Katie : “You don’t need all these supplies” Me: “agreed!!” *adds to cart*

Watching your videos is dangerous ⚠️ I am adding more and more to my wish lists and baskets 😂 thank you so much for this helpful information.

I don't tend to like using messy mediums like pastels but I wish I did because I love seeing the way you use so many different mediums for texture and the effects you're able to create ❤

I would recommend that you make yourself a wet palette for acrylis. It was a total game changer for me. there are also ones you can buy of course. Molotow also have refillers and empty markers, at least in Germany. But maybe you can find them in the UK, too. Or on your next vacation in Vienna.

So much wonderful information! I’m always “learning and looking”, there are so many different ways to spend money on my Art Journey! Thanks for your insight and I’ll be looking for my Next Big Thing! I love the Art Store, my Toy Store, and it’s good to have your input on my mind ! Thanks and have a wonderful summer! Karen Dirmish, learner 0:08

What I usually do when I buy stuff like pencils is I get the big sets, simply because I like having all the colours at hand. I find that even if you don't use a colour all that often, it's at least there if the situation comes around. Most of the supplies I take out with me are not the dearest ones I have as I tend to just go budget for mobile stuff and keep the good stuff for home. Also being a photographer, if I want a landscape to paint/draw I just take a snap and go from there. Best to capture a landscape at the moment so you preserve the look of the landscape. Otherwise, you're fighting changing light conditions and other variables that might crop up. Same with flowers, animals, etc. Capture them in the moment and then let them go about their business. It also means if I want to revisit a subject at a later date, I can, and still have that subject as I saw it at the time. Though, if I don't mind dealing with all the variable that can crop up, I just sit down and draw what I see. Or, if I'm drawing/painting something from my imagination, I just go about doing that. However, as far as all the goodies goes, I like Holbien and Derwent pencils. Although, I'm not a "brand snob" and I do use faber-castels and prismacolors as well. Paints, I use Atelier and Winsor & Newton acrylics and oils, mostly. Although, I will try the budget brands as well. I like Copic and Ohuhu markers. Basically, I give anything a try, once, and if I like it then I add that to my supply.

I finally found out what those little sponge things are that you use with your pan pastels! That’s what I’m taking away from your wonderful video 😅. I’m at the end now and you are showing us your absolute favorite colored pencils!! The luminance. I’ve seen how vivid the colors are in your work. This was very informative and relaxing to watch, thanks Katie for making it for us. ❤

Thank you for doing this video again! I found your previous video very helpful to pick out starting colors for my tombow collection!! It's still a small collection, but I love all the colors you recommended for tombows!!

Thank you for share all your materials! 🙏🏻☺️❤️

Yesss!! I love your favorite art supplies videos! ❤❤❤ But definitely dangerous for the wallet as they mentioned! My wish list just keeps on growing! 😂😂😂

thanks for sharing Katie

Thank you Katie!

Ooo I love Naples yellow too. It’s a staple in all my watercolour sets and the winsor newton pale Naples yellow gouache is gorgeous. My most used gouache is schmincke titanium gold ochre which is a little like a yellow ochre mixed with a Naples yellow. It’s a stunning colour and makes me happy just seeing it on the page. Winsor and newton perylene maroon is lovely too. I’m a brush pen addict and the faber castell dual pitt pens beat them all for me. India ink so very lightfast compared to tombows and ecoline, but their brick beige colour and a few others like the super pale yellow/like green colour are stunning. And they have the really fat bullet nib at the other end which is a different size to nearly all bullet nibs I’ve seen. They’re so much fun to use.

Ahhhh … some of these supplies are on my wishlist for quite some time waiting for the perfect time to be ordered. I think I will be ordering single pens/pastels to get the colors I need instead of investing in a full set, even if the little devil on my shoulder always says the opposite. 😂

I love your artwork. This video is good timing! I’m putting together a future art supplies order😚

🤩🤩🤩 Happy week Katie!

I love the creation Sketch books they are great form me . thank you so much for sharing . Happpy Art xxxxx

Thank you so much for sharing, in so much detail and insight, your favourite supplies, and why. I noticed you didn't swatch the Albrecht D pens (am sure you've used them on other videos I'll see at some point)- I was curious about the colour of the green, as the barrel looked quite grey to my eyes 🤦‍♀️ maybe they are all one colour (the barrels). Anyhoo, I had such a nice time watching this with my morning coffee, thanks so much for the happy start to mely day.

I love the scene change/transition sound

Hides wallet, puts kettle on. Let's gooooo!

I’ve got a lot -- ok, almost all of the same supplies you show here…. because I’ve been researching and buying them for the last 2-3 years. The difference is… mine still all look new in box … eep!

Hi Katie! Besides the Pan Pastel colors you mentioned, are there other colors that you recommend for landscape subject? :)

I’m just finding responses to comments I’ve left with you in my gmail which I rarely look at! So that’s why there is a delay my dear Katie in me writing back now!🤦🏻‍♀️

Holbein is my favourite gouache. Have you tried any of them?

Have you tried the sea of white Brighton square books?

I finally found out what those little sponge things are that you use with your pan pastels! That’s what I’m taking away from your wonderful video 😅. I’m at the end now and you are showing us your absolute favorite colored pencils!! The luminance. I’ve seen how vivid the colors are in your work. This was very informative and relaxing to watch, thanks Katie for making it for us. ❤ PS: you’ve got a beautiful smile!!