Sketchbook Tour

[@Luma994]

Love seeing other people's sketchbooks. I recently learnt the difference. Mine are sketchbooks too, where I play and learn, not to compare with someone else's art books. I love your style so much. The waterfalls are beautiful. ❤

[@nataliedavies69]

So much beautiful work and lovely to see your ‘working out’ pages too - “sketch books not art books”… amen to that! Thanks for sharing. Also, you seem very particular about how your paint and pens performs on paper so I think it’s entirely reasonable that you would experiment with many, lose interest or just not be having a good time with certain sketchbooks along the way. I know you are very careful of resources and I admire you (and Documented Journey) for wanting to use up your sketchbooks. Great video Kat, I enjoyed it 😊

[@DocumentedJourney]

I am obsessed with your sketchbooks! I would love to see you dive deeper into your imagination sketching... that hobbit sketch was so charming.

[@nataliedavies69]

Oh, I also loved your hobbit work. Now you’ve got me wanting to re-read it. Yes to painting from imagination!

[@maryhazlett]

Nice, Katherine! I'm really amazed at your knowledge of the names of all of the flowers! Also, do you have plans to make and sell your sketchboard?

[@farmwife7944]

Thanks for sharing your lovely work. One question: what do you use for a mixing place on your travel painting board set up?

[@cris_ad]

The Etchr paper is mostly worth it if you like to glaze a lot, like 10, 15, 20, 25 layers. If you don't abuse your paper like that, then I don't recommend it! Stick to what you love and what works best for your process.

[@sueallen952]

So agree about the paul rubens bòk, paper fantastic perforations a big no no. Opening and closing the book starts to break down the pages of the perforations. I bought 2 but would buy any more and a LOT if artists have said the same, big mistake on their part