Thank you so much. I appreciate your lovely feedback! 😊

You're very welcome! So glad you enjoyed it!

I’m so happy you found it helpful! 😊

Glad it was helpful! 😊

I’m so glad it was helpful to you! -Jen ❤️

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Hi! Yes, I believe this was created with a 0.1mm black pen.😊💕

@@JenDigitalArt thank you so much Jen! I'm learning to illustrate and I have found pencil with watercolour looks quite unfinished but a bit nervous about trying black as i like very pastel washes! Have you had success with animals using different coloured fineliners or do you find very find black gives the best effect with water colour and pencil?. I absolutely love your work ❤️ tysm xx

Wonderful! Yes, I find that adding the ink pen to watercolour painting gives a nice definition. I’ve also tried a sepia pen (0.05mm or 0.1mm) which works very nicely too. Definitely worth experimenting with different coloured inks. All the best with it!😊

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I’m so glad it was helpful to you!❤️

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I’m glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for the lovely feedback!❤️

You’re very welcome Angelica!❤️

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You’re very welcome!😊

Thank you so much!😊💕

Thank you! I’m very pleased to hear that it was helpful!🥰

I’ve been using an Epson WF-2750 to scan my illustrations. It seems to work well (after a bit of configuration in the Epson scanning software.) Not sure which printer would be the best for scanning watercolour images - it’s not something I’ve done much research on, but what I’m using seems to work alright.

Thanks so much. I’m glad it was helpful. I may do a landscape painting tutorial sometime in the future. Thanks for the suggestion!💕

I haven’t used the mobile Sketchbook app before, so I’m not sure. Sorry I can’t be of more help!🙂

Thank you!🥰

It’s an instrumental song I produced myself.😊

Thank you!🥰

Thanks! Yes, frame by frame.🙂

@@JenDigitalArt Wow. You are really awesome at this. I think you deserve more subscribers. 👏👏👏👏👏🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌸🌸🌸🌼🌼🌼😊🌺🌺🌺🌺

Thank you! So glad you enjoyed it. It took a long time, but it was a labour of love.😊💕

Glad you enjoyed it!😊

Admittedly, it is a tracing technique, but it still requires artistic skill to make it look right.🙂

@@JenDigitalArt ohhh ok :)

@@JenDigitalArt agree.

These tutorials are made with the desktop version. I am unfamiliar with the android version, sorry!🙂

Unless your camera is able to capture a high resolution image it’s probably not recommended to do it this way. If the photographed image is a low resolution, and you add it to a high resolution (300dpi) canvas in Sketchbook Pro, you can save it as 300dpi, but it will still be a low resolution image saved at high resolution. So I wouldn’t recommend it unless the camera can take a high quality photo. You could certainly try the photograph and see how it turns out, but scanning seems to work the best - it’s unfortunate that you don’t have access to one.

Awww....thanks so much, I really appreciate it! Hopefully I’ll have some more videos up soon!❤️

Yes, I am using the free version for desktop in this video - in fact the full Sketchbook software is now completely free, as of 2018.

Thanks for your question.🙂 If you have added keyframes, then yes, it should save ALL of the new frames you have created as well (52 frames). Hope that helps.

OMG tysm for the fast reply. And yay whole frame! Phew. Thank you so much!!💕 subscribed👈

I love drawing animals - especially their faces. I often find inspiration by looking at other artists work. I don’t copy their art, but it can be very inspiring to see what other artists are creating...it can give you ideas for your own work. So I’d definitely recommend looking up other illustrators work, and seeing what other people create to find the styles you like.

Thank you. That really helps me. Amanda france

Hi Amanda, I use a Wacom Intuos Pro medium tablet. To transfer the watercolour artwork to the PC, I scanned the painting at 300dpi.

@@JenDigitalArt Thank you for your reply. Amanda france

I have another question about your wacom , can you see the design that you made directly on the wacom screen or only on the computer please. Amanda: France

The Wacom Intuos Pro medium is used with a computer - you can’t see what you’re drawing on the tablet, only on the computer screen. You can purchase Wacom tablets which can be used without a computer - you draw straight on the tablet screen, but they are more expensive. Hope that helps.😊

@@JenDigitalArt yes it helps alot. Thank you again.

I used "Conceptual Brush 2" to paint, and "Wash" brush to blend and smudge.