Hot Press or Cold Press Paper // Which paper should I use?
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- Опубликовано: 2 апр 2020
- Not sure whether to use hot pressed or cold pressed watercolor paper? This video might help you decide. #louisedemasi #watercolor
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I think this might be the best comparison I've seen on the two- many people have discussed the difference, but showing it side by side while painting the same thing on different textures was invaluable. Thanks!
Best comparison I watched up to now. Very valuable video. Thank you. 😊
I started a year ago with two teachers who use hot press paper. I got so frustrated that I quit them and last month put away my gear, washed my bits of paint down the sink and gave up on watercolor all together. I ran across you and another lady that use cold press with lovely results and decided to try one more time. I cried with joy at the ease of working with cold press. If I had started with that I could have saved myself many months of disappointment. I'm excited to work with you on Patreon!
I'm glad you gave it a second try Linda. That's wonderful. I did a similar thing. I tried once and gave up because it was too difficult. I put my watercolour paints away for a few years but then I decided one day to give it a second try. The first time I think I was using cheap paper but the second time I bought myself some good paper. I'm so glad I did try again- it's now a huge part of my life and I don't know what I'd do without it. 💕
I've always used hot press paper, as I paint small detailed illustrations, and love it. However when painting larger elements hot press paper is very frustrating and doesn't look good.
This is the absolute best video comparison of hot pressed vs cold pressed paper I've seen.
Thank you! I'm glad it was helpful. 💕
the bloopers at the end made me smile/laugh!! what an informative video! thank you!
Thanks Lianna.
Cold press buckled while the hot press didn’t. Interesting. Another great tutorial. Have a great day.
I love your expert camera angle that clearly shows the wetness of the paper in this and other of your videos; it's so very helpful.
I understood, perhaps mistakenly, that hot pressed paper was ideal for botanical paintings. I have no expertise on the matter whatsoever - can't even remember where I read or heard that. I could see the difference it made in your ease of painting. Cold pressed seemed more predictable than the "slippery" hot pressed. Great video Louise. Thank you for brightening my day.
Thank you Mary. Yes you're right. Botanical painters use hot pressed paper.
Personally I love that a print shows the texture of the paper.
Love the bloopers at the end. I get a great chuckle as I can so relate from doing videos for my aesthetic salon on skin care and make up. People who have not made homemade videos don’t realize the amount of work that goes into making a video. Take after take after take. Some days it seems like a breeze while other days it seems you just can’t get it right.
You do an amazing job. I applaud you on how professional your videos are. 🎉
Precious advice and... proficiently funny ! Loved it.
The color did seem to be more vibrant on the hot pressed paper than the cold pressed. This was an informative comparison. Thank you.
Thank you, Louise, for such a succinct explanation between hot/cold pressed paper. I watch several artists for advice and you are by far the easiest to understand when doing comparisons. I agree with another's comment. Your camera angle is awesome and truly allows me to visualize what my attempts should look like. You have a soothing sound and very sound advice. Thank you again. Vickie St. Louis MO U.S.A.
Thank you for explaining and showing the differences. It makes
me understand why and how colors react the way they do. I will continue with cold press till I get better. Love your out takes.
Thank you Dora. 💕
Isn't she wonderful. I am new to watercolours and she makes it easier.
Glad to learn every day
Please stay safe and healthy. You are so much fun to watch and learn from.
Thank you Patsy. You too! 💕
As full time professional artist and Bookbinder, I use ALOT of watercolor paper... for both Artwork and Binding. I only buy and use 100% cotton watercolor papers, and my absolute favorite is Saunders Waterford. I buy most of my watercolor paper in rolls, and in bulk orders of imperial sheets if rolls are not available for a specific brand, type or weight. I have noticed with Arches brand only, their hot press paper has changed in the past 2 years, and DRASTICALLY!!! Some of their 300gsm hot press will have big spots that resist paint and water to no end. But for the most part, their hot press is very absorbent at 1st, it dries extremely fast now! I have to put alot of coats of water on it, to get it to stay wet... their hot press almost acts like a sponge at 1st! Then when you are doing light washes, the paper looks like it is pilling up... it gets this very sloppy look to it, and it dries so fast! Their hot press literally dries 5 times faster, than their cold press paper! As soon as you lay a brush stroke down, it almost dries right up if you don't have your brush fully soaked with water! And light layers, and certain pigments look EXTREMELY washed out. Arches has changed hands in ownership recently, and their quality control has spiraled way out of control on sizing issues, mostly found with their hot press. I can not stand Arches hot press at all, I down right despise the stuff lol. Now Saunders Waterford hot press on the other hand, handles exactly how you described in this video. I get alot of people telling me how upset and displeased they are with Arches lately, and the messiness that goes on with their hot press papers, and sizing issues in general. I do love their hot press for pen and ink work, and colored pencil work on the other hand. With ink work, or playing around with gouache and heavier pigments, Arches is much more absorbent and dries faster than other brands. God knows I've got plenty of it, multiple rolls and tons of imperial sheets in different weights... I only buy it, because that's what people ask for in the goatskin Hardbound watercolor sketchbooks I make for their orders. Figured I'd throw my opinion in the bucket lol. Have a good one
Thanks very much for all the information Deejay and taking the time to write. I appreciate it and I'm sure others do too.
