Hope this inspires you to try this out! Oopsies - I did make a tiny mistake about Luxembourg! It is not in Germany its a small country! And 6 is in Turkey! I am human, it happens
And number 3, 4 and 5 are in Turkey too, as Antalya (Nr. 6) is. It is a little bit irritating for me that from far away Florida these so extremely different countries of Europe can become so blurred. But I can talk, I live in Germany, which has so many neighboring countries with so many languages (even Lëtzebuergesch, the language only spoken in Luxembourg) an I also work in the intercultural field, so it's so present to me... but I've never been to the USA.
@@eva_unrasti thought the same as fellow European. I guess if you compare whole Europe just to the USA, it's tiny, so the countries within are even tinier 🤷♀️
This seems like a really great exercise to practise urban sketching before actually going outside, I love that you used so many different mediums too ❤
Little Disclaimer: Luxembourg is in Luxembourg not in Germany. But to be fair, the country is so small that mistaking it can happen ☺💙 Will continue watching now 🙈
The country of Luxembourg has approx. 640 000 residents, while the city of Berlin has 3.75 millions, Munich has 1.5 millions and Hamburg has 1.89 millions. You can mix things up if you compare that!
@@artofjesskarp In the end it doesn't matter, where the places are, you did a wonderful job on drawing them and are a big inspiration as always. Lot of love
I love your work. You are amazing and I see your videos for your art, but if I would say Whasington, Mexico, you would be quite 😮😮😮. That is what you said. European Investment Bank. European Commission (different services) European Prosecutor's Office. EU Publications Office. European Parliament (General Secretariat) European Court of Auditors. Court of Justice of the EU. All of these institutions are in Luxembourg. It’s not a matter of size, it’s a matter of respect to other people, other country, other continent.
@@lins.buchwelt In the end, it _does_ matter - especially to the people who live in these places! I know of a lot of people who live in Great Britain and Northern Ireland who get *extremely* frustrated about being referred to as "English, or "Oh, so you're from England", or for hearing Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland being referred to as 'England.' (especially by American and French tourists - probably the most 'guilty' ones.) I also know people who aren't happy about being told, "Isn't Belgium part of France?" or "Isn't Luxembourg part of Germany", and so on. So *yes* it does matter that we get these things right! It just shows ignorance not to do so - especially for people from other parts of Great Britain and Northern Ireland!
Jess, you don't know how much I am getting jealous from you because you are for me the perfect creator, the perfect artist I love how you are thinking about Art how are you enjoying doing art I love everything you do with your art. You are amazing. I love you so much.❤
I love the point about letting go of perfection. The sketches are all amazing, but I' looking at the pens. Oooo, can't possibly do this without those pens. No, no. Use what you have. All parts of my internal monolog.
Amazing...😍 You know,, you not only have magic in your hand but also in your voice and both of them inspire me a lot....🥰😇 Thank you for sharing your magic, talent and creativity with all of us.. Take LOvE.. ❤❤❤❤❤
I love this sketchbook practice - the Google Earth urban sketching idea is great. And consciously choosing a color scheme, the way you use hatching. Thanks for posting so much inspiration.
Every time I watch your videos I’m so inspired. I really do need to add sketchbook drawings into my daily routine. I love watching yours I know I’ll love making my own too!
I absolutely love this I have. 7 month old and I’m 19, 20 in January and this gives me motivation to just do simple drawings instead of going so deep into acrylics which take forever to clean up and do
Thank you! I enjoyed this a lot! Every day (not exaggerating) I think about the knowledge that you shared with us and try and implement them. Wish you all the best 💗💗💗
This is a great idea. I’ve just downloaded the Google Earth app on my iPad. I have sooo many different colour fine liners. I’m going to give this ago. One good reason to use those fine liners. Thank you for the inspiration 😊
@@artofjesskarp you are more than welcome. You are still my absolut favorite artist here on RUclips. Your drawings, paintings, colorcombos and composition are stunning!🧡
Hullo Jess, this is an excellent example of using the tools for expanding your references and choices available to the artists of today! You 😅given excellent examples once again giving your viewers and followers a starting point for urban sketching without being in an urban environment! Thank you for sharing this video of your sketching processes!
