I had so much fun hanging out with you both! Thank you for letting me bring my supplies and nerding out on coloring with me for the day! Can’t wait to create more art together again in the future! ❤
Honestly as a pregnant woman it is so great to see a young mum who still is doing stuff, has hobbies you know. Gives me the confidence that I can be a mum and also have fun doing other things. ❤
Other countries actually have a great maternity leave time unlike the US. Australia i believe gives a new mom a year of paid leave and the option to work part time if needed. Its good to be able to actually have more options to be a stay at home or working mother while your child is still young unlike having to after find child care and not being able to afford daycare or even use it until they're a certain age. Its really sad.
@@jamiev who uses spellcheck and autocorrect anymore? Its actually been proven that the brain can process a word misspelled or missing letters as long as the first and last letters are the same without reading the entirety of the word and still know what the word is. Raed btewen the lnies
We love @SarahRenaeClark ! Sarah's channel is one of our favorites for the knowledge, skill, and fun she invests into every video! In the last 2 decades, colored pencils have really come into their own as a full-fledged medium for serious fine art, but they haven't lost their approachability and enjoyment factor. Sarah's short where she sorted thousands of colored pencils still amazes us, and we've sorted more than a few pencils in our time!
Serious props to Jazza Studios for supporting moms in the workplace! It is so cool to see the flexibility you allow your staff. I find this empowering and so thoughtful! And also, I don’t think anyone minds having a sweet babe in the video. 😊 Kat, I actually really loved your piece. I know you felt the color placement was off, but I think what you did is great. Alysha, the butterfly was gorgeous! The use of the green for the body and outline of the wings really allowed the warm oranges and yellows to pop. Well down.
I want to second this! Letting women come back into the workplace with their (especially very young) babies is so supportive and wonderful. And so good for the mum’s mental health! ❤❤
I fourth this!!😂 but for real, I can see how happy the people are at Jazza’s studios and how cool it must feel to know that they are like your family and all support each other as such👏🏽👏🏽
I had to stop and rewind the video because I realized, if the baby was in the shot, I was only paying attention to the baby and heard nothing that was said. Friggin adorable!
Kat, your coloring page took on a similar palette to your hair, which I love. For years my hair was a 7-9 color rainbow, so I always like to acknowledge the coolness of other people's hair adventures. 💜💙😍
Great video and collab with Sarah! Can I just say as well you guys are setting the bar tremendously high in terms of fair and inclusive treatment for working mums and normalising babies in work places where it is of course safe to do so! A lot of mums aren't given the opportunity to bring young children or babies to work with them ,where safe to do so of course, when childcare isn't an option. I have soo much more respect for your team and family ethic now❤❤❤
This was so cool to see! I like that this was fun and informational for not only beginning artists but also for someone that considers themselves and pretty decent color pencil artist. New Subscriber! and its always great to see more content from Sarah.🙌🏼🙌🏼
Three lovely, talented artists having a very chill but informative conversation and playing with mediums and ideas... A perfect video - and THEN there's also the sweetest baby in there?? This was made specifically for me, wasn't it.
What I love about Insert Art and Sarah's channel is how they both want to make art accessible. I recommend the color cubes and the online color catalogue so much in what I do and what I do isn't coloring/painting/drawing. I work in fiber. I think one of the biggest stumbling blocks for most people when it comes to any form of artistic expression is the fear/unknown that is creating a cohesive color palette. And I also learned a LOT this episode. The circular motion is going to be a game changer for me with coloring.
Such a lovely video! Don't get me wrong, I love Jazza and Morgan, but I adored the gentle feminine vibes in this. It was like hanging out with a bunch of friends and playing with colors. So heartwarming!
AMIGOOOOOO, pensé que tenía un collar de oreja! Y dije "bueno, para gustos, hay colores" (nunca mejor dicho con la temática del vídeo) Pero después la oreja se movió y era que TENÍA AL BEBÉ DENTRO DE LA CAMISETA!!! JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJJAJA 🤣 QUÉ TIERNO!!! 😂😂
So fun to watch the 3 of you. I have had the cubes since they arrived in the U.S. What I have found helpful is writing the Prisma color numbers on the cards. I use primarily use Prisma pencils. 😊
This was so calming and lovely to watch by just hanging out with you all while coloring. I loved seeing Sarah get all excited to share her love for pencils and coloring books with you both and that it was so low stress and more inviting. Love it! 🌈🥰✨
Love to se the young mama be on the job with her adorable baby! I gotta say it was tough to pay attention when I kept finding myself getting distracted by the cute lil baby the whole video. Had to hit the 10sec rewind more than a few times. 😂
Love those techniques, and I'm very jealous of all those gorgeous pencils! It's so cool to see what professional artists can do with "Adult Colouring Books". Absolutely beautiful work.
