I discovered this when taking the cotton off to add it to the compost bin, but they are completely recyclable now - Yay!
I have yet to open my gouache paints and palette I got for Mother’s Day in March🤦🏻♀️…I’ve just been scared to start and worried it would dry out before I learn how to use them…watching this was reassuring and also seeing that you didn’t scrape the old paint out was great as I was worried re waste if they dry out…I wondered after seeing you use the cotton buds, whether angled cuticle sticks might get a better scrape on the sides for you in future. Also where do you get clove bud oil..I’ve seen clove oil but wasn’t sure if it was the same and I assume just a couple of drops into some water does the trick🤞..thanks for a fab informative video 🥰
I can answer your clove oil question...I bought my clove bud oil from a health food shop, you could try a chemists shop but I could only find clove oil there..look for somewhere that sells essential oils. There is a difference. Clove bud oil is purer and made from the flower buds (and the one I use). Clove oil is made from the stems and leaves of the plant so in my mind not as good...(according to online research I found)
super ! thanks a lot ! I should have seen your video before this afternoon because I have made my own box today and, because I was afraid the colours became dry in 2 days, I add some "retardateur" gelly from my acrilics paint... hope I will not get in trouble with that solution 🙃... thanks for the tips with the oil extract 👍🏼👍🏼
BTW I'd love to see this with your portable Painter and micro! I can never keep mine as white as yours 😭🤪 I'd also be curious as to whether you clean those pallete in the field before packing up or at home bc with the Micro specifically if I don't clean it the colors run all over the place and get muddy ☹️
I dont clean it in the field, just when I’m home. For the micro, I only use a small dab of fresh gouache, otherwise I let it dry between uses and just refresh it with water the next time I use it. That palette is not meant to be airtight for gouache. Soak up any excess water with paper towel before closing and it might help avoid colors running
Quel différence y a t-il entre la gouache et la la gouache acrylique et la gouache normale ? Laquelle utiliser ? Merci --- What is the difference between gouache and acrylic gouache and normal gouache? Which one should I use? Thank you
Acrylic gouache has an acrylic (polymer) binder and becomes permanent after it dries. Regular gouache has a gum arabic binder and can be rewet/adjusted after it dries.
Ditto Larry! I put my seal inside a plastic bag and stash it in my art bag. That way I don’t loose it and I don’t get paint everywhere. What does everyone else do with theirs??
The plastic bag is a good idea for those who are organized. I've done what Sarah does and that probably works for orderly folk I've done what she does and 1) ended up with it upside down in the mud, 2) having it flip over, mucking paint on a picnic bench, 3) and my favorite was when I dragged my coat sleeve over it (grin).
@@SarahBurnsStudio it's going to the top of my extra list! What is my extra list? It is my list of things I desire for my art that is above and beyond the maintenance of my body and my van. Most months I barely achieve even that however every once in awhile a contributor sends me money with specific instructions to do something just for me! This palette is going to be just that for me!!!
I really wish I had watched this before completely emptying my gouache palette because it seemed hopelessly dried and unreconstitutable. 🤦♀️😵💫 Oh well, next time I'll know better.
This was helpful for me to see how to clean up my own palette and also using the oil for keeping the palette from molding. I never knew that bit. Thanks for sharing this informational video with us.
Thanks, so useful, you make its look satisfying. I'm definitely a messy artist on a budget who wants clean mixes with little waste.
Just take your time and be gentle. I have “saved” the same gouache for several cleanings now.
Looking forward to this. My travel gouache palette is in absolute need of a deep spring clean!
We’ll sort it out!
Thank you for this video, especially the part about moving paint to a different well! I got some new paints, wasn't happy about the overall arrangement in my palette and thought that I first had to use up all the paint before I would be able to change the set up! Scooping with a palette knive is brilliant!
Just beautiful. Great job Sarah. I did not know this was possible.
I cleaned my gouache palette in a year! Thank you for this relaxing and helpful video :)
This was such a lovely video! I had a difficult day today and felt at peace for the first time today watching this. Thank you Sarah! Loved the ASMR! Also, so many good tips, I have learned so much from you and have been eyeing on for a very similar palette for my future gouache purchase! Hope you are well
Glad to hear it helped you relax :)
Oh this is going to be so useful, thank you 🥰 the second picture is an invitation to paint !
