@@Danye4191 Me too. The ""text me with this number" in the comments is a bad sign. "Alpay Efe" grey baner is not showing up as well. For a second I thought I won. Oh well.
alpay: i dont wanna buy new brushes to finish this painting coz im too lazy :( also alpay: * struggles to finish the painting with dead brushes then buys the new brushes to make a whole new painting and ends up working 3 times as hard *
When I use watercolor, and I assume it would be the same with gouache, I use 2 water jars. One for rinsing, one for wetting the brush before dipping into clean paint. I think reorganizing the paint so color families are together would help avoid serious contamination. And who says you can't get your paint dirty with other colors? When it happens, I let it dry and wipe it with a wet towel/rag.
I’m unsure if he doesn’t understand how water activated paints work or what And his poor dead brushes just need brush a quality brush cleaner and conditioner to revive them with a stiffening agent
I think these are different because they’re “jelly” … if he had used them dry as one does with regular watercolors then I think that would work, but he mixed them back to a paste …
As a gouache painter myself, I can relate to the frustration of the medium not working like how you wanted it to and I know why upon seeing your techniques. Firstly, gouache does not act like watercolour AT ALL - the suitable mindset is oil colours + water as the medium/thinner. And because it isn't watercolour, mixed media brushes are the way to go. WC brushes hold too much water as gouache is meant for rather thick applications. Even with a damped WC brush, you will end up carrying too much gouache to apply on the surface. I personally use synthetic flat brushes and small round brushes for details. Acrylic brushes are great too. Despite everything, the piece ended up looking amazing because you're a great artist!
The painting subject is a very dramatic scene; stressful and filled with drama. That T-Rex was created by man and escaped the cage man tried to contain it in. Some how it is fitting that your painting found a way to escape and create it's own drama/life of it's own. Fitting end to a creative process! Thank you for sharing it with us.
Maybe he doesn't like guache... I don't know... his complains are weird. The paint is dry after a year... you have to clean your brush, chance the water...
I paint with watercolour half pans and yes I do that. One very large container of rinsing water, so it doesnt get dirty too quickly and one adapted small pet drinker of clean water to charge by brush with - this gives me a constantly refreshed supply of clean water. And I still change the rinsing water really often, usually when moving between blocks of colour.
Yep that was my thought too. I always have two jars. It doesn't matter if I'm using gouache or watercolor. I just do it. Also complaining about painting getting dried after a whole year... common🙄🙄 He is kinda nitpicking.
Ok, this is why I love watching your videos. I spent about 20 hours on this drawing I did about 10 years ago. Like this video, I wasn't vibing with the piece, so I needed to take a step back and tackle it again the next day... only to find one of my animals decided it would make a better chew toy. I immediately started laughing my butt off. Your videos show the life of an artist. Some good, some not so good, but it's important to never look at the art as a failure, and instead a piece you learned from. Even the best artists have moments when it just doesn't go as planned, and your content portrays that perfectly. Thank you for being fun, entertaining, a great artist, and a great teacher of inspiration.
These paints last if you put the middle palette on, then wrap in a snap lock bag, then snap the top lid on… mine are still wet and juicy 20+ months later and I’ve never used water or glycerin with them. Your art is fab! ❤
It doesn’t even matter if they do dry out as they can be reactivated with some water and a bit of stirring, they’re designed to dry out and be revived :) you can also just lightly spray with some water after each use
They were actually designed to just be one-time-use paints for use during school examinations technically 🤗 But now the art community has gotten hold of them, we like to use them longer 🤗
@@elliecowell3412 they really are horrible to revive if they’ve dried too much. But the commentor is correct. I bought new paints and if the palette is on you just need to push down hard before fastening. This creates an air tight seal.
@@tmo6517 I’ve found that letting them soak for a couple days then giving them a stir with a milk frothed pretty much completely restores them, granted not if they’ve been sat for a year but I’ve never left them that long 🤣
That poor painting heard all the terrible things you said about it and tried to run away. 😂 I know you were disappointed in how it turned out, but I think it looks great and somehow the rain disaster just makes it look cooler.
As a fellow artist, I understand your frustration. Here's the thing, it's a part of your journey. Which means, you learned from it and the only place to go from here is to grow from here. The next one will be better, because you have learned from this painting, and if we stop trying new things, we stop learning. I applaud your effort to try something new and for not giving up despite that feeling of not being happy with your work. I think it is perfect the way it is. If you think about it, there are many pieces in history museums that are not perfect or pristine, but it's their unique history and character that makes them so special. I'd love to hang your "total disaster" in my studio to remind me of all of this when I feel the way you did. Thanks for sharing this, it was inspirational to this artist. Best wishes.
