Using A Dried Out Winsor & Newton Designers' Gouache Travel Palette - Does it Still Work??
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2023
- I brought my dried out gouache travel palette on holiday with me, determined to try using it, and seeing the outcome - I was pretty pleased with it!
Just to mention: I planned the gouache palette with the intention of carrying a separate tube of white gouache with me. For this video, I use some white gouache which I keep in my main watercolour travel palette.
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I love the painting. Those clouds on the right half of the painting ... 😍🥰
I've never worked with gouche, but I've been following Sarah Burns for many years here on RUclips, and she paints with watercolor and gouach and has recently fallen in love with dried gouche. 😊
I hope you're having a great time, and thank you for posting! 💞
Thank you! I will need to go and find her!
Use a few drops of W&N blending medium and they won’t dry out at all it’s been so helpful since I came across it
I don’t have gouache or use it, but I have heard Sarah Burns recommend W&N blending medium to stop gouache from drying out. If I remember correctly, mould did not grow either, despite remaining fluid.
@@awatercolourist yes I have had my gouache in a stay wet palette mixed with the medium for over a year now and no mould or drying out
Thanks for sharing this. I will have to try it.
Thank you all - I hadn't heard of this, but it sounds good!
I love your painting! Looks like fun. Thank you. Must buy some gouache some day
Definitely the most tricky part about using reconstituted gouache is knowing how much water to add to each pigment so they get a nice creamy consistency and not too transparent. I've noticed that each color will take a different amount of water. Otherwise I think they work really well.
That's good to know - thanks!
Yippee! My book painting calm, arrived today, earlier than planned! It’s really lovely. Thanks for making the video suggesting it!
Hurray! I'm really glad you like it!
Absolutely gorgeous! It's nice to know that they reconstituted well. Thank you. ❤
Hiya Panda! Thanks! I was pretty impressed!
From what I've seen online the only gouache that had molding problems are m graham gouache and miya himi gouache. The whole painting turned out nice but I'm especially in love with how you painted the sea 🥰
I’ve seen Art Spectrum ones mould, and a few others I can’t remember.
Ah, that's good to know - thanks!
A lovely painting, especially love the ocean / beach part, can almost hear the waves crashing. Thank you for your beautiful art :)
Thank you so much 😀
That’s a really gorgeous gouache painting! I love how bright & fresh the colors look. Great details & composition! I use both the same brand of W&N Gouache & the stay wet palette. Mine do the same thing with drying out & I have not had any issues with mold growing on them either. Thanks for sharing this wonderful video. Have a great day!
Thank you ever so much! Yes, it's a good little set-up really, isn't it?!
@@helencryer Yes it is. I have heard that a drop of clove oil keeps the gouache also from molding.
I am a huge fan of gouache and just started using dried gouache in my palettes lately (easier for travel or to avoid getting out all my tubes). I’m quite impressed with its rewetting ability! Love how your gouache scene turned out 😊.
Thanks! I should use it more, because every time I do, I really enjoy it!
Sarah Burns loves using Daniel Smith gouache when its dried up. She did a whole series of testing gouache brands. If you haven’t checked it out then visit her channel. She does a lot of videos on gouache.
Loved your painting. I love seeing you paint. Your paintings are always so beautiful and they inspire me to paint more. Thank you for inspiring me ❤
Ah - thank you for that! I've never tried other brands of gouache - that sounds really interesting!
I'm so so happy to hear you feel inspired ❤️
I love how you painted the foreground greenery. It’s so artistic.
Thanks ever so much!
Inspiring! I find all of you bright and cheerful interpretations wonderful - thanks for sharing Helen X
Thanks so much!!
Beautiful! I have one of those palettes but never filled it because everyone else’s went mouldy! I shall make it a dry gouache one now😁
Fingers crossed yours will be fine too!!
Lovely colours! X
Thanks!
Beautiful Helen. I especially love the foreground!
Thank you so much!
It was great to watch you build up the picture. really lovely painting.
Thank you!!
Lovely painting! Thank you for the video 😊
Thank you!!
Really nice 👍😊
Thanks!
Tres bon! Did you forget your water spray, Doh!!! 😜
Merci! Well, I didn't forget it, just didn't bring one - hardly ever use them normally!
Great painting! You’ve inspired me to dig out my gouache and put it in a pallette to dry out (have an allergy to mould so keeping it wet kept putting me off). I think I’ll use distilled water to re-wet them too. Belt and braces…that’s me 😂
Oh I'm glad you'll give it a go!!
Very good results, yes!
The Sarah Burns Studio channel has a useful video on curtailing mold in a "stay wet" palette with a very small spritz of clove bud oil (not the same as clove oil), starting at 7:00 at "How to prevent MOLD in your gouache palette - Brand comparison mold tests." ruclips.net/video/3oCXKa6vFGg/видео.html She also suggests refrigerating the palette (but not freezing it) if circumstances allow.
Of possible interest, too, is her experience with the crumblies: "How to use DRIED gouache - palette setup, brand comparisons, & tips" ruclips.net/video/6bTxFD29hAQ/видео.html She talks about reactivating the paint starting at 10:46. She uses a pocket-sized spray bottle in an effort to get just enough water into the wells without turning the gouache into watercolors.
Oh, thanks very much for this, and all your time spent doing the links!! I haven't seen these videos before!
I think this recommendation is the one where Sarah did a big experiment on different brands over lengthy periods of time. It's really interesting/informative
Hi Helen. Can I ask please do you use normal watercolour brushes when painting with gouache or do use use brushes just for gouache?
I usually use synthetic brushes used for acrylics and oils, so that they can cope better with the thick consistency of the paint. If you were using the gouache a bit watered down, you'd be OK with watercolour brushes.
im autistic and too much mess overwhelms me. i love watercolor but want more opacity like acrylic. so ive been testing out y dry gouache that ive not used for 5 years and adding honey too it to lessen cracks and so far im enjoying it! was able to get thick consistency even before the honey. w&n designer gouache is amazing! bought a new set and some half pans and hope to mix a new batch with the honey . dry is sooooo much easier.
This sounds a lovely way to use them with the honey!
@@helencryer yeah the new paint is drying now so I hope it doesnt crack. Though I think I added too much to the green it took ages to dry on the paper lol.
It's a fun experiment!
@@helencryer MHM!