Strathmore Watercolor Travel Journal | Sketchbook Habit Day 26
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I have to say that the only reason I’m still aware of the days of the week is for this.. I will cherish this week like it’s my birthday present🤣✨
Yes !! Watercolor tips and tricks would be so great ! You speak so clearly and thoroughly, I would love to see more educational videos from you !!
This is stunning. And I’m going to be heartbroken at the end of this week. This series has been such a gift and I’m so grateful for all of your hard work and all that you’ve taught me along the way. Looking forward to more videos after you take a little break!
I really love the way you mix darker skin tones and shadows. As a dark POC, it is so hard to find examples of doing dark skin tones well that don't make the subject's skin look muddy or lack warmth, especially with watercolors. I find many artists avoid it or say they simply can't do them. I always find your videos very helpful! Keep up the awesome work!
Omg, yes. Most watercolorists only do people with lighter skin. I use something like yellow ochre and violet to make a really nice, dark but still vibrant brown for skin tones. Indian yellow and burnt sienna also make great mixtures for brown without being too dull. But using reds and greens seems to make a much duller and flat brown in my experience :)
@@MM-dw5ir Using a quinacridone gold for the yellow in the mixes works really well too! It's my favorite for using in darker skin tone mixes.
Im going to miss this, having your videos every weekdays❤
OMG Tori, everyone would love watercolor tips and tricks from you! PLEASE do it, it will be super informative and fun!
would absolutely love some videos with tips and tricks and other educational goodies on watercolors and pigment properties! beautiful portrait, and thank you so much for the in depth explanation! watching and hearing your process has been incredibly helpful! 💖
I was honestly really scared when you put down such a thick layer of that English red, but WOW it really does dry lighter. Today's sketchbook painting turned out gorgeous
Same
I will truly miss this series. And yes ease to the watercolor tips and tricks please! Also on how you use brush strokes *im not sure whats the right term* its so beautiful and loose and so painterly. I just love it!
I was like what is she doing covering that beautiful drawing! 😱 You really really know your paints well!!
Painted with you today during this episode
I've been curious about opaque watercolor pigments and their application for a long time now, and the idea of opaque watercolors in general. They're different from using something like gouache and I'd love to see the different ways they can be used. That being said I'm going to miss this series, it's very calming!
I've so come around to the soft greys and blacks opaque PR101s make. It was so fun to see you showcase them here!
ahhh yes i love those indian, english, venetian reds! they feel so wholesome and hearty
Wow, what an intense dry-shift. That really surprised me!
Yes watercolor tips and tricks! I love the medium and I feel like I am departing from beginner status into intermediate territory so I would love to know more about the properties and how I can make the colors work for me rather than letting the watercolor be the boss. I'd also love to learn about how to be more loose with my painting process. I feel like I am a color inside the lines , do copious amounts of studies before beginning the real piece kind of artist which isn't necessarily bad but knowing how to be more gestural and spontaneous in the situations that I want that spontaneity would be beneficial in my overall repertoire. Fabulous video as always. Just a treat to watch you work!
Yes please! Tips on opaque and transparent watercolours! This is a mystery to me. Cool video and really nice portrait!
This came out gorgeous. I especially love how you did the hair, the technique lent itself perfectly to the natural hair of the subject asks made it more realistic and beutiful.
I would absolutely love a video on watercolour tips and tricks! I'm a huuuge noob when it comes to this medium and I'd love to hear from someone I trust. I'm off to research on my own but this would be such a treat! 😃💗
Watercolor tips and tricks would be so cool! we are always here for your tips, tori! especially watercolorists would appreciate it so so much. I'm a watercolorist too!
That initial feathering with the hair...gave me all the feels. This is such a wonderful sketchbook session and the tips and tricks that you mentioned at the end would be greatly appreciated! The mixings you made for the values will help push me with skin tone studies as well! I’m so grateful to you for these videos! Your hard work and dedication for quality content shines through!
I would love tip and trick videos! I feel like I've learned so much just from the small comments you make about your supplies in these videos.
Ahhhh I can't believe it's the last week, I have LOVED this series. I love your artwork, your video production, your knowledge, all of it. Thank you for your hard work!