This feels like one of these scenes where the protaganist says 'well, at least it's not raining' and sure enough the next second it starts raining cats and dogs
Your comment about the paints being visually aesthetic- spot on. They remind me of nothing so much as fingerpaints, and they make me _want_ to fingerpaint with them. :D
Hands down, the most entertaining gouache tutorial I’ve ever seen. Loved the plot twist so ironic lol. Surprising the painting seemed to have held on well enough. I’m now feeling inspired to paint again. Since I’m early to this video, i also wouldn’t mind being the proud owner of this painting. 😂❤😅
For anyone using the Himi Gouache set, putting some Vaseline (petroleum jelly) around the edges of the case helps with the seal a lot. It isn't perfect, but it is something. I don't know if anyone else has posted this yet. I put it around the lid edges to be more specific...
This painting turned out really cool. my grandson loves dinosaurs. He's been my inspiration that i started art in the first place. From having this 5 year old bring out the magic including drawing. So rather a bit late , I've found my passion in life.
I love how you are honest and accept that the tools are so crucial. Strangely I've seen many UA-cam artists doing this trends where they do cheap va expensive and make it look "easy" because it's a 20 second shorts video... BUT THE TRUUUUTH ISSSSS..... That now after 3 Years of buying art supplies, like professional grade and my first set of real mom $10 a pack brushes I'm like YESSSSSS tools make you a better artist , quit lying media ! You're totally right
My 5 year old son just watched this with me cos he's obsessed with dinosaurs, jurassic world (and Park) and drawing dinosaurs. He said this: " Mum , it's a good thing that it ended up getting wet with the rain. Cos that's what happened in jurassic Park, they were all wet with the rain during this part of the movie" :)
literally one of the most dramatic reviews I have ever seen !!! Out in rain, OMG??!! I feel for you but I am also laughing really hard just at the bonkers situation of this whole review. My himi miya arrives today, so excited.
I feel that the painting being in the rain added a nice touch, it blurred the Rex a little which moves it more into the background, giving a more ominous feel and focus to the flare.
🤣😫😭 I'm laughing AND crying. I have had entire sketchbooks become ruined. It's devastating, until you learn to let go some. Because there will always be another piece. And I am in love with the chase, the process anyways...so as long as we have the skills, we will always be capable of making it again...but maybe better than last time.
I purchased the 56-color gouache from himi, I mostly do watercolor art and honestly hoped to use them to substitute difficult, more expensive watercolor colors and I love to use the dry half pans with my watercolors anyway, I feel like I can control both watercolor and gouache better when they start dry. The gouache has been a perfect addition as I'd hoped. I transferred them to a $10 tin with empty half pans from amazon. Works great!
That’s my fave movie and absolutely one of my fave scenes altogether…there couldn’t be anything more appropriate than that particular scene ending in disaster as you try to recreate it in a medium and with tools you’re fighting against. Thankfully it was only a painting and there’s no Rex to take revenge! Loved the piece btw❤
I wasn't expecting the ending 😅. Seems nature was trying to take it for itself haha. But I think it still has a certain aesthetic quality to it even post fall and would be cool to hang as art anyhow since imho the best art pieces are the ones with good stories.
Ich finde es klasse wie sich das Werk, passend zu diesem mega Jurassic Park Moment , selbst in Szene gesetzt hat. Passend in den Regen wie Alan Grant.🤗
Well this is encouraging…I got this same set for Christmas last year, stupidly opened all of the jelly cups but never used the paint! I’ve been wondering if I wasted them and you confirmed for me that I have not ☺️
It's actually best to spritz them with water and let it soak in for a bit before going to mix them up to get them workable again. It allows the water to penetrate better and makes the re-constituting easier.
This is more of an overall thought on your page after following it for a while now. I would like to say that after watching ALL of your videos (on a binge at times) and I don't know why I did it...because now I have nothing to watch. THANK YOU! Thank you for sharing your creative process and thoughts that most artists don't share. The way you approach your paintings and videos is amazing and unique. Please continue to post because you never who you are inspiring. (ME) You reinvigorated my fire as an artist again. Just last week I was sitting in my studio thinking of quitting because I'm not where I know I can be and should be. So I just started painting put your videos in the background and the more I listened and saw your work the more I wanted to keep going. Marketing is still a process I'm still learning and thats a mission for me this year to stand out and let people know more of my work. Thank you for sharing your passion with the world man! Looking forward to seeing more!
You had a fight with the giant ! I guess it’s never easy when you confront a Tyrannosaurus rex 😂 what did you expect ? 😂😂😂 you did great anyway, like always 😊
Ooh, the symbolism: 'Failed' painting eradicated by a sky full of tears... I hardly think this painting was a disaster. I'm impressed with your ability to conquer the inadequate tools & materials! Eager to see the next gouache painting.