There are so many good tips that I would've never thought of. Using google earth for references is so smart. And I love that you started by setting intentions for what you want to do. I never do that and I think that would help a lot with my decision paralysis. I could go on but basically, this was Super helpful and you got a new subscriber 😁
Thank you for your inspiration. Techniques that are new to me. I will master it. With your help. I found your channel and now I'm happy to learn. Thank you very much.
I notice that you used pilot pens a lot in those particular sketches. I always preferred pilot pens over the usual drawing pens that most artists who do pen and ink use. You are the first artist I noticed who uses them as well. Whenever I mention that to other artists, it always comes as a surprise for them; it seems few use pilot or uniball for sketching. Thank you for another inspiring video!
It's funny because I used to use them so much to doodle in school but never even considered that they work so well that I can literally use them for drawing 😅
i use to use this program all the time year ago for sketching. sometimes you wouldnt find anything to sketch for a bit but was still cool exploring the world😀
I wrote this comment in the middle of watching. But now I want to add: your color choices are so... bold! It makes all these pieces absolutely stunning!
They turned out so pretty 😍 I loved Portugal's drawing because I'm from Portugal, Porto!!! You should definitely come to Portugal I can already see you urban sketching here 😊
Perfect timing for this video 💛 I'm going on vacation next week and I bought a small sketchbook to take along. Your sketch date videos played a huge part in inspiring me to give this urban / travel sketching a go 😊 Love your work, Jess.
This video came out at the perfect time! Just the other day I pinned some drawings on Pinterest that the artist used bright colors! Definitely getting out my sketchbook!! Thanks for the awesome video!
What an exquisite video you have created! Your work has truly inspired me. As I was watching, I couldn't help but think of the beautiful scenes described in Murakami's novels. I have always yearned to bring these images to life through my own art, but my imagination has never quite aligned with my hand. Your use of Google Maps is a brilliant concept, and it has motivated me to try it out for myself. Thank you for sharing your stunning creations with us; they truly are a source of inspiration.🌻✨❤️
I immediately recognized your first pick. I go there quite regularly, as my brother lives in Luxembourg. And I’ve even eaten at the restaurant (brasserie Lorraine) with the red awning! The orange building in your drawing. Don’t remember what I had, but it was tasty. So I did pull a face muscle when you said the city Luxembourg in Germany, but you’ve already been corrected, so I’ll let it slide. 😂 I’ve done this myself, even from a street in my own village. We have very cute farmhouses here (the south of the Netherlands, Limburg), but I didn’t feel comfortable setting myself up across to look at someone’s house for too long. 😅
I've been so fascinated with the Google earth for a long time , It's like I'm a virtual travelling lol, But never thought of using it for my sketchbook practices , Thanks to jess ;)
Urban Sketching is drawing on location, not from photos. It’s not even a good way to practice as drawing from direct observation on the street is different. However it IS a fun way to travel and sketch virtually. Gage Academy in Seattle hosts a monthly Zoom session using Street View that’s free and open to anyone on 1st Thursday mornings. I’ve enjoyed so many videos on this channel. This was fun, too.
Yes!! I agree. I know it is drawing on location, I have some videos drawing directly on location and love it! but many viewers are beginners and are a bit nervous to sketch in public at first so I think this is a nice way to dip your toes in the water. And just get excited about a location and give it a try to learn foundations like perspective etc. thanks for watching and I appreciate the feedback!
This was exactly what I needed Jess !! I’ve been wanting try out some urban sketching especially after seeing you do it in sketchbook dates & other videos 😃& I was also worried abt not being able to travel in order to capture different places 😅but I guess this solved my problem! Thankyou so much 🤍
I was thinking to draw the main street in my neighborhood but the task is so daunting and i keep procrastinating 😅 But then your video came and it really encourages me to put my pen on the page. Thank you, Jess❤
Hey, Jess! When sketchong that little house in Porto, what pen did you use? The lines turned out beautifully 🥰 also, I'm portuguese, and it always warms my heart when people say they'd like to visit us ❤️ lots of hugs from Portugal 🇵🇹
@@artofjesskarp you deserve it :) I just became a Patreon subscriber and I'm looking forward to doing all your monthly worksheets! But before that I'm gonna do some urban sketching in South France later this week, exciting!
@jesskarp you mentioned filling waterproof ink into the fountain pen. How do you prevent it from clogging it while you're not touching it for a while? Are you cleaning it before putting it away? Or you're using it so often that it's not an issue for you?
