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Gouache Vs Acrylic Paints for Mixed Media Art Journal

In this video I'm just giving you a comparison between Gouache and Acrylic Paints. I'm just using the most economic brands in the market that Michaels or Joans offer (USA Art Material). I hope this will be helpful for you if you are going to start an Art Journal or maybe some Art that needs this type of paints.

In the past I've used great and expensive Art products that are fantastic, so I know for a fact the difference between all this brands. Working back to my materials and slowly I figure trying on a budget lol, but they are worth it.






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