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Does a kneaded eraser ever lose its sticky kneadableness? (if that makes sense) Do you prefer the stick or kneaded erasers? Love how organized it is. I've got a pouch full of pencil stubs I've accumulated over 15 years 😅

Yours is so tidy! Meanwhile my pencil case is just full of a bunch of random HB pencils and ballpoint pens I've accumulated over the years haha

The contrary works too. Print a digital artwork and use them with transfert methods on a canvas then paintover it. Can be an inceptive result of trad to digi to trad. For example you might like an accurate guideline for a painting, like geometric shapes or just something that was challenging to do traditionnally on first hand. Then you digitalise your lineart, work on complex shapes to make then perfect, transfert them back on canvas (Gelli plate, transfert medium) and paint over, then take a professionnal photo and do prints of them so you now have an original (trad/digi project) and some prints on the side.

Its nice to do an inked lineart and do an abstract set painting for underpainting, background, textures or accents, then continue on photoshop or procreate. Depended on the desired result, it may be useless to do an inked lineart for more realistic illustration. Still, I'm with you, its really nice to work on paper. Also, I like to work in public setting: a cafe or park even at the bar. Its more intuitive and easy to bring a sketchbook and a pen around. Digital art always felt more reclusive to me, but maybe I should try an IPad (Im on Cintiq 13hd, not a standalone).

Wow, don't stop doing your draws, you gonna be so good in once days ❤

That's.... gorgeous ❤

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So cute so beautiful ❤

Well if this aint the neatest thing I seen today ... I dont know what is

this is such a stunning design, I love it ☺

This was interesting. I didn't know you used Clip Studio too, as the algorithm has mainly recommended your sketchbook videos to me lately. I'm not an artist (I wish!) but I'm definitely an art enjoyer and teaching myself pencil and pen sketching as well as watercolours (landscapes, birds and so on but not people bc i find them too scary for now) off TH-cam recently, everyday when I get home from work. I don't have Clip Studio but maybe I'll try it out someday though the layout and colouring process on it feels intimidating from what little I've seen in videos. How many years have you been practising traditional and digital art? I've only used Procreate once on a friends laptop and the undo button was certainly a fun feature!

I love veiled lady mushrooms, they're so spooky looking! And your human design for it is so pretty! I like to sketch traditionally too when I can, it saves me so much time trying to work it out digitally (where more often than not I get stuck if an 'ctrl + z' loop lol)

Thanks for sharing this, was awesome to watch! I do a similar thing myself, I love sketching things out physically (especially with graphite, for the value control)

This is the best review of ANYTHING I've ever seen 😭 thank you for being so thorough!!!!!

my dream is for Talens to make bigger square sketchbooks (like A4 with the bottom chopped off)

I prefer paper with some tooth, but I’ve learned to enjoy these sketchbooks for things like pen. I really prefer some texture when I use pencil, and these aren’t ideal for watercolor, of course. They’re pretty good for my little cute pen doodles, though.

Just found your channel and I’m really enjoying your videos! Keep up the good work :D

this is so pretty!!

I want a sketchbook that works well with markers and watercolours and pencil because im slow and i dont want to use more than one ina time so i really dont know what to get my current sketchbook is almost finished

this is brilliant, watched and enjoyed till the end ☺☺

Love the raven, you painted it beautifully with so much love and care.

A brilliant and detailed video, thank you so much for sharing

Oil paints...? Is there any sketchbooks for oil paints? 😭

Hi, i've been looking around at swatch videos to decide between getting da vinci yellow and getting hansa yellow medium. The website says that DVY is semi transparent and HYM is transparent, but a lot of swatches seem to show that DVY is more transparent. I want a transparent yellow; which of the two would you say is more transparent?

FYI about the Moonglow - I'm sure you know that it's not lightfast; but its very easy to mix your own lightfast version! And since you are already doing that for some of your preferred blacks & purples, I assume you're more likely to give this a go. These are all using Daniel Smith watercolors, of course, and the formula goes like this : 50% Viridian + 25% French Ultramarine + 25% Quinacridone Coral. If you should prefer more of a lighter, greenish-blue-y dominant look when it seperates, then add a tad bit more Viridian. If you should prefer more of an intense blue-y shadow in the seperation, add a tad more French Ultramarine. If you like and prefer more of a violet-&-pink dominant effect in the seperation, add a bit more of the Quinacridone Coral. Enjoy!

Wonderful video, love bisons and this wasp side story was captivating! :D

Thank you for watching me ramble about pigments and paint a bison calf 🦬 (when editing I noticed I said buffalo a few times when I meant to say bison, but I didn't have the energy to redo the voiceover so enjoy the brain fluff ups haha) The final changes to the palette, including the last colour change will be in a future video :) What have you been up to recently?

Thanks so much, I'm playing today with various inks in my new sketchbook. I hope Sleep Token returns to Las Vegas as we missed the show this year!

I watched a lot about this sketchbook and thanks to you you made the perfect one 😊

Kinda wish you had shown us the backs of pages

Those little pots of color are such a great idea 😊.

Some of my best drawing sessions have been with just a pencil and my sketchbook.

Thanks for reminding me to pick up a sketchbook and draw some spooky critters :)

Amazing, your inspiring, love these complete videos, watching from start to finish. ❤❤❤

Thanks for the recommendations, I knew a few but many websites are new to me. Right now I'm mainly using pinterest but I'm at a point where I have to scoll a lot or use new searching words to find new suitable portraits pictures for my practice 😅

Hi, I wanted to comment before I forgot. I use the Kuretake brush pen (the brown handle (fine tip), its kinda weird to find on amazon, like I typed it in but searched a while to find it, but if your interested i can send you the link I found :P I had bought it in store) and this one does not seem to bleed through the pages of the Talens. I just opened up and started using a brand new Talens today, as I am replacing my moleskin. I can no longer use the Moleskin brand as they've added their Manifesto in the first pages and last pages of the sketchbook, which I find very inappropriate and really disappointing... like who wants that in their sketchbook?!? Anyways, thank you for your video!

Good resources, a fine addition to my collection *insert general grievous chuckle*

Thanks for the recommendations! I LOVE JookPub and Faestock, their stuff is great! Love how the drawing turned out btw! My recs are AdorkaStock (free + paid), ArtReferenceSource (paid), ThePoseArchives (free + paid), Null-Entity (free + paid), Jagged-Eye (free + paid) and KingCholera (free) :)

I'd love the animal references and environmental references.

Cream paper is my favorite and solely because of highlights. You never highlight white, always have to be an off color and this is perfect for the srt i wanna make.

So cool, I've always wondered if dot cards would last long enough for a piece so this was fun to see!

This looks so good, such a cute illustration ☺☺

she da best.

This has been infinitely helpful, not only in putting together my own beginner watercolor palette, but also in how i understand color mixing! Thank you!

Love to listen to your experiences with aquaboard. I have some (for quite a while - 2 - 3 years) and so hesitating to start using it but the more info I take in, the more secure I feel to paint on it. Problem solving is what I like to see in video's. And of course the lovely outcome, the flowers from your bouquet so nicely painted.

I would absolutely do a Fungi collab if you still want to paint that dryad's saddle sometime ;) Beautiful painting, great job adjusting to the board's weird behaviour.

The unpredictability of watercolour is both a gift and a curse, you made it work though so good job! Coconut is an adorable cat name btw omg

This looks fantastic, love how soft they are ☺☺