@@squarrot9355 agree with the print on a bag or a shirt but i would like to buy it just bc those two are just the cutest girlfriends and you cant convince me otherwise
pleeease tell me those two are canonicaly gfs that found a bridge inbetween the light dimention (RYB) and the printing world (CMY), i wouldv love to read that fanfiction and like honestly, dont tell me those two girls with rainmbow aspects in theyr desing and are LITERLY HAVING A MOMENT and feeling each others presence are not gay (id love you to do some continuation of theyr story with watercolours btw
And definitely do more colors that are mixes and not just out of the tube, so we can see the difference in color palettes that are created from the two! specifically the secondary colors that each create, because they are so distinct!
As somebody who actually works with CMY I can assure that the Magenta and Cyan are not supposed to look so dark. They’re bright pigments, magenta should look pinkish, not wine, and cyan should look like a bright blue, not that muddy blue. The mixed colors then look way better with good CMY paint
That's because 1- They're acryla gouache, so acrylics that you can work as gouache but as soon they're dry, they have a matte tint like acrylics and are harder to remove with water (like watercolors and gouache) and 2- that primary magenta have PR122 (Quinacridone Magenta) while the "pinkish magenta/cold red" you might be thinking is the Carmine (PR170-Naphthol Red) in this set. Checking on pigment info in your traditional stuff helps you to know which pigment works better for your palette. Look for Dr Ono Kano or In Liquid Color channels. They explains a bit better what I said.
There's a video in UA-cam that explains why the ryb and cmy were different (because there are warm and cold tones on the primary colors) and explains why if you mix a warm color with a cold color gets you a muddy tone or a vibrant color. Since then, I use only these six colors on my palette to get certain shade of green, orange or purple.
This looks like a children's book cover for a story about time travel or something. It was interesting to see the contrast. Yes,please do it in watercolor.
The way the yellow is super clean is just pure magic to me. HOW? I feel like I can clean my brushes 10 times and there will still be a tiny bit of other colors on it that just makes the yellow look dirty. Also "It's Important to swatch..." I feel called out. LOL. I recently started swatching before painting ANY artpiece and yes: It's a game changer.
Pro tip; use separate brushes when you have lighter colors that you don't want to get muddy. Also use 2 pots of water; a cleaning one that you'll use for getting rid of the biggest mess. Then use the rinsing pot to make sure no residue is left on the brush.
I highly recommend getting brush soap to keep you brushes clean and to shape them so they don’t get frayed/ruined. It’s also best practice to avoid getting paint on/in the ferrule (the metal part connecting the bristles to the handle) because it can end up contaminating your other colors.
Oh I used to do that! I asked my bro to buy me paints one day, he ended up buying like the 3 primary colors (he knows nothing) and I had to do my art project with just those 3 colors.
I love how the piece turned out and your focus on the primaries themselves. For anyone who wants to know: The best way to decide on which primaries to use is to consider the transparency of the medium. The more transparent CMY, opaque RYB. The reason being is that the pigments do tend to be transparent; so if you want opacity it’s better to avoid cmy. Also the Magenta could’ve been lighter shade it was a little dark; A light or medium hue magenta would be ideal. Process magenta is based of Red #3 food dye which is a coolish pink. A simple way to see if it’s the right shade is yellow and magenta should result in red when mixed, cyan and magenta should be blue. And yes the three primary counterparts are exactly that y=y c=b and r=m.
Loving all the gouache pieces lately, I feel like your art style was made for it. A few years back I took a watercolor mixing class on Skillshare (by Denise Soden, I recommend it to anyone trying to bone up on their color mixing basics) and for one of the class projects I made two color wheels using unconventional primary triads (Buff Titanium, Cerulean Blue, Quinacridone Rose for a warm pastel palette, Raw Sienna, Prussian Blue and Venetian Red for a deep earthy palette). I really had a blast exploring the different ways I could create different moods for a piece with just three colors. This video reminded of that feeling. :) Maybe I'll break out my paints again soon.
