Watercolor & Gouache Travel Palette Makeover! What’s Inside?

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In this video, I’m excited to share the changes I’ve made to my watercolor and gouache travel palette! I'll walk you through my updated color choices, why I made these swaps, and how these new picks make painting on the go even more fun. Perfect for artists looking to streamline their portable art setup!
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[@sabinemetscher6449]

Last 2 Gouache purchased: Holbein ice green & light red bright. My other few gouache are pastel colors from Turner. One Winsor Newton nice formulation from the tube. I’m looking at Daniel Smith to try theirs. Watercolor I’m following into Naples Yellow red tint & French Ultramarine from Rembrandt. Thanks Irit, I will wish you a safe & enjoyable trip to the states. May there be lovely colors in nature & in fall decorations 🌻💕🎨🖌️

[@mjpete27]

Hullo Irit, I do enjoy watching/listening to your videos! I am reminded of a client that I was working with some 30+ years ago. They wanted a very bright pink more of a fluorescent pink! They simply would not accept that the color would not last and was not accepting the temporary nature of their color choices! The lady that I was working for at the time insisted that the client sign a release accepting the quality of the delivered brochures and not given a guarantee for lasting quality of the colors! I don’t know how long they did last, but I told them to keep them in a dark drawer and pull them out only as they were needed. I am wondering if you have thought about using a display or monitor for displaying your bright artworks? I just don’t believe that the bright colors you use will last in any form in an original artwork. I set up a LCD Panel for an artist to show her art and she did sell a couple of “paintings” using the frame of the monitor for permanent display. Flat panels have come a very long way and are much cheaper too! If I remember correctly she sold the painting for $2500.00 and that included the painting, monitor, mini computer to run it all! I honestly don’t know if they made any money on it. I did give my labor for free as I was interested in seeing if it could be done! They paid for all the equipment and I did photograph the art. I once thought about projecting my paintings. Paint a smaller 8x10 or 9x12 project it up to 10 feet across a wall! I got a mural job reproducing my picture on the side of a barn! A much harder job than I thought at the time! I hope you have a lovely trip and paint plenty of inspirational ideas and take a lot of video too!

[@TsukabuNosoratori2]

I typically don't have issues with Holbein, but then I use it more fresh out of the tube than in the palette. I only tried one color in a palette and that was Opera, but it dried rock hard. I'm excited to see what you eventually think of Daniel Smith. I haven't tried it yet tho I've heard good things about it.

[@kombiniertanzbekki]

For the Opera Gouache in a dried form: Holbein Opera Gouache I can’t not use in this form. But the Daniel Smith Opera and the two Winsor and Newton Opera Gouaches (Opera Pink and Opera Rose) not a Problem. I can use them in dry form without any Problems. Hope it helps for the other Opera fans like me😅

[@iritlandgraf]

Haha yes another opera fan here! It's very helpful info, thank you! I love the Daniel Smith gouache formula so will pick up some more asap including Opera 😁