Comparing 8 Professional GOUACHE Brands - Which Will Surprise You?

[@Escherlife]

It just occurred to me how excited I am to literally watch paint dry. Only fellow artists will understand 😂 thank you Sarah ❤️

[@SarahBurnsStudio]

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[@sarahfrasher3513]

SAME!!

[@davidsim6906]

Indeed 😂😂😂

[@MisTikkalRosy]

made me smile - right backatcha :)

[@ladybaby3]

Omg yes! I watched a watercolor swatch video and one color turned from a beautiful cobalt blue to drying with a bit of berry red in it. I watched it and gasped at how beautiful it turned over the span of a few minutes.

[@SarahBurnsStudio]

NOTE: Regarding the brand comparisons & water usage. This is purely experimental to compare the TRUE consistency of each brand, which is only possible if I use the *same* amount of water for each brand. In a "normal" painting session with any single brand, you'd use as much water as necessary to get it to work. So don't take my experiment as the end-all-be-all answer. They are all great to be honest. My comparison shows the inherent quality of each consistency - it's up to you to add as much water as needed to get it to perform how YOU like it. It's nearly impossible to compare so many brands without nitpicking little things. Any of these would be a good purchase, and so much of it depends on your technique. And yes I realize I switched the alphabetical order of Schmincke & Shinhan ...my brain stopped working after endless days of editing/narrating 😂 Anyways...enjoy!

[@janaemerson3344]

I don’t understand the switching of Schminke and shin Han- are you saying if going down the alphabet that Schminke should be before shin Han or the actual demonstration was mixed up?

[@SarahBurnsStudio]

@@janaemerson3344 yes alphabetically I messed up

[@lulabelle33]

This comparison is unparalleled. Not only your in-depth information on consistency opacity and binder/additives etc. But doing a painting with each ( even sharing your technique 8 paintings is so cool) -- just great content Sarah... you're the best

[@SarahBurnsStudio]

Thank you!

[@karylm23]

Would you be interested in creating a formulation of quality guoache, Sarah?

[@SarahBurnsStudio]

@@karylm23 what do you mean?

[@karylm23]

I'm just curious if you would ever offer your own set of gouache at some point just like you offer brushes! With all this amazing research you've been doing, we trust what you think!

[@sujanithtottempudi2991]

This video is of archival quality...should be kept as Reference in museums for Art reference with regards to Gouache. All the companies should award you. Really I mean it. This is a humongous effort👏👏👏👏Well done!!!

[@JuneK618]

I just started with watercolor and now it’s making me question if I picked the right medium. Your swatches was so satisfying to watch. I like that you also included the prices. I’m ready to hoard me some gouache paint now and probably go broke with these supplies before I can use them.

[@wolfhall113]

I used the Royal Talens gouache for a class as a requirement and another class required a few W&N gouache... The difference was staggering and I think you're spot on with your review, I had the exact same experiences. Thank you for taking the time to do this!

[@theworksight]

One of the best art videos I've ever seen. Focused, informative, great pacing, no unnecessary fluff or forced chattiness (which drives me crazy). Watching you paint quick-yet beautiful-sketches using each paint brand, was especially helpful. I just became a huge fan! Thank you, Sarah!

[@SarahBurnsStudio]

Thanks I appreciate that. Though I can ramble with the best of them!

[@mindofwatercolor]

Holy cow Sarah! Such a great review! Thanks for the time and effort. Listening to your thoughts while watching you paint the lovely coastal seascapes was mesmerizing. And I never realized until this video that you had a gouache database. Cool! My conclusions about brands were so similar to yours, so I was happy to hear that from a more prolific, experienced gouache painter. I was particularly interested in your flow and stickiness comments. I paint differently with gouache, using more water, much like I would transparent watercolor unless I specifically need the opacity somewhere, so those observations were also valuable. This will be a video I and many others will return to often I predict. Thanks again!

