That's fab! That's really all I could hope for from this video. It's a lovely medium and it's great to know that people are more encouraged to try it :)
Well, if I discover that I can actually paint then I might have to try this out. It seems like it combines a lot of the good points of acrylics and watercolors.
another great thing you can do with gouache is load some empty paint markers or fineliners with it.. for those little white detailed hilights and various line work...
For almost 6 years we're learning how to paint with gouache at school in simple art lessons we took and I couldn't really paint gouache, I didn't even understand what it is. Now with only 10 minutes video I gained much more information about gouache than 6 years of classes, thank you so much Minnie! ♥ :)
I just got my first ever set of gouache today and I'm quite scared of trying out a new medium but watching your vid has made me less scared and more confident in trying out something new. This really helped me a lot! Still a super newbie at painting that's why I'm intimidated by it, but after hearing your tips techniques, I feel more at ease in trying it out. Thank you so much! Your work is beautiful 💕
Your voice is very pleasant! I hope it doesn't sound weird. XD And thank God, finally someone told me why my watercolour paper's textured when I want it to be smooth. 😅
Minnie Small so i recently bought Acryla gouache, should i learn more techniques or just start painting from references? I want to learn nature background and buildings.
I´ve just got some Reeves Gouache so I could test them. Didn´t do a piece yet with them, but I love the feeling so much, that I can´t wait to use them. This video was realy usefull, so thank you!
Can you please do a tutorial on blocking in colors for portrait? I'm just getting back into painting after a 8yr hiatus, decided to try my hand at gouache
I bought some gouache yesterday. I have never really done any illustration myself before. Only at school and maybe every two years I try to draw Disney characters. But I always wanted to be able to express my dreams and ideas in drawings. So I searched for a gouache tutorial and I repainted this bear following your instructions. It turned out pretty well (my brushes are shit though, need some good ones haha) and I will put the bear up on my wall to see as my first painting in a long journey towards illustrating.
Yep. It just reffers to if the paper has some little bumpy textures or if its smooth Just think hot press = ironed fabric, smooth. I mean its not ironed but that helped me remember which paper to get
Craft stores often put a big markup on their products though. If you buy it online, especially if you can find it on sale and from a local seller so you don't have to pay shipping, then you'll probably pay about the same for Windsor and Newton as you'd pay for Reeves from the craft store. Or at least the craft stores where I live are like this.
Michaels often has their own brand, Artists Loft, on sale. I bought my gouache set of 12 colors for $5., or you can get the Reeves for $10 per set of 12, and use your 40% coupon. I find no difference between the two.
Great tutorial for this beginner! I was especially happy to see you just painted without a sketch. I’m not good at realistic drawing so often felt discouraged to try gouache, but love your style and will give it a try. Thank you!
I love your artwork so much, it's inspired me to start painting again thanks to all these tips and tricks it makes it so much easier! Please post more X
I love Gouache, it's so versatile and vibrant. You can water it down to resemble the translucency of watercolour, or thicken up to bring it to an Acrylic opacity. It goes really far. Even though I spend more when buying my Gouache, I know the tube is packed with pigment and so, needs only a little to bring out the beauty in the paint. I actually enjoy using Gouache more than watercolour. Activating it to repair or to lift it a little is great. However, once completed, fix it and frame it. Or any damp or spillage on to your painting can be truely disastrous as the paint activates so quickly and spoils your painting.
i had no idea this type of paint existed before i found your channel, i'm more of a watercolor person but i also love acrylic and this seems like a mix of both. this video was super helpful!
So glad I found your channel. I’ve been struggling with Gouache, blending has been a nightmare and I think I know why now since you explained not to blend/wash with water but to do paint on paint. I’ve also tried adding more white and that was not ideal
thank you for this!! Perfect beginner vid for me to learn tips and techniques. I also love the bear painting towards the end he/she is quite adorable!!
i'm really thankful that you uploaded this video. I just bought a set of primary colours of gouache, and im a little bit lost.. but as i paint with watercolour i have all the materials!
Very helpful. I've been wondering about adding a set of gouache to my kit. I've been using watercolour and only have used white gouache. I'll check out your videos on Strathmore too. Thanks.
Thank you for the tutorial! I have used gouache only a minimal amount of times and its been an odd feeling versus my home medium watercolor. I'm taking a gander at gouache for an upcoming project in school to experiment!
