thank you for this comparison! for some reason watercolor has always been much easier for me, even though it is very unforgiving. i have been trying to get more comfortable with gouache but it is really hard since it’s a completely different way of thinking! i always end up using too much water 😅 your videos encourage me to keep trying!
Thank you SO MUCH for doing this video!! I started with watercolor but I really like the look of gouache. All your videos on this platform and Skillshare and your Etchr class I purchased have helped. I’m still on a mission to work on gouache color mixing and “seeing” the colors in my reference to apply the multiple shades/variations in a piece like you do. Thanks again! 😊
💗💓💖 Very helpful! Both your examples are lovely. I’ve been using watercolor for decades, but just started painting with gouache. I’m amazed at how much I like gouache and how unexpectedly luminous it can be!
I first started painting years ago with acrylic as a total beginner and liked the opacity, but struggled with having paint dry and not being able to move it around. Last year I started taking watercolor classes, but it was so hard to transition to a transparent, water-based medium and having to think around highlights and paint backwards. Now I’m going to give gouache a try as it seems to be the best of both worlds
that's an awesome one Cecile! i'm saving up to buy some good quality gouache! i love the vibrancy of just one coat of gouache in the background compared to watercolor, which took multiple coats.
Thank you! Before you buy your gouache, I'm finishing an article about gouache prices, you might be interested in. Check it out on my blog: cecileyadro.com/category/art-tips/
I want to jump into gouache and it seems this is the painting medium I will enjoy. I am learning to paint simple watercolour pictures but I was thinking about using gouache, too. And I am convinced. :) Thank you for this video, it was really helpful in my decision making.
I've painting with watercolour for 30 years so I obviously love it. Gouache is new to me and I struggle. However, it's early days and I do like the fact that mistakes are more easily fixed. I don't really like using the two mediums in one painting, at least not yet; the flat, opaque gouache next to the translucent glow of watercolour is jarring and I feel like I'm cheating. Also, gouache is so much more difficult to clean up and it stains palettes, even high quality ones. So... so far watercolour, hands down, but in a year I may change my mind.
My favorite is watercolor only because I know that best... I'm having more and more fun with gouache though... and more and more success with it as well. And most recently I found out how to varnish/preserve gouache paintings too. Old dog learning new tricks...
Im more experienced with watercolour so i is easier for me to use, but ive been using gouache for a few months and its getting easier to use. I'm going to follow your bootcamp to be even more comfortable with it.
C’est très intéressant de vous voir faire le même tableau avec les deux médiums…. Je connais pas trop mal l’aquarelle mais je débute la gouache. Penser différemment est très perturbant au début…mais grâce à vos vidéos je persiste car c’est un médium très intéressant…merci beaucoup 👏🇫🇷
Thank you. Gauoche is my preference. It was great to see your thought process, your application, and your lovely outcome. One thing though, I don’t think in the main when painting with Gouache you can use any paper. I find with most of my work I benefit from watercolour paper. And 300 grams is my preference it allows me to decide to work a little wetter than I may have initially thought.
Thank you.. this is precisely kind of comparison i was looking out for being info watercolors i find it so difficult to get into acrylics.. i feel gouache is a mid way. This helps
Vidéo super intéressante merci beaucoup ! J’ai tenté l’aquarelle puis j’ai vite compris que je devais apprendre les bases d’abord avec de l’acrylique ou de la gouache :)
I prefer gouache, I haven't used gouache in years, like many many years 😂 like15 years 😅, I recently started again painting, have been using mainly acrylic, have been trying watercolour (much cheaper) then gouache where I live, just to get a hang again of painting etc 😍 I love your paintings ❤ very inspirational, thank you for this video
Thanks Cecile! The different ways the medium behaves is easy to see when the subject matter is the same for both. I have been painting with watercolours for just over 2 years and it was a steep learning curve! But I am in love with the way watercolour blends and has a life of its own. I recently started using gouache and I must admit, I still paint very carefully because of the habits I've picked up from watercolour... perhaps going forward I can utilise the strengths of gouache to be a little bolder and more expressive, as the medium is much more forgiving as you say :)
Great video, thanks! I originally used acrylics, then watercolour for a couple of years, and then discovered gouache. So far I've just used it to paint greetings cards for friends and family but would like to expand that - it's such a versatile medium. I'll check out your workshop😊
To me, the tones, flow, and texture of the watercolor worked best. I would like to see a 3rd example of a watercolor painting blended lightly with Gouache. Very nice, thank you.
Thanks for sharing this wonderful informational video with us. I appreciate your explaining the differences between the two mediums. I started out with painting with watercolors and I am just learning about how to paint with gouache. I am finding out that I kind of like both mediums pretty equally. I like both of these differences and how they can help me achieve what I am wanting for my paintings.
