COMPARING KURETAKE WATERCOLORS \\ GANSAI VS TRANSPARENT WATERCOLORS 

Oh thank you!💕 It's okay everyone has their own aesthetic that they like and it's great! I just wanted to show how they look I still use both of them! 😊

Oh thank you for watching! 😆❤️

This comment is on point. Love that intro 👏👏👏👏

Thank you for sharing your experience! 😊💕

Oh that’s so cool to know that my art looks like someone! 😍❤️

I made a video about watercolor for beginners where I say everything about that! You can find it on my channel!

Thank you:)

Thank you! 💕

Thank you! 😊💕

#lazyartisthacks it’s very easy 😆if I were to draw them one by one I’m sure I would end up with a polka dot pattern 😂be careful to cover things you don’t want to get dirty 🙈 everything on my desk has freckles now

Yes I wait for the layer to dry I go gradually! And the layer has to be very dry otherwise the color underneath will lift! You also have to be very delicate with the brush! If you do all of this already and it keeps happening it might be the paper you're using the problem!

WeroNoYume Thank you for your advice! I’ll try that next time x3

WeroNoYume wow! I don't know how but I'm completely the opposite! XD

You're supposed to either wait for it to dry before layering or you're supposed to blend really fast while everything is still wet, bc if you go in with a 2nd layer that's more wet than the 1st layer that became semi-dry, then it'll cauliflower/bloom/get patchy. If you find that by the time you're ready to to blend, that the your 1st wash is almost dry, then you can fix it by lightly rewetting the entire surface again with and then applying the 2nd layer to blend in. Patchy-ness is a result of uneven dampness on the paper. When you add fresh watercolor to a semi-dry surface, it can pool and create backruns. If you're afraid to rewet your layer bc you suspect it might lift, then wait for the paint to dry. However blending is best done while still wet. Keep in mind that some pigments are "staining" and won't lift even if you tried, but their also problematic if you're trying to get them to blend. Staining colors don't play nice with other paints. They tend to dominate by charging into the paints you're mixing in. Pthalo Blues, Nickle Azo Yellow, Napthamide Maroon, etc. are all examples of dominating colors that charge & flow into other paints very quickly & unpredictably. This is why it's so important to learn the characteristics & quirks of your paints.

It sometimes helps to add a thin wash of water over the paper, it helps the watercolour apply evenly, especially over a large space

You mean the cotman student grade or the professional ones? I think that they are better than cotman, but not as good as the professional ones! I think these flow better and are more transparent than cotman, but the lightfast of these might be inferior!

@@weronoyume I meant the cotman ones. They are the only ones i have tried from winsor and newton. Good to know . Thank you very much Wero!

I make the sketches on my iPad and then I trace it on watercolor paper! I never draw directly on watercolor paper because I don't want to damage it with the eraser!

I made a watercolor tutorial video where I try to explain the way I paint! It’s called watercolor 101 for beginners! I hope it can be helpful!

@@weronoyume thank u

Oh my god how did you manage to recognize it? 🤣❤️

@@weronoyume i binged the whole thing very recently 😂

I just realized I didn't remove the audio at the end 🙈 btw it was a cute show but the male lead was creepy sometimes, but since he was handsome and rich it's fine I guess 😂😂😂

@@weronoyume can't complain about a handsome rich dude wanting to marry you 😂

i just bought my first set for a class a month ago, and I 100% recommend the Paul Rubens set. the pink 24 color one. It's very pigmented and blends well. Its got good colors too. I think its around $30 dollars on Amazon.

Thanks😊

But i think its $68..😩

Ti ringrazio! 💕😊 Se vuoi fare un secondo strato devi sempre aspettare che il primo si asciughi! Finché è bagnato puoi lavorare sulle sfumature in bagnato su bagnato per fare ad esempio il rossore delle guance!