#turner acryl gouache

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acryl-gouache on 12 x 16 art board

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Model's Paint

The reference sketch for Ness's clay model reveals that the paint used for the models is Turner Acrylic Gouache.

[shinonart]

I got myself a set of acrylic gouache and I have to say I think I prefer them over regular gouache. They're much more pleasant to work with because they don't reactivate and the application of the paint is a lot smoother and I feel that the coverage is better.

I have been using Winsor & Newton Designer gouache before and this was done in Turner acrylic gouache. This was only the first time I used these paints so I think I will keep experimenting.

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[etteette]

I just finished painting this new display card yesterday for Aaron Rossner's special figurine project which is now only available at my lil shop Toutoune Gallery on 998 Bathurst St. in Toronto, ON. *Blessed*

Aaron Rossner (also known as @wingnut_toys on instagram) is an avid toy collector, an amazing artist and tinkerer who lives in Victoria, BC. I haven't had the pleasure of meeting him in person yet, but I've been a fan from afar for many years.

Check out his instagram feed and visit Toutoune Gallery too to view some photographs of the figurines from this project. They are so fabulous! Every single one is so precious. Aaron is a master at recyling funny bits of wood, which you will surely notice if you view any of the figurines this painting is based off of.

Will share more about this project in the following posts. : o )

The image above was painted with acrylic-gouaches on watercolour paper. (A mix of Holbein Acryla Gouache, Turner Design Gouache and Turner Acryl-Gouache)

Prints of this image will be available as 5x7 postcards very soon and will be purchasable at the store and in my webshop as soon as I get them back from the printers.

[usafphantom2]

Terrific painting by English aviation & automotive artist Michael Turner depicting the No 3 Squadron Hawker Tempest of French RAF ace Pierre Clostermann engaging a FW-152 over Denmark in April 1945.

Gouache (acrylic) on board. (1970s?).

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[evelmiina]

Is poster paint blendable, or more so than acrylics?

It is, in my opinion it feels lot like gouache or watercolor. Even when it dries, I can "rub" poster paint with wet brush and make it blend again, so it's very merciful if I make mistakes (which is all the time). I sometimes use Turner acrylic gouache, which is the only acrylic-like paint I use at the moment. The main difference I can think of is when it dries it sets and no longer blends. Finished look is also very slightly glossy, compared to pure matte of gouache and poster paint.

[ghouliebabies-art]

Hi, I love your art! I also work with gouache and was wondering if I could get a few tips?? Your colors are so vibrant, and I've been trying to figure out how to do the layering to get such a jeweled look. Any advice is appreciated. :3

Hello hello!! 💜✨ If you’re wanting to layer multiple times I highly recommend using acrylic gouache. It works practically the same as traditional gouache but once it dries it doesn’t reactivate—if you know you’ll be layering a lot you don’t want to use paint that’ll reactivate because it’ll get muddy (traditional gouache). I think what helps with vibrancy, for me, is the amount of black I use and the contrast it creates. Any color around black tends to look more saturated. 🖤 Also tip for gouache: try to not layer too, too much (it can pick up unwanted texture, so try to block in colors rather than filling an area complete and laying more and more on top of that, if that makes sense). Try playing with the transparency of the medium!! Majority of gouache painters go from thin to thick. I also work dark to light. To blend acrylic gouache, you have to work REALLY fast because once it’s dry it ain’t movin’. I don’t blend my paint, rather I mix shades that would mimic transitional shades. For acrylic gouache I’ve only tried the Turner Acrylic Gouache 24 set from Amazon for $27 and it’s a great starter paint. I hopes this helps and best of luck to you ghestie!!! Thank you for the support 💜✨🦇

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[pozemke]

Your style is just amazing, your work with shapes and lines... ohh it looks so dynamic and stylish, I love that!! What materials do you use? Or what markers/liners can you recommend?

Thank you so much for this lovely message!! 💗

Off the top of my head in terms of recommendations- I gravitate towards professional artist materials these days. I know there’s a lot of cheap art supplies these days so it’s good to explore, even if the brand isn’t ‘high quality’ or anything!!

Under the RM is more in-depth :)

I use a variety of alcohol-based markers, technical pens, inks, and (especially gouache) paints. I layer that shit like I’m burying a body, lol.

I almost shop strictly online at Jerry’s Art-o-rama for all my traditional media needs and tools! Can’t promote them enough 🫡

Ok I’ve rambled enough, omg. In no particular order- TLDR;

Top 3 Markers I recommend: Windsor&Newton, Prismacolor, Copic. (I’ve owned my 48 marker Prisma set for over 12+ years. Christmas gift in middle-school omg)

Top 3 Liners: CreativeMark SuperBlack pens, Zig Millennium pens, Gelly Rolls for white liner.

Top 3 paper/media brands: Canson Recycled series has great bristol and sketch pads. Strathford watercolor pads, mixed media boards! Honestly though? Any surface will do haha

Top 3 paints to try out: Turner Acryl-Gouache, Windsor&Newton designer* gouache, Prang semi-moist watercolors. I always come crawling back to these girlies😭

Color pencil wise? I strictly only use old-formula/stock Prismacolor pencils. Soft-core is ⭐️

(*IT MUST BE THE WHITE DESIGNER TUBES!! W&N has like some other cotman/scholar gouache series and it’s absolutely shit. Don’t get that!!)

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Test runs with the Turner Acryl Gouache 24pk 🖌️✨

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