See you there!
I have to say that I deeply enjoyed watching you clean your palette. I have a 'thing' about me, you see, before I start to paint, my painting equipment has to be clean, and after I'm finished painting, everything must be clean. I just can't relax otherwise. Weird I know! Watching you take the time to clean out every crusty drop of paint, and revive it was simply bliss for me, weird huh? And I have to say that using your palette knife to move paint from cell to call was very clever. I found myself sighing with satisfaction at the end when you topped up the colours with fresh paint. Thank you for sharing this job with us. By the way, did you know that toothpaste is a mild abrasive for hard to clean spaces on silicon seals. I have the same palette and that's how I get mine clean when paint gets in the grooves. God bless you and all those you love. Have a great day!
I can understand what you mean! I find it very satisfying too. I usually wait until it’s an absolute mess before I do this. It makes it even better!
Just caught up on your videos. This is super useful in case I need to clean up my paint. I don't like wasting it either. Thank you!
This was so useful to look at in the detail you offered here. I have just watched your 2hr video about everything I need to know about Gouache....and was a little concerned about the water element. I got the message from there that minimal water is required and to avoid wetting the colours in the pot, as this dilutes them and basically changes them to watercolour, as the pigment was diluted. I thought that this means with a container such as yours, I am in danger over either over watering or underwatering and letting them dry out. Im still not confident I will get the right balance, but thank you this has helped me see how much is required to keep it moist and clean, which I guess is an essential part.....
This was so relaxing and also very impressive!! It looks so clean and inviting!
I'm eyeing this palette for once I use up my current set of gouache and I'll definitely be referring back to this video :)
I really love it!
I just received this same palette, now to decide which colors to put in. Thanks for the cleaning and maintenance tips.
Thank you for this video and all your other art tips. They are all very useful and are worth sharing with other art friends!
Wonderful video Sarah. I bought a little stainless stir stick on Amazon. It has an end that is a little wide and the other has a little spoon end. Nice length can wipe between colors and is strong. Beats the toothpicks or swabs. Very happy with it.
Great idea!
You can talk about how to use a lot of tools, you summarize it well, and your demonstration is great!
This was so pleasant. I love paint spa days.
so relaxing to watch 🥰😍 this palette ist so cool
Yass! After six of my colors got molded I panicked and look for ways to save it then as I read from comments of other artist they use clove bud oil mixed with water and spray it to their paints, so I tried it as well and I think it works! I'm afraid at first that it will affect the quality of the paints but fortunately it doesn't so I'm happy to learn how to take care of my gouache 💚
I got inspired to dust off my gouache after watching your 30 in 30. Just got this palette in the mail today! Looking forward to loading her up with fresh paint and heading outside!! Thanks, Sarah!
Awesome have fun!
I just discovered your channel and getting into gouache. Your videos are so inspiring they make me want to paint.This particular one was so relaxing, and good, I think you ought to do a "Palette cleaning service"😃
Thank you :) I barely clean mine enough let alone others 😅
I bought the same palette...I love it!!! And the video is great!!!
Oooh Kay that after is everything 🤩🥰🤗
I used it today and it was glorious 😆🥰
I really appreciate this video.
Time for a new W&N Cobalt Turq Lt. tube - one of my favorites as well. Now I’m off to paint, I am inspired by the strangest things! Thanks SB 🟢🔶🟣🔷🟡
I have another one on standby :)
I have the same pallet for gouache. I try very hard to keep it upright and avoid leakage. This is the first pallet that had kept my gouache moist without mold. I just ordered another one for my Shinhan designer gouache I bought myself for my birthday. Going on a vacation and hope it arrives in time.
Sounds great!
Good Video and info. Very relaxing. Thank you Sarah !!!
This is very useful, I'm definitely decided now on getting myself the same palatte, especially because I'm reluctant to scrub away dried remnants, it always seems a waste.