[@SarahBurnsStudio]

Thank you Steve! I remember watching your gouache brand video a while back - though at the time I was exclusively using W&N so I was happy to see we shared a love for that brand 😁 I find your views on them interesting because I think you have a broad view of the painting industry (having done design and absolutely excellent at watercolors)

[@paintingtheskykingdom9005]

god that first painting looks like a photo, girl you have become amazing

[@colleenmcchesney1482]

Wow that’s a great amount of research & testing of brands. I can definitely see a difference between the brands & the final results of each of the paintings. I really appreciate you doing this testing & making this gouache database. Thanks so much for sharing your time, thoughts, & knowledge of gouache!! 💕🎨😃

[@ambermcallister5980]

Fantastic video! As someone with sensory issues, hearing how the paints feel when using them is so helpful for me! Like you have said, with enough time and effort, you can make any product work for you... but hearing your thoughts on the tactile experience and seeing how they behave in a painting is so helpful. Thank you for your hard work. I always love your insights!

[@heatherinde]

I totally agree. I am grateful to be hearing about the sensory experience.

[@SarahBaileyArts]

Thank you for this awesome review! I just wanted to mention that in my limited experience M Graham gouache rewets better than the others I've tried. For those of us that don't paint with gouache often or just want to carry a tiny kit with some dry pans, it's a great choice for that reason.

[@SarahBurnsStudio]

Great tip!

[@mchlup]

I've used oil paints, acrylics, and now watercolour. I have never tried gouache. Your review is really well done and your paintings are amazing. One of these days I will hopefully work my way towards trying gouache paint.

[@Lovarez]

I'm so so glad you are reviewing Daler Rowney. It was hard looking for a review when I was thinking of buying them. It's one of the brands I can get my hands on very easily because they sell it in the art section of the bookstore in my city. Daniel Smith's are so expensive that buying just one tube feels like a splurge. It's hard to justify that for a hobbyist like me. But now that I get a validation (hahah) for DR I don't need to think about Daniel Smith anymore 🤣

[@SarahBurnsStudio]

That’s great you can get it locally!

[@bluewren65]

The Daler Rowney is really nice to use and as long as you use the colourfast colours it should look great for decades. I think it's an amazing paint for the price and perfect for the person who mostly does sketchbook paintings or is a hobbyist.

[@JasmineZellmer]

This is so good! Winsor and Newton are the first and only Gouache set that I've bought, I got them because of James Gurney, and they've been really nice! I'd be surprised if the honey based ones mold more easily considering honey is naturally antibacterial and as itself actually cannot mold or go bad.

[@ryanoconnor7957]

it doesn't go mouldy for me, but I had ants eat my painting inside when I wasn't watching

[@missipkina]

So much hard work! Thank you for the review. I am starting with guache and I can hardly describe how many research hours you saved me from 💕. The testing window is fun 😄

[@jeanbCA]

This is such a great primer on the current prominent brands on the pro-grade gouache scene. I can tell you took the time to make it well. I was ready to buy one of the brands that you really didn’t like, so you not only saved me $$ but time and frustration, too. I know that everyone is different… but by helping me make more mindful choices, you’ve also made my painting experiences so much more fun. Come to think of it, all of your videos have done that for me 😉 Thank you, Sarah!

[@SarahBurnsStudio]

That's great to hear! The consistency thing is definitely very personal...to be honest the only one I didn't like was Royal Talens, so the rest are pretty close. But there were some clear 'winners' in my mind!

[@oneironautartist921]

Same lol I was thinking of buying some royal talens tubes but now I think I'll stick to W&N

[@PakoO88]

29:51 For me the best way to prevent paint fungus or moho is: - Taking out the paint with a spatula from where you store it. - Putting 2 to 3 drops of essential clove oil in each well. - Wetting them with sterile water.

[@carolyncalhoun7555]

This is a wonderful review Sarah. Adore your paintings. Loved that Paul Clark recently gave you a shout-out as one of his favourite gouache artists. Nice to see artists supporting one another. Well deserved Sarah!

