Making and Painting with Ultramarine Rose - Handmade Watercolors

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Time to make some more paint! Here's a color I have made before but haven't shared with you guys. What do you think of this one? Have you tried it by any other brands? Let me know!
Handmade Watercolor Playlist: • Making Watercolors!
MATERIALS*
Pigments:
- Ultramarine Rose (Earth Pigments): www.earthpigments.com/ultrama...
- Kremer Pigments' Website: shop.kremerpigments.com/en/
Binder:
- Gum Arabic Powder: amzn.to/2TNQ0P1
- Glycerin: amzn.to/2WcqXSF
*I used a local honey ♥
- Clove Oil: amzn.to/2OdPwvH
- Aquazol: bit.ly/2KjQRjU
Other Tools:
- Glass Muller: bit.ly/2HybY26
- Palette Knives: bit.ly/2Cpsj52 & amzn.to/2UJL1LQ
- Canson XL Mixed Media Sketchbook: amzn.to/2ULaXH4
- Mijello Fusion Palette: amzn.to/2XvVYoO
*I am an Amazon, Jackson's, and Blick Affiliate, and purchasing ANY items using these links will help support this channel at no addition cost to you! ♥ Thank you.
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MUSIC
"Cessura" - Ever So Blue
"Beginning" - Megan Wofford
"Fragment" - Every So Blue
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[@teresamazotti1315]

You could make a Patreon tier and give them to your Patreons.

[@ep2848]

you could also sell them locally at some kind of market/fair/convention where artists can sell stuff. than you can sell both prints and paints and you don't have to go through all the packaging and stuff for international shipping.

[@yaniquehutchinson6314]

i enjoy when you complete paintings that you're proud of. i get second hand happiness from that. keep on keepin' on. :)

[@Lewisiaisoutofcontext]

Arleesha, you have inspired me to try and ultimately fall in love with paint making. I have very bad anxiety and can only handle a part time job at the moment, but making my own paint and seeing the progress in doing so has given me hope for the future. This is something I can do at home, listening to audiobooks or podcast while I mull, without any feelings of anxiety whatsoever, and if I get efficient enough it could also bring me some extra income. But even if I don't sell it, just making the paint has given my worried soul some well needed peace. Really, from the bottom of my heart, thank you. Much love. <3

[@obi-wan-pierogi]

If you never sell your paints and just maybe give them away to friends or family that's totally fine. It's important as an artist to have things you do just for fun! I'm not a professional artist but I'm planning on someday selling my art, but I always make sure to not always be in the mindset of " I need to improve so I can sell things" I'll make silly characters and draw them in my sketchbook cause sometimes you need to have something you do just for yourself. (Also is it just me or does the man in the painting look kinda like young David Bowie)

[@dovenart7546]

I think this is, by far, my favorite piece that you've ever done! This is breath taking, and I've already ordered a print of it before I even finished the video. Looking at your videos, you can see the growth in your art, and how far you've come and it's utterly amazing to see how your art journey has progressed. Wishing you the best!

[@zweetdreamzz]

It was from the few times I was able to watch a whole tutorial video because your voice is so relaxing and not annoying excited and loud like the most of the other videos. I really liked everything. Thank you for posting this.

[@CabbyHat]

Absolutely beautiful piece; every stage of watching it come together was lovely and I love the end result. Also great to see another paint making video! I was really stressed today and this was a nice soothing way to wind down.

[@mgfloresca]

I like that you kept the paint making at real-time. It is so relaxing to watch and almost meditative.

[@SGRosen-vi2ez]

That cycle of growing observation skills and growing application skills you're talking about reminded me of something my film professors talk about a lot: that as we learn more about our art form and our understanding of it expands, our taste in that form can sometimes outpace our ability to achieve results. So we want to see more sophisticated art than we are able to produce. And that can feel really discouraging when we're in that phase, but that disappointment in our own work can drive us to improve our skills, so we can achieve the next 'level' of production. I'm in the discouraging phase right now, too, but knowing that other artists - and, indeed, most other artists - have gone through it, too, means I'm able to keep going. For me, the best thing I could be asking about my work is, "What can I learn from this to apply to the next try?"

[@mistykruger9445]

I just wanted you to know that I really appreciate your watercolor videos. I love your transparity and how much you love sharing what you learn. You have inspired me and I am very grateful.

[@tree6814]

This was gorgeous! I love how brave and advanced you are with choosing colors :)

[@warriorson3]

I don’t normally comment, but you along with a few others got me back into art after years and years of “taking time off”. I love watching your paint making videos because it allows me to split up my binge watching of all the educational art videos and just sit back, relax and enjoy some soothing music with a very relaxing video to go along with it. Keep up what you are doing and I wish you the best!

[@DrugStoreCandy420]

Her voice is so relaxing I love these so much

[@sketchysketchin3361]

I heard someone describe some form of media as a ‘resting place’ recently, and that is definitely what your channel is for me. I’ve had a really frustrating year art wise, and have had to relent to committing most of my time to a retail job that has nothing to do with the art career I want so I can have any sort of livable income. Now when I do sit down and draw it’s kind of just studies, and even when I do those I don’t feel great about them. Thanks for reminding me that this art cycle where you’re kind of dejected and disappointed in the art your making is natural, because it’s your taste developing- and that soon enough I’ll be at the top of that arc again, and be satisfied with what I’m making, because I’ll have improved. Crazy important thing to remember when you’re trying to make consistent art, and I needed the reminder. Sending the best vibes your way! Thanks as always for the time and effort you put in to these videos, loved the longer one <3

[@69niq]

Watching you make the paint then paint with it is just so satisfying.

[@sharukobe]

The paint making process alone gives off a unique peace. I very much enjoy watching those videos of you.

[@jetteroheller6395]

Thank you so much for the great videos! You are a bright light in this world. Keep shining!

[@HeelhookHustler]

Your tone and pace is very effective and your thought process translates really well.

[@LRuan]

your voice and the visual of mixing the pigment is so relaxing