Keong Saik Road (urban sketching video)

[@goodvibeart]

Urban sketching, my favorite ones of your videos. Thank you. I like how your colors bleeding into each other looks, makes it more interesting.

[@lightwavz]

You take us along to the most interesting places! These street scenes are beautiful and the history lesson is an added bonus. I have a penchant for these rounded and shuttered-terrace buildings. So stunning!

[@nolan7800]

I love your videos where you simply just do a watercolor sketch. Don’t get me wrong, your tutorials are great, but I find your process so interesting

[@artiskimo]

Hello Teoh! When you’re finished with your sketchbook could you give us a flip through? Thank you, and thank you for this video.

[@Lupita311]

All I see is perspective... so scary. Beautiful places and the art is amazing.

[@Janartable]

Love to watch you create! Thank you for sharing!!

[@notpracticingpianist2381]

Thank you for another video of sketching! Your art inspires me to continue doing urban sketches

[@betsyblack15]

Love your videos! You’re such an excellent ambassador for urban sketching and Singapore.

[@sherbearpatson884]

Good video nice sketch sometimes when something obscures our view we have to wait or the weather changes I guess , it turned out well and the perspective is.nice colors are bright and pop

[@PuppetMaster8707]

Your loose style is the best

[@minimalistthatsme]

You have given me great advice on Urban sketching. Thanks. Keep up the good work. Namaste 🙏🏾

[@ertiebassy3612]

love this type of video, thank you! Greetings from Germany!

[@mukundalvi9200]

Fantastic rapid perspective with correct feel of street side Bldgs

[@CaroCallas]

Very nice video😍😍😍😍

[@lodel1807]

Yesssssss keep up the good content my man !!!

[@no_chefs_here3194]

this sketch is amazing; also so good to see the street in real life, esp when still can't travel

[@CiBi1968]

It Looks great Yi Chie, The Blending gives off the effect that you painted it when it was raining .

[@christinelazarides8916]

Another wonderful experience, TFS.

[@rinske4714]

Love the sketching video's! Also live the cafe sketching video's! Good job! 😊

[@LanaGoesArt]

I love your urban sketching videos, it's almost like travelling. (Still not possible here...) Thank you for taking me along on your art journey.

[@บุรินทร์วิไลศิริ-บ4ญ]

👍👍👍

[@shie4697]

Fantastic, as always 👏🏼

[@dorisdavidson7849]

love it

[@llamamem]

I can't get over the confidence you have when drawing. I could never do that without sketching the layout with pencil first... any advice on how to improve your confidence/get over the fear of drawing direct with ink?

[@teohyc]

The more you draw the more confident you will get. A lot depends on your observation skills rather than actually drawing. You can always use pencil to mark big shapes and composition first. I do that for very complicated scenes. Here I’m rushing for time so I don’t use pencil

[@susanhunter8126]

Loved it!

[@leenfrisch1591]

Great video. You must have quite a backlog of footage saved since this one was almost exactly one year from filming to posting.

[@yaiphuakhakpa227]

Great. I would love to draw like this bit i can't.

[@startartandmore7316]

Thank you for sharing the sketching process 🌸 Your sketches are awesome👌 Unfortunately, I'm too shy to draw in a public place 😞

[@teohyc]

You can find and join your local Urban Sketchers group instead of sketching alone.

[@daisylopezartist]

I'm still super scared going outside to urban sketch because of the pandemic. :( Love your videos, as usual!

[@teohyc]

It's best to stay indoors if your country is not controlling it well.

[@marisawu3646]

Yeah if your country is not doing okay, it’s better to stay indoors. My country(Italy) is still dealing with the pandemic...that’s why now I can only take pictures when I have to go outside and then I paint in my home. Otherwise, I paint while staying in the car🥰

[@melissabridge5687]

Love when you paint on location! What colors are in your micro pallette?

[@teohyc]

Azo Yellow, some warm red, Phthalo Blue PB15:3, Cobalt Blue Deep PB74, Burnt Sienna and Yellow Ochre

[@JennyGranberry]

URBAN SKETCHERS RIOT!!! PUSH OVER THE VAN!!!

[@brum2302]

Excellent. Are your sketchbook available online ? Thanks.

[@teohyc]

I only have scans www.parkablogs.com/category/tags/my-sketches

[@AiraBai]

Nice video. How much time do you plan for sketching such a complex scene? I always struggle with sketch walks and there for me short / hasty sketch time slots til meetup.

[@teohyc]

Usually for double page on A5 sketchbook, it takes me around 1.5 to 2 hours. After you have more experience, you will know how much time you usually take to draw

[@angelaandreaespinalsanchez8747]

Guau!! Tan pintoresco y tan hermoso!!! No hay muchos lugares que tengan edificios así con historia y que roba miraditas

[@srabastibasu2]

hey! is it casaneo 1593 series??

[@teohyc]

Not sure what series is that. It's the pocket brush version www.parkablogs.com/content/review-da-vinci-casaneo-watercolour-brush

[@farukhadzihasanovic6943]

Sup Teoh

[@amexjam55]

Too bad for the bad weather and the vehicles getting in the way. I guess that's all part of urban sketching.🙄

[@srabastibasu2]

and what is the size of the brush?

[@teohyc]

Size 8

[@srabastibasu2]

@@teohyc thank u so much! i saw u using this brush so much that i bought one for myself! and im liking this over escoda versatil. water holding capacity is comparable with the Escoda reserva that i normally don’t use outside. thanks so much!

[@lizday8140]

Teoh, dear...please eat! You're looking too thin. You need food more than that new art supply you want to review! (Coming from someone who will eat PBJ's so she can buy D. Smith watercolors.) I know you take care of everyone else and do an outstanding job at supplying awesome content for YT and teach others there in your area. However, I am concerned that you are neglecting Teoh. Sincerely, Your Texas Mom

[@teohyc]

I'm always this thin

[@lizday8140]

@@teohyc Maybe your mask and hat made it look more so. Anyway...it wouldn't hurt for you to have an extra 10 pounds on you, my grandma always said...in case you get sick! LOL! She lived to almost 90. :-)