How to record your IDEAS in your ART sketchbooks [coloured pencil/ biro drawing]

[@clc3897]

I’ve been binge watching your videos for the past couple of days. Please make more videos like these. You’re a fantastic teacher and I absolutely love your ideas and presentation style.

[@teresaedwards4175]

Wow! The kids you teach are so lucky to have you. I wish you had been my teacher years ago. Thankyou so much for your videos, they are so helpful and inspiring. You are a fantastic teacher, so enthusiastic, great! Thankyou Thankyou

[@whimzeeart6526]

Great idea and very inspiring l will make use of it in my next project

[@drecputk8380]

One of the best channels I happen to found on youtube

[@TomQuigleyArt]

Haha cheers, your too kind👍🏻

[@didsburyartstudio]

Really enjoyed this video. I could totally see this project in textiles! Loved your mention of patchwork could also lead into quilting and applique and reverse applique techniques. 😊👍

[@TomQuigleyArt]

Cheers, yeah it would be great for textiles, you could replace all sections with fabric and the lines could be a variety of stitching. Thanks for watching 😊🙌

[@laowaistudieschina7470]

I'm a geographer and I approve this message. If your audience is interested in maps in general, get ahold of a copy of "How to Lie with Maps." ESRI used to carry this title. And may I recommend printing out interesting references and pasting them in your sketchbook using cheap glue sticks, like the Elmer's disappearing purple sticks.

[@flossey100]

Great content Tom and nice to find your KZbin

[@TomQuigleyArt]

Thanks Lynette

[@andreamuller8468]

Amazing - great ideas - I'll try that out now :) thank you for your motivation!

[@TomQuigleyArt]

No worries Andrea ✌🏻

[@MartaAbadia]

A year later (when I happened to fall on this video), you've inspired me for a Summer Book we've decided to create for my creative writing group. I want to fill it with worlds, not just with words. Many many thanks. Your ideas keep trip mapping my mind, Maestro. 🌈💓

[@TomQuigleyArt]

Go for it!

[@raquelgarciaevans5557]

Lovely, as usually (I watched three videos in a row, yes 😂). Just one question: where you following real maps as models while drawing your experiments? Or the lines you draw comes completelly from your imagination?

[@TomQuigleyArt]

Thanks for watching Raquel. The geometric lines come from the grid paper and other grid/lined paper. The organic lines come from the stains the coffee has left. There are certain elements which are from imagination. Ideally you would use maps in the background and draw over those, connecting them together. I hope this answers your question 👍🏻

[@raquelgarciaevans5557]

​@@TomQuigleyArt Yes, thanks! I wasn't sure if you were copying the lines from a sample map that you had out of camera. Thank you. This video was very inspiring.