Friday, 17 August 2018

Five Friday Favourites

It is Friday already and I am wondering were the last week went. I feel like I haven't done that much but looking at the the things I have, they have been quit consuming jobs which have taken up a lot of time with out me even realising it and now its Friday. So Again this week I am going to shear with you  my five favourite art things for the week.


The First one, well its more like four, (but) it is the colour pallet below. Pathalo turquoise, Prussian blue, Paynes  grey and Winsor violet (Dioxazine violet). These four colours are form the Winsor and Newton professional watercolour range. 
These four colours I have been using in a my pocket Moleskine sketchbook with the circular designs that I showed on las weeks post- Friday 10th August.  I just love how these four colours sit well together in the designs. 

The second one is the washi tape. I done some polariod style paintings and found that this role was the perfect size to mask three of the sides ( the out side edge to the photo edge.)

This little brush (in the picture below) is my third favourite. I have had for years. Its a Winsor and Newton travel brush, It came with their Cotman travel set (I think I may have had this thing nearly 18years I'm not certain).
For me it is a perfect size to hold the bush size I think is a '0'. I find it a lovely little bush to do detailed work. (I wish I could buy them on their own.)

The next (the forth) are this pens. I was recommended these by another customer while in Cass art. they are the Rotring disposable pens. they are basicly a fine line.
They have a ink window so you can see if you are out of ink as well as the ink is waterproof. Great if like me you use fine lines with watercolour paint.

And my fifth favourite this week is artist Jacob Van Loon, who lives and works in northern ColoradoI lave admired his wool for a while now. Its bright and colourful and full of energy.
Some of his work has a 60s pshidelic vibe, but my favourites are the more geometric style art work.




You can check out his Instagram here: @jacobvanloon
His Web Sight here: jacobvanloon.com

Wednesday, 15 August 2018

Moleskine Sketchbook 6

Four more of my mosaic water colour paintings from my Moleskine water-colour sketchbook.

"Blue City and Sea"
Pained with Rembrandt Watercolour paints and Winson and Newton Cotman

"Tequila City"
Pained with d Winson and Newton Cotman 
"Pinks And Blues'
Pained with Rembrandt Watercolour paints and Winson and Newton Cotman
"Earth Tones"
Painted with Winsor and Newton professional  watercolour paints

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Tuesday, 14 August 2018

Leuchtturm1917 pocket Sketchbook 3

Four pages form my completed third Leuchtturm1917 pocket Sketchbook






Monday, 13 August 2018

Molskine Sketchbook 6.

Back in June 2017 i started using a Moleskine watercolour sketchbook (cold press 200g/m2 paper)
I started doing some paintings which are along the lines of what I done for part of my college work 18 years ago. Which has a every mosaic look to it.

"Tequila Sun Rise"
Painted with Winsor and Newton Cotman



"Primary"Painted with Winsor and Newton Cotman
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Friday, 10 August 2018

Five Friday Favourites.

These are the five things that I currently loving in my art stash right now. And my art stash is pretty large. 
I'm going to try and do a Five Friday Favourites each week, so hopefully I will slowly show all my supplies, (and maybe even de-stash some of them.) So lets get in to it.

The first two are my circle template and my small Moleskine watercolour sketchbook. 
I done some work designing a logo for someone and after it got me doing some different  watercolour painting then normal.

The next two are are my travelers notebook camel passport and my Zig pigment liner in 005.
 I have had my little beauty travelers notebook for a while and it has only been in the last 3, 4 months that I have been really been using it.
I have got it set up with 3 sketchbooks, and a craft folder.

And this is where the Zig 005 pen comes in, been doing more of detailed art.

One of the sketchbooks i'm containing my geometric art.

 If you are feriler with the traveler notebooks the back page of their passport books is set up as the passport ID page so I'm using to put in the details of when I started using the book and when I finished. 


My final favourite is the art work by Artist Rosso Emerald Crimson. I first saw her work at CASS art in their art space in the Islington store.
Her work is bright and beautifully detaied, with a child like fun to them. 


  Check out her work on Instagram @rossoartis.

My Instagram: @mytheoryofthecrows