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@@pippusmaximuss pretty obvious, except journaling. I'm really amazed by her drawing and painting! She's using the same 12 watercolours I've just started using, and this is exactly where you are able to see how skill can make anything perform better!

@@mackennawilson yeh that is true, mostly everyone including me run after popular brands and stuff... like i went and bought himi gouche and here she is creating even better pieces with just watercolours... that too student grade, like i literally used them in school, and not even in my dreams could i have imagined that these can be worked with in such a beautiful way... edit : okay i just saw that the ones she uses in this video are artist's grade, but in her previous ones she did use student grade... and the art was still beautiful ❤️

@@pippusmaximuss yeah. I also have Himi gouache but I find them hard to work with. How's your experience? We should always invest in Artist Grade colours even as a beginner. I was amazed when I swatched these watercolours like nobody's gonna know these are artist grade colours!😳 They glide over the paper so beautifully when you mix them with white or other colours! I've been able to make almost all types of colours with these but struggling to make vibrant purple and violate.

@@mackennawilson honestly I've restored them more times than I've actually used them... but i their consistency and opaqueness is what i love them for. i would say they are better than watercolours obviously if you're looking for an opaque effect, they are easy to blend and best for layering in my opinion. I used arcrylics first when i didn't wanna have that transparent effect in my paintings due to watercolour... (i still do love watercolours just not for opaqueness, i just can't work with them without mixing a hell of an amount of water in them) but arcrylics dry up fast and thus gouche was just the perfect blend of arcrylics and watercolour... i do think clown art will make even better paintings if she started using gouche...

You thought you ate but I know you would kill to be half as good as this 🤡🫵🏻

Thats such contradicting statements. You can’t say good just to end up saying not good. Plus how is it ai when everything is hand done. I don’t think you know what ai is even if I smack you with a robotic hand.

@@ivyrosezara they are right though, the reference this artist used is an ai image which is why some of the faces and other things aren’t correct, it’s still gorgeous though.

Shut up !! It's perfect.

@@The_racist_khasi I'm just giving advice, from an artist to another

@@beatrizlionessnot really advice if it’s not true whatsoever like there is no ai like it’s off that she claimed it water color but doesn’t have that type of water color effect but it’s a creature. The ears and eyes are meant to look weird regardless

@@aho9071 No they're not... Anyway, the artist can do whatever, I'll not say anything else.

@@beatrizlioness that’s what called hypocrite. You can’t be all like “chill I’m just being critical then for you to get as mad as them when we get critical of you”. We are allowed to do anything we want too

I don’t think which paper you use really matters, also the camera may change the colour of the painting. Also, I think this artist uses the paint quite thick. Hope this helps!

@@Unapologeticallyindian adding some white colour thickens the paint but mutes out the colours. I've tried. Whichever type of paper you use, white will make the paint a bit lighter but thicker. I guess you just have to layer the colours to make it brighter.

I think it is gouache but watercolor needs wet on wet techniques or at least some water with the paint. It didn’t have that type of gloss