Kiba Plush are available for ONLY 2 WEEKS from NOW!! - www.makeship.com/products/adc-kabi-plush They were designed across a couple of months in collaboration with Makeship. The campaign MUST reach a Minimum 200 units (Or EVERYONE gets refunded, its 100% secure). I am SO excited. It'll be awesome to see my original Art out there in Plush form :). Share your photos on Social Media with me. I haven't Forgot The Bob photos, That''s still to come :).
I just wanted to say that if you're doing a background with gouache it works better with the water color aspect because you can re-layer it if you want with a light source
I love these so much. Also, I saw on Twitter that you're worried about your viewers and the change in content... I just want to say, your joy in expression of your art is what draws (ha) your people to be here. In art, we experience lows and highs... burn outs... renewed love. Do what makes YOU feel like you. That is way too simplistic, but ultimately... your journey will carry you. Kiba plush FTW 💜💜💜
Whenever creators say they are worried about losing followers by filming whatever they want I feel bad. I watch you for you, you make me laugh and you're talented. You could fr draw the strangest thing with the weirdest medium you can find and I 100% watch it faithfully. You could do whatever you want and I'll freaking watch. You're awesome and I bet you a ton of us will watch no matter what content you put out.
I think your chanel should grow as you explore and experiment other things, it's going to be so draining if you keep doing the same thing just to keep the theme. We have fun if you have fun. Try other mediums try other styles, or not, just do as you wish and as long as you are genuinely enjoying it, so will we.
AND OMG YESSS seeing u play more and more with guache rlly made me try it too and man i love it ...tysm for being such an amazing person and amazing inspiration Anthony 💖💖 ur rlly amazing and keep up the good work hehe
jelly gouache was (as far as I know) originally made for art students (in i think japan or so) for exams where they don’t really have time to really mix and pour out normal gouache. plus it’s cheaper. also a thing to help the colors not dry out is to spritz it with water before closing it up and storing it. you can of course always rewet them but they might have a slightly different texture then
Also add a few drops of vegetable glycerine to each colour, stir well with a toothpick or something else very small. This helps to hold the water. Don't use too much otherwise the gouache will become transparent and shiny. To avoid mold, occasionally spritz with a mix of 10 parts water to one part alcohol. The FrugalCrafter has a vid about this.
I'm not sure if the best parts of your videos involve our overall energy or the level of surprise you have at your own actions, but the overall effect is contagious. Those look super fun to paint with.
Honestly, Im always SOOOOO nervous uploading. I have SO much cut out. Which I'm going to start using as content for patreon. It's really hard to structure my videos as I am such an unfocused person, I genuinely go off track ALL the time 😬
@@ADCArtAttack Well, you certainly hide it well enough. I'm a poster child for ADHD and several other neurotic behaviors. I'm a certified mess and my art progress shows it. I find every video you release to be an absolute joy to watch and hope to keep seeing more. love the gouache videos as now I'm seriously looking into getting some.
To answer your question -- yes, they will dry out. Keep the mixing tray on top and the lid locked when you're not using them, but they'll still dry over time. If you're not using them every day, you can open it up once or twice a week and spray them with water. You want a gentle, puff-puff-puff sprayer, not a heavy whish-whish-whish sprayer. :) They'll probably still dry out, some colors more than others (no clue why), so if a color gets dry enough to start cracking, add some water, leave it for a few minutes, then stir it with a popsicle stick, a pallet knife, something like that. (I have some cheap plastic pallet knives I got only to mix and re-wet thick paint.) It'll re-wet just fine, and stirring will get the lumps out of it, and there you go -- ready to use again.
as long as you re wet them every so often and keep them closed they will take a long time to dry, i've had mine for like 3-4 years and i've only had some of them dry partially, but i put some water overnight, mixed them again the next morning and they were good as new
@@jasonspalding2929 I think it depends on the individual. If seeing drying, cracking paint really annoys and frustrates you, then you're better off with tubes. If re-wetting and stirring isn't a big deal to you, then jelly gouache will work fine. Also, if you're not going to use your gouache very often -- like less than once a week or so -- you're probably better off with tubes. IMO the main benefit of jelly gouache is that it's a great value. You get a *lot* of paint for the price, and with the 24-color set you also get the mixing tray and the brushes. If you're trying to stretch every dollar, jelly gouache is a good choice. I think, though, that if you're willing to pay a little more, the tube gouache is a bit better just because it takes less maintenance. Up to you which is best for your situation and POV. Oh, another benefit of the Himi jelly gouache is you can buy bags of refill paint. (I wasn't used to mixing gouache colors At All and went through my white stupid-fast :P but found I could buy more, which was great.) From what I've seen, with cheaper brands of tube gouache, the only way to get more of a color is to buy a whole 'nother set. Sort of like cheap vs. expensive markers or colored pencils or watercolors, where you can only buy single colors with the more expensive brands. Being able to buy a bag of whichever color you run out of, and refill the pot in your jelly gouache set, makes this even more convenient for a cheap set. So that's another consideration.
Saw another artist recently, Moni D Major, discuss experimenting with Gum Arabic Medium alongside water to renew poster paint colours. I wonder if the same could be done with jelly gouache? She gave the a spritz & stir with water & then put a very thin layer of medium on top. I’m not well versed enough in the ingredients of gouache or jelly gouache to know. Here is a link to her video if you’re interested ruclips.net/video/DKHL6-davTA/видео.html 27:45
my understanding of Jelly gouache is that it's cheaper, less waste b/c you can access the paint container easier, and the tray holds the paint well - keeps it moist longer. as well they reactivate well. but yeah, the paint of opening them is part of them too. i think i've only ever seen one youtuber open them without getting paint on themselves. glad you are enjoying the medium!
Hehe. It’s so funny seeing you struggling with the beading issue on the plastic platte. Cause we have all been there!! Either brush it down with something rough, or use a porcelin/ceramic or glass Plate!
