Creating Tulips In Different Mediums Pt.2 (Watercolour Pencils, Markers and Gouache)
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All the Tulips are gorgeous but the Gauche one the spectacular!
Your videos have helped me so so much! They have helped to take the fear of water coloring down to a minimal, manageable level to where I am NOT afraid to try and learn through my mistakes as well as rejoice at the improvement I am making. Your teaching style is one I can understand easily and your encouragement helps me to succeed. THANK YOU
You did a great job with all the tulips. Especially the gouache!
I use my watercolor pencils along with my regular watercolors. It's not for everyone but it does work for me. If I'm drawing the human body in motion. The flesh tone pencils really help instead of using a brush. Then I just begin painting with my watercolor brush and blend everything together. 🩰🖌
Great idea!
This has been extremely helpful for me. The repetitiveness of the subject using different media is a great way to practice without getting bored. I love them all. You are a great teacher!
This is a great exercise Emma! I would love you to do more of these!🥰
I really like the watercolor pencil tulip. Beautiful.😊
I like the dark to light gauche. Enjoyed the experimenting with different mediums.
Great videos part 1 & 2 enjoyed them both. Thank you Emma. Loved that you used watercolor pencils and regular watercolors.
Really liked this set. Learned a lot and enjoyed the different ways to paint the same flower.
For someone that says she struggles with the medium those Gouache Tulips look absolutely stunning. But they all do. I have a set of Derwent water color pencils that I've been wanting to try. This is a good exercise for that! Thanks again for the tutorials. I love them. Been following quite a while, but just never commented before. I love the tutorials. Also very much enjoying the mental health Monday video's...
Love all of this. The parrot tulip is wicked good
Great tutorials, I learn a lot with each of them. These two series about tulips are a total HIT. Simple, since the drawing process, fully explained about values & shadows and finally how to with different mediums including your expiriencec with gouache. THANKS A LOT
This was so good! I like seeing all the different mediums....and thank you for admitting you struggled, it's nice to know that even a more experienced painter still has struggles!! I learned a lot and pulled out supplies I haven't used in a while!
This was very informative! Thank you I enjoyed very much. Please do more!!!
Fascinating! I liked these two videos very much! I have a small set of pencils, but now I think I want more! It was fun to watch you work through all the different mediums. Thanks!
I too struggle with Guache. I’m still working on improving my watercolor so adding guache is driving me loony! 😂. This 2 part class has been so helpful and fun to add in pencils! Thank you so much again for sharing your talents with us!! ❤
The gouache from dark to light is so beautiful. So is the opposite but I really like to white detail on the dark to light. I see the texture in it!
Yes do more of these! It’s super helpful!
Albrecht Durer is my favorite. I started out with Derwent inktense because I saw several mixed media artists use them. I like them, but Durer is more vibrant. I feel inspired to bust out my markers now too!
Gauche… ugh! I feel you!
I agree that the light to dark tulips worked better. I also agree that this is how we learn. Great exercises!
I’m inspired. Thank you!
Your directions are so clear and the tulips are really beautiful! Thank you for taking the time to explain so well.
Great video. Thank you, I learned a lot from part one and two!! I love tulips but could never get the depth. You’re a good teacher and explain things well and I love that. My fav is doing the ink over watercolor where it looks messy, going outside the lines. Sometimes people can be so irritating when they think it has to be exact. When it looks messy, they can see it’s supposed to be that way so they won’t be so critical. I was never a flower person because they were hard for me. You make them easy, so I’m doing more, thank you for that. More instructions on flowers. Oh and thanks for showing me how to use my watercolor pencils I’ve had forever and never knew how to add the water on top..dah!!
Hello Emma, thanks for the video! Please do more studies
I loved both of the videos. Thank you.
Really like you doing these studies. Would be great if you could do more of them on different subjects
This really helped me for drawing a tulip. Thank you.
Enjoyed. I've recently started using watercolor pencils. Thank you the instructions.
Thank you for using your watercolor pencils for these tulips. I'm new at watercolor pencils and looking for examples of how to use them especially drawing flowers
These videos were terrific! Would love to see more flowers in these different mediums. Great learning experience and so pretty! Thankyou !
I like this idea of making several studies of the same subject, both to understand the subject better and to experiment with different mediums. I have the opposite issue from you; I started with acrylics and other opaque mediums, and am trying to understand the logic of transparent mediums.
