This video is the second one in a series of drawings/paintings that derive inspiration from this book, Flowers of Edo: A Guide to Classical Japanese Flowers amzn.to/3VdQpHG
This time I wanted to test whether it's easier to work with a textured palette and water brush and I loved it. The Artisto watercolor pencils are perfect choice for those who just want to test if they would like to work with this medium. I am glad I did. The color choices are a bit limited and maybe not as vivid as expensive brands, but good enough for simple coloring; besides new colors can be created by using textured palette & blending. They are nice and soft but sturdy; easy to sharpen and even the long point (as I use in my video) doesn't break.
Art supplies used in this video:
Artisto Premium Watercolor Pencils | Set of 48 amzn.to/4aXcLDQ
Watercolor Pad by Artist's Loft, 6" x 9" amzn.to/3x5oCRD
Caran D'ache Palette Aquarelle amzn.to/4emd7pD
AFMAT Long Point Pencil Sharpener amzn.to/3z5yxY9
Tombow 56253 Water Brush amzn.to/4cl92QS
Tombow 56645 Colorless Blender amzn.to/45oX4mY
ZEYAR Premium Acrylic Pen, Extra Fine amzn.to/4aR4vVI
ZEYAR Acrylic Paint Pens Brush Tip amzn.to/3QXnqXa
Acrylic Painter White Marker 0.7mm amzn.to/3P7A30N
Recommend:
Paul Rubens Watercolor Paper Block 100% cotton hot press amzn.to/3UQgihu
Fluid Artist Watercolor Block Hot Press Paper Pad amzn.to/4c18Fek
Caran D'ache Museum Aquarelle Watercolor Pencils - 72 Colors amzn.to/3KChEqu
Faber Castell Albrecht Durer 120 Watercolor Pencil Set amzn.to/3xbnr3f
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