Wonderful video Alpay, I love that you showed gouache can be salvaged to help others , the fact that you incorporated medias to show compatibility an educated others it's very versatile , I like to think the painting casually escaped your studio to enhance the video an show the after effect should the gouache an media mixes become wet :) Brilliant fun !
This reminds me of that verse of the big bang theory song: _"The dinosaurs all met their fate, they tried to leap but they were late and they all died"_ Literally your T-rex jumping out the window lol.
Long time fan and first time commenting. If you think the painting is an epic fail, the T-Rex and Alan Grant didn't fail to be awesome! Even the rain cannot wash away the greatness of that scene. Love your work and encouragement.
Having left a painting outside to dry and then have it ruined by unexpected rain myself, I feel validated to know that you have suffered the same fate. Nothing to do but get up and try again! Happy painting! 😆❤
As soon as you mention “Fighting the materials”, I start hearing ‘Eye of the Tiger’ playing in my mind, and you became Rocky Balboa, and by the end of the video, What you call stubbornness, seems like heart, to me. Even if you got your ass kicked for a little bit, you still came out the winner I think because the painting still turned out rad in my opinion! I admire you for staying the course and finishing the painting, and for creating an awesome, and hilarious video as well. I can’t wait to see the next one. Much Love and Respect from North Carolina, Stacy
I'm glad I'm not the only one who had this same issue with himi gouache cause I'm just getting started with painting, and I was like how tf do I not ruin all of the paints? I have to use like 8 separate spoons to get the paint out onto the palette. It's a very frustrating design tbh. And it definitely is a roadblock for a beginner artist. I found myself getting so frustrated with the whole process that I didn't even want to paint anymore. I don't want to give up on gouache, but I'm definitely going to retire the cute youtube palette, and go for easier to use tubes.
In my experrience, cross contamination doesn't really do any harm. After all, I'm always mixing the paints anyway, and the pigment is so strong that the original color always overwhelms whatever other paint gets in there. If it gets too "dirty," I just give the cup a good stir, and the contaminating paint just gets mixed in and doesnt affect the paint in the cup. I do mix on a palette, but I dont worry about paint on my brush getting into another cup. My gouache looks quite a mess in the end, but I just stir it all up, and it's good to go again. Even the yellow and white.
@ritawilbur7343 thanks for the info!!! I haven't ever used any kind of paints before. I mainly sketch. So it's been pretty intimidating for me. Any advice is really appreciated.
@@jjay9909 No problem, I hope it helps! I also used to angst about messing up the paint until I watched several videos that convinced me not to stress over it. I'm still learning to use gouache, though. It's definitely a love/hate relationship for me!
advice for himi gauche: clean your pallet knifes or spoons before diving into another cup? that is the simplest way to stop cross contamination. i’ve been using gauche for almost a year and have never had cross contamination. as for your complaint about its pigment, that’s kinda the point. gauche is meant to be a paint you can use opaque or shear. that’s why people love it so much. put some paint on a pallet and dilute the color, do the same for a different color, and then mix the two. that stops the pigment from being so dominant. certain himi gauche colors are more pigmented than others (the light pink for ex), you may want to dilute those more. this is great paint for beginners, but if you find tubes easier you do you 🤷♀️ i recommend holbein or winsor and newton for tubes.
It’s a beautiful disaster! 😂❤ My kids love Jurassic park and Godzilla. And it seems like everything they touch breaks or implodes so this is a very fitting image for this home 🫠
Alpay isnt quite happy... Universe says well u missed the RAIN on your piece! Here Ill help! I would LOVE this rain added to piece! My fave film, ny new paints, so much to study and learn even though you WERE helped out by the Rain Gods 🤞
Noooo this was heartbreaking to watch literally every artist's worst nightmare😭😭 I'm so sorry Alpay, the painting still looks fantastic even if the rain got the best of it😫
If that wasn't the realist artist moment I don't know what is. I had a similar issue with wine. A so-so painting, a bushy cat tail, the last 6 oz's of a nice bottle of delicious red wine. A complete and utter craptastic fail of a night. I never cleaned the wine stains from the table legs of my art desk. A reminder that, it could always be worse lol.
Great painting (before rain edition)! I take my HIMIs out every few months, spray some water on them, give them a swirl with toothpicks, and then put them back in storage. That way they stay wet enough to use them when I want to. I personally prefer using brushes for acrylics with gouache, since they don't hold as much water. I also like using the diagonal/cut off brushes that look like this \|----. Interesting to see your paint process here. I also start with the shadows first. Now I want to paint with some Gouache again!
