Transferring an Image to Watercolor Paper Using a Lightbox

[@SusanHilesCreates]

Thanks so much for showing us Leanne. I like the idea you and Meri came up with to reuse the original drawing and put in different noses and such. That light box is so cool, I like how thin it is. This was very interesting to see, I learned a lot! :)

[@AngelaJonesPoetryStoriesArt]

I've been wanting one of these for years awesome video showing it

[@josiegitto8928]

Great vid !!! your hubby is so sweet ,and ya know the feeling with four of my boys . tfs

[@bicali_pierfishing1567]

Beautiful drawing u are a amazing artist blessings my friend 👼🙏❤✨🌟💙💚💛

[@CatHand]

Oh, wow, that's a nice light box -- I love how thin it is! The one I have is chunkier and not as easy to use as yours. But it's older, so I guess they're still evolving, which is good. And it was really sweet and thoughtful of your hubby to get it as a surprise for you! :)

[@CatHand]

BTW, what's the weight of the watercolor paper you're using there?

[@BeCre8ive2]

Cat Hand Thank You! I didn't know they made them that thin. I like it! I think its 90 lb watercolor paper. This lightbox is actually brighter than what the video showed. I could see the sketch underneath the watercolor paper much better in person.

[@MyMeriArt]

Ahhhh- haaaa!!! so that is how you use the lightbox - I wondered. you could do that same face several times;) thank you for the demo 

[@BeCre8ive2]

You're welcome! Yes, I could trace the face again and change the nose, mouth and hair a little. Good idea! Thanks! Heehee :)

[@ejbb1200]

Where did you purchase the box and what is the name brand?

[@barbmclean1722]

What weight watercolour paper can you use with the light box?

[@BeCre8ive2]

It is 140 lb watercolour paper. Thanks for watching!

[@bicali_pierfishing1567]

My dear friend are you going to be doing new drawings soon again

[@lynnewilkinson5282]

Hi

[@GayleBranden-eb1cp]

Home much?