@@SmokeyCronie666 thanks Devon!

Once the book is designed and printed, I'll make sure I can get some copies to put in my shop. In the meantime I do have some comics and art zines for sale. I'm currently formatting this one page Megazone comic for a foldout zine which are always included free with any zine order! Thanks for stopping by!

@@junkdraw absolutely Matt! It really enjoyed it!

@@funkeymonkey321 lmao! Good call on the phone number! You guys are really good at setting something up and having the answer be unexpected. Keep it up!

Thanks skip! I got some fun plans for Alf!

@SCHOONdotART Can't wait to see what you got planned, man.

@@benny.the.beyonder thank you! I have some art zines and original artwork available in my shop if you’re interested. Schoonart.myshopify.com

@@frankbfallon yea a lot of that stuff when it comes to how the body heals or recovers or whatever seems to go from pretty hard science to kooky sounding, but things like acupuncture have moved more into mainstream medicine than it used to be. However we understand the reason, it all does seem to point towards motion at every level being good for you! And you really can’t beat the woods for that! And thanks Frank, slowly but surely in the right direction I think!

@@ArttuTheCat thank you so much, happy to have you!

I vaguely remember talking about hygeine I can't even remember what the context was. Most of these videos are stream of conscious rambling I try to make relevant to the drawing process in some way. I'll have to rewatch to see what I was talking about. Definitely don't mean anything by it!

Thank you! I'm glad youre enjoying them

They’re a lot of fun to make and relatively cheap! I try to use them to include freebies with any commissions or purchases and I also use them as a combo portfolio and business card to hand out to people. You can do a lot with these little folding zines. Kids love them too!

@@studioimart thank you so much! There’s a lot more of it to do, so I’ll probably bring it back for another sesh!

@@frankbfallon thank you Frank! It’s as much for me as it is for everyone else. Good way to keep track of my thought process.

@@SCHOONdotART Smaht!

@@frankbfallon I have my moments lol

@@paulvarano5675 definitely a 12 year olds idea of what mature and serious is, but the adolescent angst is more endearing as I get older. My appreciation for his art has only grown. Thank you for the comment!

@@TheodoreMickschl beserk mode triumphant

I should have some preorders available next week! Toying with the idea of those including a sketch card or some other bonus extra incentive!

@SCHOONdotART Keep up the hard work. Your suff is beautiful.

@@YourGod-vz4el thank for saying so man, I really appreciate you. That means a lot!

Thank you haha! I try to be conservative and even with my mark making, but occasionally there’s a few stray ones you have to contend with and incorporate into the drawing somehow.

Thank you! I’m hoping to have this story complete in the next few weeks and a new formatted printed up shortly after! I have more on Instagram you can read if you’re interested: @schoon.art

Thank you! I’m hoping to have this little story finished in the next few weeks and a new format printed up soon after. You can check out more and read what I got on my Instagram if you’re interested: @schoon.art

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you! Doin me best!

Thank you! Trying to get it good enough for print this summer!

@@SCHOONdotART Well I absolutely love it. Keep up the good work!

thank you!@@Erkdaddy

Thank you very much!

Haha nah some lady at the a state fair. Photo is on the earthsworld Instagram account see if you can find it!

You can! I’ve been doing this for close to 20 years now. It just takes consistent practice every day. Copy stuff, trace, whatever gets pencil or pen to paper.

Thank you very much! I never ended up finishing this drawing. I'm going to have to get it back out and complete it.

It’s a sheet of clear of transparency that adds half tones and texture to comics. Rather than sitting there and making dots, you just cut out the shape you need, and then stick it where you want the tone and texture.

@@SCHOONdotART I figured it was something like that. Thank you for replying

You’re welcome! I appreciate the comment!

Industrial machinery meant for the home needs to be soothing by design

Can do!

Haha got your ass!

Thank you! Yea I think I’ve been talking too much and I’ve kind of run out of things to say once I’ve kind of figured out where the drawing is going. Please come back for more!

Welcome! I actually prerecorded this after yesterdays drawing and set it to premiere this morning. I have been kicking around doing a live (maybe lunchtime) session at some point. Make sure you hit the notifications so you can be aware when I do that!

As far as I know they don’t make any mediums for ink other than just plain water. But that’s just use to dilute for ink washes so you can start really light and go to full black in layers. Looks like there are ink mediums just not for Higgins black magic ink.

Thank you for saying so! I found getting some stuff going on in my head out loud to be helpful for making it easier to let the drawing (and by extension myself) dictate what it truly wants to happen on the paper. At least that’s what I think. I’m glad that I’ve been able to foster a calming and welcoming atmosphere for others! Be sure to come back for more I’ll be starting again on Monday!

Yes I’m glad someone else is picking up on that too! It’s not planned I promise, I just dove right in with the pen and the reference image and carefully considered each choice and let happy accidents like this happen. I’m reconsidering going back to the clock I think this drum machine is dictating the vibe of this painting in a way. Tweaking the drum kit and making a simple best seems like it’s starting a little furnace to get the creative juices flowing before drawing.

Ultimately I think to be able to draw out of my imagination with no reference is my goal. It’s not about the realism but the confidence in faking it which I think is more interesting. There was a Korean artist who passed away recently named Kim Jung Gi who could masterfully work out of his head with no reference. Any subject any angle (always extreme angles which I suspect may be the secret to his sauce when it comes to finding shortcuts with drawing while also making it look cool). Tragically suddenly passed away like last year it’s a real bummer. I’ve done a couple of automatic drawings in my sketchbook after a video on @prokotv and they came out ok, but I don’t think I have the confidence to just wing one for everyone to see yet.

Also yes upon rewatching through the phone it does sound more like a ventilator. Still kind of calming though even if it does change the mood.

Thank you so much for stopping by and sharing your space with me! Send me a pic of what you’re working on I’d love to see it. Don’t let those “mistakes” take away from your relaxation. Just a new element of the composition to contend with. “Make it cool.”

Appreciate it!

Excellent! There’s no reason anyone should have to pay money to access this knowledge! Whatever I got I want to offer out there in this informal setting.