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In this video I improve your art sketchbook pages with artist research. This particular video is part 4 in a series of videos based on a GCSE ART unit on maps. I show how to experiment with materials, in particular pencil and graphite, I also record personal ideas and show you how to present information on an artist.
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I’ve often seen bit of UK student sketchbooks and wondered how and why they are done in the way you demonstrate here. It’s the pursuit of a line of enquiry, a term that’s new to me. It makes more sense than for someone to simply direct to asking questions. I assume that this sort of “report” is to address certain school assignments. Without exception all I’ve seen are beautiful. Thanks for this, Tom.
Very interesting! From NC, 🇺🇸
Rick Hodgkinson
Hi Tom. I'm from Leamington Spa in Warwickshire. I'm new to this art form and absolutely loving. Can't wait to get started. Thank you.
Cheers Richard, thanks for watching. Good luck with your new piece of work 🙌
Amazing, Tom. I don't know anything about plastic art, but Emma's work is super interesting and your video was nothing but superb. Thanks for taking the time to do this.
Dear Tom,
I have followed your unit on maps it has been brilliant looking at artists i haven't come across before. I have learned new techniques such as charcoal and turps and had fun. I am over 50 and a teacher and this has been a lovely way to unwind and learn during online teaching in lockdown. I wish i had had done art at school and beyond but you have shown me it's never to late to learn new things. Please carry on making these wonderful tutorials even though lockdown has finished. Thank you so much. Cressida
Hi Cressida,
Thank you for watching, I’ve still got a few more to do on that maps unit so I will be bringing you some more on that soon. It’s great to know you have enjoyed them, rest assured I will be carrying on with making tutorials, I just have to work around my day job. Cheers for commenting, really appreciate it 🙌
Great videos.I'm 78 and live in Australia, Byron Bay and we're never too old to learn and play!!Thank you Tom and keep up the good work.
Thanks for watching Marie, I'd love to venture over that side of the world soon :) cheers for watching, age is just a number, keep being creative.
Hi Tom - I am a teacher from New Zealand. My students LOVE your videos. I used the Developing Ideas one during lockdown and with my younger students when we returned to school. I work with 11 to 15-year-olds and the work my younger ones produced was amazing. I kept telling them that it was a big challenge at their age. The engagement in class was very high. Thank you so much!
Now that is the other side of the world haha. That’s amazing to know 😊 nice to know they find it helpful 👍🏻 consider yourself in the draw for one of my drawings.
Brilliant, I'm a Textiles Technology teacher transfered into Art textiles for the last 2 years. So artists studies, sketchbooks are all new to me in my teaching but takes me back to the 90's when I did GCSE and Alevel art. Thank you so much for sharing! Emna in Leeds 🇬🇧
Cheers Emma, glad you liked it. Thanks for watching 👍🏻
Hi Tom. It's Richard. - I'm a photographer and beginner street-artist from Mossley in North East Manchester.
As a photographer, my work is usually always digital but when our lockdown began, I found your channel and have really enjoyed watching your videos every week. Some of the tricks and techniques are absolutely brilliant and you've really inspired me to start being more creative at home.
I've started painting with acrylics which I'm really enjoying a lot and I'm also working on a project where I can use some of your transfer-techniques to build some new pieces of street-art.
Thanks for putting these together every week Tom, it's been absolutely brilliant and long may it continue!
Hi Richard, good to hear from you. Thanks for commenting...great to know you are enjoying them😊 don’t worry il keep them going. I’ve put you in the draw for the drawing 👍🏻
I'm from Barcelona (Spain) so I had to google what GCSE are 😂 I started with scrpabooking (😑) but now I'm more and more into mixed media projects. And I love to apply some of the techniques you show in your videos in my own work. They get very popuplar when I show them in my mini workshops 😊 Next thing: trying to replicate this one project (even tho I don't have to pass GCSE). I loved this idea for an art journal! Thanks (again) for everything you teach here. :)
Haha yeah I forgot GCSE are only uk based. It doesn’t matter if you are doing it as a qualification or just for fun 😊
Hi,very interesting and good ideas!I’m an artist from Israel that working now in art journaling so yours videos are really giving me new look at old materials.thank you
Hi Telma, that’s great, it’s good to use materials in alternative ways🙌 cheers for watching
I'm Scarlett and I'm from England! i love art as my mum is an illustrator, i am doing art GCSE and this video was amazing as it gave me a tune of great ideas! Thank you!!!!!!
Awesome! Thank you!
Hi Tom
Finding your videos really handing and helping me plan ahead for Sept. I'm Head of Art & Photography at Corfe Hills School in Dorset and being a one person dept you've been a handing resource for new ideas. Thanks
Hi Russell, great to hear that they are helping, I’ve not done any new vids for a couple of weeks, once we bridge closer to the new year il do some more videos which may help 👍🏻 cheers again for watching.
