This video tutorial introduces goyish painting techniques, comparing them to acrylics. It covers basic tips, blending methods, reusing dried paint, and texture blending. The tutorial also explores the effects of paint concentration and layering. The session concludes with a summary and a preview of the next lesson on landscapes.

What is the first step when using bottle gouache?

• Mix it with water

• Use a palette knife to take out paint

• Apply directly to the canvas

• Shake the bottle well

Why is it recommended to keep two jars of water while blending gouache?

• To save water

• To mix colors more effectively

• To clean brushes faster

• To separate dark and light paints

Which blending technique is similar to acrylic blending?

• Light to dark shade blending

• Wet-on-wet blending

• Dry brush blending

• Abstract blending

What is a key advantage of gouache paint?

• It is cheaper than other paints

• It can be reactivated with water

• It dries instantly

• It doesn't require a palette

What is the benefit of using a watercolor brush with gouache?

• It helps in achieving a creamy texture

• It makes the paint dry faster

• It reduces paint wastage

• It prevents paint from mixing

What should be done to dried gouache on a palette?

• Reactivate it with water

• Mix it with new paint

• Throw it away

• Cover it with plastic

What is the effect of applying gouache on a diluted base?

• The color appears brighter

• The color becomes darker

• The paint dries faster

• The paint cracks easily

What is the result of applying light pink on a diluted gouache layer?

• It appears dull

• It looks brighter

• It becomes transparent

• It turns into a different color

How should the second layer of gouache be applied for visibility?

• With no water

• With a sponge

• With a lot of water

• With a thick brush

What is the main focus of the upcoming session mentioned in the video?

• Portrait painting

• Still life painting

• Landscape painting

• Abstract art