Denise knows her stuff, she’s here on UA-cam as well her channel is Inliquidcolor. She does a lot of videos on pigments used in watercolor (well, most of them are used in many mediums, but she does all the demos in watercolor) and goes over various brands of watercolor, including which brands versions of various colors are her preferences.
Since there’s a lot of befuddlement surrounding the magenta I thought I’d look up the pigment information out of curiosity and maybe provide some insight into the matter. Turns out Holbein’s Primary Magenta is made from PR122 which is Quinacridone Red. Because there’s no universality between manufacturers two paints can say they’re magenta and be comprised of completely different pigments. Winsor & Newton’s magenta for example is made from PR173 and PV2. You might want to try to find something with PR202 (Quin Magenta), although it’s interesting to note that Daniel Smith uses Quin Rose as their cool mixing red (PV-19, a purple/violet pigment). I think Alizarin Crimson is a lovely cool red, but not quite as purple as a typical magenta. Rather than the Primary Magenta (D190) Holbein sells, you may have better luck with their normal Magenta (D115) which is much lighter and more pink.
this is a really fascinating comparison! do you have any info on Turner's Rose pigment? I know it's made using a fluorescent PV19 but there's a level of warmth that distinguishes it from other magenta tones
@@wayfaringspacepoet If it’s PV-19 then it’ll be Quin Rose, but its processing can make it different. There are some pigments that can look like completely different colors just on the basis of being ground more finely! So unless we know what their processing is like it’s hard to say really.
Kasey ur anatomy has me screaming I love it so much! Will we ever get an anatomical drawing of the way you draw anatomy? Maybe a skeleton to actual size of your art style ? I love it so much
You might enjoy doing this with a warm primary and cool primary set of watercolors. I use a Daniel Smith introductory set of tubes with 2 sets of primaries and I love how many colors I can get from them. That includes a much brighter purple, not that that would be enticing ;)
As someone who works in offset printing, I handle CMYK inks daily. If you use the magenta more lightly (a thinner coat), it may come out a more true magenta. When heavily layered, magenta can come out nearly red. Same goes for the cyan. The more you layer (and the higher the ink density), the darker the colour.
Watercolor?? You should know that you need not even Ask YES, DO IT DO IT! You can even drag your crayon fixation along for the ride and give them a GO! Your illustrations are simply supreme Kasey! Thanks again for bringing us along on this epic Art Journey!
I love how this turned out and I think it's such a good reminder that you can come a long way with just the primary colours 😊Also a big yes to doing this with watercolours 😁
If you want to mix every color though, you need both a warm and a cool version of each of the primary colors, that can be why it's difficult to create some colors. Cool drawing! :)
This may be my favorite video of yours so far. The characters are adorable an it's also a lesson that we can learn from. Definitely should make this into a print. Maybe your sponsor can carry it in her shop. haha
pleeease tell me those two are canonicaly gfs that found a bridge inbetween the light dimention (RYB) and the printing world (CMY), i wouldv love to read that fanfiction and like honestly, dont tell me those two girls with rainmbow aspects in theyr desing and are LITERLY HAVING A MOMENT and feeling each others presence are not gay (id love you to do some continuation of theyr story with watercolours btw
I’d love to see you do this in watercolour. I’ve been rewatching a ton of your Tokyo Treats videos this weekend and Kasey your imagination is fantastic, you approach your painting process from such a novel angle.
when I saw the piece I had to think of a couple being seperated because of the laws in their country that support homophobia.. maybe this scene is during pride where they have the hope that things would change and they would be able to meet again?
