Lightweight Art on the Go - 2 DEMOS - Beginners and Beyond

Traveling with lightweight art supplies has allowed me to create journal entries from almost anywhere. This video shows two techniques that are easy enough for beginners. Next week, I will go through in detail my revised watercolor kit, but I listed the items below if you want it now.
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My NEW Favorite MINI Watercolor Kit - Many of these items are optional, but this is my favorite collection of supplies I currently carry everywhere I go. Once you begin your journey to create “on the go,” you will figure out what you need to have in your kit.
Journal of choice and size varies, but most are watercolor paper 140lb. (Moleskine, Pentalic, Strathmore…)
Water Brush - Large Pente
Limited Palette in small tin (four ½ pans with magnets)
o Perylene Red (Daniel Smith)
o Hansa Yellow Med. (Daniel Smith)
o French Ultramarine (Daniel Smith)
o Burnt Sienna (Daniel Smith)
Convenience Colors limited palette
o Quinacridone Opera (Holbein) or Quinacridone Magenta (QOR)
o Dioxazine Purple (QOR) or (M. Graham)
o Peacock Blue (Mission)
o Quinacridone Gold (QOR) or New Gamboge (Daniel Smith)
Atomizer or small spray bottle
Pens
o Uniball EYE Micro or Fine- waterproof black
o Micron 005 black
o Uniball Signo - WHITE gel pen
o Elegant Writer - black Calligraphy pen
Mechanical pencil (or your choice)
Eraser - Kneaded
Paper Towels or something absorbent
Index cards - test colors and practice strokes
Pipette - to fill brush
Clip magnets for each palette
Safe-T Compass (optional)
Small magnifying glass (optional)
White gouache (optional)
Freezer paper (optional)to protect journal pages.
Tape (optional) masking, washi, or painters (create border edges)
Binder Clip - holds paper towels
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[@VickersConnie]

Wow!!!!!!!

[@KariWaltz]

Thank you, Connie! I do appreciate you watching 😊

[@tonihulick1886]

Yikes! I'm always doodling in the parks around here. I am getting one of these pens today! Thank you!!!

[@KariWaltz]

This just makes me so excited!!! Please let me know what you think. I find it so fun...the surprise element is always there. Happy creating!

[@PaulaScardamalia]

Oh, this demo with the pen is so fun! Going to get one. Thank you.

[@KariWaltz]

You are welcome! Thanks for watching!😀

[@KariWaltz]

I think you will have fun with it! Thanks for watching!😀

[@kstutz230]

2 demos! Doubly blessed! I love using the elegant writer. Discovered it from Kath Macaulay, Pocket Sketcher. I love the way it breaks down into different colors. A timesaver when painting Plein air! Great explanation on drawing the tree foliage! I’ve had problems with the white signa uniballs. I discovered Papermate white ink joy gel pens as an alternative and getting ready to try them.

[@KariWaltz]

Please let me know what you think. The only trouble I've had with the Signo Uniball is when the paper isn't totally dry. Thanks for watching!!!😘

[@peacekeeperz81]

If I had to use an emoji for this video it is 🤯. Completely mind blowing. The pen work, the keychain color wheel, and the color blending on the letters. I really got to start journaling with art like a lot of great arts do that I love. Still trying to figure out the layout with art and word placement in my books. I couldn’t stop looking at the smilie face on the last demo in the L 😂 @ 34:00

[@KariWaltz]

Thank you so much for watching and letting me know what ideas you liked. I hope you try some of them out yourself. Happy creating! 😊

[@carolgehman6036]

Lovely! Do you have a link for the elegant writer? Thanks!

[@KariWaltz]

If you use this link, I may get a penny or two😜 amzn.to/3QeToh7