12 great books to get inspired by and get creating!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ค. 2024
- Hi everyone, this week I bring you some of my favourite books where I look for inspiration when creating art. You may notice I have a bit of a hoarse voice, I’ve only just recovered from a strong cold (not Covid thankfully) so I did my best to power through.
I hope you like it and find it useful, please share in the comments if you also look for inspiration in books and what are your favourites.
00:00 - Intro
03:12 - Just add watercolor (Helen Birch)
06:47 - Plants for free (Sharon Amos)
08:51 - DK What’s that bird?
10:48 - The Wild Flowers of Ireland, a field guide
13:35 - DK Butterflies and Moths (David Carter)
17:00 - Our sing birds (Matt Sewell)
19:54 - Birds, Watercolors, Collage and Ink (Geninne Zlatkis)
25:12 - Vorrei dirti (casetta Zanotti, Lucia Scuderi)
28:33 - Grow, the art of Koyamori
32:00 - The rabbits (John Marsden, Shaun Tan)
36:43 - What we’ll build (Oliver Jeffers)
39:33 - The land of neverbelieve (Norman Messenger)
Here are the books I showed you. Some of the links below are affiliate links. If you buy from them I’ll receive a small commission at no extra cost to you :)
Just add Watercolor by Helen Birch: amzn.to/3OAVPaR
Plants for free by Sharon Amos: amzn.to/3a4qrTr
What’s that Bird? amzn.to/3nvIGUH
The Wild Flowers of Ireland: amzn.to/3yz1bxL
Butterflies and Moths: amzn.to/3uhuZN9
Our Songbirds by Matt Sewell: amzn.to/3PeDxwn
Birds in Watercolor by Geninne Zlatkis: amzn.to/3nvbnRR
Vorrei dirti: www.amazon.it/Vorrei-dirti-Co...
Grow: the Art of Koyamori: amzn.to/3OCiB2p
The Rabbits by Shaun Tan: amzn.to/3bD5AXD
What We’ll Build by Oliver Jeffers: amzn.to/3y26TXG
The Land of Neverbelieve by Norman Messenger: amzn.to/3nuC21d - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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Really enjoyed your stack of books, it was a pleasure exploring them with you.
Thank you! glad you enjoyed it ☺️
Thank you for these book recommendations! I love them :)
Glad you like them! ☺️
I'm enchanted with this video and amazed with the many things we have in common. I wish we were neighbors and could get together to create and talk about the things we love. Thank you for showing this beautiful books, I already put Geninne's on my wish list, it's awesome. I subscribed. Hugs from Switzerland.
Oh thank you for this beautiful comment
! I also wish we were neighbours, but we can still talk about the things we love here 🥰
@@floralheart hahaha que legal !
What an interesting collection. I have some of these, but I will be adding a couple to my library based on your review/recommendation. Thank you.
You’re welcome Sheila 😊
Absolutely captivating works and your commentary and taste is spot on! Thank you for introducing me and many others to these utterly beautiful works.
Oh thank you! I really appreciate the feedback ☺️ there will be more book videos coming this year 📚
@@coloredcarol8074 Awesome! Subbed and thanks for the reply and pin!
Thank you
great selections! I adore Shaun Tan and have many of his books, and I adore Natasha Newton, too. Thank you
Thank you 😊
A great post with a lot of creative inspiration.
Thank you 😊 I’m glad you enjoyed it ❤️
Loved this video
Thank you, I’m glad you like it ☺️
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Olá Carol, fiquei curiosa com o seu sotaque e fui verificar. Também sou brasileira e moro em Dublin. E pinto um pouco de aquarela. Só comecei a ver o seu vídeo, mas vou continuar mais tarde, porque acho que os nossos gostos são semelhantes. Tenho o livro da Genine. Sou fã do Oliver Jeffers, ele estudou na universidade de Ulster, eu estou terminando o mestrado lá. Boa sorte no TH-cam!
Oi Elisa! Nossa que legal! Eu não conheço tantos aquarelistas por aqui, e certamente ninguém do Brasil. Eu amo o trabalho da Genine, ela me inspira muito. Mestrado é um grande passo, boa sorte pra você também e obrigada por acompanhar ☺️
C’est magnifique.
En plus. Tu as une voie douce.
( Adorable. )
Merci
Patty- Which pencils did you use for the yellow orange flower? Very nice!
Thank you! I don’t remember precisely, but probably supracolor soft and maybe polychromos too
Went to school with Oliver Jeffers he was in the same art class as me very happy to see him doin so well 🤓
Oh wow that must be interesting having shared your school years with him. I love his art and his take on picture books, they’re simple but yet very touching. A great communicator.
I would love to get the The Land of Neverbelieve but on Amazon it is $107 so I will just have to hope to find a used copy.
Oh that’s unfortunate. You can try checking used books websites too. WOB is great if it’s available in your area.
Very informative, thank you. Also I agree that @Natasha Newton Art is not only inspired by the New Mexico artist Geninne Zlatkis but blantly rides on her back of creating art and stole from her.
Thank you for watching and commenting. I just wanted to precise I said their work is similar in the sense of using detailed patterns. While I know Natasha also likes Geninne’s work (she mentioned it in a video on her channel), I consider them distinctive enough to stand on their own. I am personally more attracted to Geninne’s vibrant colour combinations and extensive use of turquoise (my favourite colour) but Natasha has lovely work too (I love her painting on the watercolour book by Helen Birch).
Interesting.
@NatashaNewtonArt has a similar style, but I wouldn't say her art is a *definite* copy of Geninne's. Do you have specific examples of pieces that you have seen?
@@Red_Carnation Plenty. Easy to find for yourself.
@@coloredcarol8074 Right. Yet she @NatashaNewtonart is busy pointing out who apparently copies "her work" , where in fact she is the one who does just that right to the painting on pebbles and birds etc. Basically her whole style is based on that of the New Mexico artist. Also she's very aware of it, that's why she does not follow her to escape others finding out about her shameless stealing.
@@editaedita473 None then.