I’ve had mine for 2 years and there still wet, I spray them when I open them & mix with a palette knife. Paint and before I put them away spray with water again to keep moist. The only colour that I have to work hard to mix down is the yellow orche which I found was kind of hard from when i bought the paint. I had this set for a long time because it not my favourite go to gouache paint. Love Windsor & Newton paint
Fabulous stuff Alpay - and love how this turned out - even with natures little assistance. This film holds a special place in my heart as my first blind date with my wife of 27 years. Have used this paint in tubes for many years - mainly painting 1-2inch brands for washcare and fashion labels - you can never have too many small brushes😂
OMG! I still want that painting! I love Jurassic Park... I'd find a good home for it. I jumped at my screen and tried to look out that window of yours. Screaming, "Oh! NO!" It's kind of fitting for the painting being "ruined" by water seeing how the scene is soaked with rain and mud. This is one of my favourite scenes of the movie. What a beast that T-rex!
Dude! It’s gouache! Just add water. Let it sit for 10 minutes in a bath of hot water and stir. Voila! Dirty paints? Use a tiny palette knife, scoop some from the jelly cup into your palette and again, voila! Brushes? Doesn’t your wife have an abundance of watercolor/mixed media brushes? Maybe she’ll share?
I personally have a thing for something being "broken" or unusal. Once I bought a box from a shop because it must have been dropped several times which ruined its rounded corners and I knew people would rather buy the boxes in better shape. He still lives in my kitchen to this day, holding some candies. I'd hang this painting because I actually like its backstory and the flaws it got from its failed escape.
The funniest/best comment that has the most likes until the end of the week will get this original gouache disaster 😂
Can you paint zendaya
Someone just commented on my comment and I think they are pretending to be you. Wanted to let you know. The most recent comment.
@@Danye4191 Me too. The ""text me with this number" in the comments is a bad sign. "Alpay Efe" grey baner is not showing up as well. For a second I thought I won. Oh well.
@@richtoon I know me too. Not today scammers
@@Danye4191 I hope we find out who won. :/
The irony of painting a raining scene, with water colours and have that same painting be destroyed by the rain...
That what I thought too 😂
@@AlpayEfe you just need to find a T-Rex to make it complete .... Love the painting. It looks still better than everything from me.
Kinda poetic though ❤
When they filmed this, the rain was causing problems for the T-Rex too. Kept soaking it up and getting too heavy.
@TurtleKun ...did u get the beautiful disaster?
I think the end result of the painting fits the moment in the movie so well; it was all going smoothly until the rain began 😂
this comment is amazing
alpay: i dont wanna buy new brushes to finish this painting coz im too lazy :(
also alpay: * struggles to finish the painting with dead brushes then buys the new brushes to make a whole new painting and ends up working 3 times as hard *
Lol… pretty much 😂
As we say in Colombia, the lazy works twice haha
When I use watercolor, and I assume it would be the same with gouache, I use 2 water jars. One for rinsing, one for wetting the brush before dipping into clean paint. I think reorganizing the paint so color families are together would help avoid serious contamination. And who says you can't get your paint dirty with other colors? When it happens, I let it dry and wipe it with a wet towel/rag.
I’m unsure if he doesn’t understand how water activated paints work or what
And his poor dead brushes just need brush a quality brush cleaner and conditioner to revive them with a stiffening agent
I think these are different because they’re “jelly” … if he had used them dry as one does with regular watercolors then I think that would work, but he mixed them back to a paste …
As a gouache painter myself, I can relate to the frustration of the medium not working like how you wanted it to and I know why upon seeing your techniques. Firstly, gouache does not act like watercolour AT ALL - the suitable mindset is oil colours + water as the medium/thinner. And because it isn't watercolour, mixed media brushes are the way to go. WC brushes hold too much water as gouache is meant for rather thick applications. Even with a damped WC brush, you will end up carrying too much gouache to apply on the surface. I personally use synthetic flat brushes and small round brushes for details. Acrylic brushes are great too. Despite everything, the piece ended up looking amazing because you're a great artist!
WC Brush is a Toilet Brush? 😂
@@yasibiene "water color"
I like your description of using gouache, I haven't before and look forward to trying them
The painting subject is a very dramatic scene; stressful and filled with drama. That T-Rex was created by man and escaped the cage man tried to contain it in. Some how it is fitting that your painting found a way to escape and create it's own drama/life of it's own. Fitting end to a creative process! Thank you for sharing it with us.
Yeah almost kinda poetic 😅
Winner winner. Chicken dinner 🍗
Also, isn’t it common practice to use two water containers? One to clean most of the paint and the second to clean the last bits and use for mixing
Maybe he doesn't like guache... I don't know... his complains are weird. The paint is dry after a year... you have to clean your brush, chance the water...
