What is Experimenting? Painting Gouache On Canvas || Cozy Art Vlog 👩🏾‍🎨 ✨🎨

Hey guys, welcome back to the studio!
What is experimenting?
Trying out new concepts or ways of doing things.
As an artist experimenting is a never ending process and journey. Most of the time, it can be messy, frustrating and confusing, but always rewarding at the end.
In this video I simplify what my creative process is like and idea I had in mind needed to be executed.
Hope you enjoy this evening painting session ☺️🤗
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M A T E R I A L S
- [ ] Canvas
- [ ] Gouache paint
- [ ] Water
- [ ] Brushes
- [ ] Brush jars
- [ ] Paper towel
E Q U I P M E N T S
- [ ] IphonE 15 PRO MAX
- [ ] Canon m50
- [ ] Boya lavalier microphone
- [ ] Tripod
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[@JOHNEBIWARI]

Gouache, never heard of it. But it sounds to me like, ‘go get your goals girl’.

[@lavender254]

it's raining here and i'm sketching while listening to your video, it feels so cozy and peaceful. Thank you so much!

[@MarvelEbiwari]

Thank you for tuning in! 🤗✨

[@AnArtistJourney77]

Hi, I just discovered your channel. I love the art piece. I just subscribe. I love to support my fellow artist. Keep posting. I look forward to your next video.

[@MarvelEbiwari]

Hello, thank you, I just subscribed to yours as well. The next video is coming soon!☺️

[@you_are_welcome97]

I love gouache once I learnt about it I was so happy love the content. I am a new subscriber

[@MarvelEbiwari]

Thank you this means a lot! ☺️

[@janemechner446]

did you prime the canvas with something first? maybe it would look great just raw too, the canvas fabric would soak up a lot of the water. i’ve been learning about a lot of the conservation issues with gouache too because it’s so sensitive to light- i’m not sure if it would hold up long term on canvas :/ this was a cool experiment please update if the painting changes at all (ex: starts to crack) or if you try another experiment with it i’m so curious!

[@MarvelEbiwari]

Thank you this question. After trying this out and manipulated the canvas after a few days, I noticed a few cracks. The painting will not hold up well in the long run.It’s actually best to stick with using gouache on the appropriate paper. I will talk about this more in an upcoming video. But hope this answers your question for now 😊

[@setlemon]

hi, i'm interested in your gouache system. Did you squeeze tubes into a plastic holder and then you spray them with water when you paint?

[@MarvelEbiwari]

Hello, I actually got them off Amazon it came in the plastic holder. It’s currently unavailable, but here’s a link to the one I’m using a.co/d/dbfUv4J. This is the Himi gouache quite similar to the Arrtx one a.co/d/aVmMJpf. They dry up quickly, that’s why I sprayed them a few times while painting. 😊