The Difference Between Watercolor & Gouache @LynnDPratt
The Difference Between Watercolor & Gouache  @LynnDPratt
Uploaded January 2022 | Updated September 2026, 11 hours ago
Here is a quick tutorial showing you what the difference is between watercolor paint and gouache paint. Both are considered water soluble, which means you can wet them and spread them with water. Unlike oil or acrylic, that once dry you can not rework; watercolor and gouache can always be rewet and worked again, even once completely dry.
The main difference is that traditional watercolor paint is transparent (can see through) while gouache is opaque (can not see through).

And here is a FULL FREE tutorial done with Gouache paints!
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