With this kind of gouache its much easier to start with a watered down layer to block out your colors, and then go in with a thicker layer of the straight gouache, as you did with the test drawing of your pup! The paint lays easier and is easier to move around on thin base layer
Don't know if you're getting better with gouache every time, or 'tis just my perception, but I'm seriously in love with this medium... I'd love even more to see you do a 'Style Swap' with them in order to see what it will do to stuff that's - to the best of my, little, knowledge - not painted...
Lol I knew that would be Kiba's reaction to the plushie, I could see it in his eyes😂. True, art should be freeing and fun! Great job on both the Kiba and Batman paintings😁💕!
Omg I was waiting for thisss so excited 🤩🤩 I kinda felt like jelly gouache has a little different technique than plain gouache and maybe the whole aesthetically pleasing camera friendly appearance gives it some of it's popularity. We'll never know unless you compare 😌
Tip for your plastic palette : scrub it with tooth paste, the small abrasion made by toothpaste will prevent the watery paints from pearling on the surface. I do it to every plastic palette I buy.
I bought destilled sterile water and spraybottle from where I spray the colours every now and then. Don't use tapwater, it may result mold growth. Be sure to click the lid properly so the colours don't dry. Ps. I learned that sterile water tip from a RUclips video, so it is not my own idea. If I remember correct it was one of those qouache jelly tutorial videos, which I try to watch 💕
As another some one with aspergers, the quirks and humor kill me everytime. Its so good. Additionally someday i want to get my hands on this pallet. And if anyone is feeling generous that kiba plushie would make a great bday gift for me next week. Lol. Its sooo freaking cute.
Really excited to see how you feel with the Windsor and newton gouache! It’s my gouache of choice and I definitely think that even as someone with not much painting experience, you will feel the difference!
You do so well with gouache. The medium has a certain look to it in general that is so nice and you do it so well. One of the many reasons I love Alex Ross’ art so much is because he uses gouache and it makes it all look so good.
If you want to use more gouache or watercolors, you can buy a ceramic palette (they have flower shape to separate the colors) or use a ceramic white dish (if has partitions like the ones you put food on them, better). Plastic palette are awful to retain the water and pigment like you can see it on 9:00
the palette that came with the paints... I have heard (I say this because I'm not a painter, just watched A LOT of videos) that sometimes those palettes will have a coating on them from the manufacturer that causes thin watery paints to "bead up" like that. they say giving the palette a good wash with dish soap and water before using it the first time will get rid of that coating and help the paint stay spread out.
Such a cool Video! Every time you use gouache the paintings seem to be getting better. I've also been getting into gouache. Here are a few tips I've learnt that might help with anyone who could be struggling. 1) For the jelly gouache, when opening, try lifting up the edges all the way around before peeling the whole seal off. It's a lot less messy, especially with the harder to open tubs. 2) After opening all of the tubs, take a toothpick and give them all a stir (cleaning the toothpick between each colour). The texture of the paint will improve as some of the binder (that oily stuff) seems to separate out over time. A small spritz of water and a stir before you start painting for subsequent uses also helps. 3) To stop the pencil marks from "dirtying" the paint, take a kneadable eraser and use it to lightly lift off the excess graphite. there are plenty of RUclips videos showing how to do this. this is also useful if you are using watercolour paint. 4) If you are struggling with moving the paint around, especially for washes, you may need a tiny bit more water on your brush. play around with the amount of water as each brand will behave slightly differently. Even watered down, gouache has incredible coverage. Practice and learn how the paint behaves with different amounts of water and find the "sweet spot". Use an old rag to control the water on your brush. 5) For building up layers, start with more transparent layers and add less and less water for subsequent layers. This will help you to control the reactivation of the lower layers. 6) The paint disappearing on your pallet is just the consequence of using a plastic pallet. You can lessen the effect by taking the rough part of a kitchen sponge and roughing up the surface a bit. If gouache and watercolour are media you will be using a lot, a ceramic pallet (or just a ceramic plate if you are cheap like me) will make a world of difference. It's not necessary by any means, but it will make your painting colour mixing experience far more enjoyable. You can also spray a metal pallet with enamel paint. Hope this helps anyone.
Actually if you want to avoid pencil marks.. switch from graphite to color pencil.. erasable color pencils (which yes are different from regular color pencil) are great for sketching as they don't smudge or bleed into your medium when you put something on it.. they can also be erased very easily and if you is the red kind of erasable color pencil (the sketch will barely show if you don't)
Tip: to keep them wet, dampen a paper towel and place it ontop of the paints anytime you close it. If they do happen to dry up, a bit of water and mixing with a palette knife and leaving it to sit for a couple minutes makes them like new again. Ive had my himi set for over a year now and i genuinely love them.
Super cute plushie - and painting of it, and a really cool Batman. I never tried gouache myself so I have no clue about technicalities - but watching you paint with them was highly enjoyable. You sounded like you had a lot of fun =)
For the palette, you can carefully sand it down to avoid the paint absorption effect. For the Kiba plushie - very cute :), also the art. As for drying out - yes, if you don't use them for a while, but you can easily reactivate the entire cup by adding water and stirring after a while. I've done it to mine, and they still work nicely. I use the jelly gouache on the go, as it is way more comfy than bringing tubes with you. edit: forgot to say, love the batman art too.
....Birds have legs.... 😂Personally I think jelly gouache is just so much less pressure than a tube gouache. It's all right there, you don't need to squeeze out just the right amount and worry about wasting it. Sure, the quality isn't the same, but its just a fun medium to play around with. Love these gouache videos! :)
So, I have a different Himi gouache set and even after not using them for months, they're still jelly consistency. I sprayed them down with water after the last use and sprayed them with water and stirred them up before using them a few months later and they're totally fine. Not dried out, no mold growing, etc.
Loved this! I only found your videos because of the gouache vids! I thought I could answer some questions that you asked in the vid -- if others have covered this, apologies! The "oily" stuff is likely gum arabic. It's the binder in both watercolor and gouache. Your palette is causing the paint to "bead". The palette is so slick there's nothing for the gouache to grab on to, so it sticks to itself and looks like it disappears, but really it's just rushing to what it /can/ grab on to it. While the gouache shouldn't hurt your pens, watercolor paper, specifically cold press or rough press will ruin them. If you use hot press (which is difficult to use, but provides a smooth surface) your pens will be safe. Others have already offered advice on keeping them wet, so I won't go into that. And yes, it's called "jelly" because it's kept in "jelly cups" like you find at a diner for your toast! Hope this helps anyone curious!