Definitely a good option even if you just use it in the studio
I think I went into a sort of medativecstate watching this it was so relaxing and now I want one of those palettes lol lovely video
Looking forward to your next messy palette! I will do this; while I rewatch
This was so relaxing and satisfying!🫶✨
I found it relaxing too. Thanks Sarah :)
Been using this palette at home but now it will join me on a little vacation. Let’s see how that goes, not sure if I can keep it upright at all times. Will be a test for the silicone lid I guess 😉 Great video, exactly how I keep my palette neat 👍🏻
Mine is completely leak proof. It is always getting rolled around in my bag or car. I just scrape the excess gouache off the seal then wash it at home
@@SarahBurnsStudio that is very good news, thanks!
How is this palette compared to the Mijello airtight 18 well one? I ordered the 18 well one based on an online recommendation, but the latch doesn’t feel super secure, and it’s a bit big for travel. Does this one seal better? Do you ever wish you had more mixing space?
Thanks for the relaxing tips, I definitely think I'll get that palette as I do want to use gouache outside.
Just yesterday I got my pallete...so much looking foreward to fill and go out drowing 🙂
Sigh………..best ASMR out there , thank you ❤️🎨
Super excited to watch this one!!
See you soon!
@@SarahBurnsStudio just watched it! So so good and helpful!!
@@delicatedots so glad!
This was perfectly relaxing as described 😊
this was sooooooooooooooo satisfying. after a shitty day i feel actually refreshed after watching
Yes, fresh white each time!
This was so satisfying to watch. I haven't used an airtight palette in fear of mold, but I might give it a go with some clove bud. Is this the same as clove oil? (I'll do my research.) I know your environment is super humid, so there's a chance for me. Your palette is just delightfully small and mighty.
It’s a great option if you don’t paint every day. I have gone 2 weeks without opening mine and it was fine (but i only recommend that if you know your gouache is clean and moist). If you know you’ll go a long while without using it, do a little maintenance, opening it once every week or every other week, you can spritz it with water and stir it and it will be fine.
@@SarahBurnsStudio Thanks as always for all the amazing information!
This video scratched an itch in my brain that I didn’t know was there
When mixing, I always start with the gd intention of only using a clean brush to take from my palette... but then I get lost in the painting and just want the colour on the page. The results are pretty much like your palette, original paint colour with a bit of 'x'. Because of my bad habit I was worried about using a palette like this. So good to see that it is recoverable. Thanks for the watch.
Curious do u still add gum arabica?
I only add gum arabic to a color that seems almost too dried out (plus water).
You've inspired me to get some proper gouache and get outside!
I was wondering, do you use distilled water at all? The internet is full of people saying to never ever use tap water in a stay wet palette, but does the clove oil negate that?
No, I use tap water, always have. Absolutely no issues with mold. The clove oil definitely helps if you have issues.
Hi Sarah! I really enjoyed this relaxing and satisfying video. May I know what brand and colors are in your gouache palette?
Check the supply link in the description
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!❤❤❤❤❤
Great video! Yes, those darn cobalt turquoise and teal paints always run so much, they require more binder in the formula. I've had two palettes that I thought were dry -- and then realized the cobalt turquoise wasn't. In fact, I let my Qor palette dry more and then thought it was ok and then.... nope, it still wasn't! Hey, is there a reason you don't use the palette knife to break up the lumps? Or I was thinking a cosmetic spatula would also work well.
I've broken two palette knives doing that over the years so now I just stick to other tools!
What do think about think to as medium paint for oil paint in gouache in order to have more creamy gouache more longer time? I would appreciate it if you can answer me, my dear I am a new beginner with my 68 year old and pretty much severe handicapped hands but I like to give a try with Pebeo studio as beginner! When I was 15 yrs old in art class, I am having pretty much a good souvenir with gouache experience and artwork! From Québec in Canada 🇨🇦 😊❤
Since gouache is a water-based paint, don't add anything except water-based mediums. If anything, add some Winsor & Newton Watercolor Blending Medium
hi sarah have you tried winsor & newton watercolour medium to keep your gouache workable I got the idea off another artist on youtube experiencing the same problems hope this is of some use to you
Hello w:) But no, I dont like to add anything. I love the fact that gouache dries super fast.