What a great idea with the terps.
Aaron Jones Wolverhamoton UK
Thanks Aaron, yeah it’s brill idea, thanks for watching. I’ve put you in the draw 👍🏻
Hi Tom, I discovered your art channel over the Easter weekend. I've been lucky enough to be able to rediscover my art after a 20 plus year break (business and life commitments). You have such enthusiasm and great ideas, teaching has changed so much since I took my art exams. I wish I had had the benefits of your tutorials back then, but I'm catching up now! Thank you for your great videos, they're so informative and fun. Jaine, in glorious Monmouthshire.
Hi Tom. I love your videos. You make everything look so easy. Thanks to you, I am paying much more attention to organizing my art journal and adding details about the process and artistic intention. Studying art through CZcams has kept me sane through our Covid lockdown. I find your videos very informative and inspirational and I can't thank you enough for sharing your expertise and talent.
Susan in Canada.
Thanks for watching Susan, great to hear you watching from Canada, and glad they are helping.😊 🙌 good luck with your creative journey
Hi Tom, I discovered your videos over the Easter weekend, your teaching is so enthusiastic and informative. I've been lucky enough to be able to pick up my art art again after a 20 odd year break (business and life commitments) and refound my happy place. Teaching art has changed so much since I took my exams, I wish I had had the benefits of your tuition back then, but I'm revisiting and catching up now. Thank you for your great videos and tuition. Jaine, in glorious Monmouthshire.
Hi Jaine, that’s great to hear. Glad to know my videos are helping😊 thanks for commenting 🙌
Excellent techniques as always. Art & Photography teacher working at a girls school in Southend.
Thank you Amanda, great to hear from you. I’ve put you into the draw for the drawing 😊
Found your channel by happy accident - love it! I am a modestly talented beginner level want-to-be artist in southeastern Colorado USA. Thank you for your videos. I am enjoying & learning a lot from your work
that's great to hear Lynn. cheers for watching.
Hi Tom! Would it be possible for you to do more of these videos? Ideas for pages in GCSE/ALevel sketchbooks. It would mean a lot! Thanks.
Hi, I will be doing, just trying to manage teaching at the same time. I will make sure I do some pages on them for you. Cheers for watching 🙌
Just - wow!
Greetings from Berlin :)
Hey, thanks!
Paul B., Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
Cheers Paul 👍🏻
Hi Tom, I'm watching your videos for the wealth of mixed media techniques you present. By "primer" do you mean gesso? I think I spotted "gesso" on the label 😊 What is your substrate for that technique?
Another question: I've seen you use quink ink a few times. Can you explain why this is the brand/type that you prefer? (Maybe a future video about inks?)
Ooh, another question! Does the turpentine "set" the graphite, or could you cover a whole sheet like that and use it as graphite tracing paper? Also, I don't oil paint so I don't have turpentine, but I have some kind of gel? stuff called something like Gamblin or Gamsol for blending oil pastels and pencils. Will that work on graphite instead of turpentine to get those dark areas? Thank you ❤️
I'm continually amazed at how much the UK high schoolers have to do -- glad I can do what I want 😄!
Cheers :)
Yes I meant gesso, just use it a primer so sometimes use that term. Turps and while spirit will work the same as gamsol, it’s just less expensive and refined. Gamsol is better, purer and less odorous.
My name is Sophie Baxter, and I am an art teacher from Halifax in the UK
Hi Sophie, thanks for watching. I will put you in the draw for the piece of work 👍🏻
HI Tom. Laurina D Ceramics Art &Design Teacher & Ceramic Artist From Belfast Northern Ireland ! 👋🏻👩🏻🎨
Hi Great to hear from you from all the way in Belfast 👍🏻 I’ve put you in the draw for the piece of work 🙌 thanks for watching.
I'm John Bryant anad I live in Gozo-apart of the Maltese Islands
Hi Tom. Thanks so much for this tutorial, and all others. My head is buzzing with things to try, and a couple of canvases lie drying awaiting further application! I love the work by Andre Dejardins, czcams.com/video/Sk_LiE5FltU/video.html I'm fairly sure he uses oils with liquin and a solvent spray. Like a previous tutorial you did with paper, I think he sprinkles the canvas with charcoal dust, crunches it up and soaks in a basin of water. But I'm not clear as to the type of canvas. It seems almost like a woolen blanket as he stretches it over the frame before stapling, yet when he works on the canvas it's like it's polyester. If you or anyone else can shed some like as to his technigue, that would be great. Thanks.