I do a thought of the day sketchbook. This helps motivate me to draw every day and it's fun to go back and see what little things inspired me. It's a small sketchbook, about 4 x 6 inches, so it only takes 10 to 30 minutes to complete a painting. It's really motivating to see how I've improved over time.
I may not remember the photographs of places I have visited but, I do remember vividly, with great detail every I had ever sketched. I remember the warmth of the sun the cold of the winter, the sounds and the scent of the soil, plants, flowers around me during that time. I can remember as far back as sketches from early my childhood that I have kept, which was over 55 years ago!
Thank you for the video. I love your work. Your sketching has a special energy that is very special to me. It makes me feel so good. It is also very inspiring.
A good quality sketch book is awesome, but a cheap on is invaluable..... I find when I have a cheap sketchbook I'm more free to just TRY. I'm not worried about messing up or wasting money, etc. I found these pocket sized sketchbooks at the dolor store for $2 with paper that even using a brush pen dont bleed to the other side and I can even do light watercolor in it. I end up grabbing one of those more offen than one of the many high end sketchbooks I have.
I really agree with you. I think as an artist we should have more freedom to explore our style and practice. Not worth to buy such exp sketch books and cannot experiment with anything. haha.
I use mine for every idea I have, whether it’s character design, story boarding, working with wet and dry media, and drills to increase my skills. I usually have three in play at a time!
I doodle at work on my coffee breaks. Plus I keep some books like Creative License in my work bag so I have eye candy and pep talk whilst waiting for appointments. Thanks Teoh. Your voice and style has been so helpful for me. Merci from Vancouver island.
Teoh, thanks SO much! I am delighted to have had a peek inside these wonderful books and I am definitely going to order at least 3 of them based on your recommendations. My library is increasing and, hopefully, so will my sketching skills LOL ❤️
You can see flip through of my sketchbooks on my TH-cam channel. I use them mostly for pen and ink and watercolor. I love watching you paint. You have been an inspiration to be for urban sketching!!! Thank you
It's the journey 🎨 finishing a sketchbook shouldn't be goal oriented. Art is what it is. Thank you for sharing the message that sketchbooks are different for each artist.
I use sketch books to just draw free from my mine. Some are just a mess and some are not. Then when I want to do a proper painting, I flip through my book for inspiration and then develop that sketch more into a painting.
I use my sketchbooks to record scribbly ideas, sketch for final pieces (that I transfer onto watercolor paper etc using tracing paper), play with mediums I want to familiarize myself with, timed studies as well as entirely finished pieces sometimes, as my sketchbooks usually have perforated pages so they're easy to tear out of the book ^_^ I use the watercolor canson xl sketchbooks mostly (not the mixed media one), as the paper is thick and works well with most of my chosen mediums. Having a sketchbook or 2 on the go at any given time has been an important part of my art process for years, I love them :D
I love using pen and ink in my sketchbook. I have a sketchbook for trying things out, a cheaper one I don't care as much about. Then I have better ones for better drawings ☺️
These Lorenzo books seem very interesting, I'll see if I can get my hand on them. Personnally I don't like loose sheets. I use most sketchbooks for finish pieces but lately I also try to get over my need to overwork a page by using cheaper sketchbooks for experimentations, thumbnails, etc
Right now I prefer sketchbooks over regular sheets of watercolor or plain flat paper. My sketch books have some tooth to them, i.e. Strathmore 400 series watercolor journal versus a regular hardbound sketch book. Much of what I do I start in pencil and follow up with a fountain pen. On occasion I finish the sketch with watercolor.
Teoh, I seem to have no rhyme or reason to my sketchbooks. I might have a simple pear on one page and a complex sketch of a building next. But too late for me to change now. 😁 Thanks for this video. 🌴Tallahassee, Florida 🌴
I have a sketchbook that I play around in, trying out new color combinations / styles / portraits / urban sketches etc. AND I also have a sketchbook that is more like a Visual Journal. I carry both, because sometimes I just want to play around with watercolors and ink and sometimes I have something specific I want to journal.
Koji morinotos orange is one of my favorite books. Teoh you should check out Jamie Hewlett’s 40th edition hardcover. It is by far my favorite book for art inspiration. You’d really like it.