Looks amazing 🤩 I’m going to check out these 👍🏻❤️ And yes art is fun and shouldn’t be stressful Iv just started drawing ✍️ again after years Forgot how calming it is 😌
Yes! Loving the new Gouache videos! It looks so Awesome! 🔥Love that you went for DC or Marvel style drawing instead of the Anime inspired style! Love that you're trying out new mediums! This is making me want to go out and buy a Box of Gouache!
The Himi Gouache was created for art students in Asia. It's not for final showpieces but it's for practicing since art schools in Asia almost always require students to practice their motor skills every day. It's the reason why the Himi Gouache is bulky af because you're not supposed to lug it around but leave it on your school desk and whip it out when practicing. This gouache doesn't really dry in the school setting because it's being rewet when used regularly.
Hey adc I wanted to start a RUclips channel but don’t know how to start it, and I also needed your advice about this so if you can please tell me how I should start it ( you’ve inspired me so much to start my own art channel and try other art materials? I never liked coloring anything * mainly because I wasn’t good at it, and still aren’t * but you’ve inspired me to start painting and trying other supplies)
The paint disappearing is because it's beading on the palettes surface. There is still the same amount of paint there it's just contracting into a bead of water. This is probably because you are using a high water concentration. If you don't want any beading you can get a ceramic palette or take a bit of steel wool or sandpaper to rough up the surface of the plastic palette (this will make the palette stain easier) Im a watercolor artist and that is what has worked for me in the past. I now use ceramic almost exclusively (but they are an investment)
They say wet a long time. But if they dry, before you use them sprits some water to them and they reset easy. And you can use them like a pan... you know like watercolors...
U r my favorite youtuber I wanna be just like u I draw and like goku and u inspired me to be an artist 🎨 your artwork is the best I've ever seen!Pls make more videos and also I like the videos when u draw in different styles maybe u can do that sometime
Loving these awesome paintings an their backgrounds lately, ADC! Keep up the great work and please do more characters with these abstract walls behind them? It's one of the best aspects of your Batman and Arcane pieces :)
Love watching your excitement with this medium. I like your art any way you do it but it's neat to hear someone be excited about it. On a teasing note, I found it funny you're repping Marvel on your shirt and hat then drawing/painting a DC character.
Since the pallette is new, thinned out paint will simply ball up. Use it more and it will go away eventually. I think ceramic pallettes do not have such issues.
i'm really glad you tried it out, I've never used them myself (planning to get one) but it was really nice seeing you experiment with them. They do dry out btw, when ur not using it just closed it securely with the lid and whenever you do use it and some colours are dry then just spray it with water, mix well and boom it comes back to normal and it doesn't become watery at all even if you add a lot of water (try not to), it will still have that thick gooey texture. Also btw, which set did you buy, it would be really cool if you sent the link and it'll be helpful for me if u made a comparison vid betwen jelly gouache and gouache 😄 :)
My experiences with these are okay, but it is probably because have yet to really do an artwork with them. However I have a few tips and tricks regarding them. You really should store them properly, not on the side (my drawer suffered). And they tend to dry out over time. While working with them, it is best to spray them with water (distilled water if the water has too much lime? in it) from time to time. If they dry out one day, cover them, depending on the degree of dryness, with a layer of water and let them soak for a while. You can add Glycerin (according to some youtube channels), which you can get from an "Apotheke" here in Germany. My own paint is still doing well with the glycerin in it (it is a humectant), although I shall not be responsible if it does not work. XD And I prefer synthetic flat brushes with gouache paintings. (Cheap synthetic water colour brushes in my case).
I have had the smaller set for about a year and I've had a lot of fun with it! Great introduction into gouache :) I would be curious what you think of acrylic gouache! Cheers!
I’ve seen some gouache and watercolor artists take a kneaded eraser and ROLL it over the pencil to help prevent the extra graphite from discoloring the paint too much and limit what shows through.
Yaaaay! Hearing how relaxed gouache makes you feel makes me appreciate the painting experience more. The thing where the paint disappears on the palette is called beading. There are several ways to prevent this, such as using a glue stick on the palette and then wiping it off. It'll stop the beading.
The Batman! I’ve been excited for this one since you teased it on Instagram and it did not disappoint! I love that, with gouache, you give every piece a background that fits thematically with the character. Glad you went with the red like the movie marketing. And Batsy looks great! I was a little worried for his lips for a second there. LOL
love your journey through gouache!! The paint "disappearing" on your palette is called beading. The paint is still there but.. moves and shrinks..? Not sure how to explain. You can help this by washing your palette with soap! The outer layer will be washed off and should prevent beading from happening in the future
I love watching your enthousiasm through your journey with gouache. I do think you had less fun with this jelly gouache than you had with the Arteza ones. I dunno why, you felt less excited, i guess ? Nevertheless, i like that you keep reminding us that art should be fun ! See ya next video ADC !
I'm pleased you tried the Himi gouache! It's so affordable and was my gateway to gouache. Please know that your efforts are an encouragement to me and I suspect many others too!
These videos are making me want to try guache again. I'm a bit hesitant as the last guache paints I tried had a really strong smell that triggered a migrane attack. I know it's a weird AF guestion but... How strong is the smell in different guache paints?
KIBA! I don't think Kiba is supposed to eat Kiba... many levels of wrong! Another great video! I'm loving this gouache series! Very tempted to pick up a paintbrush and give it a go! I haven't painted for several years...Gotta put that Art GCSE to use somehow though!
For that beading on the palette, that happens when the surface is waterproof. Its not letting any liquid creat larger beads, making it look like your paint is dissappearing. I suggest using some hair spray to coat it with or roughing it up with some sand paper to prevent the frustrating beading.