[@cecilialind9474]

Yes, Paul Clark led me here and I'm happy to have found Sarah Burns!

[@trystan9940]

thank you so much for taking the time to review these so thoroughly!! testing consistency as well as creating whole paintings with each was super informative, on top of the rankings and blog post 🙏🏼 i’ve only really tried winsor and newton so i’m glad to see you’re a fan 😛 looking forward to trying m graham and shinhan if i can find it in the future!

[@SarahBurnsStudio]

You are so welcome!

[@PykhtikArt]

I've been painting only watercolors for a long time now. I really don't like paints like oil or acrylics, but sometimes I want to try other techniques. I've wanted to try gouache for a long time, I like this matte finish, but all those brands I bought were very cheap and they didn't give me the opaque I needed. I really wanted to try Holbein for a long time, since I've been painting with watercolors of this brand for a long time. I really liked your tests and now I can buy it without fear to try it out. This is probably the most unbiased video I've seen of gouache, thank you Sarah!

[@thefrugalcrafter]

Both gouache videos today are excellent! Thanks!

[@ChantelleArts]

This is a really thorough comparison, thank you very much! Gouache tubes are pretty expensive so this is really helpful to know before purchasing 😊

[@eileencollins3126]

I thought this was a great comparison and review of the major brands available. What needs to be noted is that you are able to make any one of them look fantastic, something to aspire to! Now, I will watch the student Gouache comparison video. Thank you for taking so much time to help us learn!

[@empress_craft]

What a resource! Thanks Sarah for putting SO MUCH work into this!

[@tabbi888]

This was one of the best reviews I've ever seen thank you so much, it was amazing and so informative. The artwork you showed with each was an absolute pleasure to watch as well. Thank you again ❤️.

[@perinilan4364]

This is excellent information for those new to gouache or considering upgrading to brands better than student quality. I’ll be interested in your results with the mould tests. I use a stay wet palette with my gouache that has lasted for months before I noticed some mould. At that point, I just cleaned it out, sanitized and started over with fresh colours.

[@Birbonabench]

thanks for this comparison Sarah! Always a joy to see your videos and progress over the years.

[@caramel7149]

I'm halfway into the video, and I just wanted to say, it's informative enough to help me gauge what gouaches would work for me. The feeling of working with the gouaches, opacity, swatches, mixing, wetness, a demonstration of how they work from the tube, as well as a full illustration to show the outcome, and pricing. I like that the music isn't overwhelming the narration, that can easily make listening aggravating.

[@gloriasking23]

Super helpful thank you! I am new to gouache and want to give it a go, so this is really helpful to know which brand to start with.

[@MartinHättenschwiler]

Thanks for the fabulous review Sarah 😊 I appreciate your effort a lot because it really helped me to decide which brand to buy. Happy painting!

[@Makbabe72]

Such a great review, Thank You for all the time and effort you put into this. Working with the Himi and Arteza currently to just get brush mileage with a low cost price. This will be great advice for when I am ready to level up.

[@NexusRanG]

Your hard work was a pleasure to watch and helped a lot. Thank you

[@kkdaquarell]

Thank you for the in depth informative review! I am always surprised how much more expensive Schminke is in the US. I live in Germany and here it is 6.50 euros for a 20ml tube, and this includes 19% VAT, because in Europe it needs to be included upfront.