@CecileYadro Wow... thanks for answering. I started gouache from an online class. HIMI! 😳 It scared me off of gouache & into watercolor. I'm glad you gave an honest review of Himi gouache. Maybe I should try with new paint! PS - you sound like Isabella Rosellini - my fav actress!
I am a long time watercolorist and have recently taken up gouache. I don't know why it has taken me so long to move to gouache. Probably because most of my watercolor teachers turned up their noses at gouache so I thought it was not something to use in my paintings. They were wrong, you are right. Gouache is magic.
thank you for this comparison! for some reason watercolor has always been much easier for me, even though it is very unforgiving. i have been trying to get more comfortable with gouache but it is really hard since it’s a completely different way of thinking! i always end up using too much water 😅 your videos encourage me to keep trying!
That's great to read this!
I prefer the velvety matte look of the gouache and I’m still just a beginner. Your tutorials are really helpful!
Thanks!’
Thank you SO MUCH for doing this video!! I started with watercolor but I really like the look of gouache. All your videos on this platform and Skillshare and your Etchr class I purchased have helped. I’m still on a mission to work on gouache color mixing and “seeing” the colors in my reference to apply the multiple shades/variations in a piece like you do. Thanks again! 😊
I’m so happy to read this comment! it’s cool! and always happy to help!
💗💓💖 Very helpful! Both your examples are lovely. I’ve been using watercolor for decades, but just started painting with gouache. I’m amazed at how much I like gouache and how unexpectedly luminous it can be!
Welcome to the gouache family!
Right now, I enjoy blocking in and doing backgrounds with watercolor and then details and finishing touches with gouache.
That's a great idea!
I first started painting years ago with acrylic as a total beginner and liked the opacity, but struggled with having paint dry and not being able to move it around. Last year I started taking watercolor classes, but it was so hard to transition to a transparent, water-based medium and having to think around highlights and paint backwards.
Now I’m going to give gouache a try as it seems to be the best of both worlds
yes, it is!!!
Thank you, Cecile. I have always used watercolor but recently bought gouache to play with. Your tutorials are very helpful!
Welcome to the gouache family!
My very first watercolor painting will be with gouache. Thanks for the Amanita painting!
Have fun!
Gouache is really forgiving.... watercolour needs lot of planning ahead...at each step
for sure, you need to really plan ahead, as there’s no turning back!
Your awesome thanks for the lesson.
My pleasure!
that's an awesome one Cecile! i'm saving up to buy some good quality gouache! i love the vibrancy of just one coat of gouache in the background compared to watercolor, which took multiple coats.
Thank you! Before you buy your gouache, I'm finishing an article about gouache prices, you might be interested in. Check it out on my blog: cecileyadro.com/category/art-tips/
I want to jump into gouache and it seems this is the painting medium I will enjoy. I am learning to paint simple watercolour pictures but I was thinking about using gouache, too. And I am convinced. :) Thank you for this video, it was really helpful in my decision making.
Did you watch this one: ruclips.net/video/F8aZV0Wp_14/видео.html with 10 reasons to love gouache?
@@CecileYadro Indeed! And, of course, left a like. However, being a beginner, I am careful about my choices :)
I've painting with watercolour for 30 years so I obviously love it. Gouache is new to me and I struggle. However, it's early days and I do like the fact that mistakes are more easily fixed. I don't really like using the two mediums in one painting, at least not yet; the flat, opaque gouache next to the translucent glow of watercolour is jarring and I feel like I'm cheating. Also, gouache is so much more difficult to clean up and it stains palettes, even high quality ones. So... so far watercolour, hands down, but in a year I may change my mind.
ah! that’s because you’re so used to watercolor but things may change indeed!
My favorite is watercolor only because I know that best... I'm having more and more fun with gouache though... and more and more success with it as well. And most recently I found out how to varnish/preserve gouache paintings too. Old dog learning new tricks...
With varnish, you can apply on gouache the same as on watercolor.
Thank you so much you help me to know more about the difference between them
Happy to help!
Im more experienced with watercolour so i is easier for me to use, but ive been using gouache for a few months and its getting easier to use. I'm going to follow your bootcamp to be even more comfortable with it.
I hope it will help you!
C’est très intéressant de vous voir faire le même tableau avec les deux médiums…. Je connais pas trop mal l’aquarelle mais je débute la gouache. Penser différemment est très perturbant au début…mais grâce à vos vidéos je persiste car c’est un médium très intéressant…merci beaucoup 👏🇫🇷
Merci beaucoup 😊 Joëlle ! au début il faut attraper le coup de main mais après ce n’est que du bonheur !