@@luciferherring9210 there is. It lets you see the color of the paint easier as you mix it as well as seeing just how much of it you have left, seeing which color it which, and not wasting as much paint as you would through mixing.
When I was a teen, my watercolors came in individual bottles like film canisters, with jelly paint inside. I didn’t know back then, but apparently I was “enjoying” something that would trend a decade and a half later? They weren’t great paints, too goopy. I think “spill proof” was the marketing spin.
More jellygouache please..and normal gouache..and happy fun free you. The oil stuff is binder and should just be mixed back in lol. And if you had turned the box over they'd all have come out. To keep them wet just spritz them once in awhile with water
the pictures are so so cool! Thank you so much 😋 I'm still a bit afraid of gouache because I have acrylic gouache from holbein (That is not water-reactivatable)🙈
Check out James Gurney's RUclips channel. He's the artist who did those Dinotopia books and he does some pretty impressive stuff with gouache and watercolor.
I love the way you share your technique and any challenges that come your way with the art supply. Would love to see you do more with other mediums and even multimedia. PS I'm partial to the kiba one but both are amazing works of art. Great job.
Really cool video! I have loved your recent journey into gouache. I wonder if you could replicate the marker look. You putting the black outline on the Kiba picture got my mind racing.
Interesting video, art has so many mediums to give a go and here’s me still drawing the same things are 3 years ago. DBZ characters and I’ve tried a few power ranger busts how do you break the habit of the comfort zone?
That your paint disappear is because it's a plastic pallet. It's quite common. If you would use a plate/porcelain pallet you would not have this problem.
Paint does that on plastic, it's why a lot of people use ceramic palettes. You can stop it doing the 'disappear' if you lightly sand the plastic so it isn't so shiny
I love Kiba..and Kiba...and obviously, Kiba loves Kiba too. 😂 I also love your channel, your energy and your personality and O...M...G!!! That Batman!!! Also, seeing how much you love gouache has encouraged me to try it myself. I need stress-free art in my life! Have you tried Chloe Rose's paintbrushes yet???
Lol! This video was great! I really like watching you explore painting. I’m a watercolorist so it’s entertaining watching you go through the same things I did. I’ve painted with gouache a few times and it is very fun once you get the hang of it. The paint “disappearing” issue you were having with the palette is common for new plastic and metal palettes. It’s called “beading”. The coating on the plastic is resisting the paint. You can use fine grit sandpaper or a nail buffer to lightly roughen the surface then use toothpaste to wash it. It will help remove the coating. Repeat these steps until the beading stops. The beading will also get less over time of using the palette. You can bypass this altogether by using a ceramic dinner plate to mix colors. Ceramic or porcelain are a dream to mix watercolor and gouache on. Oh! And eventually yes the jelly gouache will dry out. How fast depends on the climate you live. It won’t dry out as fast in a place more humid compared to the desert for example. If you occasionally spray the palette with water then close it before putting it away, it will last longer. Just make sure you are careful to not get any mold. Anyways, I enjoyed your video and am looking forward to seeing more 😁
@@ADCArtAttack You’re welcome! Yea the beading is VERY frustrating which is why ceramic is my preference. I live in a desert climate and high elevation so gouache dries SUPER fast on my ceramic palette. So for gouache I use a “Sta-Wet” palette to keep it moist while painting. Otherwise I’m constantly adding water to reconstitute the paint then having to add more paint to get it back to the consistency and opacity I want. Oh well, that’s the day and the life of an artist in the desert I suppose 🤪
Kiba Plush are available for ONLY 2 WEEKS from NOW!! -
www.makeship.com/products/adc-kabi-plush
They were designed across a couple of months in collaboration with Makeship. The campaign MUST reach a Minimum 200 units (Or EVERYONE gets refunded, its 100% secure). I am SO excited. It'll be awesome to see my original Art out there in Plush form :).
Share your photos on Social Media with me.
I haven't Forgot The Bob photos, That''s still to come :).
Hi ADC!!! I love your vids!
I just wanted to say that if you're doing a background with gouache it works better with the water color aspect because you can re-layer it if you want with a light source
Now that Kiba's here...Did you replace bob? #Ducksarepeopletoo
Do u want people who buy to post pics of where kiba goes like u did with Bob plush
It cost me $54.49 CDN If anyone's interested
I love these so much. Also, I saw on Twitter that you're worried about your viewers and the change in content... I just want to say, your joy in expression of your art is what draws (ha) your people to be here. In art, we experience lows and highs... burn outs... renewed love. Do what makes YOU feel like you. That is way too simplistic, but ultimately... your journey will carry you. Kiba plush FTW 💜💜💜
Thank you ❤ I've been super happy with the current response to the "new" stuff.. even though its still fan art, I'm enjoying it all again:)
Whenever creators say they are worried about losing followers by filming whatever they want I feel bad. I watch you for you, you make me laugh and you're talented. You could fr draw the strangest thing with the weirdest medium you can find and I 100% watch it faithfully. You could do whatever you want and I'll freaking watch. You're awesome and I bet you a ton of us will watch no matter what content you put out.
amen
@@sarahmcdonald4787 this
I think your chanel should grow as you explore and experiment other things, it's going to be so draining if you keep doing the same thing just to keep the theme. We have fun if you have fun. Try other mediums try other styles, or not, just do as you wish and as long as you are genuinely enjoying it, so will we.
AND OMG YESSS seeing u play more and more with guache rlly made me try it too and man i love it ...tysm for being such an amazing person and amazing inspiration Anthony 💖💖 ur rlly amazing and keep up the good work hehe
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jelly gouache was (as far as I know) originally made for art students (in i think japan or so) for exams where they don’t really have time to really mix and pour out normal gouache. plus it’s cheaper.
also a thing to help the colors not dry out is to spritz it with water before closing it up and storing it. you can of course always rewet them but they might have a slightly different texture then
Also add a few drops of vegetable glycerine to each colour, stir well with a toothpick or something else very small. This helps to hold the water. Don't use too much otherwise the gouache will become transparent and shiny.
To avoid mold, occasionally spritz with a mix of 10 parts water to one part alcohol. The FrugalCrafter has a vid about this.
