If you ever do another swatching video, maybe consider putting the paper closer to the camera? Maybe its just me, but I find it easier to read names and see the colours that way. Thanks for the vid anyway :)
Thanks, I figured that out after editing this one. I'll be sure to put it closer next time. That was why I put a photo of the swatch card at the end of each card so people could read the names. Live and learn! Thanks for watching :-)
Great video so helpful and nice to be hearing from a fellow Aussie. I have only just started to use Turners Acyl gouache after testing a few matt acrylic paints to use with coloured pencil work. Turner takes coloured pencils onto top quite well as does Lefranc & Bourgeois' Flashe vinyl paints which are the most gorgeous rich velvety paints (would highly recommend these if you are working on canvas). Look forward to more vids. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it! Oh that's good to know about them taking coloured pencil well, I will have to give that a try. Yes, I've heard about the Flashe vinyl paints, they sound great, I'll have to try them sometime. :-)
Thanks for this video, Suse! I am so curious about gouache - water-based or acrylic-based. I recently bought a few colors, but I have not played with them yet. I hope you share your experience with us! It was so nice listening to your swatching session. I only discovered your podcast in February, binged all the episodes, and then finished at the end of July. It was nice to hear your calming voice today! Congrats on the Birkenstocks - they look gorgeous!
Hi Rachel, oh that's lovely to hear re the podcast! Thanks for listening in. Yes, the gouache is interesting and I'm still figuring it out and how it will fit with my art production, I'm sure I'll report in on it at some stage. Have fun exploring yours! 🙂
If you ever do another swatching video, maybe consider putting the paper closer to the camera? Maybe its just me, but I find it easier to read names and see the colours that way. Thanks for the vid anyway :)
Thanks, I figured that out after editing this one. I'll be sure to put it closer next time. That was why I put a photo of the swatch card at the end of each card so people could read the names. Live and learn! Thanks for watching :-)
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Great video so helpful and nice to be hearing from a fellow Aussie. I have only just started to use Turners Acyl gouache after testing a few matt acrylic paints to use with coloured pencil work. Turner takes coloured pencils onto top quite well as does Lefranc & Bourgeois' Flashe vinyl paints which are the most gorgeous rich velvety paints (would highly recommend these if you are working on canvas). Look forward to more vids. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it! Oh that's good to know about them taking coloured pencil well, I will have to give that a try. Yes, I've heard about the Flashe vinyl paints, they sound great, I'll have to try them sometime. :-)
Thanks for this video, Suse! I am so curious about gouache - water-based or acrylic-based. I recently bought a few colors, but I have not played with them yet. I hope you share your experience with us!
It was so nice listening to your swatching session. I only discovered your podcast in February, binged all the episodes, and then finished at the end of July. It was nice to hear your calming voice today!
Congrats on the Birkenstocks - they look gorgeous!
Hi Rachel, oh that's lovely to hear re the podcast! Thanks for listening in. Yes, the gouache is interesting and I'm still figuring it out and how it will fit with my art production, I'm sure I'll report in on it at some stage. Have fun exploring yours! 🙂
Congratulations! Love birkies, definitely getting a pair of the pink ones 😍
Thanks Selina, Yay! The pink are gorgeous! :-)