@@maritimponi This was my thought too. Literally none of the problems he mentions would be a problem to me.
I usually use just a bigger water jar instead of two, but I do watercolors not gouache
I paint with watercolour half pans and yes I do that. One very large container of rinsing water, so it doesnt get dirty too quickly and one adapted small pet drinker of clean water to charge by brush with - this gives me a constantly refreshed supply of clean water. And I still change the rinsing water really often, usually when moving between blocks of colour.
Yep that was my thought too. I always have two jars. It doesn't matter if I'm using gouache or watercolor. I just do it. Also complaining about painting getting dried after a whole year... common🙄🙄 He is kinda nitpicking.
Ok, this is why I love watching your videos. I spent about 20 hours on this drawing I did about 10 years ago. Like this video, I wasn't vibing with the piece, so I needed to take a step back and tackle it again the next day... only to find one of my animals decided it would make a better chew toy. I immediately started laughing my butt off. Your videos show the life of an artist. Some good, some not so good, but it's important to never look at the art as a failure, and instead a piece you learned from. Even the best artists have moments when it just doesn't go as planned, and your content portrays that perfectly. Thank you for being fun, entertaining, a great artist, and a great teacher of inspiration.
These paints last if you put the middle palette on, then wrap in a snap lock bag, then snap the top lid on… mine are still wet and juicy 20+ months later and I’ve never used water or glycerin with them.
Your art is fab! ❤
It doesn’t even matter if they do dry out as they can be reactivated with some water and a bit of stirring, they’re designed to dry out and be revived :) you can also just lightly spray with some water after each use
They were actually designed to just be one-time-use paints for use during school examinations technically 🤗 But now the art community has gotten hold of them, we like to use them longer 🤗
@@elliecowell3412 they really are horrible to revive if they’ve dried too much. But the commentor is correct. I bought new paints and if the palette is on you just need to push down hard before fastening. This creates an air tight seal.
@@tmo6517 I’ve found that letting them soak for a couple days then giving them a stir with a milk frothed pretty much completely restores them, granted not if they’ve been sat for a year but I’ve never left them that long 🤣
@@elliecowell3412 yea I will never go through that again. Off to the trash they went!
That poor painting heard all the terrible things you said about it and tried to run away. 😂 I know you were disappointed in how it turned out, but I think it looks great and somehow the rain disaster just makes it look cooler.
As a fellow artist, I understand your frustration. Here's the thing, it's a part of your journey. Which means, you learned from it and the only place to go from here is to grow from here. The next one will be better, because you have learned from this painting, and if we stop trying new things, we stop learning. I applaud your effort to try something new and for not giving up despite that feeling of not being happy with your work. I think it is perfect the way it is. If you think about it, there are many pieces in history museums that are not perfect or pristine, but it's their unique history and character that makes them so special. I'd love to hang your "total disaster" in my studio to remind me of all of this when I feel the way you did. Thanks for sharing this, it was inspirational to this artist. Best wishes.
You can say this was a tutorial for you new 'rain wash' technique!
😂
This feels like one of these scenes where the protaganist says 'well, at least it's not raining' and sure enough the next second it starts raining cats and dogs
It still looks amazing and still captures the iconic scene, which is one of my favorites from the movie.
Your comment about the paints being visually aesthetic- spot on. They remind me of nothing so much as fingerpaints, and they make me _want_ to fingerpaint with them. :D
Hands down, the most entertaining gouache tutorial I’ve ever seen. Loved the plot twist so ironic lol. Surprising the painting seemed to have held on well enough. I’m now feeling inspired to paint again. Since I’m early to this video, i also wouldn’t mind being the proud owner of this painting. 😂❤😅
It's not water damage... it's a patina. *chef's kiss*
Gouache painting by Alpay, with a touch of ingenuity from the divine.
I honestly think the fact that the painting got washed out by the rain actually gives it more character though 💜
Oh, c'mon Alpay. The rain and smuding on the painting just makes it more realistic! You can call it camera blurr with natural details :P
I should have sold it as a secret painting technique…organic weathering 😂
@@AlpayEfe Exactly! Lol!
For anyone using the Himi Gouache set, putting some Vaseline (petroleum jelly) around the edges of the case helps with the seal a lot. It isn't perfect, but it is something. I don't know if anyone else has posted this yet. I put it around the lid edges to be more specific...
This painting turned out really cool. my grandson loves dinosaurs. He's been my inspiration that i started art in the first place. From having this 5 year old bring out the magic including drawing. So rather a bit late , I've found my passion in life.
