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Painting a Street Scene with Gradated Color

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Yesterday I painted a neighborhood view using colors that gradate from warm to cool.

It's a mixed technique that uses M. Graham gouache over a Casein underpainting, with NuPastel sticks to finish up.

Questions:

Golden Hat on YouTube asks: I am unfamiliar with casein paint and was wondering why you use that to seal the paper surface as opposed to acrylic?
Gurney: I use casein because once it's dry, it won't pick up if you put a wash over it. You could also use Acryla Gouache (Holbein), which is a matte, opaque version of gouache with an acrylic binder. Or you could tint some gesso with acrylic, or anything like that as long as it's not too shiny. -----
More on gouache painting in my Gumroad tutorial "Gouache in the Wild"
The music at the end is by Matthew Schreiber. Check out his new album at his website.

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