Yes, I have made my own as well. So much cheaper and I don’t have to wait for it. It’s not professional looking, but I do love the simplicity of it. I have also thought to use military grade Velcro.

Just found ur channel. Subbing & all the things. The channel looks great!

Great ideas,THANK YOU!❤

Stablo is the company they also have a piece for a tripod . Yours is great .

Stablo is the company they also have a piece for a tripod . Yours is great .

Great video we live about an hour from the new forest and love going there by the way the music is fine

Worthwhile viewing, sir, but had to keep turning down the volume when the annoyingly overly intrusive pinging 'music' started and turning it up to catch your words. Looking forward to your next. Wish you well.

I like your tutorial very much. Thank You. I will be looking forward to the one. 😊

What a great start to your new adventure, your excitement really shines through. It made me smile! Lovely painting with the evening light. Thanks for sharing your journey with us, delightful and made me want to be there!

Lovely

Great stuff Paul.

Did you make the folder? If so, would love to see how! :)

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I think you were referring to the Just Go Sketching board

Loved the video and urban sketching and your daughter too!

Well done for persevering with the weather hopefully your daughter will join you on another video in the future

Thanks Paul

Really enjoyed seeing you enjoy time sketching with your delightful daughter, hope she joins you again soon.

Like this loose style of sketching.☺

Pat yourself on the back.. Considering the wind/weather it's beautiful combination of colors... pretty painting! Your daughter is adorable. Thank you somuch for taking us along. I really enjoyed it. 👍👍👍👍🙏

😂I have been making my own plienair hand held mini kits for years. Costing about $11ea. I have 30 pochades, the cost was in the thousands. I was so happy to see you making them.

I would love to have a van like that enjoy travel and painting

I'm going to make a board like that. I don't really do plein air, but I've made a little kit to have handy to do art at appointments or any time you might be twiddling your thumbs.

I loved watching you use the hake brush and you doing the van life thing I would love to do that

Hi Paul nice to see you back. enjoyed the video thank you

An alteration I have made to the mint tin box works well for me. You may have noticed the top is slightly larger than the bottom. The tin is thin and the hinge can be defeated to liberate top. I affix two small magnets to the top at the hinge with an epoxy resin, filling the holes where the hinges were. Now the second top fits under the bottom and you have two mixing pans and your pan pallet in one slightly thicker tin. Remove the top from underneath and stick it to the original tin with the magnets.

I don't want to learn about your garbage

A new addition to my sketch kit is the top of a 100% cotton white tube sock, rolled up onto my left wrist for wiping off my brushes. Comparable sweat bands are over $10US but I was able to buy a pack of 6 pair of white tube socks for less than that and have the rest left over for my students!

lovely video! and thanks for the idea about the tripod mount!

This was great video. I personally like to see what everyone uses. Again imho it is a benefit to most of us. And keep that bag, it has character just as you do.

Awesome system!

I just saw something like the sketchbook attachment you showed in an Etsy store called "Just Go Sketching" he sells something called the "JustGoSketching Companion".

🎨 Beginner here... what useful, wonderful information! Affordable, too!!!

I routinely breakdown and sort thick cardboard to use just to tape down and 'stretch' paper, and just keep that mounted stretched paper at the ready for when the motivation strikes - not plein air, just at home in my art little room. I always love seeing these types of DIY videos, so thank you for this!

Having watched your video two weeks and having tried to juggle paint box, sketchbook , water pot etc in the freezing cold on Saturday- i realised what I needed to do. Demolished old clip board, bought magnetic tape off Amazon- cobbled something very effective together!! Thanks so much for the ideas!!! Sue beginner urban sketcher

Just found your channel - I’m working on mine😂😂

I love the way you show simple and inexpensive ways to make travel painting.

I oil paint too. It's my favorite paint, but quite expensive sometimes. I decided to try watercolors before Christmas and ended up making Christmas cards this year using watercolors. I had so much trouble with detail when using watercolor paints because unlike oils you can't make really dark shades and with oils you can.....it's so different. 😂 I'm such a detail oriented person. Beautiful painting btw. Happy New Year to you & your family!

That little homemade watercolor kit using an Altoids tin is so cute! Definitely going to make one. I have a Bob Ross mint tin my husband bought me for a gift last summer....... I'm going to use that 😊

Brilliant ideas! I thank you for sharing them! I realize that I have everything to make a small travel kit. I am making one now. 😊

Try three blues three reds three yellows three earth colours

And just when I thought I had bought all my art supplies. Now I have got to get myself a Calarabelle.

Lots of great idea's thanks

Thank’s Paul, love the sketches. I am also trying to copy the plein air board you made, using adhesive strip magnets?

I love Clarabelle! My camper is the best piece of art equipment I have invested in! You know how that feels! Thanks for the videos I’m binge watching since I found your channel. Jo in France 🇫🇷

Hello Paul, I saw you painting some leaves at the trees in the distance with a very small brush. Would this Methode would work with watercolor too?

Thank you, this was a wonderful idea! I was thinking about putting together an Altoid mini tin as my pallet, but I'm rethinking this now after seeing the color choices you made. Thanks again!

Congratulations! Clarabelle seems to be very cosy and the video was much more than watchable, it was wonderful. I had allways been dreaming of a camper, and when I finally got one (I am 60+), it was just like I had dreamed or even more. I had not been even inside of one before, but when we, me and my dog, started our first trip it was like we never had been doing anything else. We left quite late, so we spent our first night in a vast (in Finnish scale) parking place of a twin gas station. There has never been happier campers in that place, I swear. It was sweet to go to sleep and hear how big trucks slowly rumbled by to their resting area. My camper is an old Fiat Ducato Hymer, and I love it. My dog adapted to camper life from the first moment, and sleeps on the passenger front seat. I got the same happy feeling from your video as I have in my camper. The painting is beautiful, it's the special moment when the sun looks back, like we say in Finland. I wish you great adventures with Clarabelle!

I love to see what others have in their sketching bags. This was very interesting, thank you for showing and explaining. Not everybody has to be a minimalist, the different approaches really make everything more fun and creative.

White,cool and warm red, yellow and blue and white is enough for me.