The Magic of Granulating Paint
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- Опубліковано 20 тра 2024
- Welcome to The Wonders of Watercolour where each week we provide a free tutorial (full length) - we even provide you with free traceables so that you can trace down your outline if you dislike drawing freehand. This week we are all about granulating colours and super fast painting - so if you are looking for a quick and easy project, then this is for you. I have used paints from Deep Deep Light - they are my absolute favourite paints - but you can use anything you like. I have a discount code 'DEEPDEEPRAE' which will give you a 10% discount off all their paints - I have listed all the materials used below but as always, use what you have and if you get stuck, let me know in the comments and I will help you:
PAINT:
Prickly Pear
Partridge
Rose Ashes - all from Deep Deep Light
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Happy Tuesday and watching you paint.
Happy Tuesday to you too x
What a wonderful and simple project. I love the granulation of the colours and I’m looking forward to painting these, hopefully later today. Thank you Rae, for another wonderful tutorial. And by the way, you don’t waffle. You explain in detail, and that’s great. - Dawn 🌅
Aw thank you so much Dawn. I am looking forward to seeing yours xx
Oh WOW, SOOOO PRETTYYYYY!!! The colours you chose worked so well for this one!!! 🎉🙌👏❤😍✨🐝
Aw thanks dr 🐝 Bee. I love these paints. 🐝🌸❤️💜🥰
Thank you Rae,!❤
My absolute pleasure x
I love this one. Those Deep Deep Light paints are gorgeous!
I adore them - my favourite now
I LOVE Honesty! The flowers turn out beautiful! The yard at our parent's house has them growing right now. Beautiful painting, Rae ^_^ I love those paints! Granulating watercolor gives such a special look. I have a couple DS paints and love em.
Thank you Cass. I lived doing this one as it was so easy and the colours are stunning x
Love this simple tutorial! The paints are absolutely beautiful!
Thank you very much Robin
Thankyou Rae..These are so unique - gorgeous, delicate and transparent, with soft pastel shades! Botanical name: Lunaria Annua, of the Brassicaceae family. Love the Deep Deep Light paint colours you've chosen xx 💓
Oh thank you very much, Terry and thank you for the name of the plant. It was puzzling me. X
@@helencampbell in italiano, il nome popolare della Lunaria è *monete del Papa *... forse in inglese *money pope,s *😊😊😊
@paolacareddu9009 thank you 🤩
@@paolacareddu9009yes! Pope’s Money plant!
Thanks for this tutorial, Rae😽🩷
I painted this and thoroughly enjoyed it. Those Deep Deep Light paints in the Rae's Blooms Palette are awesome 😁😁😁💜🌹
Thank you very much. Ooh I’ve just seen your gorgeous painting. Thank you for sharing with our group x
So lovely and delicate with gorgeous colours. Thank you
Thank you very much x
Those paints are lovely. I enjoyed this tutorial.
Thank you very much
Thanks for showing us more uses for granulating paints. I appreciate them more now than I used to, but I still use them sparingly.
My pleasure x
Wow! Totally new idea for me. Thank you. The honesty plant aka silver dollar plant.
Thank you Beth x
Thank you for the fun video!
Thank you, Sheila X
Thank you@ Love the paint colours!
Thank you
Love it! Thank you!
Thank you
Rae rocks xx
aw thank you x
Fun 😊When I was a kid we called them silver dollar plants.
Thank you 💜🌸
My aunt Mary used to give us honesty seeds to plant. Honestly, they usually went in the bin. 🤣 It tried to look up your paints and couldn't find the colours, but no matter, all far too expensive for me. Love your work though, magnificent.
lol re the seeds. And thank you x
Rae, I use Daniel Smith paints. Would these DS paints be close to Moonglow, and, Piemonite Genuine? The Prickly Pear color I do not know a DS paint that would be close.
Hi. Moon glow is kind of similar to Partridge but Partridge is a bit more brownie. You could try mixing glow with piemontite. it would certainly make an interesting colour, if you’ve got Daniel Smith’s undersea green and mixed up with a little pink that would also work or at least, as I said, make an interesting colour that is granulating
I just looked up honesty plant, I’d never heard about it before. It looks like crisps on sticks 🤤 😂.
lol - back in the day we used to have them as decoration
Crisps for decoration! Life doesn’t get better 😊. (Note: autocorrect changed crisps to crisis in my comment above 😂)
@awatercolourist 😂