I appreciate this video! I have a few of the Etherington Bros books (plus a lot of other books... got a great collection going) and this video is helping me understand how to make better use of them.
This is brilliant :) I'm always looking for ideas for my sketchbooks. I either couldn't find some of these books on Amazon US or they're a few hundred dollars, so if you have a better source for books please let me know. Thanks!
I have been trying to get an out of print book named: The Drawing Projects: An Exploration of the Language of Drawing if anyone knows an online source please share it.
The tekkonkinkreet books are amazing! Every single drawing is an artwork in itself! I just ordered a book from Ikeda Manabu for inspiration, it's very detail-oriented artworks, I have been in awe of his art for a while now. As for sketchbooks I mostly draw "ugly" sketch ideas out of my mind or study specific objects/animals for my artworks. I always admire your dedication to sketchbooks, but I am too lazy for those ^^'
It's so satisfying filling up sketchbooks. So many memories!
I do a thought of the day sketchbook. This helps motivate me to draw every day and it's fun to go back and see what little things inspired me. It's a small sketchbook, about 4 x 6 inches, so it only takes 10 to 30 minutes to complete a painting. It's really motivating to see how I've improved over time.
I may not remember the photographs of places I have visited but, I do remember vividly, with great detail every I had ever sketched. I remember the warmth of the sun the cold of the winter, the sounds and the scent of the soil, plants, flowers around me during that time. I can remember as far back as sketches from early my childhood that I have kept, which was over 55 years ago!
Teoh , your work is so inspiring! Thank you for sharing
I love your videos! You are a great teacher and I love your book referrals, too! Keep posting! Cheers and thanks from Kansas USA
Thank you for the video. I love your work. Your sketching has a special energy that is very special to me. It makes me feel so good. It is also very inspiring.
A good quality sketch book is awesome, but a cheap on is invaluable..... I find when I have a cheap sketchbook I'm more free to just TRY. I'm not worried about messing up or wasting money, etc. I found these pocket sized sketchbooks at the dolor store for $2 with paper that even using a brush pen dont bleed to the other side and I can even do light watercolor in it. I end up grabbing one of those more offen than one of the many high end sketchbooks I have.
I really agree with you. I think as an artist we should have more freedom to explore our style and practice. Not worth to buy such exp sketch books and cannot experiment with anything. haha.
I use mine for every idea I have, whether it’s character design, story boarding, working with wet and dry media, and drills to increase my skills. I usually have three in play at a time!
I doodle at work on my coffee breaks. Plus I keep some books like Creative License in my work bag so I have eye candy and pep talk whilst waiting for appointments. Thanks Teoh. Your voice and style has been so helpful for me. Merci from Vancouver island.
The How to Think When You Draw books looked really interesting. Inspiration and instruction combined.
Teoh, thanks SO much! I am delighted to have had a peek inside these wonderful books and I am definitely going to order at least 3 of them based on your recommendations. My library is increasing and, hopefully, so will my sketching skills LOL ❤️
You can see flip through of my sketchbooks on my TH-cam channel. I use them mostly for pen and ink and watercolor. I love watching you paint. You have been an inspiration to be for urban sketching!!! Thank you
It's the journey 🎨 finishing a sketchbook shouldn't be goal oriented. Art is what it is. Thank you for sharing the message that sketchbooks are different for each artist.
I use sketch books to just draw free from my mine. Some are just a mess and some are not. Then when I want to do a proper painting, I flip through my book for inspiration and then develop that sketch more into a painting.
I use my sketchbooks to record scribbly ideas, sketch for final pieces (that I transfer onto watercolor paper etc using tracing paper), play with mediums I want to familiarize myself with, timed studies as well as entirely finished pieces sometimes, as my sketchbooks usually have perforated pages so they're easy to tear out of the book ^_^ I use the watercolor canson xl sketchbooks mostly (not the mixed media one), as the paper is thick and works well with most of my chosen mediums.