Loved this episode! Coloring is a passion for me. I was excited to see Kerby Rosanes' coloring book used, their amazing. His art is so creative and full of little details. My favorite of his books is Fragile World. Each animal in the book is on the vulnerable or endangered list.
So excited to have ordered Sarah's Products thanks to this video. I am looking forward to using them in my own coloring books that I have self published!
I love Prismacolor. I've used them on many projects, including a Minecraft style pumpkin head costume piece, and they gave me better coverage over the cardboard than the acrylic I tried first. Those others look veeery nice, though😍😍
I don't have Full Set Syndrome, but I recently realized that I might have Pristine Art Supply Syndrome, if that's a thing. I collect lots of different art supplies, with the intent to use them, but then they look so good in the case, or box, or whatever, that I procrastinate, and keep them in that nice original condition.
Yay! I Love Sarah‘s channel! I also love the color cubes! Even when not in use they’re a great eye catcher on my desk! Now, did she leave the books for you to finish or did she take them back to finish herself?
genuinely, without jazza, it just seems so much more chill because the people who are drawing aren't exactly pressured by the camera, and that the channel is no longer piggy back riding on one man, but instead, a group of fun people.
im honestly surprised that Sarah didnt mention that each of the 3 brands of colored pencils leds are different Prismacolor is wax-based Polychromos- Oil-Based CARAN D'ACHE- Water-soluble so they will work differently
We talked about this, but not everything ends up included in the video, and this was something that isn't essential for the way we were using them. Most pencils are a blend between oil and wax (but the quantities vary) and so the definition of wax vs oil ends up being more confusing than helpful for many beginners.
@@SarahRenaeClark I see I feel like it would have been a bit more helpful to know Like back when I was starting my art journey, I didn't know more oil based and the soluble even existed I knew there was the polychromos but doesn't get why they cost more than Prismacolor Knew that out of the cheap brands, crayola is the best
The nicest set I used were prismacolor but they were probably from the 90s because they were my dad's set. I'll need to get some new ones at some point lol. I kind of what that color cube set! It looks so useful!
This was really fun to watch. I think the pace was pretty slow however. Nothing bad at all just for future videos maybe explain one set then use then then so on and so forth. It was still really fun to watch can’t wait to see where this channel goes
Props to Jazza for letting mom bring her baby to work. We women have been made/wired to be multi-taskers. Since the beginning of time, we would bring our babies to work and still be hard workers and very productive. My grandmother used to take her babies to work with her in the fields. She'd take a break when needed to drink something and breastfeed the babies, then sit them under the shade of the tree and get back to work. And when they got older, they walked and worked along with her. I think more businesses should allow their mothers to bring their babies/children to work. A woman, if she is a woman of good character and has great work ethics, is going to get her work done. So productivity wouldn't be an issue if you've hired a woman of that standard. Also, if you've ever been a working mother, or a stay at home mother, you know that both can come with the feeling of guilt, which isn't good for our mental state. If we are home, we can feel guilty for not being out in the work force and feel like we aren't worth as much if we aren't working and supplementing our husbands income. But when we are out working, we feel guilty for "having someone else raise our children" and fight the feeling constantly that we need to and should be home with our children. Either of these situations are so hard on our mental health. But being able to bring your child with you to work allows for both of those things and ultimately helps us have a stronger sense of purpose and meaning.
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I had so much fun hanging out with you both! Thank you for letting me bring my supplies and nerding out on coloring with me for the day! Can’t wait to create more art together again in the future! ❤
I love your videos so much!!
I’m a subscriber to your channel as well, I loved seeing you guest star here 😃 Hope we get to see you here again sometime 😃
I love you and jazza so much, a bit sad he didnt appear on this one. You guys make me so happy❤
You’re right… it’s definitely PATRONS
loved this! can we have a whole channel with videos like this? 😍
Honestly as a pregnant woman it is so great to see a young mum who still is doing stuff, has hobbies you know. Gives me the confidence that I can be a mum and also have fun doing other things. ❤
She's an art machine who wont be stopped! Glad you're feeling confident :)
I know that they spell mum ‘mom’ in America but I didn’t know they spell pregnant ‘pregnat’ 😅
@@jamiev thank you! English is not my native language, it was hard to find the right words. I corrected it 😊
Other countries actually have a great maternity leave time unlike the US. Australia i believe gives a new mom a year of paid leave and the option to work part time if needed. Its good to be able to actually have more options to be a stay at home or working mother while your child is still young unlike having to after find child care and not being able to afford daycare or even use it until they're a certain age. Its really sad.