Yes do it with watercolours. I think the MCY will be a lot nicer to use in that medium. I think the pigment in the MCY gouache is just naturally more transparent than the RBY gouache, since all pigments have different properties. I experienced the same thing with my gouaches
Didn't saw a comment that said this, but neither are real primary sets. Magenta should be a very vibrant pink and cyan is so bright iz kinda looks like turquoise. Cmyk is the primary set for Pigments, like paint. RYB is not a primary set. Red, Blue and Green is the primary set for light. Bc if u mix these colors with light, u get Cyan, Magenta and Yellow. And the other way around, if u mix CMY together, you should get RGB. But your cmyk side made only purple, and orange. And it should not. So that how u can tell a good primary set from a bad one.
the interesting thing about your color choice is, it looks really similar on camera, but once they start to blend, they create completely different shades. it would be so cool to see multiple triads of primary colors compared. i guess it really is a spectrum, the way the colors interact. maybe even chartreuse, magenta, and indigo (yes im crazy) would make a “rainbow” of colors
This was such an amazing vid!! And super informative and reassuring that you do not need all the paint tubes, but can create so much with just the primaries. Thank you for sharing this Kasey, it’s gonna help sooo many artists save their hard earned dollars and encourage them to experiment! Love the inspiration 🖤
Heck I used to think primary colors are overrated when I was a moody cranky teen and now when I am a moody positive adult, at least half of my painting use exclusively primary colors, usually using layers to create different shades and carve out shapes, it is way more interesting than I thought it would be as a frustrated child. SO FUN AND ADDICTING BUT IN A GOOD HEALTHY WAY LOL
Yes do this with watercolors it is so much fun, challenge yourself by limiting yourself for one shade per layer, you’ll be surprised at how fun it is to crave out colors like a magician.
This was really cool, a friend of mine recommended your channel as a good source of art knowledge and techniques. I'm really enjoying the videos ^^ keep it up~
Very cool video, Kasey! The illustration turned out adorable. And it was quite inspiring, too. It's nice to be reminded that we only really need three colors to create a world of possibilities. :)
I'm glad you did not try to match the colors on both sides of the "mirror", and left them the pure primaries. The juxtaposition is as if the two characters are within two separate worlds where one is made of only RYB and the other is made of only CMY, and that there is no perfect match. I really like that you went that way with it. 💖
Dr. Oto Kano here on UA-cam has an extensive series on color mixing if anyone is in the mood for a deep dive. It especially useful if you want to figure out how to mix neutral tones without the mixes getting too muddy.
People probably invest a lot more for the red yellow and blue to be good quality cus people but more of those as their the primary most people are used to
As others have pointed out I think your CMY colors may be off lol. Mixing magenta and yellow should make red, not orange. Maybe it's because it's gouache? I know it _"works"_ with watercolor.
In my opinion the real primaries are cmy cause you can't mix a magenta out of ryb or a bright cyan. So cmy are primaries and therefore red blue and green are secondaries. The clue is, that red green blue are primary of light. So there is a connection between light colors and paint. Just watch a few videos with light color experiments you'll see how they mix cmy out of light.
I only have cmyk (+ white) gouache sets and it's all I ever need. idk why your cmy was so thin, tho, I've never had that problem before, that's super weird.
I hear y’all. I GOTTA do this with Watercolor (and this time I can choose the proper CMY 😂).
Kasey you should make the today's mood print a t shirt so you can put pins on it for a face like the bag
@@squarrot9355 agree with the print on a bag or a shirt but i would like to buy it just bc those two are just the cutest girlfriends and you cant convince me otherwise
pleeease tell me those two are canonicaly gfs that found a bridge inbetween the light dimention (RYB) and the printing world (CMY), i wouldv love to read that fanfiction and like honestly, dont tell me those two girls with rainmbow aspects in theyr desing and are LITERLY HAVING A MOMENT and feeling each others presence are not gay (id love you to do some continuation of theyr story with watercolours btw
Hella yes!!! You gotta do this in watercolor
And definitely do more colors that are mixes and not just out of the tube, so we can see the difference in color palettes that are created from the two! specifically the secondary colors that each create, because they are so distinct!
As somebody who actually works with CMY I can assure that the Magenta and Cyan are not supposed to look so dark. They’re bright pigments, magenta should look pinkish, not wine, and cyan should look like a bright blue, not that muddy blue. The mixed colors then look way better with good CMY paint
Love your comics!