As a photographer I end up using Google Maps to find areas sometimes. I like this idea very well for drawing. I am surprised I haven't thought of that yet.
Hope this inspires you to try this out! Oopsies - I did make a tiny mistake about Luxembourg! It is not in Germany its a small country! And 6 is in Turkey! I am human, it happens
I would love to see u drawing street of Nepal you really gonna lov it bhaktapur durbar square will be perfect 😁
And number 3, 4 and 5 are in Turkey too, as Antalya (Nr. 6) is. It is a little bit irritating for me that from far away Florida these so extremely different countries of Europe can become so blurred. But I can talk, I live in Germany, which has so many neighboring countries with so many languages (even Lëtzebuergesch, the language only spoken in Luxembourg) an I also work in the intercultural field, so it's so present to me... but I've never been to the USA.
@@DibasGurung-dn4ueI was in Nepal last october and visit the city you mention and love it
you got Kenya right😏Your drawing are crazy amazing! Your perspectives!!!
@@eva_unrasti thought the same as fellow European. I guess if you compare whole Europe just to the USA, it's tiny, so the countries within are even tinier 🤷♀️
I can’t wait to try this myself!! What a fabulous idea to be able to urban sketch different locations around the world from the comfort of your home!
Thanks! :) Have fun sketching!
This seems like a really great exercise to practise urban sketching before actually going outside, I love that you used so many different mediums too ❤
Absolutely!! Definitely recommend ☺️ thanks for watching :)
Little Disclaimer: Luxembourg is in Luxembourg not in Germany. But to be fair, the country is so small that mistaking it can happen ☺💙
Will continue watching now 🙈
Oopsies! Thanks so much!
The country of Luxembourg has approx. 640 000 residents, while the city of Berlin has 3.75 millions, Munich has 1.5 millions and Hamburg has 1.89 millions. You can mix things up if you compare that!
@@artofjesskarp In the end it doesn't matter, where the places are, you did a wonderful job on drawing them and are a big inspiration as always. Lot of love
I love your work. You are amazing and I see your videos for your art, but if I would say Whasington, Mexico, you would be quite 😮😮😮. That is what you said.
European Investment Bank.
European Commission (different services)
European Prosecutor's Office.
EU Publications Office.
European Parliament (General Secretariat)
European Court of Auditors.
Court of Justice of the EU.
All of these institutions are in Luxembourg. It’s not a matter of size, it’s a matter of respect to other people, other country, other continent.
@@lins.buchwelt In the end, it _does_ matter - especially to the people who live in these places! I know of a lot of people who live in Great Britain and Northern Ireland who get *extremely* frustrated about being referred to as "English, or "Oh, so you're from England", or for hearing Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland being referred to as 'England.' (especially by American and French tourists - probably the most 'guilty' ones.)
I also know people who aren't happy about being told, "Isn't Belgium part of France?" or "Isn't Luxembourg part of Germany", and so on.
So *yes* it does matter that we get these things right! It just shows ignorance not to do so - especially for people from other parts of Great Britain and Northern Ireland!
LOL from Kenya. Great video you're always inspiring, thanks for the advice
OBSESSED ! I started urban sketching because of you, Jess. It’s been so fun and i will definitely be trying this out! Pls do more!
Thanks! You got it!’
Jess, you don't know how much I am getting jealous from you because you are for me the perfect creator, the perfect artist I love how you are thinking about Art how are you enjoying doing art I love everything you do with your art. You are amazing. I love you so much.❤
Thank you so much!
I love the point about letting go of perfection. The sketches are all amazing, but I' looking at the pens. Oooo, can't possibly do this without those pens. No, no. Use what you have. All parts of my internal monolog.
Thank you so much
Amazing...😍
You know,, you not only have magic in your hand but also in your voice and both of them inspire me a lot....🥰😇
Thank you for sharing your magic, talent and creativity with all of us..
Take LOvE.. ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you!!
I love this sketchbook practice - the Google Earth urban sketching idea is great. And consciously choosing a color scheme, the way you use hatching. Thanks for posting so much inspiration.
Every time I watch your videos I’m so inspired. I really do need to add sketchbook drawings into my daily routine. I love watching yours I know I’ll love making my own too!
Thanks!!
Thank you for the trip, we enjoyed it, you have become my favorite tour guide, a big hug 😊
Thanks! Next up in person! Haha
You make drawings look so easy
Love your art
Thank you
I’m definitely trying this as a novice watercolor artist. Mesmerizing sketches. Vibesy for sure!