@@jamiev who uses spellcheck and autocorrect anymore? Its actually been proven that the brain can process a word misspelled or missing letters as long as the first and last letters are the same without reading the entirety of the word and still know what the word is. Raed btewen the lnies
I want to see these pieces completed. They're all lovely in different ways.
Also, the baby stole the show. So cute!
We love @SarahRenaeClark ! Sarah's channel is one of our favorites for the knowledge, skill, and fun she invests into every video! In the last 2 decades, colored pencils have really come into their own as a full-fledged medium for serious fine art, but they haven't lost their approachability and enjoyment factor. Sarah's short where she sorted thousands of colored pencils still amazes us, and we've sorted more than a few pencils in our time!
Serious props to Jazza Studios for supporting moms in the workplace! It is so cool to see the flexibility you allow your staff. I find this empowering and so thoughtful! And also, I don’t think anyone minds having a sweet babe in the video. 😊
Kat, I actually really loved your piece. I know you felt the color placement was off, but I think what you did is great.
Alysha, the butterfly was gorgeous! The use of the green for the body and outline of the wings really allowed the warm oranges and yellows to pop. Well down.
I want to second this! Letting women come back into the workplace with their (especially very young) babies is so supportive and wonderful. And so good for the mum’s mental health! ❤❤
I third this. I hope they see this. Lead the way Jazza Studios and I hope more people follow !
I fourth this!!😂 but for real, I can see how happy the people are at Jazza’s studios and how cool it must feel to know that they are like your family and all support each other as such👏🏽👏🏽
So fun to see Sarah geek out with her supplies, feels like a sleepover for artists! xD
Yeah, you should check her out. She’s a great artist and teacher
100% agreed
Would be so happy to see more Sarah Renae Clark collabs! 2 favourite art channels combined :D
I had to stop and rewind the video because I realized, if the baby was in the shot, I was only paying attention to the baby and heard nothing that was said. Friggin adorable!
Same here! 😂
Me too hahaha such a little cutiepie
This team is growing so rapidly, it's so exciting!!!
Absolutely ❤
Kat, your coloring page took on a similar palette to your hair, which I love. For years my hair was a 7-9 color rainbow, so I always like to acknowledge the coolness of other people's hair adventures. 💜💙😍
It looks like the three of you had a great time coloring! I hope we will be able to see the finished pages soon. Thanks for sharing your fun with us!!
The baby guest was a lovely feat to today's episode!
Great collab with Sarah
Great video and collab with Sarah! Can I just say as well you guys are setting the bar tremendously high in terms of fair and inclusive treatment for working mums and normalising babies in work places where it is of course safe to do so! A lot of mums aren't given the opportunity to bring young children or babies to work with them ,where safe to do so of course, when childcare isn't an option. I have soo much more respect for your team and family ethic now❤❤❤
For real! Wish I could see this branch out more to other work places as well.
We want part 2. Please, finish these pieces.
Yay traditional art! And Kat's back ❤❤❤
This was so cool to see! I like that this was fun and informational for not only beginning artists but also for someone that considers themselves and pretty decent color pencil artist. New Subscriber! and its always great to see more content from Sarah.🙌🏼🙌🏼
Three lovely, talented artists having a very chill but informative conversation and playing with mediums and ideas... A perfect video - and THEN there's also the sweetest baby in there?? This was made specifically for me, wasn't it.
This is my favourite art video on youtube right now. The creativity and friendship on display is so heartwarming
All three pictures looked like they were done by professionals!! 👏👏👏
This was fun to watch! Love Kat's baby! So cute! Lots of red hair too! 🥰🤗❤️
What I love about Insert Art and Sarah's channel is how they both want to make art accessible. I recommend the color cubes and the online color catalogue so much in what I do and what I do isn't coloring/painting/drawing. I work in fiber. I think one of the biggest stumbling blocks for most people when it comes to any form of artistic expression is the fear/unknown that is creating a cohesive color palette. And I also learned a LOT this episode. The circular motion is going to be a game changer for me with coloring.
