House Plants Gouache Sketch
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
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This was great! Love the pink under sketch. Fabulous painting.
Love the pink coming through. Thanks for that tip/trick!
Thank you for taking the time to explain your process, much appreciated! And your new paint box looks gorgeous!
Yea! Haha we were just talking about this. I adore it. It’s more expensive than one should probably spend for gouache but I proved to myself with the $20 box that I will cherish and use and it won’t sit in a shelf. :) did you get your Spanish one it yet? I still can’t get over that you were able to just order it haha I ordered one myself because I just couldn’t believe it. Haha
@@JaredCullum I am saving up to buy a handmade one for watercolors, but I figure the cheap one will do for now. My order went through Chicago on June 1 and hasn't been updated since. It's probably sitting on a dock somewhere :p I'm glad you ordered one, it's crazy how you can only get them from Spain! They go in and out of stock pretty often as well from what I hear. If nothing else you'll have it as a backup, I don't blame you for ordering it!
Definetly want to get back into gouache, it's somehow less intimidating than watercolour?
Beautiful! You are so good at explaining what you're doing and the thought process.
From dinosaurs to house plants I always learn something from your videos ! Thank you for continuing to bring us all into your dynamically colored world.
So nice of you. That means a lot, thank you :)
amazing
I was just thinking about painting some plants and here you are! Inspirational as always! 😊❤️
Go for it! :)
It's... So amazing thank you for this video! I learnt alot actually! :D
Really like this painting Jared. With the pops of color from the underpainting, would you say that you make conscious choices to leave it in specific spots, or is it intuitive as you go what pops through and what gets covered? I've been thinking a lot about under paintings and the effect they have on our work, and I'll probably do a video about it soon. I'll be honest, the more i think about it the more of an enigma it becomes to me!
No- I don’t make any plan and leave it to chance. Sometimes it works great. A lot of times I cover it all over by accident. I tend to paint very dull- color wise so I have to do some tricks up front to fool myself into integrating higher key elements
@@JaredCullum that makes sense. It seems like such a versatile technique, especially by using different colors. When I use underpainting I almost always end up covering it up too. But I like when it peeks out it’s just hard for me to remember to leave some sometimes!
Awesome :3 I admire you so much
That is very kind of you to say. Thank you, sincerely. :)
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Gorgeous!
hi Jared! I love this painting and love your Kodi book! illustrations are beautiful! I'm also an illustrator and watercolorist! love your style and characters 😍😍💖👏👏 thank you for sharing and have a wonderful day! Marija 💖😊👏
Awesome! Thank you so much!
Did you try gouache on canvas? What's your opinion?
Haven’t thought to try it. I have just stuck to what I like. Arches hot press or illustration board. I don’t experiment a lot with surfaces
What brand or brands of gouache do you use?
M graham gouache
You make gouache absolutely decadent! I laugh when you call these beautiful pieces “sketches” as they are humble masterpieces that anyone would be delighted to see in person at a gallery. Cheers, and thanks for this beauty 😍
You’re very kind. Thank you :)
Jared, I don't think that plant you were calling a "fern" is a fern....I think it is a dracaena plant...
It is a fern. It’s called a staghorn fern. Thanks for watching :)
@@JaredCullum would have never known it!!! I've never seen a fern like this!! thanks!! your paintings are all wonderful...I watch you all the time!!
It’s a weird one. Thanks! :)
Love it ♥️🌞
Awesome- thank you!
Love
Thank you :)
Awesome! I'm really looking forward to new still lifes from everyday life
Love your techniques withe gouache. Thanks for this
Still in love with your video... so hearth warming
very beautiful still life from everyday life!!!
*for whoever knows the answer.
I'm curious about something, since you don't exactly need a lot of water for gouache, does it make a difference if the paper is cotton or not? it also lifts easily, so I'm wondering if something else makes it preferable instead of other types of paper.
I don't think you need cotton paper, but I enjoy using it because it can take more abuse and I also like to paint with wet washes in parts of my paintings. But I've painted on mixed media paper and you can paint on bristol as well. That might be even better if you want all of your paint to sit on top and not sink in at all. I think it's mostly a preference thing but you definitely don't NEED cotton paper.
Wow- great question. I have not noticed specifically.. I use arches 140 lb which is cotton. I don’t know what is in illustration board but that is my favorite to work on. I haven’t thought about it much. Good question- sorry I can’t be more help on it.
@@DannySabraArt i see, so ultimatly it's just prefrance and not an issue with performance like in watercolor.
@@JaredCullum no problem Jared, in the end. you picked it because you like how it feels so that's a good enough answer for me.
@@q8asami I think so. I prefer cotton because I use wet washes but if you never paint very wet I don’t think it matters too much as long as the paper has enough body. You want enough gsm as you would with any water media but I think tooth and absorbency is just going to be personal preference.
Is it true that white should be used minimum in Gouache to avoid chalky look?
Gouache can get chalky- that’s true. I think it’s a good general rule to try to hold off on white in gouache or oil/acrylic because it kills the color with coolness. You have to temper it with warmth or the whole picture looks bleached.
im a big fan of your work and your art!!! may i ask where you learned your foundation on color, light, and tones? :)
Thank you so much! I learned through books and tutorial videos. James gurneys book color and light helped a lot and there are a lot of great videos these days explaining it all. :)
Can you wipe gouache easily? If there is a mistake?
Yes you can. Water dissolved gouache very quickly
Why don't you blend when you need soft edge?
Good question- I often do- or I try to work quickly enough to get a lush oil paint looking blend. In these studies I’m typically more interested in the light and atmosphere and don’t spend too much time dwelling on anything else. But softened edges is a great tool for depth
Dude your amazing 🤩
Very kind of you- thank you
This is stunning.
Thank you! :)