I love how you are honest and accept that the tools are so crucial. Strangely I've seen many UA-cam artists doing this trends where they do cheap va expensive and make it look "easy" because it's a 20 second shorts video... BUT THE TRUUUUTH ISSSSS..... That now after 3 Years of buying art supplies, like professional grade and my first set of real mom $10 a pack brushes I'm like YESSSSSS tools make you a better artist , quit lying media ! You're totally right
My 5 year old son just watched this with me cos he's obsessed with dinosaurs, jurassic world (and Park) and drawing dinosaurs. He said this: " Mum , it's a good thing that it ended up getting wet with the rain. Cos that's what happened in jurassic Park, they were all wet with the rain during this part of the movie" :)
That’s so adorable 😭
literally one of the most dramatic reviews I have ever seen !!! Out in rain, OMG??!! I feel for you but I am also laughing really hard just at the bonkers situation of this whole review. My himi miya arrives today, so excited.
I think the painting sitting in the rain adds to the scene and feel you were trying to capture!
I feel that the painting being in the rain added a nice touch, it blurred the Rex a little which moves it more into the background, giving a more ominous feel and focus to the flare.
🤣😫😭 I'm laughing AND crying. I have had entire sketchbooks become ruined. It's devastating, until you learn to let go some. Because there will always be another piece.
And I am in love with the chase, the process anyways...so as long as we have the skills, we will always be capable of making it again...but maybe better than last time.
I purchased the 56-color gouache from himi, I mostly do watercolor art and honestly hoped to use them to substitute difficult, more expensive watercolor colors and I love to use the dry half pans with my watercolors anyway, I feel like I can control both watercolor and gouache better when they start dry. The gouache has been a perfect addition as I'd hoped. I transferred them to a $10 tin with empty half pans from amazon. Works great!
Dude. I think I would take a gum wrapper with a crayon smiley face on it from you!! I think anyone of us would be honored to have this painting.
Epic ending! it was raining in that scene , a bit of rain looks awesome in this piece!🥰
That’s my fave movie and absolutely one of my fave scenes altogether…there couldn’t be anything more appropriate than that particular scene ending in disaster as you try to recreate it in a medium and with tools you’re fighting against. Thankfully it was only a painting and there’s no Rex to take revenge! Loved the piece btw❤
Your painting is a perfect example of the Japanese "wabi sabi". Your painting is beautiful ❤️
You were so preoccupied with whether you could, you didn't stop to think if you should.
I wasn't expecting the ending 😅. Seems nature was trying to take it for itself haha. But I think it still has a certain aesthetic quality to it even post fall and would be cool to hang as art anyhow since imho the best art pieces are the ones with good stories.
The irony of it all of the painting ending up in the rain. I still liked it a lot.
Ich finde es klasse wie sich das Werk, passend zu diesem mega Jurassic Park Moment , selbst in Szene gesetzt hat.
Passend in den Regen wie Alan Grant.🤗
Any paints that at first glance look like preschool finger paints, don't give me much confidence in their performance.
Well this is encouraging…I got this same set for Christmas last year, stupidly opened all of the jelly cups but never used the paint! I’ve been wondering if I wasted them and you confirmed for me that I have not ☺️
It's actually best to spritz them with water and let it soak in for a bit before going to mix them up to get them workable again. It allows the water to penetrate better and makes the re-constituting easier.
There is a tool that can mix and reactive the jelly gauche it’s like a mini blender and it makes reactivating go by much much quicker
There are dozens of videos on here of people reactivating them to better than new quality.
Malcom was right again. Nature did find a way :D
Things happen as they should. In the words of Dr Ian Malcolm from Jurassic Park..."Life finds a way."
I really like the outcome, I enjoy using arteza gouache mainly 😃 they do make a Dino sized mess at times though
Not gunna lie, I love the effect the real rain had on this rain scene from JP. It has added a whole other dimension to the painting. ❤
The painting with a lesson to teach. about faith, about brushes and 😂the elements! The ultimate recycling painting. I love it.
Imagine how bad things could've been, if you had painted raptors...😮
Drying art near the window...Alpay was not a "...clever girl" 😁
Lol great reference 🤣
Apparently "proper ventilation" is a double-edged sword
Me: Starts considering leaving artwork out in the rain for similar results.
This is more of an overall thought on your page after following it for a while now. I would like to say that after watching ALL of your videos (on a binge at times) and I don't know why I did it...because now I have nothing to watch. THANK YOU! Thank you for sharing your creative process and thoughts that most artists don't share. The way you approach your paintings and videos is amazing and unique. Please continue to post because you never who you are inspiring. (ME) You reinvigorated my fire as an artist again. Just last week I was sitting in my studio thinking of quitting because I'm not where I know I can be and should be. So I just started painting put your videos in the background and the more I listened and saw your work the more I wanted to keep going. Marketing is still a process I'm still learning and thats a mission for me this year to stand out and let people know more of my work. Thank you for sharing your passion with the world man! Looking forward to seeing more!
