I could watch and mix colors with you all day long. thank you for such a generous video - getting supplies together for my first dry gouache palette. I have a feeling I'll end up with more than one!
Art Toolkit. I love using dry gouache palettes! But watching your set up and seeing how you mixed your colours, was a real eye-opener! Thank you for sharing ❤
Thanks for this helpful video about this new brand of high quality gouache. Definitely worth a try! And then these shallow palettes that can be used for “dried gouache” make using gouache on the go or even anywhere else, a lot more convenient. ❤
I’m so glad you found the info helpful Nancy! I was so excited at how economical and high quality Senex is. So far I have been using my dry gouache palette much more than my wet gouache palette. Like you said it’s so convenient and easy to use. 🤗🎨🖌
Arttoolkit - thank you as always! I have my art tool kit large palette to fill and another palette to fill in a plein air box. Great seeing your process in deciding colors. I also want to make a dry gouache pallet. Enjoyed the testing process and ideas. I have to say you are one of my top 5 RUclipsrs. I have been suffering through some sort of autoimmune issue that still is not diagnosed after 4 1/2 years. Well, I didn’t believe fibromyalgia diagnosis….to me I didn’t fit. Who knew I would need three different Neuro specialties to get where I am today. Now I’m waiting 6 long weeks until I see MG Univ of Md experts. I knew I was a rare woman! On the couch unable to move today after art day yesterday….appt can’t come quick enough. Apparently, no one cancels or I’m far down the list.
Thank you so much for your kind words! Have fun with your Art Toolkit. Good luck with your Dr appointment. Have you been tested for Mast Cell Activation Syndrome MCAS ?
@@BeginnersMind-ArtMind No, I have not unless it is in round 1 and round 2 of the 20 vials of blood tests each time. I will look it up. Vasculitis, Multiple sclerosis, Lupus, lime, Multiple myeloma, Myasthenia Gravis, etc. I just recently went back to all the doctors pleading for help (as in a diagnosis) and my last visit was my Nuero and before he heard me (same office as primary care I just saw) he thinks I have Seronegative Myasthenia Gravis. When I tested negative last year, I put it out of my mind and told other docs I was negative. Well, apparently you can test negative because they are not done finding all the ways they can test blood. So, I’m seeing the experts in the Nuero Muscular department in the only hospital near me that employs them, but have to wait six more weeks. I refreshed my memory of the symptoms and darn….i have almost all of the symptoms and am getting progressively worse! I’ve taken prednisone in the past to get out of a terrible flare and ended up on it for over a year. It delayed an actual diagnosis :). I’m ready to cry uncle and take it again, but I need to make it to this appointment. I had a double lumbar fusion with a complication that disabled me enough…this is the thing that will break me mentally if it goes on any longer. My therapist LOVES that I use art and art journaling as a hobby. In this past year, I have slowly been getting less and less time feeling good enough to put pen to paper. Learning on RUclips has been my savior when I can’t physically create. I have slowly been making an “art nest” bag for when I can’t make it to my studio and feel well enough to sit up. Lately, I have had the desire to sketch and paint plein air. All of your videos lately have caught my attention for sure. Thank you so much for sharing your art life and sharing your struggle to create some days. I’m more open about my medical struggles and can understand your need to keep things private from the public, etc.
I always feel like mixing colours after watching your videos. I've been mixing my paints more lately and it's so fun to learn and experience colour theory. 🥰
Love watching the swatching and color mixing. It's amazing how much different colors you can make with a limited color palette. Art toolkit. Thanks for sharing.
Hello my dear friend! I just made myself a new pallet for spring time yeah! Yours are real awesome, I can't wait for some warmer weather too! I hope you are feeling better. God bless you both hugs and warm wishes! Art tool kit!😊 bye for now👋❣😃
Even before you did your demo, I didn’t think cracking in dried gouache would make much difference to it’s usability and quality. But it’s nice to know about M. Graham not cracking at all.
The reason I was concerned with it is because I have a lot of trouble with my Daniel Smith watercolors cracking and actually falling out of my palette. When I lifted up my watercolor palette to show it in the beginning of the video I discovered later that the ultramarine blue had fallen out and gotten lost in the grass. So far even the gouache color that has cracks hasn’t fallen out. 🤗
Art Tool Kit. Wish shipping costs were more doable to Belgium, keep checking every once in a while but it’s either splurge on items and have the one time shipping costs or loose my money on shipping fees. Also bit scared of what customs would add to that. So I keep hoping they do so well that they will have a representative in Europe. With all those clever products they’re definitely on the right track. I so want to try gouache, only have the white. Still deciding whether I’ll get a set of Gouache or make my own by mixing regular good quality watercolor paint with the white gouache. I absolutely love the colors you’ve chosen. They go well together, so much potential!