I love that you included mom and baby in the video! It's part of life, and I'm glad you're showing it! 👏🏻💞
Such a lovely video! Don't get me wrong, I love Jazza and Morgan, but I adored the gentle feminine vibes in this. It was like hanging out with a bunch of friends and playing with colors. So heartwarming!
Absolutely love Sarah and she's my go to for all things coloring. It's nice to see some traditional art for a change on this channel.
Cute little baby noises! Good to see Sarah and Kat back. I really enjoyed drawing alongside you guys
Beautiful work!! So fun seeing a baby wearing mama get her art on too!
The pieces turned out great. I’d love to see a part 2/the final piece and I’m so glad you collabed with Sarah. She’s great
AMIGOOOOOO, pensé que tenía un collar de oreja!
Y dije "bueno, para gustos, hay colores" (nunca mejor dicho con la temática del vídeo)
Pero después la oreja se movió y era que TENÍA AL BEBÉ DENTRO DE LA CAMISETA!!! JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJJAJA 🤣
QUÉ TIERNO!!! 😂😂
So fun to watch the 3 of you. I have had the cubes since they arrived in the U.S. What I have found helpful is writing the Prisma color numbers on the cards. I use primarily use Prisma pencils. 😊
This was so calming and lovely to watch by just hanging out with you all while coloring. I loved seeing Sarah get all excited to share her love for pencils and coloring books with you both and that it was so low stress and more inviting. Love it! 🌈🥰✨
I loved seeing 3 totally different ppl coloring together and showing some handy tips even for someone that colours almost everyday!!
Aw, this was a great video--a collab with Sarah, mini coloring lesson for Insert Art, & an adorable baby =)
I love seeing baby Ash in the video. So CUTE! ❤😊
The baby!!! Stole the show. I kept reminiscing when mine was that young
Nice collab with Sarah 💜
What a lovely group! This fills my heart. More of this, please!
Love Sarah so much! ❤ love her and Jazza’s team collabs
The cabinet was actually really well done i hate doing furniture and that actually looked appealing.
Those colour harmony boxes look amazing! seems like a super useful tool
Way to go @SarahRenaeClark! What a great opportunity for Insert Art and all of us, more tutorial from Sarah.. Great show everyone.
I cant resist that baby , im going to die from cuteness !!!!
This was a lovely vid! The colour cubes look awesome! Also shoutout to the adorable baby avenger outfit 😍
What a nice guest. Sarah Renae Clark is so cool. Nice to meet you.
Santa Sarah Flexing all the goodies!!! I hope she'll be back soon. ❤️❤️❤️
Those are so beautiful! You make me want to pull out my coloring books and work on how my color pencil coloring looks.
Wish I could color like you guys...great video and so fun to watch!!! Thanks!
These 3 girls are soooooooooo beautiful!
In the most artistic way of expression ❤️
Great video and greetings from Argentina 🇦🇷😎⭐⭐⭐
My son is an inspiring artist and is 12 this video will help him so much thank you!
Love to se the young mama be on the job with her adorable baby! I gotta say it was tough to pay attention when I kept finding myself getting distracted by the cute lil baby the whole video. Had to hit the 10sec rewind more than a few times. 😂
I loved seeing these three awesome woman together in one video! Very relaxed and welcoming!
SO MANY PENCILS😂😂
The baby is so adorable!!!!💙💙💙
Love those techniques, and I'm very jealous of all those gorgeous pencils!
It's so cool to see what professional artists can do with "Adult Colouring Books". Absolutely beautiful work.
You three have a lovely dynamic in this video!
This makes me want to get some color pencils.
Loved this episode! Coloring is a passion for me. I was excited to see Kerby Rosanes' coloring book used, their amazing. His art is so creative and full of little details. My favorite of his books is Fragile World. Each animal in the book is on the vulnerable or endangered list.
As a non artist, this prob my fave insert art video so far.
Yay Sarah!
Too much cuteness per pixel²!
You somehow colored a realistic butterfly without it looking horrifying. 👍🏼
Love seeing the art channel collaborations and hearing/seeing how the different artists share their strengths and weaknesses.
So excited to have ordered Sarah's Products thanks to this video. I am looking forward to using them in my own coloring books that I have self published!
I love Prismacolor. I've used them on many projects, including a Minecraft style pumpkin head costume piece, and they gave me better coverage over the cardboard than the acrylic I tried first.
