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Today’s video is all about Shirley Trevena and her book, Breaking the Rules of Watercolor. I will show you a preview of her book and then show you how I worked on a “master copy” of one of her paintings in my sketchbook. By making a master copy, you can learn (by doing!) how another artist creates marks. In doing so, you might just learn a few new mark-making techniques that you want to put into your own artist kit.
Here’s the affiliate link to Trevena’s book that I mentioned in the video:
Breaking the Rules of Watercolor by Shirley Trevena: amzn.to/3IoJLZL
I also mentioned Sea Lemon’s great tutorial on how to do a Coptic binding. Here it is:
• DIY Coptic Stitch Book...
0:00 Introduction / Book Preview: Breaking the Rules of Watercolor
7:16 Process Video
Thank you for clicking on this description! At this very beginner phase of my “content creation” experience, it is very exciting just to imagine that people watch my videos. I do a metaphoric backflip for each new subscriber. I know, I’m new. (377 subscribers at the moment I shared this video). All music is from the youtube audio library.
There are amazon affiliate links sprinkled around in here. These are items that I have found to bring joy to my life and I hope they do the same for you. If you click on the link and actually buy something (anything!) from amazon, I will receive a small commission at no extra cost to you - and that helps to support this channel.
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What I used in this video:
Stabilo pencil: amzn.to/43gAVp2
Caran d’Ache watercolor pencils: amzn.to/3N7DmVp
Winsor & Newton Texture Medium: amzn.to/43dXPxp
Winsor & Newton Iridescent Medium: amzn.to/3WIrMTA
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Favorite supplies that usually appear in my videos:
1. A porcelain plate or tray from the goodwill makes a great palette. So does a plastic lid from a yogurt container.
2. A used talenti ice cream cup is perfect for swish water; also a great way to buy art supplies when you “have to” eat the contents first.
3. A cheap Robert Simmons Expressions brush is perfect. The one I’m using here is an E85 Round, size 12. You can buy one at Blick Art.
4. I use a glass bottle that used to contain facial toner for my spray bottle. The toner was expensive, but it has a very pretty label. The spray is a fine mist and the bottle is the perfect size for using at home and also for taking out on location.
Some of my favorite art books:
Breaking the Rules of Watercolor by Shirley Trevena: amzn.to/3IoJLZL
Taking Risks With Watercolor by Shirley Trevena: amzn.to/3SMqCV8
Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain by Betty Edwards: amzn.to/3kIwiDd
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What I use to film and edit my videos:
Small, flexible tripod with screw-on grippy attachment that holds my GoPro: amzn.to/3mEEGUU
Desk mount device that I use with the screw-on grippy attachment that came with my tripod - the desk mount (in combination with the grippy attachment) holds my GoPro 18-inches above my table: amzn.to/3L81XbK
Blue yeti microphone: amzn.to/3Fw1IE7
Lightning to USB Camera Adaptor - this is what I use to connect the blue yeti microphone to my ipad for voice over editing: amzn.to/3ZNxuUE
GoPro Hero10: amzn.to/3TFnvyU
It takes some getting used to, but for filming on hikes it is much better than using my iPhone.
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