Thanks I’m so glad you’re enjoying the videos! I love green smoothies, we’ve been drinking green smoothies for over 30 years. The brain fog is part of an autoimmune disease and comes and goes depending on the level of systemic inflammation.
Art toolkit ❤. I have been planning to choose colours for a dried gouache palette for a while now. As usual, my options overwhelm me so I haven’t done it yet 😂. I have both an empty pocket and folio palette by Art Toolkit and an empty pocket painter palette. My empty folio palette has 15 square pans and I thought that might be nice for a selection of gouache. I’m leaning towards a palette with fewer colours and more mixing. Between now and when I actually put it together, I could change my mind! Enjoyed seeing your choices! I didn’t realize you are in Vermont. Love Vermont and New Hampshire… they are “road trip” vacation destinations for us since we’re just a few hours away in eastern Canada. We still have WAY more snow, although it’s melted a lot this week! Can’t wait to see grass and flowers (and leaves)… my eyes are craving COLOUR!!
It definitely is overwhelming choosing colors for a pallet, at least for me lol. Don and I used to live up on the Canadian border in Morgan, Vermont. Not far from the Derby line crossing. We would have been really close to you then.
@@BeginnersMind-ArtMind I looked up Morgan on the map, we’re pretty much on a horizontal line east of Morgan… we’d drive through Maine to get there. We often go to Ottawa or Montreal for summer vacation and take the Canada route to get there and then drive through Vermont/NH/Maine to get back home. Such pretty areas to drive through and visit!! Have not done that type of vacation since pre-Covid and miss those trips.
Hi Linda. I have Holbein gouache and I’m thinking of creating a dry gouache palette. Has you Holbein stayed in your palette? It’s very expensive and I’d hate to waste it. Thank you for the great information!
Just keep in mind that the Art Toolkit pallet pans are vey shallow. I’m not sure what the results will be if you use something like a regular half pan or a full pan. I just haven’t tried that yet.
Art tool kit. Linda- I've used M Graham ( and others eventually) in dry palette for many years with no ill-effects. I don't use any additives and just either spritz lightly or just use damp brush to reactivate. Occasionally as I use majello and equivalent in the field which has a lot of open air and space for mixing- and through jostling and throwing in all directions around a few little pieces break off. I just throw them back or make new mixes with small pieces. in studio I leave them dry in a number of palettes and mixing dishes. I rarely clean the palettes and just reuse the interesting mixes. The colors rejuvenate beautifully forever.
That’s good to know thanks! Lena Revo recommends the blending medium. I compared a couple of colors with and without the blending medium and they definitely wet more easily with the blending medium, although like you mention, it’s not absolutely necessary.
@@BeginnersMind-ArtMind Lena Revo is definitely an expert. I adore her process and results. I didn't remember hearing that. I have blending medium-- ie watercolor... is that what you're using?
@@lulabelle33 Yes, Windsor and Newton blending medium. What I have found so far with my own experimentation is that it definitely works really well in my dry palette. When I compared dried pans with the medium and without the medium, the ones with the medium definitely re-wet easier. I’m not sure how much I am liking it in my wet gouache palette, I may have used too much but I feel like it made my wet gouache sticky. Next time I refill a pan in my wet palette I’m going to try just using one drop and comparing with and without it. Definitely having fun experimenting with a different scenarios.
Art tool kit. Man, I want to get outside and pain, but winter refuses to let up where I am at. I just have a backpack with my basic art supplies in it, although creating a setup like this sounds fun.
Linda, wanted to update you on my dry gouache palette. I had mold develop in mine after a few days after using it. I seemed to have solved the problem by spritzing them with clove bud oil and water in a tiny spray bottle. I bought cool pen sized spray bottles on Amazon so I keep this mixture with my dry gouache palette in my plein air bag. Hope this helps 😊 hugs from Texas where it's already in the 80s! I can't believe all that snow piled up at your house!!! And it takes me forever too to put together colors in a new palette lol😂
Hi Melissa, I have a few videos on my channel where I talk about solving mold issues with Gouache palettes. Especially for people who choose not to use clove bud oil like myself. My vinegar and distilled water recipe is in quite a few of my Plein air and gouache videos. Adding the blending medium to the dry gouache palette is supposed to prevent mold but this is the first time I’ve tested it out instead of using my regular anti-mold recipe. I will update on whether it’s successful or not in an upcoming video. There are too many videos where I talk about preventing more to post the links here but if you go to my channel you should be able to find them easily enough.