Having never used gouache and have been wondering a lot about it, I'm now saving to buy my first lot so I can create something colourful. Being disabled from 11yrs of battling with cancer then radiation poisoning from my treatment I've been left in a wheelchair with a number of health problems which means I'm unable to work so funding my art is something I find difficult. However I'm definitely going to try this to hopefully make some beautiful work to be able to sell. Thx for the tips in this video it's really helped me out and I hope when my art studio in my garden has been built I'll be able to make video's of me creating so companies might send me out products to try which would be s huge help for sure! Keep up your great work! 😊
I personally use Royal Talens religiously. I was gifted 15 year old tubes of it, that a family member didn't want anymore a few years ago, and they were still amazing. Since then I've gotten almost every single tube they offer,and I can't recommend them enough!
So handy! Thank you so much! Think I’m going to try out gouache for the first time on my channel! - your voice is so satisfying to listen too 😂 I could listen to you all night hehehehe
This is unrelated to the video (which I loved and was very helpful, by the way!) but your fingers are so long and elegant! As a dancer I notice these things 😂
Thank you very much! I've been looking for a small tip and trick video, and yours helped me. I just got goache not to long ago and had some questions. Thanks again!
Another excellent video. Now I know so much more about gouache and blending!! I'm addicted to your videos. I just want to go home and create and make a mess! :)
I'm glad I found your channel. I watched the other video of yours talking about your art journey and how you started out. I've always been using colored pencils but a lot of times I feel like it takes a longggg time to finish a piece on a weekend, in addition to working full time :( I tried watercolor but didn't work out well, then beat myself up for spending a bit money on a few supplies. (At least I gave it away to my sister so she can put good use to it). So now I've read a lot about gouache and am like well, is it worth it 🤦😞 I guess you never know until you try
Thanks for making this wonderful & informational video. I am just getting started with gouache for the first time but coming from a watercolor background. I appreciate you breaking down the various techniques and steps for using this medium.
I decided I want to try painting for the first time so I went on amazon and bought the Reeves paints, watercolor paint book, and brushes you recommended in the description! The paints are coming tomorrow and I can't wait to practice this medium of art! You really inspire me and I appreciate all of your videos, from filling sketchbooks to listing supplies you used to giving your advice and sharing your inspirations and methods! You are an incredibly wonderful person! Thank you so much!
Great! But let me add: unlike watercolor where water is used to "lighten" colors, use white so as not to weaken the paint. And never ever use any brushes used for opaques with your transparent watercolor. keep guauce far far away from watercolors.
Brilliant! I have a gouache set that I've been using but I haven't really gotten the hang of it yet. This taught me a lot of tips I'll remember for next time. :D
Arteza’s Gouache is really nice and it’s affordable! Just bought the 24 set, planning to order he 48 set! ARTEZA is the way to go! Have then send u a set so up can review them for ur audience!
i have been watching your videos for the past two days and i just have to say thank you for inspiring me and so many others to practice and make art. i always had a problem of wanting to make art but not knowing what, but you are so helpful! i'm defintely heading to an art store today.
can you please review the miya himi gouache set? i’m planning to buy it as my first gouache set as people have been saying it’s good for beginners but watching your video made me reconsider :>
Okay, crazy. Earlier today, I was wondering where you are since I haven't seen vids of yours lately. Then I forgot the thought. Just now, I wanted to look up people painting with gouache and clicked on the first one that looked good.....and its you! Yeah, doesn't take much. lol
I am heading to the art store and really wanted to try gouache or just tubed watercolor in general. But I didn't know where to start or what to get. And I've watched so many of your videos but I hadn't seen this info video? But I refreshed your home page and there it was! I feel so blessed aha
This video covers nearly everything, I love the way you explained it! I just got a gouache set today, with 12 tubes. It's from the brand pebeo. It's the next priciest one in my favorite craft store, the priciest one is reeves. I was looking for winston & newton but I don't think they sell it in my country.
just gone back to this vid as i ordered my first set of gouache paints today! so excited to try them out. thank you for the tips minnie i love your art x
This was a great introductory video..I've been thinking about using gouache but I didn't know anything about it...now I'm definitely going to try it..thanks 😊
Great video. I learned a great deal in less than ten minutes. Special thanks to Google for simply handing your video to me after I typed 'gouache'. Your bear is awesome.
Thank you, I have been wondering how this paint works. And now I not only am going to try it, I also work at Michael's and can explain it better. - new subscriber.