I'm not sure if the best parts of your videos involve our overall energy or the level of surprise you have at your own actions, but the overall effect is contagious. Those look super fun to paint with.
Honestly, Im always SOOOOO nervous uploading. I have SO much cut out. Which I'm going to start using as content for patreon. It's really hard to structure my videos as I am such an unfocused person, I genuinely go off track ALL the time 😬
@@ADCArtAttack Well, you certainly hide it well enough. I'm a poster child for ADHD and several other neurotic behaviors. I'm a certified mess and my art progress shows it. I find every video you release to be an absolute joy to watch and hope to keep seeing more. love the gouache videos as now I'm seriously looking into getting some.
To answer your question -- yes, they will dry out.
Keep the mixing tray on top and the lid locked when you're not using them, but they'll still dry over time. If you're not using them every day, you can open it up once or twice a week and spray them with water. You want a gentle, puff-puff-puff sprayer, not a heavy whish-whish-whish sprayer. :)
They'll probably still dry out, some colors more than others (no clue why), so if a color gets dry enough to start cracking, add some water, leave it for a few minutes, then stir it with a popsicle stick, a pallet knife, something like that. (I have some cheap plastic pallet knives I got only to mix and re-wet thick paint.) It'll re-wet just fine, and stirring will get the lumps out of it, and there you go -- ready to use again.
as long as you re wet them every so often and keep them closed they will take a long time to dry, i've had mine for like 3-4 years and i've only had some of them dry partially, but i put some water overnight, mixed them again the next morning and they were good as new
Is this something that gives an edge up to the tubed version or is this an issue so easily solved it's not a hindrance?
@@jasonspalding2929 I think it depends on the individual. If seeing drying, cracking paint really annoys and frustrates you, then you're better off with tubes. If re-wetting and stirring isn't a big deal to you, then jelly gouache will work fine. Also, if you're not going to use your gouache very often -- like less than once a week or so -- you're probably better off with tubes.
IMO the main benefit of jelly gouache is that it's a great value. You get a *lot* of paint for the price, and with the 24-color set you also get the mixing tray and the brushes. If you're trying to stretch every dollar, jelly gouache is a good choice. I think, though, that if you're willing to pay a little more, the tube gouache is a bit better just because it takes less maintenance. Up to you which is best for your situation and POV.
Oh, another benefit of the Himi jelly gouache is you can buy bags of refill paint. (I wasn't used to mixing gouache colors At All and went through my white stupid-fast :P but found I could buy more, which was great.) From what I've seen, with cheaper brands of tube gouache, the only way to get more of a color is to buy a whole 'nother set. Sort of like cheap vs. expensive markers or colored pencils or watercolors, where you can only buy single colors with the more expensive brands. Being able to buy a bag of whichever color you run out of, and refill the pot in your jelly gouache set, makes this even more convenient for a cheap set. So that's another consideration.
Your explanation of the puff puff not a wosh wosh was brilliant and hilarious made my morning lol.
Saw another artist recently, Moni D Major, discuss experimenting with Gum Arabic Medium alongside water to renew poster paint colours. I wonder if the same could be done with jelly gouache? She gave the a spritz & stir with water & then put a very thin layer of medium on top. I’m not well versed enough in the ingredients of gouache or jelly gouache to know. Here is a link to her video if you’re interested ruclips.net/video/DKHL6-davTA/видео.html 27:45
my understanding of Jelly gouache is that it's cheaper, less waste b/c you can access the paint container easier, and the tray holds the paint well - keeps it moist longer. as well they reactivate well. but yeah, the paint of opening them is part of them too. i think i've only ever seen one youtuber open them without getting paint on themselves. glad you are enjoying the medium!
Hehe. It’s so funny seeing you struggling with the beading issue on the plastic platte. Cause we have all been there!! Either brush it down with something rough, or use a porcelin/ceramic or glass Plate!
Kiba's drawing was way to aborable and the Batman one , I am speechless ❤️❤️
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With this kind of gouache its much easier to start with a watered down layer to block out your colors, and then go in with a thicker layer of the straight gouache, as you did with the test drawing of your pup! The paint lays easier and is easier to move around on thin base layer
This shows how much you've fallen in love with this medium
I'm worried that you'd break up with markers lol
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Tip:
If the paint pans dry out u can r reactivate them again with water and stirring them. It can be tedious but it’s worth it.
Don't know if you're getting better with gouache every time, or 'tis just my perception, but I'm seriously in love with this medium...
I'd love even more to see you do a 'Style Swap' with them in order to see what it will do to stuff that's - to the best of my, little, knowledge - not painted...
Call it a hunch, but I'm starting to get the feeling you kinda just maybe like gouache a little bit.
Probably a hunch...
Lol I knew that would be Kiba's reaction to the plushie, I could see it in his eyes😂. True, art should be freeing and fun! Great job on both the Kiba and Batman paintings😁💕!
Omg I was waiting for thisss so excited 🤩🤩
I kinda felt like jelly gouache has a little different technique than plain gouache and maybe the whole aesthetically pleasing camera friendly appearance gives it some of it's popularity. We'll never know unless you compare 😌
Tip for your plastic palette : scrub it with tooth paste, the small abrasion made by toothpaste will prevent the watery paints from pearling on the surface. I do it to every plastic palette I buy.
I bought destilled sterile water and spraybottle from where I spray the colours every now and then. Don't use tapwater, it may result mold growth. Be sure to click the lid properly so the colours don't dry.
Ps. I learned that sterile water tip from a RUclips video, so it is not my own idea. If I remember correct it was one of those qouache jelly tutorial videos, which I try to watch 💕
Great advice!
Thank you! I will try not to make this mistake again!
I use my bottled water, but if I didn't have it I'd have gone to the tap 😬 nice to know now.
As another some one with aspergers, the quirks and humor kill me everytime. Its so good. Additionally someday i want to get my hands on this pallet. And if anyone is feeling generous that kiba plushie would make a great bday gift for me next week. Lol. Its sooo freaking cute.
