My Favourite Art Supplies and how I use them! Sketchbooks, gouache, neocolors etc!
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- čas přidán 10. 06. 2023
- Hi all! A long video today as I share with you allll my favourite art supplies! I go through each one and pick out my favourite colours and the art materials I use the most in my work. Everything is linked in the description but if you have any questions please do let me know! Hope this one is helpful and you enjoy the process video at the end too, where I use all the materials to create a panel spread in my sketchbook. Have a lovely week! Katie
🧡 M A T E R I A L S
13x21cm Royal Talens sketchbook *: tidd.ly/3Rx0dvm
Winsor and Newton Designers Gouache * - 556 Oxide of Chromium and Primary Blue
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Daler Rowney Designers Gouache * - 223 Burnt Umber and 620 Cadmium Yellow (Hue)
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Pebeo Studio Gouache Permanent White *
amzn.to/3OIxiDh
Daler Rowney Graduate Round Brush - Size 10 *
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Daler Rowney Tear-Off Palette for oil and acrylic - A4 size *
tidd.ly/4ezGTqX
Small Silver clips on Amazon *
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Penco Clampy clips
www.londongraphics.co.uk/penc...
Derwent Pastel and Charcoal Sharpener
amzn.to/482P5gd *
Ecoline Brush Pens * - 728 Warm Grey Light 704 Grey 381 Pastel Red
tidd.ly/3Xx44Mx
Tombow ABT Dual Brush Pens * - 942 Beige, 126 Yellow Green, 158 Mid Green, 553 Lilac/Blue, 491 Pale Blue
tidd.ly/3zlONnC
Neocolor II Pastels * - Light Olive, Light Cobalt Blue, Salmon Pink, Sky Blue, Lemon Yellow
tidd.ly/3RzwXE9
Derwent Drawing Pencil * - Chinese White 7200
tidd.ly/4c5PAIb
Caran d’Ache Luminance 6901 Pencils * - Burnt Ochre 077, Light Cobalt Blue 651, Dark Phthalocyanine Green 719, Olive Yellow 015, Dark Indigo 639
tidd.ly/3xh5mAP
Uni Posca PC-8K 8mm chisel shaped tip *
tidd.ly/4eyvveS
The starred links above * are affiliate links so I get 5% commission from your order if you buy using the above links, but at no extra cost to you. If you’re a new Jackson’s customer, you’ll also be able to get 10% off if you use the links above! 😊
💚 R E F E R E N C E S
Landscape view: www.pexels.com/photo/lake-on-...
Zooming in to the house: www.pexels.com/photo/red-barn...
Zooming in to the heron: www.pexels.com/photo/grey-her...
💜 T H I N G S M E N T I O N E D
Emma Carlisle’s zooming in narrative session: / tonight-zoom-in-80427182
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Another great video! I love how you created a new page with the supplies you had mentioned, so much more helpful than just swatching them. Thank you!
Thank you so much!! 🥰
My favorite videos are artists’ favorite supplies and how they use them. Thank you for sharing. I always think it’s so generous of artist’s to share their process!
Oh that's so good to hear! Thank you for watching and commenting 🧡🥰
Yes, I enjoy this as well. :)
This is the perfect video Katie ❤ we all love to see art supplies, right ☺️ and always a pleasure to watch you paint!
Thank you so much Teresa, so glad you like it 🤗 I'll never tire of art supplies! 😂
I love the zooming in idea with your 4 images! I also like that you mention buying a few colours to start with and even second hand rather than encouraging us to buy stuff we don’t need!
Thank you so much! 😊 I really appreciate that 🧡 I try not to encourage overconsumption and I think this is the best way to try out the vast amount of art materials that are available 🤗
@@KatieMoody so many people seem to dive straight in and feel they need every colour available. I like "making do" with less options.
The separate blobs are a great idea to fill a spread 😮 I might have to give them a try ❤
It's been such a fave of mine recently! Definitely recommend it as a layout 😄💛
This was great, love seeing how you layer different products!
Thank you so much! 😊
Loved getting your insight into your fave products and watching you work with them afterward. I return to this video from time to time. It's always helpful.
Oh thank you so much Lisa, I'm so glad 🥰
You are SO inspiring. I feel so grateful you are sharing your process. Thank you so much. I love the idea of layering and the separate panels. Can’t wait to get out my supplies.❤
Thank you, that's so kind of you! 🧡 Hope you enjoy playing and experimenting 🤗
Colours! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜💗🤍🤎🖤
So fun, love watching supply videos 🤗🤗🤗
Thank you so much, me too! But then my wishlist gets super long 😂
This is great information for beginners like me! I have no idea what I'm doing or what to get! Your videos and beautiful art are so inspiring to me that I want to try and now I where to begin! Thanks!
