@Brett I love Ralph Steadman! He's from my home city of Liverpool too. I know he uses mostly ink brushes with nibs. And gets the splats with a spray diffuser that you just pop in a pot of ink and gently blow it out through the mouthpiece. A manual airbrush for the more personal touch.

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With gouache, you don't need expensive art tools, but you do need the correct kind of paper. It looks great on watercolor paper, mixed media paper, and heavy drawing paper.
At the very least, you should search for sheets that do not buckle when you are painting. If you wonder which product is the best paper for gouache, the answer depends on your preference.

@carriecopa Thank you Carrie! I appreciate the support 🙂

This is my painting for the onelayerday challenge, i use only one layer and the theme was "paranormal" it's so fun to use only one layer, very good exercise. This is a child, wake up and see this favorite teddy bear fly 🙂

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I have done some more playing with this painting I am going to move on to the next page and see if I can create a book out of this. 🙂

Hi there! posting my first illustration on the forum, this crazy early bird. Painting done in procreate. Inspired by color theory tutorial by Will.

Hi there, hereby my first post, this illustration of this crazy early bird. Painting done in procreate. 0_1506423499362_IMG_4075 (Medium).JPG

Inspired by color theory tutorial by Will. Tried to be more aware of the use of saturated/unsaturated colors to put emphasis on main part (head). Any feedback? thanks

Hey everybody, here are a couple paintings i've completed recently 🙂
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Should be there now.

It's looking nice and I like how you changed the moonglow from warm to cool.

@Craig-Babin yeeah, very curious about the book. and you know what, we are from the same hometown, Utrecht The Netherlands so that makes me extra proud!