Kerrie's Drawing Workspace 2012
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- HEY EVERYONE! I've added a bunch of links in the video description to things that people have been asking me about (my school bag, planner, Copics, artwork, etc). Please check it out!
Hello again everybody! I seem to keep disappearing... I swear I don't mean to! D: I had planned to film this and post it the weekend of the 25th of August, but I ended up taking an impromptu trip to New York and when I got back it was time to crank out all my projects for summer term finals. But, good news is I'm on a short break until the 2nd of October, so hopefully I'll be able to get some stuff done for my channel.
Anyway, new workspace tour video! Yay! It's been a year since I posted my last workspace video (I can't believe it's been that long), I've have dozens of requests to make an update since many of you know my workspace is totally different now. I really enjoy watching these kinds of videos. :) In other news, still working on my Q&A video/videos(?), room tour filmed and ready to go, go some half finished illustrations to finish and I'm piecing together a sort of 'what I did this summer' type vlog thing that should be fun.
As I said at the end of the video, if you want to know where I got something from I'll do my best to answer you!
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Sorry about my voice and dorkiness, btw. :B
Adding some links down here for people curious about where I bought some items!
Copics: www.oozak.com/i...
My desk: www.ikea.com/us...
My Copic shelf: www.organizemor...
My school bag: www.lawrarashop...
Hot Toys Avengers: www.sideshowtoy...
Planner: stores.ebay.com...
Alice Zhang artwork: society6.com/al...
Brittney Lee art book: www.etsy.com/sh...
Mannequins: stores.ebay.com...
Deco Supplies: fullmoon07xxx.o...
Since everyone is asking - my favorite artists are: Alice Zhang, Kim Min Ji (clipboards), Brittney Lee and Macoto Takahashi (the hair artist).
I started teaching myself anatomy from books until I was in community college and could take figure drawing classes. It takes a long time to learn how to get proportions accurate, and it takes even longer to be able to draw the figure from memory rather than using reference, which is what I really wanted to learn how to do. I've been practicing for several years. :)
They're made by Hot Toys. I purchased them from the Sideshow Collectables website. I added the link to them in the video description. But be warned: they are very expensive.
I get them from Full Moon Deco, I added a link to the site in the video description. :)
I added their names into the video description. :)
There is a link to the shop where I bought my bag in the video description. :)
I'm not sure of the proper name - I call them 1/6 scale maquettes. I put a link to where I bought them in the video description.
That was thirty minutes and forty nine seconds of sheer heavenly bliss. If you only knew how much I love your desk area with all the art supplies and little containers and paper and so on. I have always dreamed of being able to draw but sadly I was never given the talent. So I just watch these videos and pretend. Thank you for the tour. It was lovely.
I put a link to the shop in the video description, look under the 1/6 scale bodies section and you'll find them. :)
I post a workspace update once a year - so I'll be doing another one sometime in September. :)
The David Tennant picture is by Alice Zhang, check her Society6 shop, that's where I got it from. The bag is from the LawraraShop, I added a link to that exact bag in the video description. :)
Not going to say what my mother does for a living, but she is very supportive of anything I choose to do. As long as I'm happy it's fine with her, I am lucky to have someone as understand and open as she is. :)
I got them from the Cupid Gift Shop (where I got my planner). There is a link in the video description. :)
I purchased them from Cupid Gift Shop, an eBay store. There is a link in the video description.
I usually buy them from the Kinokuniya bookstore in Beaverton, OR. They usually sell them at shops that have Japanese stationary.
I'm still in school, I've dabbled in a lot of different types of animation and other entertainment related studies (3D animation, 2D animation, editing, lighting and texturing, graphic design, etc). There are some aspects that are similar to fine art, you have to take tons of drawing classes no matter what program you're studying. But, it's more geared towards learning about the entertainment industry at the same time, since all the fields offered at my school are for entertainment.
Cupid Gift Shop. an eBay store. I added a link to the store in the video description.
A little bit yeah... but I usually get tons of questions anyway, but not so many at once. lol Saying I'd try and answer all the questions seemed like a good idea at the time. :d
I buy them from Oozak (I added a link to the website in the video description), it's the cheapest website I've found Copics and the customer service is great. :) They're still expensive, but buying Copics is an investment after all.