Thank you so much, that's so kind of you! So glad this is helpful 🥰
wow, just wow! how wonderful that you are able to create such beautiful things...and that you are sharing your talent with us. I love, love, love artists paint pictures especially the mixed media type. Thank you
Thank you so much, that's so lovely of you to say! I really appreciate it 🥰
I learned so much, and got new ideas!! Thank you!❤❤
Aah that's so good to hear! Thank you for watching! 😊
I really like all these colors, me also an artist
Thank you so much for sharing your supplies! I greatly admire your work. I'm just getting started with art more seriously and it is so helpful to have this video to reference when I'm shopping for supplies! ❤
Thank you Jennifer, I appreciate that so much! So glad it’s helpful ☺️
This is super helpful, thank you for sharing these from your experience
Thank you so much Judy 🥰
Loved this - thanks so much for showing how you use your favorite supplies also!
Thank you so much! Appreciate your support 🥰
Love the idea of using a broad acrylic marker to tint the sketchbook! I have to give it a try.
Very informative video. I was dancing around the tombow pens, but wasn't sure how they behave and whether I would like them. I will buy two or three to try and see
Thank you so much, glad it was helpful 🥰 I think that's the best way to do it! That way you can see if you'll get the use out of them - I'd recommend a light, mid and dark tone to start with! 😊
I love the Karin Decobrush Pigment brush pens with the neocolor II’s. They have a goauche-like look but dry permanent.
Oh interesting! I've only recently heard of these pens but they sound great!
Really inspiring to see and a beautiful spread! 😍
Thank you so much! 😊
how fun Katie
Thank you so much 🥰
Since the neocolors are waxed I believe you could melt the little hard to hold bits and pour them onto a silicone mold (the stick shaped one) and create new colors in the process
Ooh I love that idea, like melting wax crayons into different shapes but with the neocolors! I've not seen anyone try that before!
@@KatieMoody it's worth to try, and you can make a video while at it
Blackbean CMS did some videos remaking his crayola crayons. Probably wouldnt be much different with neos. That was years ago and his first time but it was pretty successful. He might have some newer attempts maybe.
Would that ruin the product since they're watercolors?
This is wonderful!
Thank you so much! 🥰
This was a great idea and execution!
Thank you so so much! 🤗
This video came out at the perfect time! I was wondering about some of the colors you use. I think it is really smart to use the posca pen for quick backgrounds.
Oh that is perfect timing! Thanks for watching 😄 and the posca pen is so great for that! I'm eyeing up some more neutral shades for future base work!
Very cool, thanks for sharing that! Ive got a lot of those supplies, but have been confused how to layer them. Cheers!
You're welcome, thanks for watching! Hope it helps to give you some layering ideas - there are so many possibilities and I don't think there's wrong way to do it! Just requires some experimenting and playing 🤗🤗
@@KatieMoody true. Many ways to do it. But as a rookie I just find that sometimes the colours just disappear too deep into the mix. So even your simple idea about putting beige posca first, kind of helps one out. Thanks.
Neoii light cobalt for the win! I also use it for skies:)
The best! I’ll need to buy another soon, I think it’s my most used! 🤩
Great video x😊
Thanks so much Alison 🥰
Thank you so much for this video, it came in perfect timing! I've been wondering how some medias are used, like the neocolor because I got one (I also bought the same light blue that you used😂). You have such great technique in layering and your art is always vibrant❤
Aah I’m so glad it was helpful, thank you so much for watching and commenting 🥰 that light blue is the best 😍
Thank you!!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching 🥰
Can you do a video on second hand places to buy art supplies.
Your dried out gouache cut the tube open and put it in a pallet, then you it as you would water colour pan
Great idea - thank you! 😄
Thanks for sharing, I enjoyed watching the way you work and all the layering you do.
With regards to your supplies, considering felt pens are stored best upside down, it would be great if Tombow had a colour swatch on the very bottom of the felt, bigger than just a thin line. I’m not sure why this hasn’t already occurred to them…? Also your caran d’ache pastels that keep breaking on you? I bet you can find holders for them-I watched a video a few days ago where a girl had bought holders for her charcoal, so her hands didn’t get all black. Can’t think of a name for them, but I’m wondering if the sizes would match so they could be used for more than just charcoal.