Yay! Thanks!!
I absolutely love this I have. 7 month old and I’m 19, 20 in January and this gives me motivation to just do simple drawings instead of going so deep into acrylics which take forever to clean up and do
Amazing sketches..you are amazing...the way you sketch its inspiring..the colours are beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you!!
Great artwork Jess the pictures really pop 🥤 and that is what I love ❤️ about your drawings ohhhh very precise and interesting to view….new subscriber
Thank you! I enjoyed this a lot!
Every day (not exaggerating) I think about the knowledge that you shared with us and try and implement them.
Wish you all the best 💗💗💗
Thanks!!
This is a great idea. I’ve just downloaded the Google Earth app on my iPad. I have sooo many different colour fine liners. I’m going to give this ago. One good reason to use those fine liners. Thank you for the inspiration 😊
Thank you!! Awesome!
I have been to Porto 2 years ago. Lovley country, lovley people and a super nice city💜 beautiful drawings you did! Great colors and composition.😍
Thank you so much!
@@artofjesskarp you are more than welcome. You are still my absolut favorite artist here on RUclips. Your drawings, paintings, colorcombos and composition are stunning!🧡
What an inspiring Video and great drawings 😊
Love the color combinations 🤩
Thanks!!
Love you and your work as always Jess! Still, sketch and draw each and every day as much as I can, and now I am drawing along with you!
Thank you so much!!
It was such a helpful, great vid, Jess! It was great to see how you build those structures with pen, and the explanation on crosshatch.
Hullo Jess, this is an excellent example of using the tools for expanding your references and choices available to the artists of today! You 😅given excellent examples once again giving your viewers and followers a starting point for urban sketching without being in an urban environment! Thank you for sharing this video of your sketching processes!
What great sketches. I am stil learning how to...and watshing you helpes me to understand lines more. Thanke you so much.
Thanks so much!!
Beautiful and inspiring. 😍 Thank you! 👩🏻🎨🎨🖌📚
I can't believe I never thought of this! Thank you for the inspiration!
Thank you
I love your art studio so much, it's full of inspiration and motivations.Much love from Kenya❤️🇰🇪
I loved watching your process! Feeling very inspired 😊
Thanks so much!!
As always, a beautiful video full of inspiration ❤
I love watching how comfortable you are with ink!
Thank you Monica!
There are so many good tips that I would've never thought of. Using google earth for references is so smart. And I love that you started by setting intentions for what you want to do. I never do that and I think that would help a lot with my decision paralysis. I could go on but basically, this was Super helpful and you got a new subscriber 😁
Thanks!! Welcome to the channel! I appreciate your kind words :)
Wow!!! This is so unique! OMG! YOU ARE AMAZING JESS🎉🎉🎉🎉😮❤❤❤❤
very much inspiring amazing 😍 dimensions excellent 👌 detailing ultimate genius extraordinary techniques superb thankyou so much for nice 👍 sharing
Wow - thank you so much for posting this!
Thank you so much for watching
I never thought to use Google maps to urban sketch. Genius!! I'm definitely gonna try it 😄
Awesome!! Thanks so much
Thank you for your inspiration. Techniques that are new to me. I will master it. With your help. I found your channel and now I'm happy to learn. Thank you very much.
My pens have been delivered today so I’m keen to play about with them, this is great idea
Awesome enjoy!
Loving your videos all the way from Portugal ❤️🫶🏻
Thank you!!
Beautiful awesome work💛❤💝💛❤💛💝💟💖💟❤💟👏💟👍💕💞❤♥💖💞💖💞💖💞💖💕💞❤💞👏💛👏💞❤💞👏👏💞
Great idea jess!!!! I can never stop admiring your art and the content you give . You are just amazing!!!!!
Thanks so much!!
Hi Jess, great video again! Thanks! Just a friendly note: Luxembourg is not in Germany, it’s a small country itself in Europe, part of the EU…🤗
oops! yes! thanks :)
Great reason to see it in person 😂
Mindblowing as always! I love you Jess 🎉
Beautiful drawing, colour mixing is great lovely 😊
Thanks!!
This video got me out of my artistic block. Simply magnificent.
I like it, it's great!🤩I haven't used these pencils for drawing, but now i'm going to try.
