Gemstone [Gouache Process]

[@nidjiunanatshi]

if i ever get a tattoo of a face i want it to be your art

[@pinaranit1130]

Empress ビッチ honestly same

[@Dan.B.Artist]

Amazing, ive really started to notice how popular goauche is becoming.

[@arleebean]

In the first 20 seconds, my mind was already blown about gouache. I've been struggling with that stuff. xD

[@Tanaka1168]

This piece is so cool! I always loved how you play with colors, I can't stop staring at this :)

[@IHaveNoLaifu]

Even though this isn't really a tutorial, I feel like I've learned so much in the first minute about gouache than the many-- MANY tutorials I've binge watched these past few weeks. I just finished my first gouache painting a few days ago and it looks like utter trash (was proud of my line work, was also very discouraged to paint again). But I feel like I learned some new things to apply to my next painting and honestly I'm even more motivated to try again. So thank you for that :)

[@tw6347]

This channel is everything i ever dreamed of finding!!! I am in love

[@quinfabilane7067]

your works are really awesome and thank you for sharing the beauty of your paintings 😍 i wish im as good as u are

[@LIA-xy3fu]

what kind of magical gouache does this masterpiece?! also what brushes do you use? your artwork is so original and creative, last question but, where do you get your inspiration? it's fantastic!~

[@inkypunk]

Dalia Ahmed It's in the description, Winsor Newton :)

[@LIA-xy3fu]

thanks! they're very expensive though.

[@LIA-xy3fu]

thanks! I'll definetly be checking them out 💓

[@Rienebiene]

i am a miserable slytherin You are so beautiful 💕

[@LIA-xy3fu]

Vaters Tochter this is confusing and it probably isn't for me but thank you so much!

[@gamettexgames77]

The 4 dislikes are so jealous because they don't have talent. ._.'' - likes - you are an inspiration.

[@rachelsaraharts7055]

Beautiful piece as always

[@maijakelly8335]

Stunning. I LOVE your work.

[@izzimideas3906]

Really great piece. I like the way you use the colours. Thanks for sharing such a good inspiring artwork! :)

[@parkpark7775]

It just looks so great!! I wish I could do something wonderful like that:)

[@celested38]

I really like the fact that you cut the necks in your drawings

[@johannao2834]

Beautiful, as always.

[@enyamadurawala1449]

Gorgeous, as always. 💕

[@AmandaSchenkenberger]

Another masterpiece. I truly love watching you work. Thank you for sharing your art, you totally inspire me!

[@nurymonserratcsantosalonso7539]

ufff! my fav so far! love it!!!! 💗💗💗

[@Threearrowstudio]

I love your concept with this!

[@rachelmarmstead]

your work is absolutely amazing

[@jadestudios580]

this is incredible

[@yooy2528]

У вас очень красивые работы! Спасибо за ваш труд.

[@forestbloom6291]

You are so talented

[@willdixon9525]

Outstanding work

[@amandalovesanime1]

I love this one!!! 😍

[@radioactive_angel]

:O I love this one so much.

[@junovhs4646]

If you used larger brushes with fewer/more confident brush strokes, the result will end up stronger, and not so overworked. You're definitely at the level to start thinking about that stuff and get to the next level, really beautiful painting and strong sense of color! Subbed

[@joycelee7277]

JunoVHS I agree, but maybe she wanted it to look softer and used a smaller brush on purpose

[@joycelee7277]

You can't really tell an artist things like that because there are so many aspects in art, like the brush you use, or the direction of your brush stroke. It's really how the artist wanted to portray the piece and I feel like if their were fewer brush strokes, the feel of the painting would be totally different than what it is now

[@lilianowakowska-page5301]

The delicacy of the person reminds me of Henrietta Harris' work

[@camillelecardonnel9184]

so pretty 😌❤

[@erlenmun]

I love your drawings💖💞💖

[@julianapegas2043]

This is beautiful, I love the colors you choose! 💕 I have a question, when you blend the color (like in the moment you add the reddish shading under the eyes and nose), do you use only water in the brush, or is it paint?

[@emmfisch217]

I´m sorry if this comes off rude and I´m not trying to tell you what to draw/paint but I feel like doing a portrait of a bald person would really suit you and maybe it can be an inspirational challenge!

[@dawnmemories]

I kind of did this already a while ago with my "Portrait Study" ^^

[@esterart2537]

lovely

[@alessandroprezzi6840]

hey! yea, that's great, but have you ever tried figure drawings? with also the entire body, because I've never ever seen a single drawing from you (I follow you since you've started like 3-4 years ago) which included the body and I'm really curious. it would add a lot of characterisation and personality to your works!

[@dawnmemories]

Yes, I'm studying that for comic/character drawings. But they are for practice only and I won't be filming those.

[@НикаТян-ч4г]

Очень красиво

[@amyhuang2662]

would u ever make a tutorial of drawing faces?

[@its_emiko]

So damn good

[@busraanil704]

Wow.

[@UnnaturalAny1]

I like the aesthetic but I wanted to know... why do you "cut" the necks? Your art inspires greatly! thanks for sharing ♡

[@unapologeticyoutuber]

is this watercolor?

[@moderntwistcrochet7404]

do you use watercolor paper for gouache? I'm trying to find out what is the best paper for it and I never get a answer lol I have seen people using it on all kind of paper from black to canvases and even wood ?

[@dawnmemories]

Yes and paper for mixed media aswell. Gouache works for me on a lot of different kinds of paper.

[@renclipss]

What's the difference between gouache and normal watercolor?

[@EpicLoutreEver]

Watercolor is a very transparent kind of painting. If you put a color on another one, it won't cover it completely. Gouache is more like a paste. It can have several textures. You can add "a lot" of water to have a fluid texture (more like milk) and use it like watercolor for the firsts layers. The more you make layers, the less water you put in the gouache (otherwise, you'll remove the color below). You can change your mind and cover a part with another color and work a lot on it . With watercolor, it's not that easy, because if you put layers of diffrent colors on and on, at the end, it'll be a mess of brownish color. I hope I've answered well ^^

[@renclipss]

Lily Payet ow..thankyou👌👌