(And incidentally, turns out I'm not wild about that bottom waterbrush. Doesn't hold much water, and I find it awkward to use. NICE point though...)
Correspondents, feel free to chime in and do a post on YOUR favorites--I can add it to the page so it will be handy.
Hi Kate,
ReplyDeleteI'm always admiring the compactness of your color supplies...I can't seem to "tone" myself down very much--occasionally I'll go with the 2 basic plastic palettes, but I'd rather take a bigger bag along and haul more colors! I notice that you have sharpened the opposite ends of your brushes--for scraping out color and drawing in details, I assume?
Maria, that's what's so much fun about seeing how other people work, and why I'd love to share a photo of your setup on that page as well. I want to use the photo of you in the interview, though!
ReplyDeleteI need to compact my supplies because of the arthritis, mostly! I also have a big backpack full of stuff, including a full-sized palette, but I normally only take that for serious plein air work.
Yes, that's why they're sharpened. I can get some wonderful linear effects with those brush ends!
Hi, Cath! I am not one of your "Correspondents" (your blog co-authors) so I apologize in advance if I am over-stepping my welcome! But my ever-evolving list of favorite materials and supplies is here: http://tinyurl.com/sketchbooking
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Jan, we are ALWAYS glad to see favorite tools, don't apologize! We appreciate it!
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