How to avoid cracking in Designers Gouache painting
Discover the two main causes of cracking when working with Designers Gouache, which has a lower proportion of binder to pigment than watercolour.
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Protecting a gouache painting
Varnishing gouache works should be avoided, but framing them behind glass will help protect them. Learn more about how to do it with our expert tips.
Using gouache vs acrylic in watercolour techniques
It's possible to use gouache or acrylic for opaque techniques in watercolour, but we recommend using Designers Gouache – known as the opaque watercolour.
Understanding the difference between watercolour and gouache whites
Gouache whites have more pigment than watercolour whites, making them more opaque. Explore how artists use them together to add depth to their work.
Understanding the meaning of the term body colour in gouache
Body colour is the use of opaque colours for highlights or dense, flat areas. The term can mean either tubes of gouache or the finished effect of opacity.
Understanding the permanence of Designers Gouache colours
Some Designers Gouache colours will fade over time, so may be more suited to designers than fine artists. Learn more about the way colours are rated here.
What are the primary colours in Designers Gouache?
Our Designers Gouache is perfect for creating bold, vibrant artworks. Discover the primary colours in the range to ensure your mixes are strong and bright.
How to use mediums with Designers Gouache
When using acrylic mediums with Designers Gouache, it's worth experimenting first. Read our tips on getting the best results and avoiding common pitfalls.
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