I loooove the bloopers! Haha! Thanks so much for this explanation!
😂 I love love love the bloopers! I want to watch your videos just for these! Thank you for your inspiring and instructional videos!
Thank you so much. Finally I understood how to use hot press paper 😊
A very informative video on the differences. You can clearly see that it is harder to get a smooth wash on hot pressed paper. It is even more difficult with a larger area and with more water. The papers are made for different approaches and styles, Louse is a great instructor. Thank you!!
Your tutorials are amazing, as is your talent!
Thank you for being so kind to post them!
Thanks very much Linda. Thank you for watching and commenting. 💕
That was such a wonderful comparison! Thank you
Thank you so much Louise.
Thank you Louise 😊
Thanks a lot. I see the brighter colours on the hot -pressed paper!
Thank you so much for your clear explanation!
Thank you so much! This has helped me tremendously!
This is so very helpful. Thank you!
Same! I love using and own both styles! And I have no real reason for which one I work with. Thank you for showing the differences.
Thank you so much for your tips and thoughts on papers! Love your out takes, too! Thanks for the giggles!
Super helpful 🙏🏼 thank you!
Super! I enjoyed the visual explaining !!!
Thank you so much Louise this was a fabulous experimental demonstration. I’m just begging on my watercolour journey. I’m physically disabled and have at random times spasm hands, not to be confused with jazz hands in dancing lol, I have no control over my spasm hands. So in that regard I feel watercolours will be more forgiving and less stress for my hands and arms than acrylic and I wouldn’t even entertain trying oils. I’ve always been a creative soul but only had a little play with watercolours through a hospital art program in Brisbane, I left that room soooooo relaxed. So this information is particularly helpful for me, I’m very grateful. I just love that you add your bloopers, thanks again 😊
You're an amazing artist so there's no paper that can defeat you. Thanks for the video.
Very very interesting. Thank you! Your videos, filming, editing and voice over are just perfect. ❤️❤️❤️
Fantastically in depth video!
Good job this was!
Excellent advice Louise... thank you.
This video was incredibly insightful! Thank you for posting it!
You are simply amazing.
Louise, that was absolutely what I needed, after years messing around with watercolours, now that I'm retired I'm getting down to serious business. I purchased some Arches cold press recently, and am considering the hot press also when the lockdown ends here in France. Thanks a million for your gorgeous tutorials. 👍
Thank you for your explanation and demonstration
Thank you for your sharing 😊 I needed this teaching
❤ thank you for posting this. It helps.
I’ve been painting for 2/3 of my life now or more. (Considering mom getting me started with it as a kid!) she pains wet on dry, very meticulous. She has not painted now for many years and recently requested I get us some new paper as I have been working on projects. The options were overwhelming, and with out a tangible store to pick up sheets within many many miles, the choice to invest in paper online has been daunting. A commitment.
This video, was by far and wide the best explanation and best comparison I could have ever had shared with me! Thank you for paying it forward and your joy is contagious to us other artists.
My current painting is on Bristol board. Not conventional water color paper. I now understand that hot press is going to be where it’s at for my liking of surface!!!
I also am going to try agave fiber. It will be fun to compare.
Happy painting!!! And many thanks to you Louise.
Thank you for the explanation....you are delightful!
Excellent demo! Thank you very much!
20 years ago I tried watercolors and gave up out of frustration. A friend encouraged me to try it again 6 months ago. RUclips channels like yours make it much more fun and enjoyable! You make both cold and hot pressed look easy but I can see the differences. I think I will stick with cold press for a while.
I’m loving the information you provide on every video. It is very clear and concise.