What brand are you using? I had some serious issues when I first started with gouache and went with Arteza. No matter what I did, I couldn't keep them in a palette, wet or dry. Finally gave up and they are sitting in their tubes. I only use the metallic and iridescent colors from time to time now because they really are nice. But it's definitely only out of the tube. I am trying M. Graham now and doing my best to keep them misted with clove oil and use them frequently.
I use M Graham, Holbein and Senex. I have a few videos where I show how I keep my gouache palettes mold free using a very diluted mixture of white distilled vinegar and distilled water. The clove oil did not work for me But with the other mixture I use I’ve never had a single issue with mold.
Clove Bud Oil...That is really great info regarding clove bud oil use! I use it for my oil paints stored in my palette box.. Never thought about its usefulness for a Gouache palette to help prevent mold... 👍👍👍
I bought some blending medium for acrylic. Would that work for adding to the Gouache to help with the cracking? I'm so new I haven't even used my gouache or acrylics yet and still learning to watercolor leaves and petals. At 76 I'm so far behind this learning game....sigh. Also did you leave your gouache container open after you filled it to dry? I'm assuming you did but you know what that 'assume' means lol. Thank you
Don’t worry about being behind, just have fun on the journey! I’m pretty sure that watercolor blending medium and acrylic blending medium are different products so I wouldn’t use it without researching it. Yes, I did leave my palette open until it dried. Have fun!
@@BeginnersMind-ArtMind Thanks so much for your help! I've seen what you use at Hobby Lobby and I got a gift card for there for MD. Sooo going shopping in a few days!! :)
Question re MGraham….because it takes so long to dry (days), how will you transport your completed work when you travel? If you use a sketchbook you wont be able to close it, and if you use sheets you will have to lay flat somewhere while traveling. Whats your plan?
Thanks for asking, the M. Graham gouache dries in moments on the page I just close the Sketchbook for transport. I’ve used them for years and the pages always dry right away. Hope that helps!
Ps. I've had n graham gouache that I stored for over 12 years and no drying out or I'll effects in tubes. They were in a small thick cardboard box but still I was amazed
I had read about M Graham gouache fermenting in the tubes but I had never had it happen. The other day when I was loading the pallet I noticed a tube that had blown way up like a balloon. It was mostly filled with air and just a little bit of paint but it was all blown up. When I squeezed out the paint it was kind of chunky like cottage cheese and had curdled. It does still seem to work though.
Sorry, I’m not sure I understood your question. I think you are asking if the color mixing would be the same with either gouache or acrylic and the answer is yes, as long as you use the same pigments. I hope that helps!
No, the Senex gouache I am using is regular gouache. I have heard from the company that they are coming out with an acrylic gouach, but probably not till next year.
@@BeginnersMind-ArtMind thank you for your speedy response! I've ordered the set and am very eager to try it. It seems to be behaving well for you. Thank you for all the work you did for that video, it really helps.
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I could watch and mix colors with you all day long. thank you for such a generous video - getting supplies together for my first dry gouache palette. I have a feeling I'll end up with more than one!
Thanks so much for your lovely comment. I loved hearing your enthusiasm 🤗🎨🖌️
Art Toolkit. I love using dry gouache palettes! But watching your set up and seeing how you mixed your colours, was a real eye-opener! Thank you for sharing ❤
I’m so glad that you found it helpful. Thanks for letting me know! 🙏💕
Thanks for this helpful video about this new brand of high quality gouache. Definitely worth a try! And then these shallow palettes that can be used for “dried gouache” make using gouache on the go or even anywhere else, a lot more convenient. ❤
I’m so glad you found the info helpful Nancy! I was so excited at how economical and high quality Senex is. So far I have been using my dry gouache palette much more than my wet gouache palette. Like you said it’s so convenient and easy to use. 🤗🎨🖌
Art Toolkit! I'm putting together a folio size with watercolor and found this very helpful. Thank you!
I’m so glad you found it helpful! Thanks so much for letting me know. 🎨🖌️
Art Tool Kit. Thank you for the info and demo!!!👍👍👍
Thanks for watching and commenting. I'm really glad you enjoyed it.
Arttoolkit - thank you as always! I have my art tool kit large palette to fill and another palette to fill in a plein air box. Great seeing your process in deciding colors. I also want to make a dry gouache pallet. Enjoyed the testing process and ideas.
