New follower and new painter here. I’m so curious about your swatches and the shapes/overlapping areas you have. Do you have any videos on why you swatch like this?
@PaintinHiding3 ай бұрын
sorry i dont have a vid but to explain, i swatched them like that because i had a small flat brush in hand and put paint down in masstone first… and then picked up clean water and overlapped a few of the strokes so the paint is diluted. that way im able to so the paint in masstone and when washed down. hope that helps
@BananaPantsChannel3 ай бұрын
@@PaintinHiding That does help, thank you!!
@DanniGeee2 ай бұрын
Ahh, another “Eye Candy” clip! Apologies in advance as I get all “Pigment Nerd,” I promise I don’t meant to sound preachy! Just a heads up to anyone concerned with lightfastness, a couple of these contain fugitive pgmts in them (per Kim Crick): *SHADOW VIOLET LT & PRZYBYSZ’S GREY.* (Oddly, Shadow Violet is fine…just the LT one that’s wonky.) 😢 Much as I love them, I wouldn’t want anyone who sells their work/is otherwise concerned to order w/o knowing; like so many lines, their LF ratings don’t reflect their reality. Thanks as always, Vee…your videos & shorts are always a pleasure!
@PaintinHiding2 ай бұрын
@@DanniGeee glad u also agree it’s eye candy too 🥰
@SketchesnScrubsАй бұрын
😂🤣😂 tell me you love Roman Szmal without telling me you love Roman Szmal ❤ lovely palette
@nicoleperron33152 ай бұрын
Why all the blooms? Is it the paint, paper or technique? Is it possible to swatch without them in a simple gradation? There are so many different kinds and qualities of paint now 😅
@PaintinHiding2 ай бұрын
not paint, not paper. blooms are due to technique. which is A LOT of water. i usually paint with juicy washes so when i swatch, i tend to do the same. however, yes, it is certainly possible to swatch wiithout blooms as i have done many times in my pigment comparison videos and dot card swatch videos. hope that helps