Yeah the thumbnail confused the crap out of me. I was like “But… those are both RGB??”
Magenta is pink, cyan is a light blue
That's because 1- They're acryla gouache, so acrylics that you can work as gouache but as soon they're dry, they have a matte tint like acrylics and are harder to remove with water (like watercolors and gouache) and
2- that primary magenta have PR122 (Quinacridone Magenta) while the "pinkish magenta/cold red" you might be thinking is the Carmine (PR170-Naphthol Red) in this set. Checking on pigment info in your traditional stuff helps you to know which pigment works better for your palette. Look for Dr Ono Kano or In Liquid Color channels. They explains a bit better what I said.
@@edgechan they're still different colors, kasey golden of all people can't find an actual magenta and cyan in her collection?
There's a video in UA-cam that explains why the ryb and cmy were different (because there are warm and cold tones on the primary colors) and explains why if you mix a warm color with a cold color gets you a muddy tone or a vibrant color. Since then, I use only these six colors on my palette to get certain shade of green, orange or purple.
Interesting! I don’t know anything about color theory, maybe I should do some learnin’, haha.
cool that explains why I can never get those bright vibrant colors I want
Oto kano has a PHENOMENAL color theory series on her channel using watercolor and split primaries
link please? 🥺
@@hamloaff look the precious comment ffs
Please offer a notebook with this as the back and front cover; the line up the middle being the spine!
I could add it to my RedBubble!
or you could do the hands as the clasp!
This looks like a children's book cover for a story about time travel or something. It was interesting to see the contrast. Yes,please do it in watercolor.
Can their names be RuBY and CaMY?
🤩
The way the yellow is super clean is just pure magic to me. HOW? I feel like I can clean my brushes 10 times and there will still be a tiny bit of other colors on it that just makes the yellow look dirty. Also "It's Important to swatch..." I feel called out. LOL. I recently started swatching before painting ANY artpiece and yes: It's a game changer.
There was a few times my yellow was ruined. :(
Pro tip; use separate brushes when you have lighter colors that you don't want to get muddy. Also use 2 pots of water; a cleaning one that you'll use for getting rid of the biggest mess. Then use the rinsing pot to make sure no residue is left on the brush.
I highly recommend getting brush soap to keep you brushes clean and to shape them so they don’t get frayed/ruined. It’s also best practice to avoid getting paint on/in the ferrule (the metal part connecting the bristles to the handle) because it can end up contaminating your other colors.
Use a soap bar, just do some strokes on the soap with the brush, and clean it with cold water, it usually cleans it pretty good
Head cannon: these two are a couple, but they are in different dimensions, and can only reconnect while looking in a mirror
Paralleluniverses. One is in ryb and one is in cmyk
adorable
Please create a story on Wattpad out of it
That’s adorableee but they look like little kids to me lol
@@0nigirii.i They look like they could be teenagers
Oh I used to do that! I asked my bro to buy me paints one day, he ended up buying like the 3 primary colors (he knows nothing) and I had to do my art project with just those 3 colors.
Nice! 😮
I love how the piece turned out and your focus on the primaries themselves.
For anyone who wants to know: The best way to decide on which primaries to use is to consider the transparency of the medium. The more transparent CMY, opaque RYB. The reason being is that the pigments do tend to be transparent; so if you want opacity it’s better to avoid cmy. Also the Magenta could’ve been lighter shade it was a little dark; A light or medium hue magenta would be ideal. Process magenta is based of Red #3 food dye which is a coolish pink. A simple way to see if it’s the right shade is yellow and magenta should result in red when mixed, cyan and magenta should be blue. And yes the three primary counterparts are exactly that y=y c=b and r=m.
Loving all the gouache pieces lately, I feel like your art style was made for it.
A few years back I took a watercolor mixing class on Skillshare (by Denise Soden, I recommend it to anyone trying to bone up on their color mixing basics) and for one of the class projects I made two color wheels using unconventional primary triads (Buff Titanium, Cerulean Blue, Quinacridone Rose for a warm pastel palette, Raw Sienna, Prussian Blue and Venetian Red for a deep earthy palette). I really had a blast exploring the different ways I could create different moods for a piece with just three colors. This video reminded of that feeling. :) Maybe I'll break out my paints again soon.
