I recently had the opportunity to attend Plein Air South in the Forgotten Coast area of Florida. One of the highlights was hearing David Boyd Jr. and listening to his talk on Urban sketching.

I included a demo of a continuous line drawing at the end, so be sure to stick around for that.

Thank you for watching and subscribing if you have. I really appreciate each and every one of you who spend time with me.

Check out David Boyd Jr.
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My 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
SafeT 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)

Have a blessed day

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