fire works are boring lol when you grow up around them all the time lol i always end up stilling at my house watching movies lol

really really like this, look really cool.

Wow I love the ink style of this drawing ❤

So beautiful ❤

Just helping you out - it's pronounced "Man-ah-too-lin" 🙂

loves it

Beautiful 😊I like this technique.

wonderful

I never thought of painting a keyhole. Love it!

Very nice 😊❤

They are all beautiful! 😊

nice and i lol when you said real time Stacey lol

I really like it! It feels like a mandala. Something to gaze upon with meditation. I have a small selection of beam paints. I’ve used them a little, but I’ve got so many paints, I’ve over looked them, despite their unique pigments.

i really like the outlining you did make the art pop i think.

love the first one with with the orange-ish brown MTs with the lake ❤

heeeeyyyyyyyy

looks darn good too me 🙂

Super pretty, i love the way the purple one came out. Very galaxy looking.

look's darn good too me.

NICE TREES

Was very disappointed in the last quarter of the video when all of your up close shots were off camera so we couldn't actually see the colours you were talking about. Enjoyed the swatching!

really cool frog

your sounding better

How’s life?-yo. what a best content~ take it easy- Blake's~🖐

Hi .I haven't used the water soluble oil pastel . Do they have to be wet with water or do they can be used dry as they come in the box ? Thank you for responding to my question . The duck came out very nicely .

It’s really nice ❤ I gave my color cubes away lol

awww puppies, so cute but so much work! beware the fallen velociraptor teeth 😝

Beautiful! Great job!

It s such a delight to hear your pure joy as you discover the treasures in your new Grabie Scrapbooking Club Box. I look forward to seeing how you utilize each of your new prizes!

Beautiful job! Personally, I would have put a bit darker background behind the duck bill to make it pop and stand out better, but that's just me. I love Mungyo oil pastels, regular and water soluble, and frequently mix them in one piece of art, regular last. There are more colors available for the regular type. They play well together. I've also had success in using gelatos on top in my backgrounds, adds a nice touch, especially the iridescent ones from Faber Castell. Good luck, I enjoyed the video.

Nice! I really like the sheen on the duck. The duck feathers would have a sheen on them. I also like the softness of the background.

He's beautiful! I think that is a male Mallard Duck. The females are brown and beige.

That’s really pretty! 😊

Always good and very enjoyable to watch and listen. Miss it.

Wow, those beam paints don't move at all do they? Not even wet into wet. What a fabulous beginners paint. Too bad they are so expensive. It is a Beautiful paint

I love your bunny! So cute!

That was a very relaxong video, thanks ❤ I love your collection of the gansai tambi paints. I would love to have that huge set 😊 especially that warm yellow, it doesnt seem to be included in a lot of sets. (I have a set of 18, art nouv. And the golds)

Very nice. Loved the ink drawing.

Bean paints remind me of extremely over priced gansi tambi art nouveau.

I've seen so many people making these ephemera books and calling them journals. I've never understood it because theirs are so covered with crap you couldn't write in it if you wanted to. Yours are cool because someone could at least use them. I can see how young girls would love them for weekly diaries. Yours are neat. I finally get it.

It's neat

Never heard nuts in a basket before but now I'm stealing it lol

Can we buy past boxes? If I wanted that box could I buy it?

I think you misspoke. I think what you meant to say was you didn't like that treasure box and wasn't to trade it with me for 24 pans of daniel smith paints. That's what I heard anyway lol.

Neat

Hi!! I don’t remember exactly where I got it. I sent you an email with a link to a different one, it gets great reviews. Didn’t want to post links here. 😀 I actually used my Kuretake paint for the first time two weeks ago, they’re NICE 😊

Are you drawing from imagination or are you looking at a reference? Either way, fabulous but I am curious. I'm one that requires reference. Hence why I refuse to call myself an artist. Not that there is a clear definition of what makes an artist. I'm just hard on myself and won't give myself that title until I can draw accurately from imagination. I don't expect from others that which I demand from myself. So this isn't judgment. I'm just curious, that's all.

I second that. I also prefer to break my brush pens in before actually using them. I have found that I prefer to use piston fill fountain pens with a brush nib over constantly replacing brush pens. Not only do I find the brush nibs more to my liking I can also easily change the inks as desired without the need for umpteen purchases & pens. I also have fountain pens with felt tip nibs. Fine, med, bold. When I want to change from a permanent ink to a flowing one a simple flush with cool water takes care of that real quick. I also prefer this with my fine liners because I write and draw from the top of the pens and brushes. Therefore I require a fine liner that writes on a 45° angle, not a 90° one. I love that you can identify artists by their work. I can spot modern artists a mile away and the masters painting work, but I can NOT tell a Durer sketch from a Parmigiano, a Michaelangelo sketch from a Leonardo, a Reubens sketch from a Klauber or a Rembrandt from a Goya without close inspection. Because they were all such great draftsmen whom captured the mathematically scientific concept of beauty with the dash of a line as if those lines were placed by God itself. I can't wait until AI forces a change in what younger artists call art. I don't mean that in a hateful way. I mean to say what we've called art for the last 60 years has destroyed the creativity and genius of mankind. I saw an art show where a man dropped his pants, squated and literally took a dump on a canvas. These wilfully ignorant elites called it art. Cities wasting millions of tax payer money erecting garbage. Not to say there isn't a time and place for it. I'm sure there is, but it isn't the best of man. (By man I of course mean humanity as a whole) I believe AI will NOT destroy the art world. On the contrary; I believe generation B & mostly C will return to creating the type of art that lead humanity to achieve greatness. Art that speaks to the soul. Art that comes from the soul and speaks to mankind the only way one human can connect with another.