Yay thanks for watching!! Hope you enjoyed
I love your sketching style! Great video, thanks for the inspiration. Also loved the music!
I dont dare to urban sketch outside in public, but this is a nice way to practice indoors! Thanks Jess! Love youre video's and love your personality❤
Same, I'm way too shy and introverted and socially anxious (working on that last one tho) so this is such a fun way to do that.
Great idea❤ love your art😊
Thank you!
I notice that you used pilot pens a lot in those particular sketches. I always preferred pilot pens over the usual drawing pens that most artists who do pen and ink use. You are the first artist I noticed who uses them as well. Whenever I mention that to other artists, it always comes as a surprise for them; it seems few use pilot or uniball for sketching. Thank you for another inspiring video!
It's funny because I used to use them so much to doodle in school but never even considered that they work so well that I can literally use them for drawing 😅
This Is such a good idea! I will be trying it.
Cool! Thanks for watching
In love with this video! with these sketches and with your creation thank you for sharing!
i use to use this program all the time year ago for sketching. sometimes you wouldnt find anything to sketch for a bit but was still cool exploring the world😀
Thanks!
Thank you for this amazing video ❤
Thanks for watching!
This os a great way to learn perspective as well!!❤
Very beautiful work!
This was amazing. Your videos are so informative and inspiring. You give us resources and even how to use them. Loved it ❤💯
Thank you so much for your feedback. Means so much!
You're so good, it's breathtaking!
a great idea! And wonderful results 😍
This kind of travel is not only the cheapest, but also fastest 💫
I wrote this comment in the middle of watching. But now I want to add: your color choices are so... bold! It makes all these pieces absolutely stunning!
Thanks!!! Agreed haha
They turned out so pretty 😍 I loved Portugal's drawing because I'm from Portugal, Porto!!! You should definitely come to Portugal I can already see you urban sketching here 😊
Thanks! Yes!!!! One day 🫶🔥
Perfect timing for this video 💛 I'm going on vacation next week and I bought a small sketchbook to take along. Your sketch date videos played a huge part in inspiring me to give this urban / travel sketching a go 😊 Love your work, Jess.
Thanks! Congrats! Where are you taking a vacation?:)
Europe :) Will be visiting a few different places. Fun fact: I'll be spending a week in Luxembourg as well 😃
Love this. I will definitely try this one.
Awesome! Thanks for Watching!!
Great idea. And I love your sketches. 😊👍🏻
Thanks!
😊👍
This video came out at the perfect time! Just the other day I pinned some drawings on Pinterest that the artist used bright colors! Definitely getting out my sketchbook!! Thanks for the awesome video!
Thanks!!!
What an exquisite video you have created! Your work has truly inspired me. As I was watching, I couldn't help but think of the beautiful scenes described in Murakami's novels. I have always yearned to bring these images to life through my own art, but my imagination has never quite aligned with my hand. Your use of Google Maps is a brilliant concept, and it has motivated me to try it out for myself. Thank you for sharing your stunning creations with us; they truly are a source of inspiration.🌻✨❤️
Wonderful post and demo… most inspiring!🙏🎨🙏
You make this look so effortless. I may have to give this a try.
I immediately recognized your first pick. I go there quite regularly, as my brother lives in Luxembourg. And I’ve even eaten at the restaurant (brasserie Lorraine) with the red awning! The orange building in your drawing. Don’t remember what I had, but it was tasty.
So I did pull a face muscle when you said the city Luxembourg in Germany, but you’ve already been corrected, so I’ll let it slide. 😂
I’ve done this myself, even from a street in my own village. We have very cute farmhouses here (the south of the Netherlands, Limburg), but I didn’t feel comfortable setting myself up across to look at someone’s house for too long. 😅
Thanks so much! Yeah it was a mistake on my end’ but it’s ok:) it happens - have a lovely day and thanks for watching!
really good
Thanks!
Love your sketches Jess!! Your videos are a therapy for me❤
Thanks!!
A very useful vídeo. Thank for sharing.
Thank you for watching!
Again, and as usual, you're a genius! I never would have thought of using Google Earth. So much cheaper than a plane ticket!
Thanks! Yes! However I am sure the in person experience is incredible as well!!
Yes, Always! One place at a time. In Oct I'm going to Myrtle Beach. I can't wait to paint the sunsets!@@artofjesskarp
@@dekuthecat4125 amazing!! Have the best time!!