[@oneironautartist921]

I'd love to try other professional gouache paints but for now I'm sticking with W&N cuz it's by far the cheapest option at 2,20€ per tube (previously 1,50€ so u can imagine how many tubes I've bought👀) I'm so happy you love these paints, gouache is my favourite medium and your channel is a huge inspiration to me💞

[@martinasingh-glowalla3799]

Thank you so much for sharing this experience with us! I enjoyed watching it so much. And because I have a little experience with gouache my loving is coming back ❤❤

[@poocky100]

I personally love Holbein because I like to use two layers. An underpainting and then the finished painting. I love the opaque vibrant Color’s too. I’ve used Holbein oils, watercolours and acrylics too and they are my personal favourite brand

[@devonrex4]

Thank you for this comprehensive review. I appreciate all your hard work and I love your paintings! 🖼️

[@mlarks28]

Hi Sarah - thanks for this review. I can only comment of my experiences with Royal Talens, HIMI and Arteza gouache paints. I've been using Royal Talens for about two and a half years now. Arteza and HIMI were both trialled later out of curiosity and were both found wanting, particularly Arteza. What I have found interesting is that I haven't found any evidence of what you've described whilst using Royal Talens. I've found it to be really easy and creamy to apply and cover on many different surfaces with excellent blending and finished results. I realise that I'm not a professional artist, merely a very keen amateur. Even so, I find it fascinating that we've come to such polar opposites of opinion of the same medium. Bizarre.

[@SarahBurnsStudio]

Since I was doing a very specific comparison, I was using the same amount of water for all the brands (as little as possible) which showed me the inherent flow of each brand. This of course is meant to be an experiment to compare them all which is nearly impossible but I tried. In a more natural setting, adding more water than I did would make the Talens easier to use. Many of the comments here state this is the case. So you most likely added the appropriate amount of water to achieve that flow, which is good! Keep going!

[@karindw6384]

This is the first video of yours that I’ve watched (found through a Google search!). It was very well done - the commentary was detailed and honest. I’ve been wanting to add gouache to my watercolour paintings - I’ve been doing florals with a simple, solid background and gouache seems the best option. Now I can feel confided in my purchase. Thank you for your time and effort in putting this together.

[@jaimejaime1178]

Hi Sarah. Jim again from Madrid (Spain). First of all, THANK you very much for this video. Second, it is very interesting and informative. It helps a lot to be able to better understand the differences between brands without the need to spend a large lump sum at the beginning. So thanks again for that. I've been using mainly W&N designers Gouache so far, but I will now be able to revisit some other brands to check them out (my budget on paint is split between watercolors and gouache so I am always trying to be smart on my costs). Again, thanks and even though I don't post everyday I always follow you in your KZbin channel. Cheers from Madrid!

[@nohoracumplido5830]

Thank you! Very informative and complete review. And you are seriously GOOD at painting! ❤❤❤

[@jennyjanesbeauty8216]

This is such a useful video Sarah , thankyou so much for taking the time to make it xxx

[@annak1371]

WOW! You are an excellent painter. I appreciate that you took the time to compare all of these paints and post this video of it all. I appreciate watching you paint. You are amazing. Thank you.

[@lilipasapas2736]

Only getting into art now and this is so helpful for a newbie like me

[@lisanyijimenez1147]

BEST VIDEO COMPARISON!!! I have a holbein mixing set I haven't even opened yet (as someone who wants to start painting from scratch) and I watched a million videos before I made a decision. For the past couple of days I've been tempted to get himi gouache because of the amount of paint you get and being a beginner with absolutely 0 knowledge of art and color theory, the mixing set intimidates me lol. I'm so glad I found your videos!!

[@heatherinde]

Thank you so much for making this. I really appreciate how much thought and organization you put into it. I’ve only tried a few gouache brands and discovered my favorite M. Graham had mold in the tubes (I have a bad mold allergy and realized using them was making me sick.) So I’ve been researching to see what brands I want to try next. Also thanks for your wonderful editing and for describing the sensory experience. I have sensory issues, so how you have described them helps me know which ones I want to try out. (I also have a bad habit of using gouache like watercolor by watering it down too much…..so knowing how it will perform straight out of the tube helps me out also.)

[@juliadixon-smith5416]

Thank you for spending the time on this video which is so informative and most useful to know. I used W&N Gouache exclusively for designs and was always happy with it years ago. Now I am looking forward to trying some Holbein Gouache after watching your review.