Thank you so much! Yes I totally agree! Though I do find the colours on the pen don't always match up with the colour anyway so I was thinking of creating my own swatches for them and adding as labels! Oh I'll have to look up the holder ideas for the charcoal and see if it can work with neocolors - thanks for sharing! 😊
@@KatieMoody I'd love to know how things work out for you, and you're welcome! 😊
I really get a wish to try all those supplies, I have most, just not watercolor markers
The markers are a lot of fun and very quick to use, but I definitely reach for my gouache the most! 😊
@Katie Moody Watercolours are my main media, but when I see such lovely work like yours, I get the need to try mixed media myself. Gouache is great it's just that it gets pushed back by watercolours in my case. I also have several watercolour sets and I feel bad if I don't use them.
You put a heap of time into this vid. Thanks for that. Was fascinating all the way through.
Thank you so much, I really appreciate that! 🥰
Hi Katie! Thank you so much for this video! It's been really useful!
Thank you for your lovely comment, I'm so glad it was useful! And of course! 💜 So I rarely use my Tombows and Ecolines out of my sketchbook - I tend to reach for gouache instead! I think if it was a piece for my personal collection it would be ok as I'm not too worried about longevity, but if I'm creating original artwork to sell on then I use paint for my base layer so that it lasts longer 😊
@@KatieMoody Oh that makes sense! Thanks so so much for taking the time to answer Katie! Appreciate that a lot!
In videos like these where artists share the products they love and use repeatedly, that viewers usually like to chime in and recommend products they love and use repeatedly. I’m just wondering if anyone else has favourite sketch books they feel like sharing? I live in Canada, but I do order from England (Jackson’s), and from the States. Basically it’s gonna cost me $$ no matter where I buy from.
Hope you're able to find some answers! 🤞
@@KatieMoody thank you!
Hello!! I was wondering if you only use your ecoline and carandache as they are or do you use them in their watercolor form? I mainly use the crayons when i travel since they're watercolors.
Hello! Mostly I do just use them as they are! I love that I can add water if I want to but most of the time I don't! 😊 Such a great idea to use them as travel watercolours 😄
@@KatieMoody thank you so much for the reply!
is royal talents great for oil pastels and soft pastels? such as mungyo? i've been eyeing those sketchbooks but i am afraid to waste money ):
I've used oil pastels and soft pastels in here just fine! It has super smooth paper which works really well for those mediums 🙂 You would need to seal them after because it smudges on to the other page, but that would be the same with all sketchbooks and pastels!
@@KatieMoody thank you so much ! i have always thought that they can only be used on textured paper such as watercolor paper and papers for pastels but i don't want to purchase them yet since i will be only doing this for hobby.
and i just recently found your channel
How do you fix your sketchbook drawings so they do not smudge on double spread panels? I have been looking for a mixed media fixative that won’t break the bank and won’t dissolve wax, stain watercolour and gouache, reactivate felt tip pens or melt water-soluble crayons. Nightmare
I don't fix my sketchbook drawings unless I'm using oil pastels, then I use the Pastel Fixative spray from Jacksons! I just put scraps of paper in between my sketchbook pages so when I'm working on the other side and it smudges the previous page it just dirties the paper rather than the art. It's the best way I've found to minimise it!
@@KatieMoody ah, maybe I am more heavy-handed in my use of smudgy materials than you are - I find my Neocolors tend to smudge on the opposite page and unfortunately I tend to mix Neo I and II so cannot use spray fixatives (my fave on plain Neocolor I is Spectrafix) that would work on the non-soluble wax pastels as they stain or reactivate the Neo II.
This is even after I have already gone long past the next page - even if I just leave my sketchbook shut without touching it the Neocolor will stain the other page on contact, so I have resigned myself to just make quick ink brush studies on the opposite page rather than spreads.
I still use mixed Neos a lot on my sketchbook as I adore them and they are much less smudgy than soft pastels, oil pastels or charcoal, but they do stain the opposite page. And so does gouache in my sketchbooks because it's so powdery and much thicker than watercolour. I wonder what I am doing wrong!
I love your heron by the way!!Nice touch :)
@@gertietheduck Oh what a pain! I agree, the neocolors are definitely less smudgy than other pastels but not resistant! Are you using a Royal Talens sketchbook too, or another brand? I have found though that when I've tested before and sprayed my neocolors with fixative, it didn't cause them to re-activate. Lots of light layers rather than one heavy thick one is recommended so perhaps something to try?
@@KatieMoody I use both Royal Talens and other sketchbooks though I do agree smoother pages tend to smudge a bit less due to less grain causing less friction!
you should also link your favorite papers and sketchbooks.
Thank you, I hadn’t realised I’d missed the sketchbook from the links! I’ve added it in now ☺️