Omg thank you for this. I'm still trying to figure out my gouache paints. Though I admit I regret buying Reeves gouache compared to how nice the others are. But I think it's good to see so I can get the others later on. I think this will help me a lot in the future using these techniques.
Yes, I started out with Reeves and they're an alright option for when you're getting started. It's nice to be able to practice with a cheaper brand before investing in the pricier ones but you'll definitely love the difference once you're ready to upgrade :)
I actually wanted to buy acrylic paint since I spent all my colors, but I accidentally bought gouache. Now I gotta learn how to paint with gouache. The video is great. Thanks♡
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oh I wish I was good at art lol
this video was so tasty to watch
Anyone can get good at art with practice!! Time and effort goes a million miles further than talent :) Love your videos Dodie!!
Omg dodie
hi dodie!! Practice, sweat, tears and blood is all it takes! I'm sure if you draw consistently you will get so good at drawing :)
dodie! anyone can be good at art if you practice regualarly, even just a little
AHH YOU ARE HERREE
Supples you need:
Water,
Brushes,
Paper,
Paint
Me:
Well I have water
Senpai I have air
at least i have my hand
Senpai i have all those things except brushes-es= one damn brush
And to get everything is to have money ;--;
Ghost Shrimpe Use your handsssss-//SLAPPED
Your voice is everything. To American ears it sounds like a cool icy glass of organic lemonade on a balmy summer evening.
What a charming description!
how poetic ...
Is it cool, or icy? Were the lemons organic? What about the water? Raw sugar? Balmy... So like 85°?
What
@@DarentoddMusic Haha I liked your breakdown of details..
Gouache sounds like magic paint.
Sabiha Sayeed i dont wanna like bc 666 likes
Believe me it’s hard as heck
@@cjsworld4341 but is TOTALLY WORTH THE TRY
I really love it because it’s like a mix of all the mediums combined, oils, acrylics, wc
I'm definitely more open minded on using gouache and less scared to try it. Thanks for this! :D
That's fab! That's really all I could hope for from this video. It's a lovely medium and it's great to know that people are more encouraged to try it :)
Me too .
Witch I’m scared cuz I have enough money for the gouache not the sketchbook lmao
Well, if I discover that I can actually paint then I might have to try this out. It seems like it combines a lot of the good points of acrylics and watercolors.
Did you get to paint ?
In my humble opinion, anyone can paint and draw with enough practice, It all comes down to priorities in life.
69th like! I’m the 69 like fairy
another great thing you can do with gouache is load some empty paint markers or fineliners with it.. for those little white detailed hilights and various line work...
Oooh that's interesting, I never thought of doing something like that. Must try it!
how do u reload empty paint markers? thanks
Following...
This answered a lot of my questions about how to get the right ratio of water to pigment.
Brilliant, I hope it really helped!
For almost 6 years we're learning how to paint with gouache at school in simple art lessons we took and I couldn't really paint gouache, I didn't even understand what it is. Now with only 10 minutes video I gained much more information about gouache than 6 years of classes, thank you so much Minnie! ♥ :)
I just discovered gouache and I can't believe how many things you can do with it. It's like a badass version of watercolor - I LOVE it :D
"Keep creating beautiful things, and keep being Beautiful things."
I just got my first ever set of gouache today and I'm quite scared of trying out a new medium but watching your vid has made me less scared and more confident in trying out something new. This really helped me a lot! Still a super newbie at painting that's why I'm intimidated by it, but after hearing your tips techniques, I feel more at ease in trying it out. Thank you so much! Your work is beautiful 💕
i really love the name youve given us, "you lot".
Yes :) You're my lot!
Your voice is very pleasant! I hope it doesn't sound weird. XD
And thank God, finally someone told me why my watercolour paper's textured when I want it to be smooth. 😅
I think I found my new favorite medium :D
:D It's definitely mine if you can't already tell haha
+SemiSkimmedMin haha, I was wobdering if you ever considered doing a review. Maybe other well know brands like Holbein?
Minnie Small so i recently bought Acryla gouache, should i learn more techniques or just start painting from references? I want to learn nature background and buildings.
your nails are so pretty omg ;-;
Thank you sweetheart 💕💕💕
I´ve just got some Reeves Gouache so I could test them. Didn´t do a piece yet with them, but I love the feeling so much, that I can´t wait to use them.