[@hannahthufvesson]

Thank you SO much for this review! The comparison is awesome! I'm so grateful for all the work and time you put into it! It's so, so helpful! 🙏 I've already watched it twice and will probably watch it another couple of times, at least. You're the gouache queen! 🙌👑

[@awatercolourist]

Hi Hannah! 👋🏼 I’m not into gouache at the moment, but it’s something I’d like to try in the future. I’d like to use it with oil techniques.

[@hannahthufvesson]

@@awatercolourist Oh! I'm so curious about that too! The problem is I know nothing about it, haha 😅 It's gonna be a lot of learning over the next few years 😊 Have you been painting with oil?

[@awatercolourist]

@@hannahthufvesson No, I’ve never tried oil paint. But I love the techniques I see on KZbin. I don’t want to start painting in oils so the easiest thing is to go for gouache. Easy to clean, I can use it with my brushes and it’s still technically a watercolour. But that’s in the future, there is so much I want to learn with watercolours first.

[@hannahthufvesson]

@@awatercolourist I feel the exact same way! There's a painter, Peter Wileman, who's art inspires me so much! I found his book second hand and would love to explore that. I'm gonna switch between the mediums I think, I tend to need to shift and focus on something new from time to time, so that's my intention with this. I have some arteza gouache that isn't lightfast I'm planning on practicing with first. But I agree with you that there's so much to learn with watercolour! I'm really looking forward to the whole process. ☺️

[@awatercolourist]

@@hannahthufvesson Switching between art materials is actually a very good way to learn. I’m not sure what the logic behind it is, but I think it’s to keep things fresh. I remember at school one of the teachers told us to study each subject for 45-60 mins or so and switch to something else. There might actually be some science behind that, something to do with how the brain works or to keep it interested. Can’t remember to be honest.

[@Emi-ry7yl]

Just caught up on both reviews...great videos and super informative! 🙌 Thank you so much for a thorough and insightful look. 🙏❤ Really enjoyed the comparisons and your beautiful artwork. The Dale Rowney and ShinHan were eye openers for me. Looking forward to the mould and lightfast test results.

[@AnnieNoodle]

When I was just getting into gouache, I did a similar, though less extensive comparison of the major brands. My current fave is actually Royal Talens, so I think your opinion of it is very interesting. It might be because I don't paint large areas with straight paint with no water added. The texture of doing that just makes my skin crawl. 😬 Thanks for all of the aork you put into this! I'm sure I'll watch it again!

[@SarahBurnsStudio]

Yep, we all have very different techniques. Like I said, use what you love! :)

[@MoniDmajor]

Annie, I also don’t use Gouache straight out of the tube with little water, even when I think my brush is almost dry it never really is so Talens with my workflow has a very nice consistency, the other brands I tend to dilute too much too easily 😊

[@VitasArtworks]

thanks for sharing this sarah ^_^ my favorite is schmincke horadam. love the consitency and opacity 💖💖 in germany its cheaper than is scotland 😅

[@Egy166]

Well I used Royal Talens all my life in interior design but of course it should be diluted with water! That is why they call it opaque watercolors!

[@thecuriousb7615]

Fantastic video covering so many leading brands. I’m so glad I found you. Can’t wait to watch more of your content! Thank you, thank you!

[@taram1470]

Thank you for taking the time to do this. It is greatly appreciated 🙏

[@ChrissieNicely]

Wow! That was quite something!! What a lot of work you put into this video! Thank you so much! I guess I am lucky that I live in Germany. I know about the oxgall in the Schmincke paints but I will keep using it.

[@inguracka]

I don't even paint with GOUACHE (is youtube trying to say me something by suggesting this? :D ), but thumbs upped this instantly, 5weeks! and cant wait to see what GOUACHE is about.

[@StudioXue]

I'm completely new to gouache and have picked up a HIMI set to get started. This video was a joy to watch and I've bookmarked it to refer back to when I'm ready to upgrade to nicer gouache piants. Thank you for putting it together!