''I'm just being a nerd'' no worries, we're all nerds here. This is *stunning.*
Your videos are so lovely and calming, I love to how this series on whilst I work on my own sketchbook - seeing that daily notification gives me the motivation I need to crack open my sketchbook, even if I'm not feeling inspired. Thank you for providing all the information on your supplies, in particular the pigments, it's nice to get more of an in depth view into someone else's work process. I hope you and your loved ones are safe throughout this, I'm looking forward to seeing all your sketchbook spreads at the end of this series! Fingers crossed you'll achieve all the goals you set out for yourself throughout this month long challenge
I want you sketchbook habit all year round 😅 it gives so much inspo and drive to practice.
This piece is gorgeous. I especially love her arm! Such a radiant skin tone, it feels so wamrm, it shines.
As for future vid, would love to see some pigment theory. Recently you talked about mixing certain pigments with each other, their opacity, etc, and half of it was too high level for me to follow.
i can't wait until i'm as talented as you are! you inspire me to keep on drawing and painting so i can keep improving. thank you for the sketchbook habit videos, they're so fun to draw along to! i've learned so much from you, thanks for making content.
I’ve loved all of your sketchbook habit videos, you’ve done an amazing job! I signed up to be a Patreon because I’ve enjoyed them so much during this chaotic time. A soon as this is over please take a well deserved break!
I am so going to miss this. I watch everyone.
You are a sanity life line! Thank you so so much.
I was wondering if you could look at the sketchbook habit playlist? I really like this series and enjoy watching the playlist but some videos repeat and some are skipped and some are out of order. Hope you’re doing well and keep painting!
Tada! Fixed! Super sorry about it!
Victoria Gedvillas no problem! Thanks so much for fixing it. Hope you have a great day!
i havent been doing watercolor for very long, so when you put that opaque first layer on and the pencil still came through?? iconic. makes me really want to get back to doing portraiture!!
Really happy to see you use some opaque watercolour! I'm about to treat myself to a set of Roman Szmal paints (as a reward for finishing my dissertation!), of which plenty colours are rather opaque too, so it's really nice and helpful to see how you can incorporate that into a painting 😊
Your videos are so calming, and I hope that you keep posting videos like this
I would LOVE to see watercolor tips stuff from you🥰 Even just watching your main palette video was sooo helpful ty😌
This series has kept me company during quarantine and has really inspired me to keep up with my own sketchbook! Thank you for creating content and good luck during this last week.
id love to see swatches of these paints and your feelings! ive looked into them but im not sure yet. i love watching and learning from you!
watching these videos is so calming for me. i would love to see those watercolor tips and tricks videos , i feel those will help me in my watercolor journey
Victoria, you can clean that blue green color cast on your pallette, use a magic eraser or an equivalent product
sketchbook habit has inspired me to start painting more portraits and researching watercolors and it's been a blast! thank you so much for sharing this series and your process :) i would love educational videos if you were to make them, too!
Omg yes, I would love to see more info about opaque watercolors, like how they mix and such.
this video was really helpful! i hope you do more like these in the future, going more indepth about your technique and the mixes you're making in the process! I'm rather new to watercolors and it's very hard for me to manage washes and layers the way I want, so this is of great value to me !
Oh yesss! Please do a tip and tricks video I'd love to see that❤
Oh, I LOVED this portrait today! So gorgeous, and so much fun to hear you geek out about pigment properties and strategize the colour mixes. I'd be pretty darn stoked for a series about pigment properties!
She’s absolutely gorgeous..at first I thought oh no ..then I saw the drawing come through lol..I do know some of the colours can be more opaque than others ,it’s why with experience you get to know which..I learn by mistakes lol😀
learning about the pigments and properties would be awesome!
Yes please! I cant wait to be educated by tori anne.
I've actually been eyeing that sketchbook. I've been using the 500 series mixed media paper. It's thinner so it doesn't handle as much but I don't find myself fighting the paper as much as with Canson paper. I would love to see more in-depth information about other watercolor paper brands too. It's hard to justify spending a lot on a particular brand of watercolor paper knowing that it might not be the right fit. I'm not saying to go out and buy everything to test it, but if you have any experiences with particular brands, I'd love to know your thoughts and observations.