I love your painting. Even though you were unhappy with it I learned so much from watching you make it
IRONYYYYYYYYY 😂, I think you did a good job personally. 👏🏻
It still looks good, even after sitting in the rain
You had a fight with the giant ! I guess it’s never easy when you confront a Tyrannosaurus rex 😂 what did you expect ? 😂😂😂 you did great anyway, like always 😊
Your painting after being destroyed by the rain… finally one of your art pieces which is not so different from my master pieces!
All I heard in my head was Alanis Morissette’s song 🎵” Isn’t it ironic”.
Though it still looks better than anything I have done😅…….. I’ll get there😎
Ooh, the symbolism: 'Failed' painting eradicated by a sky full of tears...
I hardly think this painting was a disaster. I'm impressed with your ability to conquer the inadequate tools & materials! Eager to see the next gouache painting.
It’s definitely better 😅
Don't think I've ever been this early on your videos before haha.
“Great artists will be able to make anything work”. You did. If this is a failure you’re one of the best artists I’ve ever seen lol
Wonderful video Alpay, I love that you showed gouache can be salvaged to help others , the fact that you incorporated medias to show compatibility an educated others it's very versatile , I like to think the painting casually escaped your studio to enhance the video an show the after effect should the gouache an media mixes become wet :) Brilliant fun !
The painted un-alived itself.
I like it. Sometimes art is also about the back story of the piece, not just the image. And this story is interesting enough.
This reminds me of that verse of the big bang theory song: _"The dinosaurs all met their fate, they tried to leap but they were late and they all died"_
Literally your T-rex jumping out the window lol.
"Your artists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should" - Ian Malcolm, Jurassic Park. (almost)
I guess that now, after coming from IG I can agree that you…misted 😅
That extroverted gouache painting was flying back to its water environment 🤣
Long time fan and first time commenting. If you think the painting is an epic fail, the T-Rex and Alan Grant didn't fail to be awesome! Even the rain cannot wash away the greatness of that scene. Love your work and encouragement.
Having left a painting outside to dry and then have it ruined by unexpected rain myself, I feel validated to know that you have suffered the same fate. Nothing to do but get up and try again! Happy painting! 😆❤
Proof of your deep genuine creativity, Alpay!
as much as you think it is ruined i feel like its even more realistic as it was raining in the scene lol 😂
Even the painting was frustrated and threw itself out the window 😢 still nice tho
Good one 😊
Are you certain that jelly gouache palette isn't cursed? That is a lot of "oh no!" for one project.
I’m not because i actually had another issue with the other gouache painting I did 😅
@@AlpayEfe Oh NOOOOOOOOO! You may want to get that palette out of your studio/home ASAP! 🤣 Good luck!
As soon as you mention “Fighting the materials”, I start hearing ‘Eye of the Tiger’ playing in my mind, and you became Rocky Balboa, and by the end of the video, What you call stubbornness, seems like heart, to me. Even if you got your ass kicked for a little bit, you still came out the winner I think because the painting still turned out rad in my opinion! I admire you for staying the course and finishing the painting, and for creating an awesome, and hilarious video as well. I can’t wait to see the next one. Much Love and Respect from North Carolina, Stacy
I'm glad I'm not the only one who had this same issue with himi gouache cause I'm just getting started with painting, and I was like how tf do I not ruin all of the paints? I have to use like 8 separate spoons to get the paint out onto the palette. It's a very frustrating design tbh. And it definitely is a roadblock for a beginner artist. I found myself getting so frustrated with the whole process that I didn't even want to paint anymore. I don't want to give up on gouache, but I'm definitely going to retire the cute youtube palette, and go for easier to use tubes.
In my experrience, cross contamination doesn't really do any harm. After all, I'm always mixing the paints anyway, and the pigment is so strong that the original color always overwhelms whatever other paint gets in there. If it gets too "dirty," I just give the cup a good stir, and the contaminating paint just gets mixed in and doesnt affect the paint in the cup. I do mix on a palette, but I dont worry about paint on my brush getting into another cup. My gouache looks quite a mess in the end, but I just stir it all up, and it's good to go again. Even the yellow and white.
@ritawilbur7343 thanks for the info!!! I haven't ever used any kind of paints before. I mainly sketch. So it's been pretty intimidating for me. Any advice is really appreciated.
