Oh my. I love your work. It has given me much more confidence to start again as I am a beginner. I realise I am trying to be to perfect for abstract design. Thank you
That is great to hear. Yes I often find when I let go I get some of the best results but its hard to do especially when a painting starts to go well and you dont want to ruin it!
I like your paintings, could you possibly show us how much aquapasto to paint …I’ve really never used it so if you could show that part that will be great! 🙏💕
Yes!.. I am planning on doing an overview of aquapasto, probably in the next 2-3 weeks. But briefly.. you can add as little or as much as you like. Its really a case of experimentating. The more you add the more ‘viscous’ your paint will become. Though this also depend on how much water you add. I hope this helps..
Your first "experimental" piece is just really gorgeous. It's inspired me to get some aquapasto which until this morning didn't even know was a thing. Something about the colours, composition and layering that is just really pleasing
That is so nice to hear, thank you so much! I am glad you have discovered aquapasto, I really hope you enjoy trying it out! It has many uses 😊 I am really happy you liked the video and thank you so much for your support.
What tape are you using? I'm searching for a color tape that won't pull up pieces of my watercolor paper. Blue painters tape is too tacky, it seems. I'm legally blind and need tape that isn't white. I need the contrast of color on white paper. I just got my first WN Pro set and a tube of Aquapasto. Excited to watch and play. ❤
Someone has suggested Hahnemühle Masking Tape. I have not used it myself but it appears to be in different colours and it is washi tape so it should be very low tack. The tape I used was unbranded from a local shop and I never discovered the name. I have moved away now so I will most likely try the Hahnemuhle. Good luck and thank you :)
A bit different since the paint remains transparent unlike gouache and I think that it is easier to make marks into the surface. But a direct comparison could be interesting 😊
Hello! Yes.. exactly, it remains translucent. In the video linked at the end I added white paint (gouache I think but titanium white very similar) and so it made it opaque. Obviously gouache would also make it opaque. But yes with watercolour its translucent and thicker consistency! 😊
Oh my. I love your work. It has given me much more confidence to start again as I am a beginner. I realise I am trying to be to perfect for abstract design. Thank you
That is great to hear. Yes I often find when I let go I get some of the best results but its hard to do especially when a painting starts to go well and you dont want to ruin it!
I really enjoyed seeing this! Interesting to see how layering really increases the depth and complexity of it all. Thank you so much.
Yes, I feel like there are so many options still to try out! So glad you liked the video. Thank you so much.
I really like those and want to try that out next time I buy art supplies. :)
Great, yes! Give it a go!
Love these! I’ve been meaning to try this stuff in my loose watercolour landscapes - you’ve inspired me! Thanks Jill R 🇬🇧 .
Thank you! Thats great 😊 I love it! Hope you get on well with it..
I love these, please make more tutorials like this one 😊
Yes! Thank you so much for your encouragement
Thank you for introducing me to Aquapasto!
You are welcome, its a great medium!
I like your paintings, could you possibly show us how much aquapasto to paint …I’ve really never used it so if you could show that part that will be great! 🙏💕
Yes!.. I am planning on doing an overview of aquapasto, probably in the next 2-3 weeks. But briefly.. you can add as little or as much as you like. Its really a case of experimentating. The more you add the more ‘viscous’ your paint will become. Though this also depend on how much water you add. I hope this helps..
I don't think they are busy at all. Very beautiful! Thank you for sharing this with us.
Thank you 😊
Your first "experimental" piece is just really gorgeous. It's inspired me to get some aquapasto which until this morning didn't even know was a thing.
Something about the colours, composition and layering that is just really pleasing
That is so nice to hear, thank you so much! I am glad you have discovered aquapasto, I really hope you enjoy trying it out! It has many uses 😊 I am really happy you liked the video and thank you so much for your support.
Great use of aquapasto 🏆 ❤
Thank you!
Very informative, thank you.
You are welcome, thank you
What tape are you using? I'm searching for a color tape that won't pull up pieces of my watercolor paper. Blue painters tape is too tacky, it seems. I'm legally blind and need tape that isn't white. I need the contrast of color on white paper. I just got my first WN Pro set and a tube of Aquapasto. Excited to watch and play. ❤
Someone has suggested Hahnemühle Masking Tape. I have not used it myself but it appears to be in different colours and it is washi tape so it should be very low tack. The tape I used was unbranded from a local shop and I never discovered the name. I have moved away now so I will most likely try the Hahnemuhle. Good luck and thank you :)
@@annamabellaedgley Ahhh, thank you so much! 💜
A bit like using gouache and watercolour
I had rather forgotten about gum Arabic. Thanks for reminding me! I like your work.
A bit different since the paint remains transparent unlike gouache and I think that it is easier to make marks into the surface. But a direct comparison could be interesting 😊
Thank you 😊 this was a reply to your second comment I only just saw it!
I realise now that the watercolour keeps its translucency with the aquapasto-it's just a thicker consistency?:-)
Hello! Yes.. exactly, it remains translucent. In the video linked at the end I added white paint (gouache I think but titanium white very similar) and so it made it opaque. Obviously gouache would also make it opaque. But yes with watercolour its translucent and thicker consistency! 😊
Thanks for the reply-I don't mean to be tedious with questions. :-)
Not at all its great to get questions and I am happy if I can help even if just a bit 😊