This is a page of gouache and acrylic paint layers and it has been sat in my junk journal for months! Well, actually, it has been sat in my junk journal half finished for months, if I want to be accurate about it! This gouache and acrylic paint layers page started life as just a gouache paint experiment on gesso until I spotted it again this week and decided to finish it with some acrylic paint. But you can watch the whole gouache and acrylic paint layer process and listen to it’s painty story in my video today!
If you follow me over on instagram or have watched my video then you might recognise this design, if not then hop on over and check either of them out and say ‘hi’ whilst you are there!
As usual I have a list of the products I used for this gouache and acrylic paint page below the video and a close-up picture of the design is there too!
VIDEO: Mixed Media Art Journal Process – Gouache and Acrylic Paint Layers
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Galeria Winsor & Newton Gesso
Turner Acryl Gouache Paint (Night Blue, Prussian Blue)
Winsor and Newton Designers Gouache Paint (White, Primary Blue)
ceramic palette
Amsterdam Standard Acrylic Paint (Quinacridone Rose Light, Pyrrole Red)
Amsterdam Acrylic Paint nozzles
Da Vinci Cosmotop Spin Round brush Series 5580 (I think I used a size 1)
Round brushes size 6
Daler-Rowney System 3 brush (I used short flat 3/4)
I hope you enjoyed watching this gouache and acrylic paint junk journal page develop. To see the how I finished the page opposite this one, watch my .
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Have a super-fun, maybe bitty (?!) creative few days until I next catch up with you!
Kim
