Today I sketeched with a pen without making a drawing in pencil first, just having fun with it. It's far from perfect but somehow after painting it with watercolours is looks cute. Haha I just wanted to thank you for being such an inspiration to me, you are making a difference. ❤️
I'm always amazed at how wonderfully you summarize a busy scene with so much going on; you capture and show the essence and atmosphere of the place beautifully 😍
Hello Becky, from Jim (Madrid - Spain). Nice video. It us always very interesting to watch different places around the world (never been to Vancouver myself). And as usual, real nice cafe live sketch. The market place you were at also seemed very interesting for another sketch with all the wooden beams, etc. THANK you for sharing your talent. Cheers!
Hi Becky 👋 You're too good 👍. I want to draw like you. I never get people or other objects right 😅. Either the objects are too big or too small 😅. You're a pro 👍👍👍. Thank you for sharing your beautiful drawings.
Paint must be fully dry before adding the next "layer". Otherwise, ur only doing one layer using wet & wet [charging paint] techniques. Love ur style & appreciate ur time.
I forgot to ask you in my previous comment your thoughts on the Books in water brushes versus the Pentel ones... Do the Holbein hold more water? (They seem longer in your videos than a Pentel). And how are the bristles? Same type of quality than Pentel? And... does Holbein has one with a real fine tip? I am planning to buy 2 and over here in Spain it is easier to find Pentel, Holbein or Derwent, as per main good brands. Can you share any advice? I bought a Caran D'Ache and I am not liking it that much, so I'm using it with watered down India Ink to get a nice grey for shading in my Ink drawings (I also sketch with coloured inks in addition to watercolor painting). Sorry for the many questions and I hope I am not too much of a pain... THANK you in advance for your help and I hope you have another great sunny winter day in Vancouver! Cheers...
Hi Jim, yes the Holbein holds more water than Pentel and Sakura. In my opinion, it is better than Pentel and Sakura. Holbein has large and medium tip, and I'm not sure if it has small tip. But for me, the medium tip does small details very well. The large tip is juicy enough for quick and broad washes like sky and water areas. It's worth a buy for sure.
@@BeckyCao Thanks Becky for your feedback. I'll probably buy them on my next bulk purchase to my more reliable Art stores here in Spain (I usually buy in bulk to avoid paying shipping costs). Cheers from Madrid!
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Today I sketeched with a pen without making a drawing in pencil first, just having fun with it. It's far from perfect but somehow after painting it with watercolours is looks cute. Haha I just wanted to thank you for being such an inspiration to me, you are making a difference. ❤️
Really love the colors and composition of your page. Also enjoyed getting a glimpse of Vancouver area. Thanks so much!
Thank you very much Diane! ☺️
Thank you for taking us on your wonderful journey Becky. Now I am hungry. LOL
Such a wonderful place to capture in your journal with us
Thank you, Sheila! ☺🌈❤
Beautiful! You really captured the feel of the shop and the fabulous view of the bridge and the sailboats.
Thank you very much Sharon!
One of my daughters dogs is a Shiba Inu. All of the dogs in our family are weirdos, but he is the weirdodiest.
Wow that was great. Love to see other ppl drawing techniques ❤
I'm always amazed at how wonderfully you summarize a busy scene with so much going on; you capture and show the essence and atmosphere of the place beautifully 😍
I so enjoyed this! I just love your thoughtful videos!! 💖☕️
You are a wonderful artist Becky. Thankyou so muchfor sharing your activities and journalling with us. 🙏❤️🦆🐋
Becky, you absolutely amaze me!
Hello from Texas Becky! Thanks for sharing your day in such a beautiful place. I really appreciate your useful drawing and painting tips.💐
Beautiful place.
Hello Becky, from Jim (Madrid - Spain).
Nice video. It us always very interesting to watch different places around the world (never been to Vancouver myself).
And as usual, real nice cafe live sketch. The market place you were at also seemed very interesting for another sketch with all the wooden beams, etc.
THANK you for sharing your talent. Cheers!
wow what a beautiful place! thank you for taking us with you 💗
Hi becky, you are an inspiration. Spring is on the way. Love from San diego.
Hi Becky 👋
You're too good 👍. I want to draw like you. I never get people or other objects right 😅. Either the objects are too big or too small 😅. You're a pro 👍👍👍. Thank you for sharing your beautiful drawings.
Oh you made that look so easy. One day….just getting started with urban sketching myself. Shoot learning to draw period. 😅. Nice. Like your work.
Wonderful! I'll have to spend sometime sketching next time I'm there instead of spending so much money at Opus😂
Now I need to go finish my cafe sketch from yesterday using some of your tips. I like your narrations.
You do such Fl great work, perspective, color, ohh I wish I could sketch so loosely. Do you make your journals with specific paper?
Thank you. I just buy good quality watercolor sketchbooks. This one is a Clairefountaine watercolor sketchbook.
Paint must be fully dry before adding the next "layer". Otherwise, ur only doing one layer using wet & wet [charging paint] techniques. Love ur style & appreciate ur time.
great stuff! Do you edit the video in iMovie? and do a voice over on iMovie?
Yes I edit on iMovie and voice over on there too.
@@BeckyCao really enjoy the format! You seem like you've really got it down!
I forgot to ask you in my previous comment your thoughts on the Books in water brushes versus the Pentel ones... Do the Holbein hold more water? (They seem longer in your videos than a Pentel). And how are the bristles? Same type of quality than Pentel? And... does Holbein has one with a real fine tip?
I am planning to buy 2 and over here in Spain it is easier to find Pentel, Holbein or Derwent, as per main good brands. Can you share any advice?
I bought a Caran D'Ache and I am not liking it that much, so I'm using it with watered down India Ink to get a nice grey for shading in my Ink drawings (I also sketch with coloured inks in addition to watercolor painting).
Sorry for the many questions and I hope I am not too much of a pain...
THANK you in advance for your help and I hope you have another great sunny winter day in Vancouver! Cheers...
Hi Jim, yes the Holbein holds more water than Pentel and Sakura. In my opinion, it is better than Pentel and Sakura.
Holbein has large and medium tip, and I'm not sure if it has small tip. But for me, the medium tip does small details very well. The large tip is juicy enough for quick and broad washes like sky and water areas. It's worth a buy for sure.
@@BeckyCao Thanks Becky for your feedback. I'll probably buy them on my next bulk purchase to my more reliable Art stores here in Spain (I usually buy in bulk to avoid paying shipping costs). Cheers from Madrid!