Lisa, Virginia US
Love your videos your paintings are stunning. I too love the bloopers at the end you have a great sense of humour. Glad to hear of your new studio🙂
This was the most helpful video on the differences that I have seen. Thank you!
thankyou for sharing your knowledge and experience. you are inspirational!
Thank you so much for this useful video! I like so much your work!
Thanks, Louise! Your side by side comparisons were very helpful! Much appreciated!
Dahling you are fabulous
Great advise, thank you for sharing your skill with us.
Thanks for your good advice
I love your videos, Louise, they are always so well thought-out. Thank you for the time you put in to each of them. ❤️
Thank you Miranda. 💕
Great demo! I've never heard any of this info before, so it was wonderful knowing this before I get started.
Thank you for a great and detailed review 😊
You are SO talented!!! I absolutely LOVE watching your videos! Excellent teacher!
So excited to see another of your videos! Thank you 😊 💕
Thank you Sarah. I hope you're well and safe. 💕
You are fun...love your humor
Thanks you explain very clearly. Love your all paintings.
Thank you so much !
Much appreciated
Thank you, so much!
I am grateful for your teaching and skill.
Thanks for clearly demonstrating the differences. The ending made me smile, thanks.
I enjoy your outtakes!
Thanks for the informative video and the bloopers at the end that made me smile.
That was very helpful!!! Thank you 😊
Thank you Louise your explanations are very easy to follow and a joy to watch. Plenty of time at last to practice
Thank you for this video, I just loved your examples, really helped me understand the difference. Be safe xoxo
Thank you, excellent tutorial. I loved the bloopers!
Absolutely love your energy! Your explanations are so good. Thank you so much, from Argentina 💕
Very informative, answered all my questions, thank you.
Loved the bloopers! Thanks, we all need a laugh right now ❤️
You’re so funny! And I LOVE your art! Great teacher too.
Thank you so much! I really enjoyed watching your video and it really helped me to understand the difference between the papers, because I'm pretty new to watercolors.
And I love you artwork!!
Absolutely addicted to your videos and all I learn from them! Thank you so much for your gentle and informative tutorials! I’m not an artist, and have only just started working in watercolour (in isolation), my adult kids have indulged me with gifts of watercolour paints and other equipment. It’s good to have a laugh at your ‘bloopers’ at the end too, but I’d never have noticed, you are obviously a perfectionist! I’m a BIG fan! Thank you again, please keep making videos! :)
Such an informative video. I am also very thankful that you announce the colors that you are using. Thank you.
very helpful! thank you
Thank you, that was SO helpful!
Hahaha loved the ending 😅
It was both very informative and relaxing😊!
You are a great teacher! Thank you for sharing so generously. :-)
Thank you. Useful information
That is a very nice stash of paper!
I like your videos , never change your unique style 👌
Thanks! Great Video!
😅 o how I do love the bloopers. I orderd samples of Arches, Fabriano and Hanemüle paper to see the diffirence, I am curently using Canson, it's whats available here and not so pricy. I painted a Iris on the Hanemüle paper and I loved it, so I don't even want to know how awesome the other paper is going to be😄
Oh great! Let me know how you like the Hanemule paper. Thank you!
Thank you so much,it was very helpfull and fany at the end😉😍😄
Very helpful!
Thank you for this in-depth study of the two paper types. Very helpful! Love the bloopers!
My pleasure and thank you. 💕
Great advice, thank you 👍🏻
Very helpful video and I loved the ending 😂❤
Thank you so very much for your videos, as they are so very informative and helpful. I found this video regarding the differences between cold and hot watercolour paper to be very interesting and enlightening. Great tips and things to keep in mind when trying hot pressed paper. You’re a very talented artist and a great teacher!!
Very interesting and usefull video, I completly agree, thank you very much!
Thank you for these terrific demonstrations and explanations!
My pleasure. Thank you Patrizia.
I think the flower picture is so beautiful and beautiful.
You're a great painter.
Enjoy, and I always cheer for you.
I look forward to all of your videos.
Very informative as always!!! Great video Louise!
Thanks Nathan.
Thanks for this Louise. Great information with the comparisons.
Pleasure Jennifer. Thank you!
Louise, the information you shared in this video is so interesting. I really appreciated learning the difference between the cold and the hot pressed paper. Thank you. Helene
Hi Louise, I'm the beginner of Water color, happy to follow your youtube, it help me so much. You are a wonderful teacher. Thankyou again. The bloopers at the end is so funny