This video was realy usefull, so thank you!
Can you please do a tutorial on blocking in colors for portrait? I'm just getting back into painting after a 8yr hiatus, decided to try my hand at gouache
I bought some gouache yesterday. I have never really done any illustration myself before. Only at school and maybe every two years I try to draw Disney characters.
But I always wanted to be able to express my dreams and ideas in drawings. So I searched for a gouache tutorial and I repainted this bear following your instructions. It turned out pretty well (my brushes are shit though, need some good ones haha) and I will put the bear up on my wall to see as my first painting in a long journey towards illustrating.
wow, really inspiring, rn i'm going through the same!!
that's so sweet .
“Hot press” “cold press”
*sounds more like coffee than paint skdksk I’m confusion*
It's not about the paint, it refers to the paper. Cold pressed paper usually is more textured than hot pressed.
Yep. It just reffers to if the paper has some little bumpy textures or if its smooth
Just think hot press = ironed fabric, smooth.
I mean its not ironed but that helped me remember which paper to get
Lone I remember them like that too.
"the cheaper ones like Reeve's" CHEAPER. Omg, I'm so poor.
reeves is the most expensive brand in the craft stores I go to hahaha
mine too
Craft stores often put a big markup on their products though. If you buy it online, especially if you can find it on sale and from a local seller so you don't have to pay shipping, then you'll probably pay about the same for Windsor and Newton as you'd pay for Reeves from the craft store. Or at least the craft stores where I live are like this.
Michaels often has their own brand, Artists Loft, on sale. I bought my gouache set of 12 colors for $5., or you can get the Reeves for $10 per set of 12, and use your 40% coupon. I find no difference between the two.
I found a 12 pack of reeves 10ml gouache tubes at Michael's for $9.99USD just yesterday.
That sponsorship mention was very smooth
Great tutorial for this beginner! I was especially happy to see you just painted without a sketch. I’m not good at realistic drawing so often felt discouraged to try gouache, but love your style and will give it a try. Thank you!
I love your artwork so much, it's inspired me to start painting again thanks to all these tips and tricks it makes it so much easier! Please post more X
Great painting at 1:27. Would love to see a tutorial on this landscape.
I love Gouache, it's so versatile and vibrant. You can water it down to resemble the translucency of watercolour, or thicken up to bring it to an Acrylic opacity. It goes really far. Even though I spend more when buying my Gouache, I know the tube is packed with pigment and so, needs only a little to bring out the beauty in the paint. I actually enjoy using Gouache more than watercolour. Activating it to repair or to lift it a little is great. However, once completed, fix it and frame it. Or any damp or spillage on to your painting can be truely disastrous as the paint activates so quickly and spoils your painting.
You're spot on with everything you just said, I really couldn't agree more! Thank you so much for watching :)
Totally going to try gouache! You've freed me from my doubts, thank you!
After this video, I'm definitely going to try gouache! This video was very clear to understand and very inspiring too. thank you!! 😄
i had no idea this type of paint existed before i found your channel, i'm more of a watercolor person but i also love acrylic and this seems like a mix of both. this video was super helpful!
your hands is so pretty
So glad I found your channel. I’ve been struggling with Gouache, blending has been a nightmare and I think I know why now since you explained not to blend/wash with water but to do paint on paint. I’ve also tried adding more white and that was not ideal
Great video.Love your gentle English syle.what beautiful hands and nails you have!
thank you for this!! Perfect beginner vid for me to learn tips and techniques. I also love the bear painting towards the end he/she is quite adorable!!
i'm really thankful that you uploaded this video. I just bought a set of primary colours of gouache, and im a little bit lost.. but as i paint with watercolour i have all the materials!
I really hope this helps you then :)
Very helpful. I've been wondering about adding a set of gouache to my kit. I've been using watercolour and only have used white gouache. I'll check out your videos on Strathmore too. Thanks.
Thank you for the tutorial! I have used gouache only a minimal amount of times and its been an odd feeling versus my home medium watercolor. I'm taking a gander at gouache for an upcoming project in school to experiment!