Inside the palette, the only reason mine was a tad dry (it was still moveable) was because I left it open for a few hours the week before. Usually my palette is not dry, just super messy 🤣
Sarah, I just received the 16 well gouache airtight palette. The silicone seal is glued to the palette surface. What is the method to remove it without tearing a hole in the silicone?
Is it the same brand that I have? If so it should not be glued. It might be a factory error, you should contact them
Hi Sarah, where can I purchase a gauche palette and water container like the one you have in your video? Really enjoy watching your videos. Greetings from California!
In the description go to the supply link and under 'gouache' category you'll see my travel palette
Informative… very Zen-like!! 🙏🏾🥰👍🏾But makes me want to return my unopened set of Gouache I received yesterday… yikes…
So satisfying ☺️
Hey Sarah. Do you have any idea how much these wells hold? They look quite big. How many times have you been able to refill these with your Schminke tubes? Thank you.
Maybe 1 1/2 tubes? I'm not totally sure I haven't used it in quite a while.
Sorry did you mean 1.5 times you’ve refilled it? Or that the wells take 1.5 tubes? Thank you 😊
I love my travel gouache pallete, too it is well used! :D
That’s a good thing :)
Great video thanks. My gouache paints went really mouldy in this palette any idea what I can do?
Just curious - what brand of gouache do you use?
@@SarahBurnsStudio Arteza. I noticed a few colours it didn’t effect but most were very mouldy. Do think clove bud oil will help?
@@janenepike8283 hmm I don’t have experience with that gouache. I’d completely clean it out and sterilise it, then replenish the gouache.
You could add a tiny amount of clove bud oil to the ones that have issues.
But in general it’s best to use it every few days at least, and don’t let too much water stay in it between use (like there shouldn’t be a pool of water on each color). Also when you use it, give the colors a quick stir with a toothpick.
If you still have issues you might want to paint with distilled water, I’ve heard that helps.
@@janenepike8283 Yes, it really helps - I've been using it in my same palette for over a year. But use *very* sparingly
@@SarahBurnsStudio thank you sorry if this is a silly question but what happens if you add too much? And how much should I put in?
12:20 why only halfway full? The more volume of paint in the container the lower the risk of drying out, in theory? there must be good reason that you suggest filling the compartments to half only?
A fundamentally important video for travel palette lovers, BTW, thank you so much.
What gouche colors were you using? I am really curious about your staple gouache colors you use in all you landscape plein air and studio paintings. 😍
All the colors are listed in the supply link :)
So, do you squeeze out more white every time?
Yes I use fresh white every single painting. I dont bother keeping it in the palette.
Sarah, I don't know what's going wrong with my comment, but it keeps disappearing! Totally weird.
Anyway, I will try with the first part of it and see what happens!
Hi, Sarah! I never thought that I'd spend 16 minutes watching someone clean a paint box, but I have - and you're right. It's surprisingly relaxing.
Those cotton buds. If you slightly dampen the cotton and pull at it from the tip. it will usually unravel easily. I discovered this when taking the cotton off to add it to the compost bin, but they are completely recyclable now - Yay!
Thanks for the answer to the 'disappearing comments', Sarah! Now I know that links in comments have to be reviewed first! :)
Yea it’s a bummer but better to avoid bots!
15:22 brutally important demonstration how to use that finicky double latch mechanism
Thank you forinspiration how to clean my gouache Palette better.
Greetings from Cologne/Germany
Volker
Just curious, and maybe I’ve missed you already mentioning, but how did you come to choose gouache rather than watercolors?
I use gouache, watercolor, acrylic and oil regularly. Based on my mood!
