LEWIS NOBLE WORKING WITH COLLAGE FROM CRASTER NORTHUMBERLAND PART 2

[@wendyneilson8422]

So glad you left it alone!

[@elizabethmarples1737]

Still finding older stuff of yours... so very interesting... can’t wait to see your paintings.. I actually sold two of my paintings yesterday and feel thankful that people appreciate what I do..

[@anilimo9296]

It would be so interesting to see some of your older sketchbooks in one of your future videos. Pretty please 🙂

[@robertwebber8672]

Inspirational processes and attitudes. came to you via alice Sheridan on you tube whose work I have bought. certainly you inspire me to tear up pieces constructively rather than out of disgust! Best R

[@1111guru]

cant wait to try this

[@thecosyminimalist6174]

Don’t quote me on that! 😂

[@ChrisAumanArt]

What do you use for glue? Looks to be quick, clean and strong.

[@LewisNobleArtist]

PVA glue

[@geospectrum]

Is using the sketchbook and having to size the work a bit constrictive?

[@jwatson1601]

When you find a piece you like in your sketchbooks how do you use it? do you frame that particular piece?

[@LewisNobleArtist]

J Watson No. I just use them as reference.

[@marybarnaby6162]

Thank you for your videos, I find them very inspiring. Do you title or date your sketches?

[@LewisNobleArtist]

mary barnaby Not usually. I may write where they’re from for reference.

[@carolyoung3793]

Kills me to see you tearing them Lewis , I look at them and think that’s worthy of framing , but I understand why .