Having never used gouache and have been wondering a lot about it, I'm now saving to buy my first lot so I can create something colourful. Being disabled from 11yrs of battling with cancer then radiation poisoning from my treatment I've been left in a wheelchair with a number of health problems which means I'm unable to work so funding my art is something I find difficult. However I'm definitely going to try this to hopefully make some beautiful work to be able to sell. Thx for the tips in this video it's really helped me out and I hope when my art studio in my garden has been built I'll be able to make video's of me creating so companies might send me out products to try which would be s huge help for sure! Keep up your great work! 😊
I personally use Royal Talens religiously. I was gifted 15 year old tubes of it, that a family member didn't want anymore a few years ago, and they were still amazing. Since then I've gotten almost every single tube they offer,and I can't recommend them enough!
Thanks for the introduction to gouache, really helpful. Your work is beautiful.
So handy! Thank you so much! Think I’m going to try out gouache for the first time on my channel! - your voice is so satisfying to listen too 😂 I could listen to you all night hehehehe
Outstanding Minnie! Super demonstration, lots of info, honest review and really appreciate all your help. You need to be a hand model!
Very informative. I'm a digital artist looking to dip a toe in the world of physical art, this was very helpful, thank you!
You should check out Holbein watercolors
It's 2022 and I still come back to your educational, majestic vids :>
This is unrelated to the video (which I loved and was very helpful, by the way!) but your fingers are so long and elegant! As a dancer I notice these things 😂
Thank you very much! I've been looking for a small tip and trick video, and yours helped me. I just got goache not to long ago and had some questions. Thanks again!
Another excellent video. Now I know so much more about gouache and blending!! I'm addicted to your videos. I just want to go home and create and make a mess! :)
I'm glad I found your channel. I watched the other video of yours talking about your art journey and how you started out. I've always been using colored pencils but a lot of times I feel like it takes a longggg time to finish a piece on a weekend, in addition to working full time :( I tried watercolor but didn't work out well, then beat myself up for spending a bit money on a few supplies. (At least I gave it away to my sister so she can put good use to it). So now I've read a lot about gouache and am like well, is it worth it 🤦😞 I guess you never know until you try
I know people have already said it, but your HANDS!!!! They are so lovely!
fantastic tips and advice, thank you for sharing I look forward to trying them out
this video was very informative! im a beginner with gouache and i wasnt sure how to use it. i love your art style!
Thank you! I hope this video gave you enough info to feel more confident with gouache :)
You sound like Sophie from Howls Moving Castle, that's a compliment!
Lindsey Hernandez she really does!! Thank you for this comment, I was trying to figure out why she sounded familiar ! :)
omg 😭you're so right! i miss that movie i need to rewatch it
Thanks for making this wonderful & informational video. I am just getting started with gouache for the first time but coming from a watercolor background. I appreciate you breaking down the various techniques and steps for using this medium.
I decided I want to try painting for the first time so I went on amazon and bought the Reeves paints, watercolor paint book, and brushes you recommended in the description! The paints are coming tomorrow and I can't wait to practice this medium of art! You really inspire me and I appreciate all of your videos, from filling sketchbooks to listing supplies you used to giving your advice and sharing your inspirations and methods! You are an incredibly wonderful person! Thank you so much!
Great! But let me add: unlike watercolor where water is used to "lighten" colors, use white so as not to weaken the paint. And never ever use any brushes used for opaques with your transparent watercolor. keep guauce far far away from watercolors.
I meant gouache. Pardon my spelling.
Why tho? I never had any problem with using the same brushes? I do have two different brush sets though
@@_Obey_ there's no reason to use different brushes
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@@_Obey_ watercolor brushes are juicy and they migh affect the consistency of gouache and plus it gonna damage your watercolor brushes
I'm about to get my first gouache palette... Thank you for the tips
you make it look so easy! I'd love to get my hands on some gouache
Brilliant! I have a gouache set that I've been using but I haven't really gotten the hang of it yet. This taught me a lot of tips I'll remember for next time. :D
Arteza’s Gouache is really nice and it’s affordable! Just bought the 24 set, planning to order he 48 set! ARTEZA is the way to go! Have then send u a set so up can review them for ur audience!
nicely done video for somebody who hasn't used gouache in ages this was a big help cheers
i got a gouache set for christmas and this helped so much!
thank you so much! i havent painted in 13yrs and your video brought back all my memories. thank you again. you explain it wonderfully and easily. :)
Ah this was amazing! I've been trying to decide whether to splurge on Gouache or not, this was super helpful! xx
i have been watching your videos for the past two days and i just have to say thank you for inspiring me and so many others to practice and make art. i always had a problem of wanting to make art but not knowing what, but you are so helpful! i'm defintely heading to an art store today.
