Oh for heaven sake, what a concept. Turn the book over and 2 books in one. Brilliant!! Love the tote. I am getting my fountain pen out, cleaning old ink out of it and restart using it. Just sitting in desk drawer being ignored. Apologies to MontBlanc
My bag gets heavy fast, although I am way better than I used to be, so yeah, turning books back to back is a good way to keep your thoughts organise while away from the stack of journals that usually serve that purpose. Oh, fyi, if you think of it, it is a good idea to empty a pen of ink and rinse the bladder with water before storing. It is easy to forget to do but if you leave the ink in, it can degenerate the sack. (Found out the hard way! 😁)
Thoroughly enjoyable. I love a tour through an artist's travel kit. Thank you so much! Wish I could have tagged along with you. This trip sounds marvelous. Enjoy!!
Hi Kelly, the trip sounds wonderful and right up my alley. I just love cathedrals but unfortunately living in Australia I don't get to see many historic ones but it's one of my favourite things to do when we used to be able to travel to Europe. Always wanted to see Gloucester cathedral, so hope you will show us some photos, can't wait to see your sketches. Love your travel kit. I bought a water pen, gesso and liquitex medium yesterday, you've inspired me☺
Loved seeing what you take along! It helps me to narrow down what I need when I go out on outings! I seem to think I need to pack an entire suitcase of things I just might want! lol I'm looking forward to hearing about your trip and I admit that I am a bit jelly that I am not exploring all those churches! We hope to take a trip next early summer to Spain and see some of the old-world architecture, cathedrals and castles!
Where do you live? I would love to visit Spain but some countries still aren't having us. 🙄🙄🙄 And it took me years to trust that less is okay and you can always get socks and art supplies when you get there if you have to, so always underpack. But bring a good book and snacks.🙂
@@BookandPaperArts We are in the States so it will be dependent on the travel restrictions. I’m hoping everything will be settled down by then. My youngest son is getting married in a castle there. This will be my first trip to Europe!
This is awesome! Thanks for sharing, can’t wait to see what you bring back. And what a gorgeous travel canvas travel pack . And now I know how to use my water brush for more than the napkins for decoupage. Love the fold out water colors & mister #gamechanger
really helpful to know what you take with you! I usually end up with a heavy rucksack full of shh...stuff! 😁 the roll is amazing too. have a great time in Gloucester Mx
Mikelle, I occasionally find myself saying that the first step to our recovery is admitting we have no power over our art supplies. On the other hand, I always do a cull at the beginning of the new year and if I am not loving it, I send it off to a friend and make space for more!
Hey gurl, I'm only halfway thru this terrific vid. Had to comment...I LOVE the way your mind works! Both the journals and those scrumptious books on churches and architecture!! Drool-a-ramma! BTW, how long is the trip to get over there? Books and magazines are the ONLY way I can travel anymore. Fortunately for me, the hub does all the driving! Now, back to your tute! ;)
Thank you, Lynn. It is three hours each way and by the time I listen to my audio French lesson and speed read, I am there. Same stuff I do at home so I'm good.
Lol- what could someone find to “thumbs down”?! Great kit, great tips and enjoy your trip! Thanks once again for the enriching content!
Hi, Regina. You know, I always wonder who gives thumbs down on anybody's craft videos! How bad is their day going?🙂 Now off to a flea market!
Oh for heaven sake, what a concept. Turn the book over and 2 books in one. Brilliant!! Love the tote. I am getting my fountain pen out, cleaning old ink out of it and restart using it. Just sitting in desk drawer being ignored. Apologies to MontBlanc
My bag gets heavy fast, although I am way better than I used to be, so yeah, turning books back to back is a good way to keep your thoughts organise while away from the stack of journals that usually serve that purpose. Oh, fyi, if you think of it, it is a good idea to empty a pen of ink and rinse the bladder with water before storing. It is easy to forget to do but if you leave the ink in, it can degenerate the sack. (Found out the hard way! 😁)
@@BookandPaperArts experience is sometimes such a harsh taskmaster. And spendy
@@micheledore1973 Don't even get me started about wearing a fountain pen in a white linen suit while flying.