I have to say you are one of my top 5 RUclipsrs. I have been suffering through some sort of autoimmune issue that still is not diagnosed after 4 1/2 years. Well, I didn’t believe fibromyalgia diagnosis….to me I didn’t fit. Who knew I would need three different Neuro specialties to get where I am today. Now I’m waiting 6 long weeks until I see MG Univ of Md experts. I knew I was a rare woman! On the couch unable to move today after art day yesterday….appt can’t come quick enough. Apparently, no one cancels or I’m far down the list.
Thank you so much for your kind words! Have fun with your Art Toolkit. Good luck with your Dr appointment. Have you been tested for Mast Cell Activation Syndrome MCAS ?
@@BeginnersMind-ArtMind No, I have not unless it is in round 1 and round 2 of the 20 vials of blood tests each time. I will look it up. Vasculitis, Multiple sclerosis, Lupus, lime, Multiple myeloma, Myasthenia Gravis, etc. I just recently went back to all the doctors pleading for help (as in a diagnosis) and my last visit was my Nuero and before he heard me (same office as primary care I just saw) he thinks I have Seronegative Myasthenia Gravis. When I tested negative last year, I put it out of my mind and told other docs I was negative. Well, apparently you can test negative because they are not done finding all the ways they can test blood. So, I’m seeing the experts in the Nuero Muscular department in the only hospital near me that employs them, but have to wait six more weeks. I refreshed my memory of the symptoms and darn….i have almost all of the symptoms and am getting progressively worse! I’ve taken prednisone in the past to get out of a terrible flare and ended up on it for over a year. It delayed an actual diagnosis :). I’m ready to cry uncle and take it again, but I need to make it to this appointment. I had a double lumbar fusion with a complication that disabled me enough…this is the thing that will break me mentally if it goes on any longer. My therapist LOVES that I use art and art journaling as a hobby. In this past year, I have slowly been getting less and less time feeling good enough to put pen to paper. Learning on RUclips has been my savior when I can’t physically create. I have slowly been making an “art nest” bag for when I can’t make it to my studio and feel well enough to sit up. Lately, I have had the desire to sketch and paint plein air. All of your videos lately have caught my attention for sure. Thank you so much for sharing your art life and sharing your struggle to create some days. I’m more open about my medical struggles and can understand your need to keep things private from the public, etc.
Art toolkit. Love your color mixing. Glad the snow is pretty much gone. Enjoyed!!!
Thank you! 🤗
Art tool kit. Good to see the thoughtful colour Choi es and mixing.
Thanks for watching and letting me know that you enjoyed it! 🙏💕
I always feel like mixing colours after watching your videos. I've been mixing my paints more lately and it's so fun to learn and experience colour theory. 🥰
That is awesome! You know how much I love color mixing 😆🎨🖌
Love watching the swatching and color mixing. It's amazing how much different colors you can make with a limited color palette. Art toolkit. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much for watching and commenting! Color mixing is so addicting lol 🎨🖌🤗
Hello my dear friend! I just made myself a new pallet for spring time yeah! Yours are real awesome, I can't wait for some warmer weather too! I hope you are feeling better. God bless you both hugs and warm wishes! Art tool kit!😊 bye for now👋❣😃
Thank you for your very sweet comment Jackie. 😘 Happy painting 🖌🎨
Art toolkit. Hello from Germany. Love your vids.❤
Hello from across the pond! Thanks for watching and letting me know that you enjoyed the video!
thanks Linda, can't wait to watch !!
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Art Toolkit 😊 Loved the mixing and your final palette!
Thanks for letting me know that you enjoyed it! 🎨🖌
Even before you did your demo, I didn’t think cracking in dried gouache would make much difference to it’s usability and quality. But it’s nice to know about M. Graham not cracking at all.
The reason I was concerned with it is because I have a lot of trouble with my Daniel Smith watercolors cracking and actually falling out of my palette. When I lifted up my watercolor palette to show it in the beginning of the video I discovered later that the ultramarine blue had fallen out and gotten lost in the grass. So far even the gouache color that has cracks hasn’t fallen out. 🤗
I had a few MGraham watercolors and after painting they took days to dry ! That honey base really keeps them wet a long time.
I really love their gouache for that exact reason. The honey makes all the difference.