Both acrylics and guache can be thinned out with water to make it flow better and to make transparent washes. Your paint look a bit too dry for how you're laying it down. When I work in acrylics I don't work light to dark or vice versa, I work back to front. If a petal is light on the top and dark on the bottom, I'll add those values straight away, and then blend them in the middle. Basically more of the color mixing happens on the palett, it's only working the transitions that happens on the canvas. I'll paint the base color first, and then I will add both dark and light details on top as needed.
My biggest challenge in trying to learn watercolor painting is shifting away from expecting it to behave like a really watery acrylic paint. Watercolor requires planning, so that you do reserve your highlights. But at the same time you have to let the paint do it's own thing, you don't have nearly as much control as with acrylics. I love the look of watercolor, but it's still a mystery to me how I can achieve the results I want.
I LOVE the first gouache tulip the best!!!
Yeah … it’s exactly as a tulip looks when it’s about to open.
I’ve never used that medium but it certainly is interesting.
Thank you for these fun demonstrations. I have those same watercolor pencils but have not had any successful results with them yet. Now I am itching to pull them out! I REALLY liked the results you got with the Tombow markers. I have several sets of those as well, so maybe I'll pull them out, too. Thanks for the inspiration!
These were awesome! Would love to see techniques with different flowers. Thanks Emma ❤😊
I love your Videos and learn so much from you, thank you ❤
Loved them all!!
So cute! Thank you.
I love that you are completely honest about your experience with gouache, it's helpful to know even the pros have their struggles ❤
Faber-Castell have 21 greens in the Albrecht Dürer range and I share your frustration that they didn't seem to add enough of the earthy greens in the 24 tin. I'm now buying the greens I want open stock.
I like the blue you added to the leaves too. 😊
The textures on the gouache tulips are lovely.
I've put both parts of this series in my favourites to try later. 😊
I began painting with acrylics. Basecoat in medium value, then add highlights and shadows all in varying hues. I enjoy your watercolor tutorials very much and am playing with them now. I like your style of watercolor painting. Thank you. Linda
Those gouache tulips are gorgeous! Your videos are so inspiring. Thanks so much for providing such good content for us. Also really enjoyed the watercolor pencil demonstration.
You are so blessed with talent. I enjoyed this more detailed 2 part series. I love to use my watercolor pencils. I can sit in my cozy chair and watch tv and make greeting cards. Then the next day I can sit at my desk and paint them. I also have spectrum watercolor makers that I use. I just need to remember to go light as the pigment grabs on. Thank you for all your hard work. I really enjoy your videos and have been a fan of yours for a long time. Blessings, Sue in southern DE
Love all these techniques ❤ and your skills are improving every day 🌷👏. Thank you Emma!
I learned a great deal from this tutorial, love the watercolor pencils, have wanted to get a set but wasn’t sure what brand, since the one you have didn’t have the variety you wanted, what other would you suggest?.
I ended up getting the bigger pack
Beautiful, thank you.
Love this tutorial. I just started playing with watercolor pencils. I love the control it gives since I struggle with control with regular watercolor. 💚
I really enjoyed your tutorial. On the rare occasions I use my Tombo markers with water, I usually use Bristol smooth paper. They move much better on that paper.
I’ve not tried using gouache from light to dark but I think I might prefer that 🤔 I’m a bit weird and start with midtones, then add light and dark 😂
Really enjoyed this. I have all the paint types you used, but because I love watercolor so much I don't paint with them much. Now I guess I should pull them out 😂🤣
Love tulip 💚thanks Emma.
I don't use acrylic gouache, but with gouache you work fat over lean like with oils. I start with a watered down layer blocking in my main shapes and work over the top using thicker consistency paint. You can work light to dark or dark to light, patience is key though letting things dry completely in between layers. Have fun experimenting and finding what works for you x
Your or doing a very good job ❤
I really like the dark to light the tulip pattern is so realistic so would love more like thos. I got the himi gouache set nit sure if it's the reactivating sort? But would love more in that style please 😊
Soo good im getting these
❤❤❤love it!
Hi emma another successful and learning soo much on this video:) im also not familiar with guache. But i really love the dael to light tulip you painted. Thanks
sorry for my contrary opinion but I prefer the gouache Tulip dark to light. Thank you for the great video
You are grad.🎉🌷❤