What a great idea! Thank for sharing. This video was relaxing and inspiring. 😊❤
Thanks for watching!!
I've been so fascinated with the Google earth for a long time , It's like I'm a virtual travelling lol, But never thought of using it for my sketchbook practices , Thanks to jess ;)
Yep!!! Thanks!
Probably learned the most in this one. Bravo!!!!
Thanks! I’m glad you did
Oooh i love how that sketchbook looks so far 😍 i really hope you will tour it when its done!
We shall see! Thanks
Urban Sketching is drawing on location, not from photos. It’s not even a good way to practice as drawing from direct observation on the street is different. However it IS a fun way to travel and sketch virtually. Gage Academy in Seattle hosts a monthly Zoom session using Street View that’s free and open to anyone on 1st Thursday mornings.
I’ve enjoyed so many videos on this channel. This was fun, too.
Yes!! I agree. I know it is drawing on location, I have some videos drawing directly on location and love it! but many viewers are beginners and are a bit nervous to sketch in public at first so I think this is a nice way to dip your toes in the water. And just get excited about a location and give it a try to learn foundations like perspective etc. thanks for watching and I appreciate the feedback!
This was exactly what I needed Jess !! I’ve been wanting try out some urban sketching especially after seeing you do it in sketchbook dates & other videos 😃& I was also worried abt not being able to travel in order to capture different places 😅but I guess this solved my problem!
Thankyou so much 🤍
Thank you! Your videos are so inspiring and makes me want to create ❤❤
Thanks !!
During Covid lockdowns, I did this too, I went to Pompeii and explored the ruins, it was so cool, and done a few sketches from the street views
Amazing!!! Thanks !
*ONCE AGAIN, JESE TAKES THE CAKE* 😂 *YOU'RE SO UNBELIEVABLY AMAZING AT EVERYTHING YOU DO AND SUCH A GREAT EXAMPLE TO THE REST OF US* ❤❤❤
Thank you!!
Stunning as usual😍🖤great artwork 😍
This is such a cool idea and I can't wait to try it! Thanks for sharing, Jess!
Thanks for watching ! Can’t wait to see what you create!
i just love your videos, they are so well produce, i admire your dedication
Thanks
I was thinking to draw the main street in my neighborhood but the task is so daunting and i keep procrastinating 😅 But then your video came and it really encourages me to put my pen on the page. Thank you, Jess❤
Thank you! That’s great!!
Jess you're just so awesome 💜💖
Hey, Jess! When sketchong that little house in Porto, what pen did you use? The lines turned out beautifully 🥰 also, I'm portuguese, and it always warms my heart when people say they'd like to visit us ❤️ lots of hugs from Portugal 🇵🇹
Gorgeous as always Jess x Nell.
Thanks
Another amazing video. Very interesting. Thanks for sharing ❤❤❤❤
Thanks!
Receive my like for Kenya 🇰🇪
Great video, I'm scared of environments, but I will definitely try this someday.
You are supper professional. I engy your art 🧡
Thanks
This is so inspiring😍
Thanks!
Beautiful drawings! 🥰That's actually a pretty cool way to practice urban sketching before actually going urban sketching 😂
Thanks! Yes! That’s what I recommended in the previous video :) I hope you’re having a great day!
This is cool. I stopped sketching after pandemic definitely gonna try this idea
Hey, I'm a German living in Luxembourg atm, funny how you ended up drawing sth here :D Love your drawings
Amazing!! thank you so much for watching and your kind words!
@@artofjesskarp you deserve it :) I just became a Patreon subscriber and I'm looking forward to doing all your monthly worksheets! But before that I'm gonna do some urban sketching in South France later this week, exciting!
Upload such videos more ,jess
I love those ♥️
Thanks!!
@jesskarp you mentioned filling waterproof ink into the fountain pen. How do you prevent it from clogging it while you're not touching it for a while? Are you cleaning it before putting it away? Or you're using it so often that it's not an issue for you?
So so so so sooooooooo beautiful ❤
Thanks!
Hi Jess!! Come tô Brazil, at Arraial d' Ajuda - Bahia - it a lovely and Nice place to draw to! 🇧🇷🤩☺️
You're very inspiring🥰🥰
Thanks!
As a photographer I end up using Google Maps to find areas sometimes. I like this idea very well for drawing. I am surprised I haven't thought of that yet.