Those others look veeery nice, though😍😍
I don't have Full Set Syndrome, but I recently realized that I might have Pristine Art Supply Syndrome, if that's a thing. I collect lots of different art supplies, with the intent to use them, but then they look so good in the case, or box, or whatever, that I procrastinate, and keep them in that nice original condition.
Such a nice and calm vibe. And good info. Thanks for the video guys.
I didn't know the wood box existed! Now that is on my art wish list instead of the tin
working mom on the left, LET'S GO!!! ginger boy/girl so cute!!!
The art works look so beautiful 🥺🥺🥺
love the colors
Such a fun video; I loved it!
Yay! I Love Sarah‘s channel! I also love the color cubes! Even when not in use they’re a great eye catcher on my desk!
Now, did she leave the books for you to finish or did she take them back to finish herself?
Probably took them back. They do more digital art
So cool. Definitely makes me want to do more art.
genuinely, without jazza, it just seems so much more chill because the people who are drawing aren't exactly pressured by the camera, and that the channel is no longer piggy back riding on one man, but instead, a group of fun people.
This was so good! Loved this video! Editing with the background music was really nice too!!
I'm bookmarking this for future reference. I'm so inspired by this whole video.
Prismacolor pencils are incredible, they really let you do all the best shades 🤩 I enjoy to use them.
Absolutely loved this!
the babyyy so cute
2:04 baby’s like, ‘damn that’s crazy’
I have over 100 CraZart Timeless Creation pencils, I can't wait to test out new ways of coloring with them after I watch this video!
I like seeing the traditional mediums. As a graphite pencil artist, I'd like to see that.
Wow! Part 2 please ❤
This looks so fun
we had such a good time!
So informative! I love the potential of this channel! :)
Love this so much.. the baby looks like a mini Ed Sheeran 😍.. so cute
I loved everything about this. Especially getting to see that sweet baby.
I loved seeing these three awesome women together in one video! Very relaxing and wholesome=3
im honestly surprised that Sarah didnt mention that each of the 3 brands of colored pencils leds are different
Prismacolor is wax-based
Polychromos- Oil-Based
CARAN D'ACHE- Water-soluble
so they will work differently
We talked about this, but not everything ends up included in the video, and this was something that isn't essential for the way we were using them. Most pencils are a blend between oil and wax (but the quantities vary) and so the definition of wax vs oil ends up being more confusing than helpful for many beginners.
@@SarahRenaeClark I see
I feel like it would have been a bit more helpful to know
Like back when I was starting my art journey, I didn't know more oil based and the soluble even existed
I knew there was the polychromos but doesn't get why they cost more than Prismacolor
Knew that out of the cheap brands, crayola is the best
Oh shit is that the baby Jazza ends up eating!!!!
The nicest set I used were prismacolor but they were probably from the 90s because they were my dad's set. I'll need to get some new ones at some point lol.
I kind of what that color cube set! It looks so useful!
Actually, old Prismacolors are nicer than the new ones! Treasure them!
That color bock is awesome! I really want one
I have used prismacolor pencils before. They are pretty good.
Enjoyed.
This was really fun to watch. I think the pace was pretty slow however. Nothing bad at all just for future videos maybe explain one set then use then then so on and so forth. It was still really fun to watch can’t wait to see where this channel goes
Love this collab video!
You should do some Oil Pastel stuff, I love using them
Great video. 😊
Great episode!
Props to Jazza for letting mom bring her baby to work. We women have been made/wired to be multi-taskers. Since the beginning of time, we would bring our babies to work and still be hard workers and very productive. My grandmother used to take her babies to work with her in the fields. She'd take a break when needed to drink something and breastfeed the babies, then sit them under the shade of the tree and get back to work. And when they got older, they walked and worked along with her. I think more businesses should allow their mothers to bring their babies/children to work. A woman, if she is a woman of good character and has great work ethics, is going to get her work done. So productivity wouldn't be an issue if you've hired a woman of that standard. Also, if you've ever been a working mother, or a stay at home mother, you know that both can come with the feeling of guilt, which isn't good for our mental state. If we are home, we can feel guilty for not being out in the work force and feel like we aren't worth as much if we aren't working and supplementing our husbands income. But when we are out working, we feel guilty for "having someone else raise our children" and fight the feeling constantly that we need to and should be home with our children. Either of these situations are so hard on our mental health. But being able to bring your child with you to work allows for both of those things and ultimately helps us have a stronger sense of purpose and meaning.
I agree! Love this workplace, I wish I could work there 🥰
Okay. There's no doubt: the baby's father is Ed Sheeran! 😄