Having a sketchbook or 2 on the go at any given time has been an important part of my art process for years, I love them :D
I love using pen and ink in my sketchbook. I have a sketchbook for trying things out, a cheaper one I don't care as much about. Then I have better ones for better drawings ☺️
These Lorenzo books seem very interesting, I'll see if I can get my hand on them. Personnally I don't like loose sheets. I use most sketchbooks for finish pieces but lately I also try to get over my need to overwork a page by using cheaper sketchbooks for experimentations, thumbnails, etc
Right now I prefer sketchbooks over regular sheets of watercolor or plain flat paper. My sketch books have some tooth to them, i.e. Strathmore 400 series watercolor journal versus a regular hardbound sketch book. Much of what I do I start in pencil and follow up with a fountain pen. On occasion I finish the sketch with watercolor.
I sure enjoy looking at sketchbooks. Thank you.
I’m looking forward to the course. I use my sketchbook as a mind dumb. Lots of random fun.
Wait a minute... Skillshare?? I didn't realise you were on there! *Runs over to Skillshare to go bookmark all Teoh's classes*
Teoh, I seem to have no rhyme or reason to my sketchbooks. I might have a simple pear on one page and a complex sketch of a building next. But too late for me to change now. 😁 Thanks for this video. 🌴Tallahassee, Florida 🌴
I have a sketchbook that I play around in, trying out new color combinations / styles / portraits / urban sketches etc. AND I also have a sketchbook that is more like a Visual Journal. I carry both, because sometimes I just want to play around with watercolors and ink and sometimes I have something specific I want to journal.
As usual enjoyed your video very much. Always inspiring.
I love sketchbooks. I could have watched 20 hours of this. Thank you!
Thanks Theo…you have brightened a thoroughly miserable day!
Koji morinotos orange is one of my favorite books. Teoh you should check out Jamie Hewlett’s 40th edition hardcover. It is by far my favorite book for art inspiration. You’d really like it.
Koji Morimoto*
So inspiring 😍 I think I need some of the books featured, too 😍
Thank you so much!
I appreciate this video! I have a few of the Etherington Bros books (plus a lot of other books... got a great collection going) and this video is helping me understand how to make better use of them.
I love those Lorenzo sketchbooks.
Hi Theo, great video, very inspiring!
thanks, Teoh :)
I use my sketchbooks to practice and write/draw ideas
Thanks for sharing 🌻
Good review
What a great tips on sketchbook👍😍
Sorry I missed it but who did the first book? The artist before the Lozano books?
Awesome books! Tfs!
Really very nice >>>>>>> Thank you
Great inspiring video. Where can i get a copy of the book "How to Think When you Draw"?
They only release reprints through Kickstarter so follow them on their blog for upcoming reprints. theetheringtonbrothers.blogspot.com/?m=1
great video.
These books look so. Inspiring to me I would love to own them, are you selling any of these books? I like the one by Tekkonkinkreet
What is the name of Matthias Adolffson's book,please?
The First in Line. He has published several books www.parkablogs.com/category/tags/mattias-adolfsson
Woooowww!,,
I just draw and put them on the shelf. But I'm going to make five books soon
This is brilliant :) I'm always looking for ideas for my sketchbooks. I either couldn't find some of these books on Amazon US or they're a few hundred dollars, so if you have a better source for books please let me know. Thanks!
Abe books
Thrift books
Alibris
EBay
Discover books
@@406annie thank you!
👍👍sometime, i just sketch on a sticky note paper during my 10-minute short break, just with a ball point pen
Omg u are a TH-camr I am a big fan of ur food
@@v22Lm279 😁thank you!! a small channel but i am glad you enjoy it!!
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I have been trying to get an out of print book named:
The Drawing Projects: An Exploration of the Language of Drawing if anyone knows an online source please share it.
Nice👌
Teoh! Are there any sketchbooks for 12 year olds that like to draw from imagination :dragons ,monsters etc.Or is it betterto leave them on there own?
I'm sure there are but I don't know of any.
You could draw yourself every week, with a different hair cut each time 💇♂️
The tekkonkinkreet books are amazing! Every single drawing is an artwork in itself!
I just ordered a book from Ikeda Manabu for inspiration, it's very detail-oriented artworks, I have been in awe of his art for a while now.
As for sketchbooks I mostly draw "ugly" sketch ideas out of my mind or study specific objects/animals for my artworks. I always admire your dedication to sketchbooks, but I am too lazy for those ^^'