I feel like the first one is for people who are better with the acrylic and the other one is for people who find it easier with watercolor 😊 thats what I love about gouache, it is so versatile
thanks for the tutorial! been too nervous to start painting (to the point of not even enjoying the process anymore) but this tutorial is so easy to follow and makes me want to get my paints out!
I found this to be a really interesting approach. Most of the artists I’ve watched do a base of the darkest and work their way to light. I like how you go between values and how deep the form becomes. Well done!
Great video! One particularly noticeable difference between the two is in the way the wet-on-dry technique creates a greater sense of depth, layers, and separation within the bush (i.e. darks recede and lights advance, chunky sections are identifiable) and the wet-on-wet is a bit more flat and homogenous. Both are good, but I think it's helpful to see that difference and to keep it in mind so you know which to apply, depending on one's desired effect.
You are the only artist I know that has done a step-by-step tutorial in this way. I really appreciate your efforts and hope you will get back what you give out ten-fold :) because this is amazing. I really needed something like this otherwise I was about to give up on painting. Thank you, sending lots of love your way♥
I’m so glad I found your channel! I recently bought my first set of gouache paint and I’m having so much fun but I’m still very clueless as to what I’m doing lol. Thank you!
Thank you so much for this tutorial! Im new to gouche, I work with watercolors, and I worked with acrylics...I have struggled with the consistency and control of the water 😔 on the brush.
Thank you soo much it was so kind of you explain it... I tried it and my bushes look prettier than usual ... but I would like to know in depth about the strokes... if you would do the needful on that it would be great😊
Wow loved your work!! Have subscribed 😀👍but could you please tell which colours you are mixing or focus on mixing colors .and little bit slower one? looking forward to more such tutorials 🎉😀❤️
Thanks for this tutorial, it was very helpful 🍄🍃🤗 I've been searching for a foliage/ plants video tutorial to improve my watercolor illustrations and I really like your observations ☺️
How about devoting an installment to gradation. I've been struggling with it since falling in love with gouache. It's an especial problem when the subject matter of a picture intrudes into a big graded background such as a building against the sky or the sea.
I’m not used acrylic but my guess would be you could use the same method. However, since acrylic is water resistant and is way more opaque, there’s may be some adjustments needed. I would suggest you try it on a small area to see 😊
Maybe it’s my brush, but I can’t seem to get the leaves go look very differentiated or like they are going in different directions, they end up looking more uniform and the same size.
I would suggest experimenting more with your brush strokes on its own before going in for the painting. The more you press down on the brush, the bigger the stroke. If you use a flat brush for example, using the corner, the front edge or the full flat surface will give you different strokes. You can experiment with them all and note down what strokes your brush can make. I hope that helps!
Usually, anything above 250lb watercolor would work. The one I use most often is the canson XL watercolor paper. For this video in particular, I used Etchr sketchbook
Would also appreciate one tutorial for clouds in the same way 😊❤️❤️
Will do!
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I feel like the first one is for people who are better with the acrylic and the other one is for people who find it easier with watercolor 😊 thats what I love about gouache, it is so versatile
thanks for the tutorial! been too nervous to start painting (to the point of not even enjoying the process anymore) but this tutorial is so easy to follow and makes me want to get my paints out!
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Just came across your channel! For a beginner as myself this information is so helpful! Thank you so much ✨
I’m really happy to hear that!!! I was a total beginner myself so I try my best to do it in away that I would have wanted it 😄
So I've been using gouache for probably about 5 years now (taught via UA-cam) and I've learned so much from just two of your videos. So amazing 😍
You're just soooo talented!!!!!
I can never ever be like u !!!!!!!! 🙃
I found this to be a really interesting approach. Most of the artists I’ve watched do a base of the darkest and work their way to light. I like how you go between values and how deep the form becomes. Well done!
I just adore you! I love how you make it so east to understand and follow even for newbies like me 😊. You are an awesome teacher!
Great video! One particularly noticeable difference between the two is in the way the wet-on-dry technique creates a greater sense of depth, layers, and separation within the bush (i.e. darks recede and lights advance, chunky sections are identifiable) and the wet-on-wet is a bit more flat and homogenous. Both are good, but I think it's helpful to see that difference and to keep it in mind so you know which to apply, depending on one's desired effect.
Fantastic. Thank you.
Your paintings are beautiful! Thank you for the tutorial.
Thank you for a great tutorial. I specifically liked the beginning part where you explain how to create the shapes.
Very informative and beginner-friendly. So glad that I found your channel. Keep up the good work. :D
You are the only artist I know that has done a step-by-step tutorial in this way. I really appreciate your efforts and hope you will get back what you give out ten-fold :) because this is amazing. I really needed something like this otherwise I was about to give up on painting. Thank you, sending lots of love your way♥
As a beginner, this is extremely helpful. Thank you so much for taking the time to make this!
I’m so glad I found your channel! I recently bought my first set of gouache paint and I’m having so much fun but I’m still very clueless as to what I’m doing lol. Thank you!
Thank you so much for this tutorial! Im new to gouche, I work with watercolors, and I worked with acrylics...I have struggled with the consistency and control of the water 😔 on the brush.
You must have 7 million flowers.
You’re too amazing artist 🔥🔥🔥
Thank you so much!