[@wendychampness1901]

Thanks for this❤ I am going to be getting into gouache soon. I purchased your brushes 😊 and I am so glad that You ranked Winsor and Newton so high because that’s the brand that I had bought awhile ago, on the advice of a different KZbinr🙃

[@Saahrish]

Sarah!!! I am so so so so grateful to your for this huge comparison video and your thoughts. For gouache you are my go to artist and I trust your word. Love your work. A massive thank you for putting in so much efforts for us and for teaching us everything you teach us.

[@philjones6614]

Great reviews and paintings Sarah. I was particularly impressed by how you still gave an honest review of the Schminke even though it caused you moral questions. I only found your videos recently and have watched many since. Thank you for all your help. :)

[@glasshalfsunny]

WOW! This is the most thorough review EVER! Excellent video! Thank you for posting! And, checked out your website and it's equally fabulous and thorough. Very impressive!

[@eviemaylin]

Your paintings are so lovely! I loved them all so much!

[@duncanbayne745]

Thank you Sarah. One of the best the reviews I've ever seen - just brilliant. Duncan

[@ComfyChroma]

Any brand of gouache that adds opacifiers, or chalk is an immediate no go for me. I like to decide whether or not the color is opaque, by adding or not adding white. My favorite brands are schmincke, m. Graham, and Holbein. Thanks for this great review video. When I was shopping around for gouache this info was hard to come by, so glad this video can serve as a resource for artists interested in gouache, and being able to find info about different brands other than Himi jelly gouache.

[@carolbenavidez2228]

Just getting into gouache so this was extremely helpful. Thank you! 💖

[@voiceofreason48]

Great video! Have you heard of/used DaVinci gouache? They are more known for their watercolors but seem very affordable for US residents, and they sell 37 ml sized tubes.

[@marcythobaben1284]

I'm new to gouache and to your site and now am a fan of both! What gems you are sharing!! Thank you!!

[@mywifetheartist]

Sarah thanks for sharing all this valuable information. ❤❤

[@nadeaner.cowley513]

Such a fantastic video!!! Wow! Thank you! Im interested in your thoughts on Mameri, Da Vinci, Utrecht gouache. Schmincke is my favorite gouache but in the US it is so expensive compared to Winsor and Newton, M Graham and even Holbein. I only have 2 tubes of Schmincke gouache and I hoard them like crazy, lol. I'm excited to hear that you like Shinhan gouache because I've been wanting to try it but have been hesitant. Anyway this is such an informative and entertaining video, thank you so much for the making and sharing with us. Much love💜

[@Twitch.lovelystar_x]

Vegan artist here ...not that anyone cares but tysm for all of this info 🥺 you have no clue how helpful that all was or maybe you do but much appreciated 🙌🙌🙌🪩

[@SarahBurnsStudio]

I'm so glad!

[@miriamgillham6701]

So impressed that you put in so much time and effort to review all these products. I am using my Windsor and Newton Designer set. This Gouache is beautiful and they are a real step up again from the Student grade I used at College. Hearing your review on this Gouache is reassuring and I will replace them as tubes as I go. Looking forward to the mould review. Thank you for this review, so helpful.

[@murrrr8288]

I actually found your blog first before this video. Great to see painting in action!

[@hugh_betcha]

Thank you for being such a 'gouache nerd'. Your efforts and high levels of nerdificaiton are greatly appreciated! 🤓😛

[@jeanlanz2344]

Thank you so much for a fantastic and thorough comparison of gouache brands. Your paintings are beautiful. God bless you, Sarah.

[@mkboyd6880]

Very helpful information. Thank you!

[@FrankDudgeon]

What an amazing video. The work that went into this is pretty rare - especially on KZbin. Kudos!

[@Tser]

Thank you so much for including ingredients comments (like types of binders and animal products and so on). It makes it so much easier to make an informed choice.

