r/Gouache

I painted this some years back. I love the crisp edges one can achieve with gouache :)

Materials used in this video:

- Gouache: Holbein Artists’ Gouache

- Sketchbook: Royal Talens

- Brushes: Tintoretto (detail brush), Raphael (flat brush, fan brush)

ShinHan Gouache on Meeden hot press water color paper.

trying to branch out in my use of colours lately, I feel like it’s working pretty well

Practicing again…

Skull in my sketchbook. Holbein gouache in a seawhite concertina sketchbook

21x30 / Gouache. From window.

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I love the way Brett Allen Johnson does shapes and shadows so I did this study in gouache yesterday! I learned a lot and really like how this turned out.

Original: In a Land of Sage and Mesas

I wish I had actually painted a duck in the scene lol

Too many layers went into this piece 😅 I also have a very limited gouache palette, so mixing the colours was.. interesting

The lighting in the room is horrible sorry.

I’ve only ever used acrylic and oil, water colour in phases. It was definitely hard to get used to and get the structure/colour I want. I followed a video on YouTube and this was the result. Granted it was a little rushed. Any tips/tricks would be helpful, I was definitely struggling haha

messed up the shadows but it's okay