The bushes look both great.
Thank you very much
thank u so much for this tutorial! i am a beginner to gouache but i cant wait to try this in my next painting!
very helpful! would love if you did a video detailing the variety of brush strokes you use for different leaf effects, theyre really pretty :3
I’m actually working on that specific topic :). It should be out soon!
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I rather prefer the wet on dry one, but I'd use the wet on wet for a background bush. Again, thanks for your big assist! 👏👏
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Both bushes are so pretty! Thanks for showing your process.
Tysm I always have problems drawing trees but here is the solution ❤
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This is so helpful! I love drawing individual details in plants but have always struggled with background foliage and trees!
I would enjoy a brush stroke video on foliage, my leaves etc always look so stiff
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Thank you soo much it was so kind of you explain it... I tried it and my bushes look prettier than usual ... but I would like to know in depth about the strokes... if you would do the needful on that it would be great😊
Amazing technique, I'm gonna try too!!
Thank you! Let me know how it goes 😁
Omg thank you SO MUCH for this instruction!!
Thanks for the amazing video, i am a beginner and i really want to try it right now :D subscribed.
Thank you!! Let me know how it goes 😊
thank u for adding the colors 😍😍😍
Wow loved your work!! Have subscribed 😀👍but could you please tell which colours you are mixing or focus on mixing colors .and little bit slower one? looking forward to more such tutorials 🎉😀❤️
Thank you for letting me know ! I’ll definitely keep that in mind for future videos! 😄
I would like a tutorial on water please! 🙂 like lakes or streams/waterfall 🤔
I’m putting that on my list! Thank you! 😊
@@OgygiaArt no problem! 🥰
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Your tutorials are so good omg
This was really helpful! Thank you!
so cute and perfect it reminds me of Winnie the Pooh bushes
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@ogygia Art Your videos are great and your art is very beautiful.
this video is really nice! Thank you!
Thank you soo much I really needed this!!!
Helpful tutorial thanks dearie
Okay this is so great,I will follow you
Amazing videos. Thank you!!!!
Hello , would you make a clouds tutorial ? Please ☺
this is beautiful. thank you!!
That's so Bob Ross like painting have to do some happy clouds.
For the first bush are you just dabbing, or making comma shapes? Beautiful work
This is very helpful thank you amazing work 😄 ♥️
Thank you!! I’m happy you find it helpful!! 🥰🥰
Thanks it's helpful!
This is great!!! thank you so much!!!
Very useful, well done.
Woah thank you so much for it
It's useful :)
Great video. ❤
Very helpful! Thank you 😊💕👏
so amazing!
Thanks for this tutorial, it was very helpful 🍄🍃🤗 I've been searching for a foliage/ plants video tutorial to improve my watercolor illustrations and I really like your observations ☺️
Love it!
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I loved the video ❤️❤️😍
Very helpful ❤️ thank you ❤️
So pretty
Thank you 😊
Thank you!!!
I found this one really informative thank you 😊 keep going 👍🏻
Thank you! I’m glad you find it helpful!
Short and sweet ❤️ new subscriber here!
This was really helpful. Thank you so much
You’re welcome!! I’m really happy you find it helpful!
Nice tutorial 👍🌷🌹🌻🌼😄.
ghank u I struggled painting bushes and grass. please upload more
Thank you so much! I will try to upload more 😊
I'm gonna try 🥰
Let me know how it goes! 😁
Very useful. Thank you 🌹🌹♥️
You’re welcome! I’m glad you find it helpful!
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You have a beautiful nose! I really enjoyed this tutorial thank you❤
How about devoting an installment to gradation. I've been struggling with it since falling in love with gouache. It's an especial problem when the subject matter of a picture intrudes into a big graded background such as a building against the sky or the sea.
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great video ! the music is just a bit annoying after 10min
Can you do this with acrylics ?
Will it look pretty much the same ?
I’m not used acrylic but my guess would be you could use the same method. However, since acrylic is water resistant and is way more opaque, there’s may be some adjustments needed. I would suggest you try it on a small area to see 😊
Maybe it’s my brush, but I can’t seem to get the leaves go look very differentiated or like they are going in different directions, they end up looking more uniform and the same size.
I would suggest experimenting more with your brush strokes on its own before going in for the painting. The more you press down on the brush, the bigger the stroke. If you use a flat brush for example, using the corner, the front edge or the full flat surface will give you different strokes. You can experiment with them all and note down what strokes your brush can make. I hope that helps!
Which kind of paper did you use for gouache?
Usually, anything above 250lb watercolor would work. The one I use most often is the canson XL watercolor paper. For this video in particular, I used Etchr sketchbook
Whoa whoa whoa… hold up. Is that a dry erase board you’re using as a mixing pallet? Edit - Oh, turns out it’s a pan. Still a good idea.
What is that color box called? Where did you buy it?
I got it on Amazon. Look for watercolor palette box and it should pop up
hellow! may i know, what application do you use when scanning your image? I've used a camscanner but the photos from the real one are so different :(
I use my phone camera to take a photo of the painting and use snapseed to make the white of the paper to be completely pure white background
@@OgygiaArt aaah i see thank you ^^
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The video being sped up and not explaining how youre doing things isnt really beginner friendly