Art Tool Kit. Wish shipping costs were more doable to Belgium, keep checking every once in a while but it’s either splurge on items and have the one time shipping costs or loose my money on shipping fees. Also bit scared of what customs would add to that. So I keep hoping they do so well that they will have a representative in Europe. With all those clever products they’re definitely on the right track.
I so want to try gouache, only have the white. Still deciding whether I’ll get a set of Gouache or make my own by mixing regular good quality watercolor paint with the white gouache. I absolutely love the colors you’ve chosen. They go well together, so much potential!
That’s too bad about the shipping. Good luck with deciding on the gouache.
Art tool kit I enjoyed your colour mixing
Thanks for watching and letting me know that you enjoyed the color mixing! Your feedback really helps.
I appreciate your hard work and information as a beginner. My tip for brain fog green smoothies❤
Thanks I’m so glad you’re enjoying the videos! I love green smoothies, we’ve been drinking green smoothies for over 30 years. The brain fog is part of an autoimmune disease and comes and goes depending on the level of systemic inflammation.
Art toolkit ❤. I have been planning to choose colours for a dried gouache palette for a while now. As usual, my options overwhelm me so I haven’t done it yet 😂. I have both an empty pocket and folio palette by Art Toolkit and an empty pocket painter palette. My empty folio palette has 15 square pans and I thought that might be nice for a selection of gouache. I’m leaning towards a palette with fewer colours and more mixing. Between now and when I actually put it together, I could change my mind! Enjoyed seeing your choices!
I didn’t realize you are in Vermont. Love Vermont and New Hampshire… they are “road trip” vacation destinations for us since we’re just a few hours away in eastern Canada. We still have WAY more snow, although it’s melted a lot this week! Can’t wait to see grass and flowers (and leaves)… my eyes are craving COLOUR!!
It definitely is overwhelming choosing colors for a pallet, at least for me lol. Don and I used to live up on the Canadian border in Morgan, Vermont. Not far from the Derby line crossing. We would have been really close to you then.
@@BeginnersMind-ArtMind I looked up Morgan on the map, we’re pretty much on a horizontal line east of Morgan… we’d drive through Maine to get there. We often go to Ottawa or Montreal for summer vacation and take the Canada route to get there and then drive through Vermont/NH/Maine to get back home. Such pretty areas to drive through and visit!! Have not done that type of vacation since pre-Covid and miss those trips.
Covid really did change so very much!
Nice review ❤.. It would be nice if Senex had smaller sizes of gouache so we could try it. Thanks Linda…
Maybe they will come out with sample sizes some day.
Hi Linda. I have Holbein gouache and I’m thinking of creating a dry gouache palette. Has you Holbein stayed in your palette? It’s very expensive and I’d hate to waste it. Thank you for the great information!
Yes mine has stayed in. I think adding the blending medium is what makes it work.
@@BeginnersMind-ArtMind Ok. Thank you. I’ll try it. Great video!
Just keep in mind that the Art Toolkit pallet pans are vey shallow. I’m not sure what the results will be if you use something like a regular half pan or a full pan. I just haven’t tried that yet.
@@BeginnersMind-ArtMind Ok. Thank you!
Art tool kit. Linda- I've used M Graham ( and others eventually) in dry palette for many years with no ill-effects. I don't use any additives and just either spritz lightly or just use damp brush to reactivate. Occasionally as I use majello and equivalent in the field which has a lot of open air and space for mixing- and through jostling and throwing in all directions around a few little pieces break off. I just throw them back or make new mixes with small pieces.
in studio I leave them dry in a number of palettes and mixing dishes. I rarely clean the palettes and just reuse the interesting mixes. The colors rejuvenate beautifully forever.
That’s good to know thanks! Lena Revo recommends the blending medium. I compared a couple of colors with and without the blending medium and they definitely wet more easily with the blending medium, although like you mention, it’s not absolutely necessary.
@@BeginnersMind-ArtMind Lena Revo is definitely an expert. I adore her process and results. I didn't remember hearing that. I have blending medium-- ie watercolor... is that what you're using?
@@lulabelle33 Yes, Windsor and Newton blending medium. What I have found so far with my own experimentation is that it definitely works really well in my dry palette. When I compared dried pans with the medium and without the medium, the ones with the medium definitely re-wet easier. I’m not sure how much I am liking it in my wet gouache palette, I may have used too much but I feel like it made my wet gouache sticky. Next time I refill a pan in my wet palette I’m going to try just using one drop and comparing with and without it. Definitely having fun experimenting with a different scenarios.
Art tool kit. Man, I want to get outside and pain, but winter refuses to let up where I am at. I just have a backpack with my basic art supplies in it, although creating a setup like this sounds fun.
