
Wonderful step-by-step guide to making your own sketchbooks :)
Wonderful step-by-step guide to making your own sketchbooks: https://www.akvarellskiss.se/how-to-make-your-own-watercolor-sketchbook/

Wonderful step-by-step guide to making your own sketchbooks: https://www.akvarellskiss.se/how-to-make-your-own-watercolor-sketchbook/
It did not take more than 5 minutes to do, its very small and is painted on a copier paper (80 gsm). I was just doodling portraits expressions from fantasy with pencil and i decided to put some color... Most of the paintings i like are done on "trash" paper ... Am i too nervous or too carefull when i am painting on my "real" cotton paper? The framing is digital , (one of my free tools for all the artists i have on my website)
This painting is now sold and i will miss it :) Painted two years ago when i was starting painting watercolor and i must have a lot of luck because i was satisfied:)
The framing is digital from a free tool i have on my website (and ou can try it )
Just a fun moment doodling portraits after watching a video of Mad charcoal on YT ;) The are done on copier paper with 8B thick (5,6 mm) mechanical pencil (not charcoal)
The frame and signature is digitaly made from a free tool i have on my website :) Just go and try the tools there , everything is free!
I am not sure if its ok to mention a YT chanel here but i watched several videos of her last night and she is very pedagogical and offers alot of knowledge in her videos. I wish I could find more chanels like that. If you have a favorite chanel please reply with a link.
Here is Peggy Bishops chanel : https://www.youtube.com/@PeggyBishopFineArt
Fantasy, inspired by similar image on pinterest. I am happy with the movement and the wind blowing on the dresses... The framing and mat is digital from a free tool i have on my website for this purpose.
The size is about A4 (20x30 cm/8x12 inches) Let me know what you think!
I am satisfied with the lower part but there is something bothering me about the shoulders (anatomically)... Can you see what i mean? Critique is welcome