[@Leloreth]

As someone who primarly used Royal Talens gouache this review was really insightful because it's the brand I only ever really used. I really want to try out Daler Rowney and Schminke now because your vid has given me many new insights! The stickyness of Royal Talens makes me wonderr if my past struggle with gouache wasn't just me. Thanks so much!

[@wanderborges6378]

Believe me it's not just you, every time I've used talens gouache I've had a bad experience, this gouache makes the painting process frustrating.

[@lisap5615]

Thanks for much for this fantastic comparison video. I found it to be very helpful!

[@zaarteestdanaportiermorvan2453]

Can’t wait to try Daniel Smith Gouache! Thanks for the thorough review!

[@JestemGlonojadem]

Oh wow, this was eye-opening! So far I used Royal Talens gouache almost exclusively and found it to be extremely difficult to rinse off the brush. I assumed it was a characteristic of all gouache paints, but your video leads me to believe that it has more to do with dextrin being used as a binder. I'll have to compare them with Maimeri as they claim to use gum arabic. Thank you for the video!

[@AacisStudio]

I really liked winsor and newton and that one is the one i use, but in the US/Mexico(I Live in the border) is really expensive(17 dollars or more for series 4 paints ) i used to buy it at good price at Jackson art and get it shipped to me, but it seems now winsor and newton wont let them sell out of the US, So i might now try Shinhan and Schmicke since i can get them imported (in the US price are double for those too) Thanks for being a detective of gouache , appreciate all the hard work that goes into the videos it is a super useful resource for information and inspiration.

[@gabischmidt2753]

Hi Sarah, I really appreciate you doing this tests and sharing your time and thoughts. Your paintings turned out beautifully. Thank you so much for sharing!🥰

[@jasonballinger3549]

Amazing review as usual Sarah ! Thanks, really helpful !

[@MB-kf3yx]

Great video...new to gouache...loved the reviews and finished paintings

[@samanthahuth9740]

Awesome video! This was so informative and your paintings are gorgeous!

[@Neelloc83]

Thank you so much for this very detailed, labor intensive and thorough review. I really appreciate how much you share your expertise and what you have learned putting these brands through their paces. Really looking forward to your next video.

[@judihussey5889]

Oh my goodness! So much work so much valuable info!! You’re amazing. Thank you ❤

[@deniserobinson9418]

Thanks! I was very tempted to try the Daniel Smith gouache, but no longer! ..... my bank account thanks you 😀 Great video and loving seeing your brushes in action❤

[@bobabun]

woww, just when i was thinking of buying gouache but being overwhelmed byu the options, this video comes out!! It was an amazing video which is super informative, thanks for taking all the time to make this!!

[@alinepazart7807]

Amazing video, I'm about to start in gouache and im looking wich brand im going to start with, thank you so much for this video!

[@Eovielle]

Thanks so much for putting all the time and effort into this comparison.

[@mobe7950]

Thank you, Sarah. Wonderful pictures from an awsome landscape. Great review 😍

[@poocky100]

Thanks for the wonderful information. I gave the video a like! 😊

[@shannen271]

I just wanted to say thank you for this video. It was so informative and your art is so beautiful, a pleasure to watch you paint :)

[@JorjaZanetta]

Wonderful comparison!!!! I really enjoy the video, and learn a lot about binders...thank you so much!

[@chris.369]

This is an awesome video, Sarah! Thank you for it! I live in France and here there is an extra-fine gouache that is highly recommended by many professional artists and superior art schools, the Linel Extra-Fine Gouache by Lefranc Bourgeois. It is Made in France (it has been for the past 300 years or so) and it is very affordable here. Have you ever heard of them?

[@SarahBurnsStudio]

No I haven’t

[@pollyexparrot3123]

What an extraordinary work you put into this video. Thank so so much for sharing all this insight and knowledge so generously with everyone. It's incredibly helpful. Thank you for real!

[@Julie8000]

Fantastic job. Thanks so much for taking the time to do this