I feel the same way and it’s snowing here today! 😭🌨☃️
Linda, wanted to update you on my dry gouache palette. I had mold develop in mine after a few days after using it. I seemed to have solved the problem by spritzing them with clove bud oil and water in a tiny spray bottle. I bought cool pen sized spray bottles on Amazon so I keep this mixture with my dry gouache palette in my plein air bag. Hope this helps 😊 hugs from Texas where it's already in the 80s! I can't believe all that snow piled up at your house!!!
And it takes me forever too to put together colors in a new palette lol😂
Hi Melissa, I have a few videos on my channel where I talk about solving mold issues with Gouache palettes. Especially for people who choose not to use clove bud oil like myself. My vinegar and distilled water recipe is in quite a few of my Plein air and gouache videos. Adding the blending medium to the dry gouache palette is supposed to prevent mold but this is the first time I’ve tested it out instead of using my regular anti-mold recipe. I will update on whether it’s successful or not in an upcoming video. There are too many videos where I talk about preventing more to post the links here but if you go to my channel you should be able to find them easily enough.
What brand are you using? I had some serious issues when I first started with gouache and went with Arteza. No matter what I did, I couldn't keep them in a palette, wet or dry. Finally gave up and they are sitting in their tubes. I only use the metallic and iridescent colors from time to time now because they really are nice. But it's definitely only out of the tube. I am trying M. Graham now and doing my best to keep them misted with clove oil and use them frequently.
I use M Graham, Holbein and Senex. I have a few videos where I show how I keep my gouache palettes mold free using a very diluted mixture of white distilled vinegar and distilled water. The clove oil did not work for me But with the other mixture I use I’ve never had a single issue with mold.
Clove Bud Oil...That is really great info regarding clove bud oil use! I use it for my oil paints stored in my palette box.. Never thought about its usefulness for a Gouache palette to help prevent mold... 👍👍👍
@@jand9770 So glad your finding helpful info!
I bought some blending medium for acrylic. Would that work for adding to the Gouache to help with the cracking? I'm so new I haven't even used my gouache or acrylics yet and still learning to watercolor leaves and petals. At 76 I'm so far behind this learning game....sigh. Also did you leave your gouache container open after you filled it to dry? I'm assuming you did but you know what that 'assume' means lol. Thank you
Don’t worry about being behind, just have fun on the journey! I’m pretty sure that watercolor blending medium and acrylic blending medium are different products so I wouldn’t use it without researching it. Yes, I did leave my palette open until it dried. Have fun!
@@BeginnersMind-ArtMind Thanks so much for your help! I've seen what you use at Hobby Lobby and I got a gift card for there for MD. Sooo going shopping in a few days!! :)
@@kathytincler2446Wonderful 🎉
Question re MGraham….because it takes so long to dry (days), how will you transport your completed work when you travel? If you use a sketchbook you wont be able to close it, and if you use sheets you will have to lay flat somewhere while traveling. Whats your plan?
Thanks for asking, the M. Graham gouache dries in moments on the page I just close the Sketchbook for transport. I’ve used them for years and the pages always dry right away. Hope that helps!
Ps. I've had n graham gouache that I stored for over 12 years and no drying out or I'll effects in tubes. They were in a small thick cardboard box but still I was amazed
I had read about M Graham gouache fermenting in the tubes but I had never had it happen. The other day when I was loading the pallet I noticed a tube that had blown way up like a balloon. It was mostly filled with air and just a little bit of paint but it was all blown up. When I squeezed out the paint it was kind of chunky like cottage cheese and had curdled. It does still seem to work though.
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Gouache colors ideas is the same of Acrylic colors work , is that right ?
Sorry, I’m not sure I understood your question. I think you are asking if the color mixing would be the same with either gouache or acrylic and the answer is yes, as long as you use the same pigments. I hope that helps!
Do you need to paint quouch on a grey tint paper?
No, I use white paper but you could use any color tinted paper if you wanted to.
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What brand of blending medium?
Winsor & Newton
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Is the senex gouache acrylic? I see you rewetting it
No, the Senex gouache I am using is regular gouache. I have heard from the company that they are coming out with an acrylic gouach, but probably not till next year.
@@BeginnersMind-ArtMind thank you for your speedy response! I've ordered the set and am very eager to try it. It seems to be behaving well for you. Thank you for all the work you did for that video, it really helps.
@@kristenquain4941 I hope you enjoy it! I really do like it a lot.
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