Thank you. Gauoche is my preference. It was great to see your thought process, your application, and your lovely outcome. One thing though, I don’t think in the main when painting with Gouache you can use any paper. I find with most of my work I benefit from watercolour paper. And 300 grams is my preference it allows me to decide to work a little wetter than I may have initially thought.
The paper depends on your style. If you use a lot of water you'll need 300 gsm, but if you're painting more dry, any paper will do the job!
Thank you.. this is precisely kind of comparison i was looking out for being info watercolors i find it so difficult to get into acrylics.. i feel gouache is a mid way. This helps
Thank you for your comment, always happy to help!
Both painting are amazing, in this vid, the watercolour mushroom looks better
Thank you very much!
I’m very confused between choosing watercolours or gouache… can you suggest me ..?? I’m currently an acrylic artist
I’d say gouache then, it’s closer to acrylic than watercolor.
@@CecileYadro thanks
7:05 duh
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Tu peux utiliser un gun à air chaud pour sécher ton aquarelle très rapidement sans la déplacer.
Oui, effectivement, mais je n'en n'ai pas !
@@CecileYadro j'ai payé le mien 20$ à la quincaillerie. En passant j'adore ta chaîne merci beaucoup pour ton beau travail. :)
So you paint guoche you paint like oils dark to like the opposite of water colors
Or you can do it the other way around!
If you want to learn gouache basics, you can follow my free gouache bootcamp: school.cecileyadro.com/courses/bootcamp
I prefer painting with watercolor, but I definitely liked your gouache mushroom more than the watercolor version. Very nice comparison!
Thank you so much 😀
Huh how ?
Vidéo super intéressante merci beaucoup ! J’ai tenté l’aquarelle puis j’ai vite compris que je devais apprendre les bases d’abord avec de l’acrylique ou de la gouache :)
L'aquarelle n'est pas aussi facile que la gouache je trouve !
I prefer gouache, I haven't used gouache in years, like many many years 😂 like15 years 😅, I recently started again painting, have been using mainly acrylic, have been trying watercolour (much cheaper) then gouache where I live, just to get a hang again of painting etc 😍 I love your paintings ❤ very inspirational, thank you for this video
Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks Cecile! The different ways the medium behaves is easy to see when the subject matter is the same for both. I have been painting with watercolours for just over 2 years and it was a steep learning curve! But I am in love with the way watercolour blends and has a life of its own. I recently started using gouache and I must admit, I still paint very carefully because of the habits I've picked up from watercolour... perhaps going forward I can utilise the strengths of gouache to be a little bolder and more expressive, as the medium is much more forgiving as you say :)
I think that learning watercolor is more difficult that learning gouache, so you're gonna be fine!
Water color is mych better
It depends for everyone!
Great video, thanks! I originally used acrylics, then watercolour for a couple of years, and then discovered gouache. So far I've just used it to paint greetings cards for friends and family but would like to expand that - it's such a versatile medium. I'll check out your workshop😊
Thank you!
Journey or process of gouache is easy and non thinking for me while the results are stunning but process is too thoughtful in watercolour
I completely agree, even if gouache comes with a learning curve as well.
To me, the tones, flow, and texture of the watercolor worked best. I would like to see a 3rd example of a watercolor painting blended lightly with Gouache. Very nice, thank you.
that’s good if you found your favorite medium!
Bravo¡¡ es justo lo que estaba buscando sobre pintar con gouache (tambien le decimos tèmperas)
Gracias!
Thanks for sharing this wonderful informational video with us. I appreciate your explaining the differences between the two mediums. I started out with painting with watercolors and I am just learning about how to paint with gouache. I am finding out that I kind of like both mediums pretty equally. I like both of these differences and how they can help me achieve what I am wanting for my paintings.
Thanks for your comment!
It’s gouache all the way for me! I just love the look of it. Thank you for this video.
So glad!
Can't you use the white gouache on the watercolor mushroom? Thanks for all your time and lessons! 💜
Sure I could, but I wanted it to be watercolor only! Thanks for your message!
@CecileYadro Wow... thanks for answering. I started gouache from an online class. HIMI! 😳 It scared me off of gouache & into watercolor. I'm glad you gave an honest review of Himi gouache. Maybe I should try with new paint! PS - you sound like Isabella Rosellini - my fav actress!
Oh... you're not the first one to say that, I'm flattered!
wish you can teach me
well I can! you can join my membership here: school.cecileyadro.com/courses/art-with-cecile
thank you!!!!
You're welcome!
I am a long time watercolorist and have recently taken up gouache. I don't know why it has taken me so long to move to gouache. Probably because most of my watercolor teachers turned up their noses at gouache so I thought it was not something to use in my paintings. They were wrong, you are right. Gouache is magic.
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I agree with the teachers
Conteúdo fantástico!
Muito obrigado e um grande abraço do Brasil!
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Obrigado!