Excited by this box, as its watercolours but different?! never seen or heard of these before but its a novel idea, good for traveling. Also excited about the winsor and newton fineliner pen, I've been wanting to try these out since they first mentioned them.
Showing posts with label travel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label travel. Show all posts
Monday, 30 September 2019
Monday, 12 August 2019
ScrawlBox June and July
Heres what I did with Junes Scrawlrbox, not following the prompt but painting something that I've been meaning to for a while, a Blue fronted Amazon. Really loved this tiny pallette but I did miss my range of colours from my regular Winsor and Newton paints.
This is Julys box, its water mixable oils and the prompt is Abstract floral, so I think this one might sit in the to do pile for a while lol. Its not that I dont like it, its just that oils are messy and there's only one canvas with this so I feel I need some practice first.
Wednesday, 17 July 2019
June's ScrawlrBox
Love this box, although I have already got the Polychromos colouring pencils, but I don't own the Daler Rowney Aquafine watercolours. It's a cute travel set that I've been carrying around in my bag since it arrived but have yet to use them lol. The prompt is Summer flourish and I am really stuck on it.
Thursday, 13 April 2017
Travel Watercolours
I like going out with my best friend and attempting to paint on location (it never works but I still like to try). So this is a condensed version of my watercolours that fit into my handbag:
13 x 21cm Watercolour Moleskine book
Winsor and Newton artist half pans in a Altoids mint tin
A tube of white gouache, Daler Rowney
My favourite sizes of Serise 7 watercolour brushes; 0,1 and 3
2 Waterbrushes
A new addition to the collection is a tiny Chinese travel brush
A collapsible waterpot
Water bottle or spray botttle
Some Kitchen roll for mistakes and drying the palettes before going back in the bag
1 or 2 tiny paint palettes
A sponge for some texture
Then pencil, sharpener and rubber for the drawing part of painting.
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