On a side note, I just realized your sketchbook challenge ends on my birthday. 😭
Do you dislike all canson paper?
I recently tried out the Bockingford fat pad (got it off Jackson’s) and it’s wonderful 100% cotton paper. “Affordable” is a subjective word but the quality is outstanding and it was less expensive per page than most of the other ones I’ve seen on the market. They also offer sheets as well but I’ve only tried the fat pad. They’re all spiral bound. Oh! Jackson’s usually offers sample packs as well. That’s how I found my love for Bockingford!
@@taniaalva5557 No, not all Canson paper. I have sketch paper and bristol paper from them that I like. I meant that in terms of watercolor paper. Watercolor paper is something that needs to be able to handle a little more 'abuse'. I typically layer more with watercolors. That, plus the fact that you need to work with wet paper, makes the Canson paper frustrating to work with. It warps, it pills, and sometimes there are even spots where my watercolors don't adhere to the paper fully. Part of that could be me. I'm no expert. But I notice a difference when I go to use even the mixed media Strathmore journals. These are all just my thoughts on it. Someone else may work with watercolors differently and not see an issue. To be fair, the lower quality Strathmore watercolor paper gives me similar issues.
Sorry if I gave a whole essay. I tend to say a lot.
@@FarlyCreates Ooh! Thank you for the recommendation! I'll definitely look into it. I've been looking at sample packs for days at this point. It's hard to resist spending a small fortune on everything.
@@jumarie9239 lol no worries I tend to talk a lot too. Thank you for responding! I'm just learning about paper, brushes, paint, after two years of digital painting. So this was very helpful!
This was extremely interesting. How well you are been able to lighten the highlights just with water an taken away some of the pigments. And how you shaped the shadows with very tiny strokes.
Watching you do portraits is like listening to my favorite band 😍
Thank you for the in-depth explanation Tori!!
love the texture the paper creates :) (or it could be the paint, or a combo of both lol)
Beautiful depiction of a delicate and natural Woman of Color... please do more of these kinds of videos! Would you ever consider florals too?
You have shown the half pans before but THOSE TUBES! They are like chibi paint tubes! Argggh Tori why haven't you shown them before!!!!!!
Please do watercolor tips and tricks! I would love that!
yes for the tips and tricks in watercolours ! =) By the way this series of videos, sketchbook habit, is really pleasing to watch and also very inspiring !
Loved this video, thank you so much for all you do. Also, I had never thought of dry shift so so I learned something new!
this is a really beautiful piece, and the sketchbook looks nice as well! I've been wanting to try out watercolors more often, and your art is always an inspirational look into what watercolors can do!
Pleaaasseeee with the watercolor tutorials lol. Noticing while watching your videos i know very little about the paints im using and how they work. Maube understanding pigments would be a good way to level up? Thanks for the awesome videos, tori!
I really like your art style, Tori.
It’s a very nice watercolor portrait 👍
Beautiful end result!
I'm so happy I found your channel. I've binged this whole series, and I'm just... UGH, I'm in love with the way you explain things, and the depth of your knowledge about your craft. I've learned more from watching these videos than I ever have in years of painting with watercolours - you've introduced me to a whole new level of understanding, and I'm SO excited to learn more. Thank you so much for sharing all this wonderful knowledge
Nerds run the world tho! I was one of the popular kids in school and I always had nice conversations and maintained relationships with nerds cause they were interesting and fans of art/books/movies and smart and radiating a hidden ambition. I have respect for the nerds!
I’ve been looking at this book, I hope to one day own it
Seeing you just drop color without second guessing yourself is so nice! It's funny that you mentioned opaque watercolors, because those are actually the ones I tend to go for. It would be nice to see something involving opaque watercolors. It's the last week ;_;
! I must ask, which opaque colors are your jam? I have a few friends that prefer their watercolors to be on the creamier opaque side, I thoroughly enjoy listening to what colors the gush over. So spill the beans! I wanna know, hopefully its something in my collection that I can work with in an future video?