Ooh, that sounds like so much fun! I'm sure that class is in my to do list. Clearly, it's time to actually do it now. Thank you for the tip!
Denise knows her stuff, she’s here on UA-cam as well her channel is Inliquidcolor. She does a lot of videos on pigments used in watercolor (well, most of them are used in many mediums, but she does all the demos in watercolor) and goes over various brands of watercolor, including which brands versions of various colors are her preferences.
I REALLY WANT A PRINT OF THIS!!!!! I love these characters, they’re SO CUTE!!!
Since there’s a lot of befuddlement surrounding the magenta I thought I’d look up the pigment information out of curiosity and maybe provide some insight into the matter. Turns out Holbein’s Primary Magenta is made from PR122 which is Quinacridone Red. Because there’s no universality between manufacturers two paints can say they’re magenta and be comprised of completely different pigments. Winsor & Newton’s magenta for example is made from PR173 and PV2. You might want to try to find something with PR202 (Quin Magenta), although it’s interesting to note that Daniel Smith uses Quin Rose as their cool mixing red (PV-19, a purple/violet pigment). I think Alizarin Crimson is a lovely cool red, but not quite as purple as a typical magenta.
Rather than the Primary Magenta (D190) Holbein sells, you may have better luck with their normal Magenta (D115) which is much lighter and more pink.
this is a really fascinating comparison! do you have any info on Turner's Rose pigment? I know it's made using a fluorescent PV19 but there's a level of warmth that distinguishes it from other magenta tones
@@wayfaringspacepoet If it’s PV-19 then it’ll be Quin Rose, but its processing can make it different. There are some pigments that can look like completely different colors just on the basis of being ground more finely! So unless we know what their processing is like it’s hard to say really.
You’re so creative! It’s wild to see you create such interesting and unique characters in every video
Kasey ur anatomy has me screaming I love it so much! Will we ever get an anatomical drawing of the way you draw anatomy? Maybe a skeleton to actual size of your art style ? I love it so much
Love the theme of the art! and the way you used both sets of primaries. Making color theory fun:) You are amazing Kasey!!!
I couldn’t resist trying both! Haha.
You might enjoy doing this with a warm primary and cool primary set of watercolors. I use a Daniel Smith introductory set of tubes with 2 sets of primaries and I love how many colors I can get from them. That includes a much brighter purple, not that that would be enticing ;)
I’d love to see it done with watercolors! This was such a cute piece
As someone who works in offset printing, I handle CMYK inks daily. If you use the magenta more lightly (a thinner coat), it may come out a more true magenta. When heavily layered, magenta can come out nearly red. Same goes for the cyan. The more you layer (and the higher the ink density), the darker the colour.
Watercolor?? You should know that you need not even Ask YES, DO IT DO IT! You can even drag your crayon fixation along for the ride and give them a GO! Your illustrations are simply supreme Kasey! Thanks again for bringing us along on this epic Art Journey!
Yesssss, I hope you do it with watercolors that would be soo cool!! This piece was very cute.
I like how kasey just ingores the fact the characters butt is hanging out
I love how this turned out and I think it's such a good reminder that you can come a long way with just the primary colours 😊Also a big yes to doing this with watercolours 😁
If you want to mix every color though, you need both a warm and a cool version of each of the primary colors, that can be why it's difficult to create some colors. Cool drawing! :)
You should totally do it with watercolours! Maybe even try it with crayons
This may be my favorite video of yours so far. The characters are adorable an it's also a lesson that we can learn from. Definitely should make this into a print. Maybe your sponsor can carry it in her shop. haha
Try RGB vs RYB :) That's also a discussion. I'm definitely for the RYB. Green can be mixed, so it's not a primary.