Really excited to see how you feel with the Windsor and newton gouache! It’s my gouache of choice and I definitely think that even as someone with not much painting experience, you will feel the difference!
I'm putting it against Arteza :p. I won't use it alone as I feel I may get a clouded view. Definitely excited however
You do so well with gouache. The medium has a certain look to it in general that is so nice and you do it so well. One of the many reasons I love Alex Ross’ art so much is because he uses gouache and it makes it all look so good.
You had me at Alex Ross.
If you want to use more gouache or watercolors, you can buy a ceramic palette (they have flower shape to separate the colors) or use a ceramic white dish (if has partitions like the ones you put food on them, better). Plastic palette are awful to retain the water and pigment like you can see it on 9:00
the palette that came with the paints... I have heard (I say this because I'm not a painter, just watched A LOT of videos) that sometimes those palettes will have a coating on them from the manufacturer that causes thin watery paints to "bead up" like that. they say giving the palette a good wash with dish soap and water before using it the first time will get rid of that coating and help the paint stay spread out.
Such a cool Video! Every time you use gouache the paintings seem to be getting better. I've also been getting into gouache. Here are a few tips I've learnt that might help with anyone who could be struggling.
1) For the jelly gouache, when opening, try lifting up the edges all the way around before peeling the whole seal off. It's a lot less messy, especially with the harder to open tubs.
2) After opening all of the tubs, take a toothpick and give them all a stir (cleaning the toothpick between each colour). The texture of the paint will improve as some of the binder (that oily stuff) seems to separate out over time. A small spritz of water and a stir before you start painting for subsequent uses also helps.
3) To stop the pencil marks from "dirtying" the paint, take a kneadable eraser and use it to lightly lift off the excess graphite. there are plenty of RUclips videos showing how to do this. this is also useful if you are using watercolour paint.
4) If you are struggling with moving the paint around, especially for washes, you may need a tiny bit more water on your brush. play around with the amount of water as each brand will behave slightly differently. Even watered down, gouache has incredible coverage. Practice and learn how the paint behaves with different amounts of water and find the "sweet spot". Use an old rag to control the water on your brush.
5) For building up layers, start with more transparent layers and add less and less water for subsequent layers. This will help you to control the reactivation of the lower layers.
6) The paint disappearing on your pallet is just the consequence of using a plastic pallet. You can lessen the effect by taking the rough part of a kitchen sponge and roughing up the surface a bit. If gouache and watercolour are media you will be using a lot, a ceramic pallet (or just a ceramic plate if you are cheap like me) will make a world of difference. It's not necessary by any means, but it will make your painting colour mixing experience far more enjoyable. You can also spray a metal pallet with enamel paint.
Hope this helps anyone.
Actually if you want to avoid pencil marks.. switch from graphite to color pencil.. erasable color pencils (which yes are different from regular color pencil) are great for sketching as they don't smudge or bleed into your medium when you put something on it.. they can also be erased very easily and if you is the red kind of erasable color pencil (the sketch will barely show if you don't)
All of these gauche paintings of late are amazing. I think it would be great if you kept using this medium.
Tip: to keep them wet, dampen a paper towel and place it ontop of the paints anytime you close it. If they do happen to dry up, a bit of water and mixing with a palette knife and leaving it to sit for a couple minutes makes them like new again.
Ive had my himi set for over a year now and i genuinely love them.
Super cute plushie - and painting of it, and a really cool Batman.
I never tried gouache myself so I have no clue about technicalities - but watching you paint with them was highly enjoyable.
You sounded like you had a lot of fun =)
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For the palette, you can carefully sand it down to avoid the paint absorption effect. For the Kiba plushie - very cute :), also the art.
As for drying out - yes, if you don't use them for a while, but you can easily reactivate the entire cup by adding water and stirring after a while. I've done it to mine, and they still work nicely. I use the jelly gouache on the go, as it is way more comfy than bringing tubes with you.
edit: forgot to say, love the batman art too.
If you keep making these Gouache videos I am going to have to try them haha 😂 Another brilliant piece man 🙌🏼💜✌🏼
....Birds have legs.... 😂Personally I think jelly gouache is just so much less pressure than a tube gouache. It's all right there, you don't need to squeeze out just the right amount and worry about wasting it. Sure, the quality isn't the same, but its just a fun medium to play around with. Love these gouache videos! :)
So, I have a different Himi gouache set and even after not using them for months, they're still jelly consistency. I sprayed them down with water after the last use and sprayed them with water and stirred them up before using them a few months later and they're totally fine. Not dried out, no mold growing, etc.
Loved this! I only found your videos because of the gouache vids! I thought I could answer some questions that you asked in the vid -- if others have covered this, apologies!
The "oily" stuff is likely gum arabic. It's the binder in both watercolor and gouache.
Your palette is causing the paint to "bead". The palette is so slick there's nothing for the gouache to grab on to, so it sticks to itself and looks like it disappears, but really it's just rushing to what it /can/ grab on to it.
While the gouache shouldn't hurt your pens, watercolor paper, specifically cold press or rough press will ruin them. If you use hot press (which is difficult to use, but provides a smooth surface) your pens will be safe.
Others have already offered advice on keeping them wet, so I won't go into that.
And yes, it's called "jelly" because it's kept in "jelly cups" like you find at a diner for your toast!
Hope this helps anyone curious!
AYO LESSSGOOO U RLLY ROCKING THE NO GLASSES LOOK OFTEN NOW I'M SO PROUD AAAAAAAAA ....and I'm sure u didn't forget em in the bathroom hehe 😎🤝
Looks amazing 🤩 I’m going to check out these 👍🏻❤️
And yes art is fun and shouldn’t be stressful
Iv just started drawing ✍️ again after years
Forgot how calming it is 😌
Yes! Loving the new Gouache videos! It looks so Awesome! 🔥Love that you went for DC or Marvel style drawing instead of the Anime inspired style! Love that you're trying out new mediums! This is making me want to go out and buy a Box of Gouache!
