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Thank you, this were the most useful tips I could find. Great idea to draw what we like till we find out our style, thank you once again this is sooo helpful 🙌

The palette clock was so cute! I’ve always wanted to go to Venice; thanks for bringing us with you. :)

Thanks for visiting our beautiful city ❤

Loved the music and I colored a quick piece as I listened. Art is wonderful.

Thank you so much for this lovely video drawn on location! Could you do a few more of these kinds of videos of postcards on location with added watercolor? Greetings from USA🌺

Ah, Swiss design ❤ Nice to see all teh sustainable produits 💚

“Give me attention, cat!” The only spell that does not work no matter how poweful a wizard you are 😂 Great video! Merci! ❤ Do not feel sorry about the wait to get into the museums. That’s just how it is. Tourism has its downsides. No fail detected!

Another delightful video. Flowers of Copenhagen and flowers on your blouse, neat. Great postcard sketches en plein cafetería, rather than en plein air 🤔. I have not tried the German Schneider fineliner Pictus pens, they flow well. I am still use Rotring technical pens with Indian Ink in small visual diaries with fine textured paper that causes slight bleeding, a creature of habit unfortunately.

That’s a really neat idea to draw the postcard on location! I hope the recipient enjoys it!

So cool! Also, your workspace is 🥹❤️ love the aesthetic

Beautiful Pawshire. Thank you. I've not used watercolour pencils for probably 10 years, but I'm really tempted now to try the Museum range ... probably 3 will break the bank, but it's a start! 😂 x Nell.

I always love your chatty videos as your voice is relaxing, but i love these ambient sound videos too. Great little drawings! Love your pretty white blouse too. Im so happy to see you posting again x Nell

Beautiful work. Great use of perspective in the first one.

this is such a gorgeous style, I love it ☺☺

Great job!👏🏻

really like the drawing. so carefree

This looks like literal heaven to me...

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WHY DID I ONLY FIND THIS WHEN I ALREADY LEFT OSAKA. 🥲🥲🥲 I've been researching before where to buy or like any art stores in Osaka in general but it was quite hard to find them. But I guess watching your vlog just gave me a ✨️perfect excuse✨️ to come back

Please help me painting supplier indian artist

My favrit japan cuntri beautifull

Beautifull

Perfect advice! Merci!

Bonjour! I just stumbled on to this vlog. I realize you did this 4months ago! I shared with a friend who is off to live in France for a year! She is an artist also. Merci Beaucoup! I will keep an eye out for your future vlogs! Cheers

Nice work 🌼

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The best thing that happened to me was to spot Sekaido without knowing it was there! I spent hours there! ❤ Best place ever

my main complaint with the Holbein is the drying time, the pigments are nice, but you can't use more than 1 color or it dries on the palette, maybe I will try Turner

I love the green bag you wearing.

This was so inspiring! Thank you!

This was such a clever video idea! I love it!

i forgot how much i wanted this xD now ill have to buy a set, probably the big 3 layer watercolor-pencil box

This was a fun video. Thanks! I'm a big fan of Cornelissen, but that's because I like to make my own paints and inks. 😊

what an incredible store, might have to go visit myself 😊😊

Thank you for posting this, it's hugely reassuring to find that an artist I admire feels this way too!

I agree with your comment that the Supracolor pencils are as good quality as the Luminecence ones. The pigment quality is rich and they blend well when you wet them. Thank you for taking us along into this special store. 🙋🏼‍♀️🌻🇨🇦

Beautiful pencils that ooze a tactile quality making you just want to handle them. The store design is a classic Swiss grid design, rectangular areas housing each a different product. And of course not all the grids have items in them and are left as negative space, along with other negative spaces. A design that also emphasises the exclusivity and quality of the stock. Thanks for the video it was a pleasure to see the store.

This was really helpful, I'll be back to update when I've found my style. Thanks!

Thank you so much for this! ❤ English tip: 'stuff' is uncountable, so you can only use it in the singular or say 'too much stuff'. Hope that helps. Lots of people struggle to use 'stuff' correctly. 🙂 Similar with 'staff'. An individual is 'a member of staff', whereas 'staff' itself is kind of a collective, plural noun. But still uncountable. Wish I spoke any foreign language as well as you do English, you're amazing! 👌🏻🫶🏻

Looking at the receipt you got at Holbein, it seems to be more expensive than Sekaido. Wasn't it something you noticed too?

Thanks! Loved the Sennilier store visit. Reminded me of Corneillsson in London. Have you been there? Highly recommend the staff are super helpful and nice. I will have to remember to get museum tickets ahead of my visit

Pretty! ❤

Why would you want to "make it". They turn the perspective on YOU...just keep painting and see what happens. Especially in art there should not be a collective point of view just because it interrupts with YOUR view. 👍♥️

I was told by my middle school art teacher that I could never be a real artist, so as an HSP, I was crushed. I didn’t pursue painting again until 2020 when I was 71. Don’t listen to anyone, including the voices in your head. I now am too old to care what anyone thinks. I draw and paint for me. Have you read The Aritist’s Way by Julia Cameron? If not, do yourself a favor and read it and do the exercises she offers in her twelve week course in this book. Your art is lovely. ❤

I am struggling with this too, in my watercolor painting and violin. I feel like i lose value as a human being if those are not going well, I have had to start asking myself " in my art, am i seeking something life-giving? ' that helps me convince myself not to stop, and to focus on the feeling of life it gives to me. thank you so so much for sharing your inner struggles with us, it helps me feel less alone in this, your art, and others can greatly better the world.

So beautiful ❤️

As someone who was once also being shut down by a teacher, and in the middle of a competition at that (he/she basically asked me to stop finishing my work and pack up already since I was the last one to finish and despite I still had time, but they already had the winner in mind), fuck that teacher! And please don't stop doing art. Your works bring so much comfort to me personally and motivate me to improve mine as well! The way you command and combine the colors in your arts, it's reallyyyy beautiful💗💗

You seem like such a sweet person but I hope you get really angry at the people who put you down, and use that energy to become successful. Talent doesn’t determine success anyway but you are genuinely talented and creative. Never let anyone make you feel like you aren’t good enough. ❤

The wall of pigments! I feel like a kid all over again. I have never seen anything like this before and yes "otherworldly" as you so eloquently commented. When I was a child, my parents during the holidays would get me art supplies as gifts. I remember being so excited about using various methods and it stuck with me my entire life. I go through so many tubes of paint and probably average around 360 paintings produced a year from small paintings to large paintings. My studio can get very messy at times when I get on a groove of getting five to six paintings done in a few days, I have no time to stop when I'm in that groove and then it settles down. I work in waves like tides of water. I don't know why that is?. I spent my entire commercial art career under deadlines to get work done and so that work ethic with me is the likely reason it carried over and into the fine art world as a painter. It's interesting how artists shift around. I'm sixty-four years old now and still have not lost any of the wonderment of creating art. It may be that I'm getting older and want no stone unturned. I still adore the creative discovery. I have dealt with a lot of sorrow of seeing family and friends pass away in the last several years and had a health scare of my own during covid. I feel there's a purpose of getting my work into people's homes and hearts. I like your work and it's heartfelt.

Art teachers should keep their mouths shut half the time.