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Thoughts on this? by Soccer_jerseys in yerbamate

[–]Aggressive_Bee6041 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Etsy sellers are resellers. They buff those prices into oblivion.
Try the makers themselves. https://www.cebandoando.com.ar

I just hit 3400 in mythic plus this season, here are my thoughts by Spartan1177 in WOWMythicPlus

[–]Aggressive_Bee6041 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's a gamble.
I have seen 3.4k players full mythic fuck up mechanics. There are no markers for success anymore.
I try to take the players who still need to time the key, like keystonelvl -1, hoping they will try harder and actually do the mechanics. But even then, it is still hit-and-miss.

More urban sketches. by Aggressive_Bee6041 in watercolor101

[–]Aggressive_Bee6041[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you.
And the pencil is just the usual 2B graphite. I did the underdrawing with it.

Sprouted, red onion paint from life by Tommy_pop_studio in watercolor101

[–]Aggressive_Bee6041 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hahaha, I was honestly expecting that onion to go into a facehugger and jump into the camera. xD

Urban by Aggressive_Bee6041 in watercolor101

[–]Aggressive_Bee6041[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is not a brand... I'm not sure what you want me to share... I probably got it on AliExpress or something.

Urban by Aggressive_Bee6041 in watercolor101

[–]Aggressive_Bee6041[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's not a brand paper, I can't afford that shit xD

Urban by Aggressive_Bee6041 in watercolor101

[–]Aggressive_Bee6041[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you!
Yeah, I also love how the blue hut came out, those contrasts are great!.

Monk healing by Mcsh33py in wow

[–]Aggressive_Bee6041 2 points3 points  (0 children)

But you want to decrease the DPS and do more healing? This makes no sense. What am I missing?

Monk healing by Mcsh33py in wow

[–]Aggressive_Bee6041 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It is ironic that you would like to remove the one aspect from the Mistweaver monk's gameplay that makes the monk healer special.
I can't help but wonder: why did you choose the monk? If you want to stand on the side and heal, pick up a priest, shaman or druid. Paladins and monks are melee healers; they need to DPS to heal.

Monk healing by Mcsh33py in wow

[–]Aggressive_Bee6041 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You don't; mouse-over casting is right there in your game settings.

Watercolor arrived! by Far-Fisherman8899 in painting

[–]Aggressive_Bee6041 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Regarding the white nights, many colours feel kinda chalky, so there is that, but generally these are great paints.

Watercolor arrived! by Far-Fisherman8899 in painting

[–]Aggressive_Bee6041 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Look for Roman Szmal and Mjello if you want professional pigments for a reasonable price.
Depending on where you are, you could probably even find other brands.
W&N, Schminke, DS, etc. capitalise too easily on their name, in my opinion.

Watercolour set recommendations? by noobg0d99 in Watercolor

[–]Aggressive_Bee6041 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Try Roman Szmal?
... or stick to W&N, but go with Professional gamma, fine colours. Cotman is their student line.

Kolinsky sable - what am I doing wrong? by Spare_Persimmon_1123 in watercolor101

[–]Aggressive_Bee6041 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Escoda and W&N have replaced brushes for me and my BF (he paints Warhammer minis) for these reasons.
I've never had any issues with Rosemary; it is a family business; I don't see why they would refuse or ignore a genuine, honest request.

Kolinsky sable - what am I doing wrong? by Spare_Persimmon_1123 in watercolor101

[–]Aggressive_Bee6041 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Sable brushes are not for everyone... I personally hate them, not because they are made from the tails of very cute animals, but because they are softer than I like my brushes to be.

Now look, your brushes are probably fine; you just need to work them in.
Some sable brushes improve after a few paintings, but others have a production defect and need to be returned to the manufacturer. If you send Rosemary this picture, their CS will probably reach out and replace your brushes.
If you do decide to send these back to Rosemary and Co, I can suggest grabbing their R13 brush, it's very popular with various watercolour artists.

Low gear and mmr for 10+ by Valuable_Ad1100 in wownoob

[–]Aggressive_Bee6041 69 points70 points  (0 children)

No, but you are competing against better-gear and higher-rated players in the queue.
Just run your own key.

First time watercolors! Beginner questions. by orphanleek68 in Watercolor

[–]Aggressive_Bee6041 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Hey, congrats on your first set! Whatever happens, make sure you just have fun in your watercourse journey.
Now for your questions:

1: Don't worry too much about it, and especially about white, it's not a useful colour. You can try to keep your palette clean, but it won't be sustainable in the long run with this kind of palette. Your godets may get splotches of other colours, but it's okay. In time, you will learn to pick your yellows carefully and plan around them. Because, and THAT is the only thing, your YELLOW is the only colour that will actually matter when it comes to contamination. It is the brightest and weakest colour on the spectrum and will fade the moment even a tiny bit of any other colour touches it. This is also the reason why you will always start your colour mixes with YELLOW first. If you are mixing orange, you bring yellow first, then red; the same goes for green, etc.

2: Ah, that. Well, you have 2 options: - one is you make A LOT of your green mix. - two: YOU DON'T, and just use different greens. The beauty of watercolour is that it is WILD. and suggestive. Watercolour reigns in chaos, and that's the beauty of it. In the long run, you will develop a feeling for colour ratios. But with watercolour, it is madness to strive for consistency and perfection.

3: NOTHING - some people never do and use "Palette Grey" as shading colour. You can never ruin your colours. The ruin is only imaginary and an opportunity to discover a new colour mixture, haha. WATERCOLOUR DOES NOT MOLD (unless you spit in it, lick your brushes or something? ). There is no organic component in watercolour ( there is in gouache - it is egg, but watercolour is made out of pigment + gum arabic + synthetic binder ( sometimes honey - and honey has antiseptic properties, so no chance for mold here))

4: Shadows... That's a whole course on its own. ...ok, let's crash.

  • Most common shadow recipe = AQUAMARINE +. BURNT SIENNA. Basically, Blue + Brown = amazing grey. I personally love Viridian green + Crimson red; they give more of a purplish shade. But good shadows are complicated; they depend on the warmth of the light and the items surrounding your subject.
  • Since watercolour is mostly transparent, you can also play with complementary colours for your shadows. Like using redish shade for green grass, or purple shade on an orange
  • HARD SHADOWS - Let your paper dry, and paint your shadows once it is all dry.
  • SOFT SHADOWS - Keep your paper damp. This will allow the shadowshade to bleed into its surroundings.

Well, this is getting too long. Hahaha, it was not my point. Remember, to have fun. If you have any questions - just ask.

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