Thank you so much! This is so helpful. I just started using gouache as my main medium and I love it!
That's great! I hope this video helps!
If it can be reactivated, even in the paper. How do you finish off the painting? Should you seal it with something??
Excellent video! I've been trying to start painting with gouache and you explained everything very well. I also loved the bear.
can you please review the miya himi gouache set? i’m planning to buy it as my first gouache set as people have been saying it’s good for beginners but watching your video made me reconsider :>
This was the most helpful video I've seen on Gouache, thank you!
Thanks for the excellent introduction! By the way: You have probably the most beautiful hands I've seen so far :)
Very useful and concise - I will be experimenting Thank you
Okay, crazy. Earlier today, I was wondering where you are since I haven't seen vids of yours lately. Then I forgot the thought. Just now, I wanted to look up people painting with gouache and clicked on the first one that looked good.....and its you! Yeah, doesn't take much. lol
The jelly paint set I got works really well
What an amazing video. I am just beginning to experiment with this medium. I also love mixed media applications.
Oooh, Talens, we had to get them in primary and highschool over here in Belgium. When I tried art school we had to get Windsor and Newton though.
Very nice tutorial, and painting. Thanks.
Thank you so much for this video. I'm having a hard time blending colors together. It's so streaky
Well i know what set im buying. You got alllll those colors from one set. Im,impressed
I am heading to the art store and really wanted to try gouache or just tubed watercolor in general. But I didn't know where to start or what to get. And I've watched so many of your videos but I hadn't seen this info video? But I refreshed your home page and there it was! I feel so blessed aha
I usually use gouache to highlight my water colour paintings, but will now give it a go on the total picture, enjoyed video cheers.
Thank you for the information and tips. Painting with gouache sound interesting. I should try it.
I definitely recommend it, thanks for watching :)
Great video, very useful to see you use different techniques and explain as you go along. Thank you!
Jeez the bear is so cute! Also as always such a great video. Lots of info without rambling about. Love it!
Hehe thank you! I'm kind of addicted to bears!
This video covers nearly everything, I love the way you explained it! I just got a gouache set today, with 12 tubes. It's from the brand pebeo. It's the next priciest one in my favorite craft store, the priciest one is reeves. I was looking for winston & newton but I don't think they sell it in my country.
just gone back to this vid as i ordered my first set of gouache paints today! so excited to try them out. thank you for the tips minnie i love your art x
This was a great introductory video..I've been thinking about using gouache but I didn't know anything about it...now I'm definitely going to try it..thanks 😊
Card makers can also use Gouache instead of buying ink pads. I did a video on it recently using the Arteza set.
Great video. I learned a great deal in less than ten minutes. Special thanks to Google for simply handing your video to me after I typed 'gouache'.
Your bear is awesome.
Back at it again with the Grade A videos, your videos make want to try my hand at painting and drawing more.
Thank you so much love 💕💕
Yes!! This was very helpful. You inspired me to try to incorporate gouache in my style of art and I absolutely love it. I just more colors
Thank you, I have been wondering how this paint works. And now I not only am going to try it, I also work at Michael's and can explain it better.
- new subscriber.
This was exactly the video i needed after searching all over youtube! Thank you so much🌸
What a lovely calm voice you have! So much more pleasant then some of the American channels that screech at you!
Your bear painting at the end looks so incredible! nice job and thank you for an informative video
very well done video, simple and very enjoyable to watch :)
Omg thank you for this. I'm still trying to figure out my gouache paints. Though I admit I regret buying Reeves gouache compared to how nice the others are. But I think it's good to see so I can get the others later on. I think this will help me a lot in the future using these techniques.
Yes, I started out with Reeves and they're an alright option for when you're getting started. It's nice to be able to practice with a cheaper brand before investing in the pricier ones but you'll definitely love the difference once you're ready to upgrade :)
I actually wanted to buy acrylic paint since I spent all my colors, but I accidentally bought gouache. Now I gotta learn how to paint with gouache. The video is great. Thanks♡
Thanks for this video.... Pretty easy to understand...
Just got some Reeves gouache. Watercolor was always my favorite medium, but this inspired me to try something new! loving them so far
Fab! I'm so happy you're loving gouache as much as I do :)
I love your chill and laid back vibe, it helps me to relax into the learning process and tame my inner critic. Thank you Minnie :)