Part 2 of 2 - Comparing Daniel Smith Green Apatite Genuine & Homemade Green Earth Mineral watercolor скачать в хорошем качестве

Part 2 of 2 - Comparing Daniel Smith Green Apatite Genuine & Homemade Green Earth Mineral watercolor

Part 2 of 2 - Comparing Daniel Smith Green Apatite Genuine & Homemade Green Earth Mineral watercolor. Sean Terrington Wright compares two beautiful granulating watercolours - one is Daniel Smith's Green Apatite Genuine and the other is his own handmade paint, Green Earth Mineral. To make the paint, he finely ground his own stones to add to Sennelier dry pigment, then added gum Arabic and Arcacia Honey. The result was a highly pigmented granulating paint. In this comparison he examines 5 key watercolour techniques - transparent flat wash, graded wash, granulating wash, glazing, and wet in wet. Sennelier raw pigment - http://www.sennelier-colors.com/ Brusho pigment crystals - https://www.colourcraftltd.com/brusho Gum Arabic can be bought from art stores. Arcacia honey is available in super markets. http://www.seantwright.com