How to Paint on Wood • Black Heart • Gouache Painting

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@thehartofthegalexi8433 6 лет назад

I love how you have so many male characters as your subject. That's sort of rare as a female artist on RU-vid. I'm a beginner, and I tend to stick to male subjects. You've been the biggest inspiration I've found. I also love your color choice, line work, and overall style. Thanks for sharing your journey!

@AriWazNotHere 6 лет назад

If you want to clean up acrylic paint/acrylic anything, use vegetable oil. Of course you can use your scraper for really old dried paint, but the vegetable oil works for more recent paint. Otherwise, love the painting!

@000sarah 6 лет назад

Omg wow! ❤️ Youre like my favorite artist!!

@TatyanaVogt 3 года назад

Its fun going back through old videos and seeing how you did things before. I really like the look of painting on top of wood and I think this turned out really nice in the end.

@Natalie-le5os 6 лет назад

I was planning to paint on some wood with gouache... what a coincidence! Thanks for the video :-)

@aohakath_custom_dolls5490 6 лет назад

Very cool. He kinda reminds me of Castiel from Supernatural :3

@jupiterdoe1776 6 лет назад

Aohakath Oh shit I can kind of see it lol

@nightynightshade 4 года назад

There’s something about your style that’s so iconic😍

@daedaldenis9831 6 лет назад

I really love your artstyle! It’s so unique and gorgeous.✨

@jesssong7533 4 года назад

this was so helpful and informative. I was worried about the absorbency and learned more in this video than the past 5 videos i watched combined! thank you!

@LizThatsMe1 6 лет назад

i love when you paint men. i just reall love the structure of their faces. i wish you would paint them more

@lifeismusicparnadonkers 3 года назад

Wow so beautifull and stunning pice you,ve painted.

@SarahBurnsStudio 6 лет назад

Oh I love the way the wood looks! Beautiful color palette. Have you ever tried Arches Hot Press? That stuff is nearly indestructible. Super smooth but has a tiny grit. Not as much wood though I'm sure ☺️

@krystalobrien8622 6 лет назад

I hate having to scrape my glass palette so I started taping parchment paper on my palette so when I'm done I just lift it up and throw it out. The other benefit is if I am working on a series I can make note of colors on the paper and save it. Anyway, thought I'd pass on the tip in case you ever wanted to save the trouble of scraping your glass.

@kadenmorris3108 6 лет назад

Try using toned paper or a brownish board. It helps a lot with getting that opaqueness but keeping the paint thin!

@kimc207 5 лет назад

This appeared in my suggested videos, coincidentally on the same day I started a piece on wood, rotated into a 'diamond' format like this. The color palette here is very nice.

@zhangcieng 6 лет назад

Can I say that I just adore your art style so much ♡ thank you for your insight for painting on wood, that helps a lot for me who isn't confident/knowledgeable in the painting media ^^;

@christina1553 6 лет назад

wow i love this one. ur art and lines/colors are getting better and better i've noticed :) i really enjoy ur videos!

@matchaanad5693 6 лет назад

I adore this so much!! I love your style

@SolSurfer 6 лет назад

You're so freaking talented!

@B1ackDahlia767 6 лет назад

Have you experimented with watercolor board, ampersand aquabord, or, (my newfound favorite,) watercolor ground?! You can paint the watercolor ground on pretty much anything, even glass and metal! (Beige, white, black, transparent, gold & silver pearlescent in the Daniel Smith watercolor ground.) 😉

@Amazingsaffy923 6 лет назад

That looks so amazing

@pelicanoof2869 6 лет назад

I love the subtly of the expression ( I see it as they saw something but haven't completely processed it yet )

@djacraftjoesev4166 6 лет назад

Sooo cool!

@joyyael100 6 лет назад

{I get so much inspiration from you. Keep on being amazing {now I'm going to paint on wood:P

@neilransbottom3986 6 лет назад

Danica is streaming right now. Come on over and say hi! www.twitch.tv/danicasills

@mjlane9707 5 лет назад

Hi! Whats best to use as a protective layer for gouache?

@Princessmangostea 5 лет назад

Gorgeous work! Did you draw your image straight on a wood panel or transfer it?

@julsemp4574 6 лет назад

That seems really cool!! 👍 can you please do the same video but with glass!? It will help me a lot 😁

@lexkennedy3241 6 лет назад

julie d I had to paint on glass for a project once 😂 if you intend to cover the whole thing with paint, I highly suggest putting down a layer of fixative or hairspray or something so you don’t drive yourself nuts. Paint doesn’t like to stick to something without any tooth

@julsemp4574 6 лет назад

Lex the Artist thanks you !!!!!

@tatumy3998 6 лет назад

Nice!

@rebeccapeck3793 6 лет назад

I wish you would draw something with a dragon if you haven't already because a dragon in your art style would be awesome to see

@paintingtheskykingdom9005 4 года назад

Hi. I was looking for gouache paintings on wood and found this video. I'm curious because your supplies link to holbein gouache (which is traditional gouache I think) and I thought you said you used an acrylic gouache. IS this because it is an older video and the supply links changed?

@triatharva 6 лет назад

Ikr

@jesssong7533 4 года назад

quick question - did you paint the red under the blue on his pants for a reason? does it help bring out color like in oil? thanks

@Kassuhday 6 лет назад

Gouache works on wood? Only because of the gesso? If you put gesso on a canvas would it work on canvas too?

@monicadharma 4 года назад

Canvas is pre-prepared with gesso so no need to put gesso on it again :p Also I read somewhere that you can use gouache on canvas, but haven't tried that

@coatichingon7650 4 года назад

Would you go over the finished piece with something like polycrilic?

@jblln9667 3 года назад

How to seal gouache paints for final touches?

@MsPoliteRants 6 лет назад

Wait.... what's the difference between acrylic and acrylic gouache then if the acrylic gouache cant be reactivated? Why not just use acrylic then?

@moon_child16 6 лет назад

Griffly Art You can actually water down acrylic gouache without having to worry too much about compromising the paint film, unlike with acrylic. (Which can create cracking if too much water is added) Therefore, if you like opaque and translucent elements in your paintings but don’t like how gouache lifts up while layering then acrylic gouache would be the paint to use. :)

@MsPoliteRants 6 лет назад

Oh okay thank you both :) that makes sense

@erlajade7696 5 лет назад

💜💜

@brooke7138 6 лет назад

I just started painting on wood with gouache. It's a lot of fun, but can be a pain if you water down the gouache too much, then it will bleed in the wood grain

@zeecaptainz 6 лет назад

Brooke Shelly did you prime it first?

@arelcrest5048 6 лет назад

My future boyfriend. 💜

@benstroud2581 6 лет назад

Sorry, what is the name of the product you put on the wood before painting? 🎨😁

@monicadharma 4 года назад

Gesso (you get clear and also white)

@mypropicisnotjiminlookleft1581 5 лет назад

Aahhhh i dont like the word gouache ¡^¡ but its such pretty paint ughgdgdggdgd

@oceanstoforests 6 лет назад

do you draw people of different weights in your sketchbooks? i love your art but it gets disheartening when every drawing features someone who is stick thin