The Himi Gouache was created for art students in Asia. It's not for final showpieces but it's for practicing since art schools in Asia almost always require students to practice their motor skills every day. It's the reason why the Himi Gouache is bulky af because you're not supposed to lug it around but leave it on your school desk and whip it out when practicing. This gouache doesn't really dry in the school setting because it's being rewet when used regularly.
Hey adc I wanted to start a RUclips channel but don’t know how to start it, and I also needed your advice about this so if you can please tell me how I should start it ( you’ve inspired me so much to start my own art channel and try other art materials? I never liked coloring anything * mainly because I wasn’t good at it, and still aren’t * but you’ve inspired me to start painting and trying other supplies)
ADC where are the vids about making your own colouring book?
the reason for the name "jelly" in the jelly gouache lies entirely in the packaging! it mirrors existing sweets called jelly cups.
It’s fun to watch you rediscover the joy of art! I sense you becoming a professional gouache artist!
I have been gone for a bit, and the ducky is gone? I hope he is safe and sound somewhere, and that Kiba did not eat him! 😁
The paint disappearing is because it's beading on the palettes surface. There is still the same amount of paint there it's just contracting into a bead of water. This is probably because you are using a high water concentration. If you don't want any beading you can get a ceramic palette or take a bit of steel wool or sandpaper to rough up the surface of the plastic palette (this will make the palette stain easier) Im a watercolor artist and that is what has worked for me in the past. I now use ceramic almost exclusively (but they are an investment)
They say wet a long time. But if they dry, before you use them sprits some water to them and they reset easy. And you can use them like a pan... you know like watercolors...
U r my favorite youtuber I wanna be just like u I draw and like goku and u inspired me to be an artist 🎨 your artwork is the best I've ever seen!Pls make more videos and also I like the videos when u draw in different styles maybe u can do that sometime
Meanwhile in another universe ADC Art Attack has uploaded another video
Loving these awesome paintings an their backgrounds lately, ADC! Keep up the great work and please do more characters with these abstract walls behind them? It's one of the best aspects of your Batman and Arcane pieces :)
Nanananana na na *KIBA* Eeeehmmm Batman*
Love watching your excitement with this medium. I like your art any way you do it but it's neat to hear someone be excited about it.
On a teasing note, I found it funny you're repping Marvel on your shirt and hat then drawing/painting a DC character.
Since the pallette is new, thinned out paint will simply ball up. Use it more and it will go away eventually. I think ceramic pallettes do not have such issues.
you might want to roll a kneaded erraser over your sketch before you paint. gouache is pretty opage but it can still muddy-up the color
i'm really glad you tried it out, I've never used them myself (planning to get one) but it was really nice seeing you experiment with them. They do dry out btw, when ur not using it just closed it securely with the lid and whenever you do use it and some colours are dry then just spray it with water, mix well and boom it comes back to normal and it doesn't become watery at all even if you add a lot of water (try not to), it will still have that thick gooey texture.
Also btw, which set did you buy, it would be really cool if you sent the link and it'll be helpful for me if u made a comparison vid betwen jelly gouache and gouache 😄 :)
Up next on Adc Art Attack: Jelly Gouache vrs Regular Gouache......
;) maybe
Yesss.That is what we NEED!
Ohh man your way to awesome ❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️❤️ , Love from India ✌️✌️❤️❤️
My experiences with these are okay, but it is probably because have yet to really do an artwork with them. However I have a few tips and tricks regarding them. You really should store them properly, not on the side (my drawer suffered). And they tend to dry out over time. While working with them, it is best to spray them with water (distilled water if the water has too much lime? in it) from time to time. If they dry out one day, cover them, depending on the degree of dryness, with a layer of water and let them soak for a while. You can add Glycerin (according to some youtube channels), which you can get from an "Apotheke" here in Germany. My own paint is still doing well with the glycerin in it (it is a humectant), although I shall not be responsible if it does not work. XD And I prefer synthetic flat brushes with gouache paintings. (Cheap synthetic water colour brushes in my case).
I have had the smaller set for about a year and I've had a lot of fun with it! Great introduction into gouache :) I would be curious what you think of acrylic gouache! Cheers!
bro you are sooo entertaining keep it up u will reach 1m in no time (pls heart this comment)
Don't forget to spray them between weeks and be careful to clean them because they sometimes catch mose or something
Please put an Arabic translation because I don't understand most of the words🙂
I’ve seen some gouache and watercolor artists take a kneaded eraser and ROLL it over the pencil to help prevent the extra graphite from discoloring the paint too much and limit what shows through.
Your so good at drawing it’s unbelievable how good your drawing are and also keep up the good work
Absolutely love the finished work!!! Insane!! You are so excited while using these, its amazing to watch!
Unfortunately, you lost the battle at 17:25 , looks like the last woof always belongs to Kiba 🌴🎭
Yaaaay! Hearing how relaxed gouache makes you feel makes me appreciate the painting experience more.
The thing where the paint disappears on the palette is called beading. There are several ways to prevent this, such as using a glue stick on the palette and then wiping it off. It'll stop the beading.
Colouring book with gauche??!?👍🏻
The Batman! I’ve been excited for this one since you teased it on Instagram and it did not disappoint! I love that, with gouache, you give every piece a background that fits thematically with the character. Glad you went with the red like the movie marketing. And Batsy looks great! I was a little worried for his lips for a second there. LOL
I'm so glad I did! I wasn't planning to do one as it wasn't a serious painting. But, really was a great idea :)
Now make a video on how they act when they dry out! Please!
love your journey through gouache!!
The paint "disappearing" on your palette is called beading. The paint is still there but.. moves and shrinks..? Not sure how to explain.
You can help this by washing your palette with soap! The outer layer will be washed off and should prevent beading from happening in the future
I love watching your enthousiasm through your journey with gouache. I do think you had less fun with this jelly gouache than you had with the Arteza ones. I dunno why, you felt less excited, i guess ? Nevertheless, i like that you keep reminding us that art should be fun ! See ya next video ADC !
Second viewer.😁
I'm pleased you tried the Himi gouache! It's so affordable and was my gateway to gouache. Please know that your efforts are an encouragement to me and I suspect many others too!