@@jjay9909 No problem, I hope it helps! I also used to angst about messing up the paint until I watched several videos that convinced me not to stress over it. I'm still learning to use gouache, though. It's definitely a love/hate relationship for me!
advice for himi gauche: clean your pallet knifes or spoons before diving into another cup? that is the simplest way to stop cross contamination. i’ve been using gauche for almost a year and have never had cross contamination. as for your complaint about its pigment, that’s kinda the point. gauche is meant to be a paint you can use opaque or shear. that’s why people love it so much. put some paint on a pallet and dilute the color, do the same for a different color, and then mix the two. that stops the pigment from being so dominant. certain himi gauche colors are more pigmented than others (the light pink for ex), you may want to dilute those more. this is great paint for beginners, but if you find tubes easier you do you 🤷♀️ i recommend holbein or winsor and newton for tubes.
It’s a beautiful disaster! 😂❤
My kids love Jurassic park and Godzilla. And it seems like everything they touch breaks or implodes so this is a very fitting image for this home 🫠
Him: these brushes won't work.
Brushes: don't work
Him: surprised Pikachu face
Alpay isnt quite happy... Universe says well u missed the RAIN on your piece! Here Ill help!
I would LOVE this rain added to piece! My fave film, ny new paints, so much to study and learn even though you WERE helped out by the Rain Gods 🤞
Life finds a way. In this case, it found a way to make the painting even more realistic! I love it though
Noooo this was heartbreaking to watch literally every artist's worst nightmare😭😭 I'm so sorry Alpay, the painting still looks fantastic even if the rain got the best of it😫
The painting still looks great. It has an Alex Ross type of feel to it.
If that wasn't the realist artist moment I don't know what is. I had a similar issue with wine. A so-so painting, a bushy cat tail, the last 6 oz's of a nice bottle of delicious red wine. A complete and utter craptastic fail of a night. I never cleaned the wine stains from the table legs of my art desk. A reminder that, it could always be worse lol.
Great tips and thanks for sharing your experience with this goauche. Wonder how it looks like in person.
The t-rex has proven themselves resilient in the rain, even when they're trapped in a water-soluble painting!
Because life... finds a way.
Love you being real with your experience,
Great painting (before rain edition)!
I take my HIMIs out every few months, spray some water on them, give them a swirl with toothpicks, and then put them back in storage. That way they stay wet enough to use them when I want to. I personally prefer using brushes for acrylics with gouache, since they don't hold as much water. I also like using the diagonal/cut off brushes that look like this \|----. Interesting to see your paint process here. I also start with the shadows first.
Now I want to paint with some Gouache again!
I’ve had mine for 2 years and there still wet, I spray them when I open them & mix with a palette knife.
Paint and before I put them away spray with water again to keep moist.
The only colour that I have to work hard to mix down is the yellow orche which I found was kind of hard from when i bought the paint.
I had this set for a long time because it not my favourite go to gouache paint.
Love Windsor & Newton paint
Fabulous stuff Alpay - and love how this turned out - even with natures little assistance. This film holds a special place in my heart as my first blind date with my wife of 27 years. Have used this paint in tubes for many years - mainly painting 1-2inch brands for washcare and fashion labels - you can never have too many small brushes😂
Rain wanted to be an artist so wind helped rain to show the talent 🤣
This is absolutely gorgeous!
I believe that the happy accident gave the painting more character. Natural blur effect hehe!
You can just put enough water in the cups to cover the paint, wait a half an hour to an hour. No extraneous mixing required
The painting tried to go get you new materials to save the next painting
OMG! I still want that painting! I love Jurassic Park... I'd find a good home for it. I jumped at my screen and tried to look out that window of yours. Screaming, "Oh! NO!" It's kind of fitting for the painting being "ruined" by water seeing how the scene is soaked with rain and mud. This is one of my favourite scenes of the movie. What a beast that T-rex!
More like gone-ache, than gouache!! 🤣
Great video as ever Alpay.
Dude! It’s gouache! Just add water. Let it sit for 10 minutes in a bath of hot water and stir. Voila!
Dirty paints? Use a tiny palette knife, scoop some from the jelly cup into your palette and again, voila!
Brushes? Doesn’t your wife have an abundance of watercolor/mixed media brushes? Maybe she’ll share?
Already excited for this video because I love Jurassic Park so much haha
I actually really like what The Mystery and Mother Nature chose to contribute to this wonderful potpourri of decision makings 😊🌿💚🙏
It is a raining disaster😂 ! But man oh man that painting is as stubborn as the t-Rex. Still the result is fantastic!
I personally have a thing for something being "broken" or unusal.
Once I bought a box from a shop because it must have been dropped several times which
ruined its rounded corners and I knew people would rather buy the boxes in better shape.
He still lives in my kitchen to this day, holding some candies.
I'd hang this painting because I actually like its backstory and the flaws it got from its failed escape.
* searches entire studio for missing dinosaur *
* finds it outdoors after it escaped *
Alpay: “ clever girl “