@@VictoriaGedvillas Ok so, I double checked my watercolors which isn't a lot. Most of them are semi-opaque with 3( Windsor & Newton Naples Yellow, Qor Carbon Black, and Sennilier's French Vermillion ) being fully opaque. I like my blacks to look like black, so the Qor one is perfect! Aside from those 3 the semi-opaque ones I tend to use are Sennielier's Dioxazine purple, warm sepia, and forrest green; Holbein's verditer blue, Mijello's Shell pink and W&N's Davy's Gray. I'm looking for more though! lol
I was wondering if you’ve tried the shinhan paints. if you haven’t, I think you’d like them a lot. they’re super bright and there’s a van dyck brown which I know you wanted to try.
Very helpful the tips on opaque watercolors ;)
I miss you! I hope you come back soon! 💕💕💕💕🙏
Hahaha, when saw this in your other video (I think your sketchbook cleanup), I immediately went to amazon and bought it. Still haven't used it, but it's in my stash once I'm more confident with my watercolor.
I will miss this series, its the last week of Sketchbook Habit ụụwu
Omg I would love to see those tips and tricks :3
Some educational content would be very much appreciated, since where I live art education is almost none existing. And a real time painting process. Love your video your the reason I got soo obsessed with watercolors.
if they made that sketchbook in a traveler's size.. OH BOY
they do have an elongated spiral pad for landscapes :D not as tiny as something that can be tucked into a purse though.
@@VictoriaGedvillas I saw, but i want the sewn notebook i can slip in my travelers, i have the watercolour book by travelers, but it's stapled -_-
oooh informations about opaque watercolors could be nice!! recently i've been having fun with a cheap set of paint that were advertised as 'authentic chinese watercolor' and most of the colors are super opaque, like they almost feel like gouache? got me wondering whats the difference between gouache and opaque watercolors....
luna sylnodel maybe they are similar type of paint to gansai tambi
Beautiful! I think this video is my favourite in the series, ❤️
When you said opens flat I woke up
gorgeous!!! I love it!
You should do... Some challenges for your viewers! To test that we are really learning xD fascinating video btw
omg wowow i lovw how this came out
I do miss this kind of videos so very much!!! That was the Tori I loved most. Such an artistic development.
How are you Tori?? I wonder what you are up to. Hope you are finde🙏
Omg her hair 😱😱😱😱
Love from Vietnam ❤️
Jessica 🙈💖👋 hello hello! Thank you for watching my videos!
*gasp* aaa tysm! I love all of your videos and you’re so sweet 💕 😊
Hi, i recently buy a set of watercolor brushes from a brand called MozArt supplies. I think it's a really good set for beginners (i am one) cause it covers a lot of essential. The Brand belong to a charming couple and is based in London. The brushes are perfect to start with, maybe a little light weight but over all has a good shape. If you wanna check and maybe do a review of some afordable brushes option. It's under 30$ for 15 brushes.
I loved today 's video by the way. Lot of love from France. 💖
3:07 I would have gone crazy
I love how expressive this is; any chance it might become a print for sale?
Last week😥
:0 i was going to buy this sketchbook but i bought a different strathmore sketchbook
Thank you for the video! I have the strathmore 100% cotton mixed media sketchbook with the brown cover, and I can't stand it. I use it for swatching out paint mixes mainly. I remember watching a video that demonstrated that it didn't have much (if any) sizing, and therefore the chroma of the paint faded when it absorbed into the paper. Do you feel like the sizing on this sketchbook keeps your colors bright? If so I'll be adding it to my wishlist : )
I love watercolors but im not that good at it :P i wish i could learn with you ^^
really huge shift, at the beginning I tought what kind of bright english red is this, but it ended up totaly different
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Do you have a Skillshare class? If not, you totally should!
can't believe its already the last week :((
How's your cat doing :3
Do they like the quarinteen?
i hope ur doing well
Does anyone know what pencil she's using?
Uni Field Mechanical Pencil 2.0 2H :)
YvetteKaur thank you!!!😊😊