@@BookandPaperArts ooooooh no😭😭
Of course the # 1 priority when packing is something to read! Several things!
Hi Sunnie. Well, it is a shame to waste that downtime on the bus. And to have something to turn to after an 11 hour day of sightseeing.😎
Thoroughly enjoyable. I love a tour through an artist's travel kit. Thank you so much! Wish I could have tagged along with you. This trip sounds marvelous. Enjoy!!
me too. (:
Catherine, so far it is really special. More details soon!
@@kaycfox3013 Hi, Kayc. It has been quite an adventure so far. More details when I get back Tuesday. Have a creative weekend!
I appreciate seeing your travel art bag; gives me ideas :) Have fun. And do share when you return home
Hi Deb, did some primitive filming in the cathedral yesterday and see how it turns out when I get home Tuesday. Have a creative weekend!
“In this case it’s shown to a woman of a certain age.” I’m addicted.
Hi Kelly, the trip sounds wonderful and right up my alley. I just love cathedrals but unfortunately living in Australia I don't get to see many historic ones but it's one of my favourite things to do when we used to be able to travel to Europe. Always wanted to see Gloucester cathedral, so hope you will show us some photos, can't wait to see your sketches. Love your travel kit. I bought a water pen, gesso and liquitex medium yesterday, you've inspired me☺
Hi, Nicola. The cathedral has been so inspiring. And good on you with new art supplies. Let me know how they work out!
Loved seeing what you take along! It helps me to narrow down what I need when I go out on outings! I seem to think I need to pack an entire suitcase of things I just might want! lol I'm looking forward to hearing about your trip and I admit that I am a bit jelly that I am not exploring all those churches! We hope to take a trip next early summer to Spain and see some of the old-world architecture, cathedrals and castles!
Where do you live? I would love to visit Spain but some countries still aren't having us. 🙄🙄🙄 And it took me years to trust that less is okay and you can always get socks and art supplies when you get there if you have to, so always underpack. But bring a good book and snacks.🙂
@@BookandPaperArts We are in the States so it will be dependent on the travel restrictions. I’m hoping everything will be settled down by then. My youngest son is getting married in a castle there. This will be my first trip to Europe!
This is awesome! Thanks for sharing, can’t wait to see what you bring back. And what a gorgeous travel canvas travel pack . And now I know how to use my water brush for more than the napkins for decoupage. Love the fold out water colors & mister #gamechanger
Great! I do love my waterbrushes. Real game changer for making pages on the go.
really helpful to know what you take with you! I usually end up with a heavy rucksack full of shh...stuff! 😁 the roll is amazing too. have a great time in Gloucester Mx
Oh Margaret, I know that overstuffed sack too well. In my later, hopefully wiser days, I now take only essentials, so socks and art supplies, then.🙂
Interesting video and thought process..art addict there should be support groups for our community....lol....mikelle art mom🎨✍👩🎨
Mikelle, I occasionally find myself saying that the first step to our recovery is admitting we have no power over our art supplies. On the other hand, I always do a cull at the beginning of the new year and if I am not loving it, I send it off to a friend and make space for more!
Happy travels
Thank you, Laura Mary.🙂
Hey gurl, I'm only halfway thru this terrific vid. Had to comment...I LOVE the way your mind works! Both the journals and those scrumptious books on churches and architecture!! Drool-a-ramma! BTW, how long is the trip to get over there? Books and magazines are the ONLY way I can travel anymore. Fortunately for me, the hub does all the driving! Now, back to your tute! ;)
Thank you, Lynn. It is three hours each way and by the time I listen to my audio French lesson and speed read, I am there. Same stuff I do at home so I'm good.