Not when you are using light. RGB are the primary colors for light (additive system) et CMY are primary colors for paint (substractive system)
Yes, please! The same thing with water colours! 😀
This picture were adorable, very interesting AND inspiring!
I just got my stickers in the mail today and i absolutely love them. So fun and cute. I'm gonna add them in my art journal
pleeease tell me those two are canonicaly gfs that found a bridge inbetween the light dimention (RYB) and the printing world (CMY), i wouldv love to read that fanfiction and like honestly, dont tell me those two girls with rainmbow aspects in theyr desing and are LITERLY HAVING A MOMENT and feeling each others presence are not gay (id love you to do some continuation of theyr story with watercolours btw
Light is rgb red green blue. Not yellow 🤷♀️
I’d love to see you do this in watercolour. I’ve been rewatching a ton of your Tokyo Treats videos this weekend and Kasey your imagination is fantastic, you approach your painting process from such a novel angle.
I feel like this C and M are darker than they sgould be 😅 Please do it with watercolors 😍😍
when I saw the piece I had to think of a couple being seperated because of the laws in their country that support homophobia.. maybe this scene is during pride where they have the hope that things would change and they would be able to meet again?
Yes do it with watercolours. I think the MCY will be a lot nicer to use in that medium. I think the pigment in the MCY gouache is just naturally more transparent than the RBY gouache, since all pigments have different properties. I experienced the same thing with my gouaches
I love this piece! If you sell prints - it would definitely be one I'd need in my own art room :D
Ok.... this looks like it belongs in a museum, Kasey. I've been following you a long time now and I love all your art, but I really LOVE this piece.
Didn't saw a comment that said this, but neither are real primary sets. Magenta should be a very vibrant pink and cyan is so bright iz kinda looks like turquoise.
Cmyk is the primary set for Pigments, like paint. RYB is not a primary set. Red, Blue and Green is the primary set for light. Bc if u mix these colors with light, u get Cyan, Magenta and Yellow. And the other way around, if u mix CMY together, you should get RGB. But your cmyk side made only purple, and orange. And it should not. So that how u can tell a good primary set from a bad one.
Sounds like an email to send to Holbein. :P
These characters are suuuuper adorable :’o
the interesting thing about your color choice is, it looks really similar on camera, but once they start to blend, they create completely different shades. it would be so cool to see multiple triads of primary colors compared. i guess it really is a spectrum, the way the colors interact. maybe even chartreuse, magenta, and indigo (yes im crazy) would make a “rainbow” of colors
This was such an amazing vid!! And super informative and reassuring that you do not need all the paint tubes, but can create so much with just the primaries. Thank you for sharing this Kasey, it’s gonna help sooo many artists save their hard earned dollars and encourage them to experiment! Love the inspiration 🖤
I loveee how this illustration turned out! It's sooo pretty and inspiring! Please do the same with watercolor, Kasey 🙏
Heck I used to think primary colors are overrated when I was a moody cranky teen and now when I am a moody positive adult, at least half of my painting use exclusively primary colors, usually using layers to create different shades and carve out shapes, it is way more interesting than I thought it would be as a frustrated child. SO FUN AND ADDICTING BUT IN A GOOD HEALTHY WAY LOL
Kasey yellow is only primary for paint and subtractive colors (cmyk), for light it's RGB, red GREEN and blue
This is really cute, I loved the picture and would totally like to see it in watercolour or any other medium.
These are some of my new fav characters oml ♥️! Water colors for sure plznthx :)
Yes do this with watercolors it is so much fun, challenge yourself by limiting yourself for one shade per layer, you’ll be surprised at how fun it is to crave out colors like a magician.
I love how this piece turned out!
This is absolutely adorable! A great representation that you don't need everything too so thank you!
You just need to know colour theory.
I came back I finally found your channel starting at your old videos love the 500 prompt I don’t think I finish it tho
Yes! Please do it with watercolor. The color mixes of the transparent medium are amazing 🥰.
In love with this piece SUCH a cute concept!!!
