Artwork-Miya Gouache & Van Gogh Interference Watercolor in a Saint Armand Canal Pad.
Saint Armand paper is rag paper made of leftovers from the fabric industry. Their paper in the Canal Pad isn’t necessarily formulated for watercolor. I haven’t tried it with watercolor yet because I’m playing with gouache at the moment (which, yes, it actually is watercolor too, but made a bit differently).
Since I’ve also been playing around with black paper, I decided I would use one of the black pages in the pad. I was very pleased with the way the gouache handled. A touch of interference white watercolor over the gouache white gave my moon an extremely silvery look.
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it’s beautiful! I love what you are doing with the gouache!
Thank you, Alice! I ordered some professional quality gouache and can’t wait to try it out.
I like how you experiment and play with all these materials! The effect of the interference white does give a shimmery and mysterious feel to the painting. Love it!
Thank you, Kathy! I’m really enjoying all the new mediums I’ve been playing with, but it makes me miss you all the more because you aren’t here to enjoy them with me!
This is amazing! You are as brilliant as this picture, Sandra! It is striking!!!
Thank you so much, Pam!