I have yet to open my gouache paints and palette I got for Mother’s Day in March🤦🏻♀️…I’ve just been scared to start and worried it would dry out before I learn how to use them…watching this was reassuring and also seeing that you didn’t scrape the old paint out was great as I was worried re waste if they dry out…I wondered after seeing you use the cotton buds, whether angled cuticle sticks might get a better scrape on the sides for you in future. Also where do you get clove bud oil..I’ve seen clove oil but wasn’t sure if it was the same and I assume just a couple of drops into some water does the trick🤞..thanks for a fab informative video 🥰
I can answer your clove oil question...I bought my clove bud oil from a health food shop, you could try a chemists shop but I could only find clove oil there..look for somewhere that sells essential oils. There is a difference. Clove bud oil is purer and made from the flower buds (and the one I use). Clove oil is made from the stems and leaves of the plant so in my mind not as good...(according to online research I found)
@@kazfarndon4990 thank you very much Kaz, I’ll have a look in our local health food shop and see if I can get some there 🥰
I ordered mine online, i can’t remember where but I’m sure you can find if you google it :)
@@SarahBurnsStudio thanks Sarah x
super ! thanks a lot ! I should have seen your video before this afternoon because I have made my own box today and, because I was afraid the colours became dry in 2 days, I add some "retardateur" gelly from my acrilics paint... hope I will not get in trouble with that solution 🙃...
thanks for the tips with the oil extract 👍🏼👍🏼
If the jelly you added has polymer or other non-organic binder, you may be in trouble if it dries because most likely it will be rock hard
@@SarahBurnsStudio outch.... ok let wait and see... any it's too late now... will let you know 😅
BTW I'd love to see this with your portable Painter and micro! I can never keep mine as white as yours 😭🤪 I'd also be curious as to whether you clean those pallete in the field before packing up or at home bc with the Micro specifically if I don't clean it the colors run all over the place and get muddy ☹️
I dont clean it in the field, just when I’m home. For the micro, I only use a small dab of fresh gouache, otherwise I let it dry between uses and just refresh it with water the next time I use it. That palette is not meant to be airtight for gouache. Soak up any excess water with paper towel before closing and it might help avoid colors running
Quel différence y a t-il entre la gouache et la la gouache acrylique et la gouache normale ? Laquelle utiliser ?
Merci
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What is the difference between gouache and acrylic gouache and normal gouache? Which one should I use?
Thank you
Acrylic gouache has an acrylic (polymer) binder and becomes permanent after it dries. Regular gouache has a gum arabic binder and can be rewet/adjusted after it dries.
Also .. add few drops of propylene glycol ( food grade, very safe) keeps it wet for long too
That is an option but i dont find it necessary
Juiiiiicy gouache!
I know this is an older video, but I was wondering - why's there no white in your travel palette?
I always use fresh white out of the tube
@@SarahBurnsStudio Why?
I bought one of these little pallets and they are so great for being so cheap. Even accidentally dropped the thing and it didn't spill or break.
Same!
Wow 😍
Love that palette, Sarah, except for one thing. What do you do with the rubber seal when you're painting? I haven't found a good solution for that.
Ditto Larry! I put my seal inside a plastic bag and stash it in my art bag. That way I don’t loose it and I don’t get paint everywhere. What does everyone else do with theirs??
I just set it next to me, with the gouache part facing up.
The plastic bag is a good idea for those who are organized. I've done what Sarah does and that probably works for orderly folk I've done what she does and 1) ended up with it upside down in the mud, 2) having it flip over, mucking paint on a picnic bench, 3) and my favorite was when I dragged my coat sleeve over it (grin).
I look forward to the day that I can afford a pallet like this!!!
The palette itself is cheap, and you can use Shinhan (£3.50 per tube) or similar, and get really great results!
@@SarahBurnsStudio it's going to the top of my extra list! What is my extra list? It is my list of things I desire for my art that is above and beyond the maintenance of my body and my van. Most months I barely achieve even that however every once in awhile a contributor sends me money with specific instructions to do something just for me! This palette is going to be just that for me!!!
@@TheInappropriateArtist fair enough!
Also acrylic retarder...few drops...keeps gouache wet
That is an option but i dont find it necessary and prefer my gouache to dry fast
My palettes will forever be a mess, I'm too lazy to clean them lol (no matter how easy 😝)
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I really wish I had watched this before completely emptying my gouache palette because it seemed hopelessly dried and unreconstitutable. 🤦♀️😵💫 Oh well, next time I'll know better.
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Your palette probably gets better self-care than you! 😂
Nearly!