I love this video, it's so cool and the painting with the bubbles gave me Rollie Pollie Ollie vibes and I LOVE it 😊
This piece is so adorable. I really love watching all of your videos
Love love love this piece! May be my favorite of yours so far. Adorable!
Rgb, who only works digitally: D:
This was really cool, a friend of mine recommended your channel as a good source of art knowledge and techniques. I'm really enjoying the videos ^^ keep it up~
Very cool video, Kasey! The illustration turned out adorable. And it was quite inspiring, too. It's nice to be reminded that we only really need three colors to create a world of possibilities. :)
It turned out so cute! Loved this one! Yes, watercolor!!
I love this!!! Lowkey now I want to make a digital piece with these colors
DO THE WATERCOLOUR VERSION!
Please ♡
I might have to! 😂
I totally want to see this in watercolor, Kasey! I loved it!
This is sooooooo cute! I would totally buy a print of this
I want to see you try realism!! I’m so interested!!
I'm glad you did not try to match the colors on both sides of the "mirror", and left them the pure primaries. The juxtaposition is as if the two characters are within two separate worlds where one is made of only RYB and the other is made of only CMY, and that there is no perfect match. I really like that you went that way with it. 💖
Think this is the best piece of art you’ve ever done I love it xx
I love this art piece of yours SO SO much! Keep up the good work!
Wow! this turned out soooooo good! Your videos are always fun and entertaining and i love your art style.
I love this painting.
Yes please do one in watercolor!!
So cute! And I would love to see you do this with watercolors 🤩
Dr. Oto Kano here on UA-cam has an extensive series on color mixing if anyone is in the mood for a deep dive. It especially useful if you want to figure out how to mix neutral tones without the mixes getting too muddy.
Yes!! Please do it with watercolor!!🤩
That cyan looks more blue than anything else. Same with the magenta it looks dark or is it the caméra ??
This may very well be my favorite piece you've done. 🧡 please make this a print🧡🧡🧡🧡
Everyone is : yes do watercolours! and I am just: I should buy some gouache look at that vibrant colours lol
THE TOTE BAG! i love it
Peeling the tape is so satisfyingO.O
What tape are you using?? All tapes I have ever tried kinda ripped my paper:(
People probably invest a lot more for the red yellow and blue to be good quality cus people but more of those as their the primary most people are used to
That came out adorable. 😍
Must try that with my primary colors. 👏
I head cannon that they’re lovers, that’s it, that’s the comment
As others have pointed out I think your CMY colors may be off lol. Mixing magenta and yellow should make red, not orange. Maybe it's because it's gouache? I know it _"works"_ with watercolor.
Yes, with watercolor.
❤️🍀
Adorable is indeed the proper word for this work, I'm in love with it ❤️
Love the idea, love the illustration!
please do more of these 😍
I just get cool red yellow and blue and warm red yellow and blue (plus black and white)
This is awesome! Please…watercolorrrrrr!😄
In my opinion the real primaries are cmy cause you can't mix a magenta out of ryb or a bright cyan.
So cmy are primaries and therefore red blue and green are secondaries. The clue is, that red green blue are primary of light. So there is a connection between light colors and paint. Just watch a few videos with light color experiments you'll see how they mix cmy out of light.
I need this as a print!
I would love to see done thing with watercolors, yes please :)
Your mixing palette with the cloud is so cute! Where did you get it? Or did you make it yourself? 🥺
Kasey, did you see the washi tape booklet in Rin's latest video? It would be so cool to see you doing some more of your washi art with it.
I loved it!
Yessssss to watercolor!
Kasey I LOVE this picture. You are so talented!!!
Beautiful illustration 😍😍😍❤
For some reason the rainbow colors made me think of Punky Brewster. :)
I only have cmyk (+ white) gouache sets and it's all I ever need. idk why your cmy was so thin, tho, I've never had that problem before, that's super weird.
i need colour stripes in my hair now, looks great 😀
*off to find bleach and colourful hair dye*
I love the finished piece, it's beautiful
I think cyan is supposed to be a lot more greenish