Can you drawl flash for the next video
The Batman impressions made my evening 😂
What breed/type of dog is kiba he's so majestic and such a beautiful boy
He's Half Border Collie, Half 'Harzer Fuchs'... they're pretty rare dogs lol
These videos are making me want to try guache again. I'm a bit hesitant as the last guache paints I tried had a really strong smell that triggered a migrane attack. I know it's a weird AF guestion but... How strong is the smell in different guache paints?
In my experience the himi has got a strong muddy smell which gouache in tubes I use don’t have.
As the comment above said...
There's a very slight smell, I wasn't super aware of it tbh.
The tubes have basically NO Odor
I just found out that Arteza has their own Jelly Gouache now ✨️
That'd make an interesting comparison video, Arteza Gouache vs Arteza Jelly Gouache 🖌🎨
KIBA! I don't think Kiba is supposed to eat Kiba... many levels of wrong!
Another great video! I'm loving this gouache series! Very tempted to pick up a paintbrush and give it a go! I haven't painted for several years...Gotta put that Art GCSE to use somehow though!
For that beading on the palette, that happens when the surface is waterproof. Its not letting any liquid creat larger beads, making it look like your paint is dissappearing. I suggest using some hair spray to coat it with or roughing it up with some sand paper to prevent the frustrating beading.
Honestly, I just deal with the beading. Is there any benefit to not letting it bead other than how it looks on the pallet?
@@luciferherring9210 there is. It lets you see the color of the paint easier as you mix it as well as seeing just how much of it you have left, seeing which color it which, and not wasting as much paint as you would through mixing.
When I was a teen, my watercolors came in individual bottles like film canisters, with jelly paint inside. I didn’t know back then, but apparently I was “enjoying” something that would trend a decade and a half later? They weren’t great paints, too goopy. I think “spill proof” was the marketing spin.
More jellygouache please..and normal gouache..and happy fun free you. The oil stuff is binder and should just be mixed back in lol. And if you had turned the box over they'd all have come out. To keep them wet just spritz them once in awhile with water
the pictures are so so cool! Thank you so much 😋
I'm still a bit afraid of gouache because I have acrylic gouache from holbein (That is not water-reactivatable)🙈
Did you just.........SWEAR????!?!!!!??????!!!!!!!!
Also i havent watched the full vid yet but i know itll bee great
Check out James Gurney's RUclips channel. He's the artist who did those Dinotopia books and he does some pretty impressive stuff with gouache and watercolor.
I love the way you share your technique and any challenges that come your way with the art supply. Would love to see you do more with other mediums and even multimedia.
PS I'm partial to the kiba one but both are amazing works of art. Great job.
Really cool video! I have loved your recent journey into gouache. I wonder if you could replicate the marker look. You putting the black outline on the Kiba picture got my mind racing.
Waterbased paints don't stick well to plastic, that is why the colour is disappearing. That is a good thing, you can clean the palette easier.
What?!? Noooooo, what happened to Bob?!? 😫
PS. (After watching the video some more), oh ok I’m on board with you now. 😂
So fun to see you use gouache!!! It's my absolute favourite medium. Jelly looks super cute (especially in that pink case :))).
The Batman was amazing and can you do a how to draw proportions video
Can you draw flash on your next video
once again an other amazing video! I'm very proud to be able to Witness your art progression & career. I appreciate you.
Interesting video, art has so many mediums to give a go and here’s me still drawing the same things are 3 years ago. DBZ characters and I’ve tried a few power ranger busts how do you break the habit of the comfort zone?
I really enjoy seeing your new-found enthusiasm for painting. I think your level of enjoyment has even elevated your art. Awesome video! 🎨🇨🇦
That your paint disappear is because it's a plastic pallet. It's quite common. If you would use a plate/porcelain pallet you would not have this problem.
Mmmmm, forbidden condiments.
Paint does that on plastic, it's why a lot of people use ceramic palettes. You can stop it doing the 'disappear' if you lightly sand the plastic so it isn't so shiny
I like it because I'm Batman
I love Kiba..and Kiba...and obviously, Kiba loves Kiba too. 😂 I also love your channel, your energy and your personality and O...M...G!!! That Batman!!!
Also, seeing how much you love gouache has encouraged me to try it myself. I need stress-free art in my life!
Have you tried Chloe Rose's paintbrushes yet???
If you live Gouache and want to try something different, try acrylic gouache, too. I just got a few and love it even more than normal guoache.
Love your HISHE impression of...
BECAUSE I'M BATMAN! 🤣
Lol! This video was great! I really like watching you explore painting. I’m a watercolorist so it’s entertaining watching you go through the same things I did. I’ve painted with gouache a few times and it is very fun once you get the hang of it. The paint “disappearing” issue you were having with the palette is common for new plastic and metal palettes. It’s called “beading”. The coating on the plastic is resisting the paint. You can use fine grit sandpaper or a nail buffer to lightly roughen the surface then use toothpaste to wash it. It will help remove the coating. Repeat these steps until the beading stops. The beading will also get less over time of using the palette. You can bypass this altogether by using a ceramic dinner plate to mix colors. Ceramic or porcelain are a dream to mix watercolor and gouache on. Oh! And eventually yes the jelly gouache will dry out. How fast depends on the climate you live. It won’t dry out as fast in a place more humid compared to the desert for example. If you occasionally spray the palette with water then close it before putting it away, it will last longer. Just make sure you are careful to not get any mold. Anyways, I enjoyed your video and am looking forward to seeing more 😁
Thank you so much for the advice! I'll be looking into this going forward then! Never experienced that before
@@ADCArtAttack You’re welcome! Yea the beading is VERY frustrating which is why ceramic is my preference. I live in a desert climate and high elevation so gouache dries SUPER fast on my ceramic palette. So for gouache I use a “Sta-Wet” palette to keep it moist while painting. Otherwise I’m constantly adding water to reconstitute the paint then having to add more paint to get it back to the consistency and opacity I want. Oh well, that’s the day and the life of an artist in the desert I suppose 🤪