I normally don't buy pens or markers at Michaels, I only buy storage units from there. As for storage suggestions... everyone likes to store things differently, but I personally prefer keeping my supplies in cases and storage units. I have a different type of case for each kind of tool that I have, pencils, markers, etc. It really depends on the type of space you have that will determine what kind of storage you will need.
I think it's RUclips having issues. I had major issues uploading it earlier today, but it works fine for me. :O
I got the shelf from a local seller on eBay, I had a really difficult time finding a desk hutch that had everything I wanted, but this one turned out to work fairly well.
I got it from the LawraraShop! I added a link to that exact bag in the video description! :D
Yes, they are expensive. I bought a 72 set about 2 years ago to test them out to see if I liked them and I did, so I bought the rest - it took me about a year to get them all (I have the entire set now). :)
I think i see you doing illustration the most, your detail would make each picture so unique and could probably tell a story without the need of words.
There is a link in the video description to the shop where I purchased the bag. I love it too. :)
Stickers and the Rapunzel tin both came from eBay. The sketchbooks... I believe the majority of those came from the Kinokuniya bookstore that's (slightly) close to my house.
I got the red lead at the Blick art supply store that's by my school (Portland, OR). The Monolith pencils are wood-less drawing pencils, they have very creamy lead in them so they flow very nicely on a page.
I got it from LawraraShop, there's a link in the video description. :)
Prismacolors - Blick, Mannequins - there is a link in the video description, fan... I don't remember. The two books by Macoto Takahashi where purchased from BeNippon, which was an online store that sold Japanese books, but it closed down after the tsunami. I haven't seen anywhere reasonably priced for those books since.
I was 23 when I first started buying Copics. So no, I didn't have to beg my mom for them, I waited until I was old enough to buy them for myself with my own money. I also waited until I felt that I was artistically ready to buy them (otherwise I would have bought them straight out of high school), just so I knew that I would get as much use out of them that I could and they wouldn't go to waste. :)
That's great! I'm glad you like it! I just ordered a second one myself. :)
Doctor Who FTW! The cutting mat is just a basic artists cutting mat (I'm not sure of the brand), I believe it's 14x14 inches, so it's a pretty decent size. It's perfect for keeping my desk clean. :)
I got it from the Cupid Gift Shop, there is a link to the shop in the video description. :)
I'm planning on doing another one, I just don't feel like I have enough content to merit making another one quite yet. But I am planning on doing one soon. :)
It came as a free gift in the last issue of Shounen Gangan that FMA ran in a few years ago. :)
The cards and photo album came from the cupid gift shop on eBay - there is a link in the video description. :B
I love that you actually went through everything! A lot of desk tours and room tours just film a shelf and they say what's there and do that the whole time but you actually took stuff out of the shelves and showed us! It was really cool and I found this really interesting! ^_^
Sorry, can't answer the 'are you rich?' question. I guess everything was expensive, but it's all been purchased over the course of several years, it's not like I bought it all at once.
Advengers The movie was hilarious!
Shakespeare in a park XD
Gotta love it!
I get them from many places, the local Uwajimaya near my house, internet shops... places like that.
My favorite artists: Brittany Lee, Kim Min Ji, Alice Zhang and Macoto Takahashi.
The clipboards are illustrated by Kim Min Ji, another one of my favorite artists.
I've been accumulating art supplies since I first got into drawing, when I was 11. So about 15 years.
You should be able to use the Letraset paper with any lightbox. I use 120lb paper with my lightbox, that is heavy paper and I have no problems. I always recommend using Gina K Pure Luxury cardstock for use with Copics - that's the best paper I've found if you're worried about bleeding. It doesn't bleed at all and it works great on a light box. :)
I use my Prismacolors to do under sketches for my painting class, but that's all I've used them for lately.
I bought it from Oozak, it's a TracePad LED Slimline light box, but I'm not sure if they make them anymore.
I'm a student, so I don't have a job right now (this is by choice, not circumstance). I worked at Legacy Emanuel Hospital in the Oregon Burn Center up until August of last year, when I quit to go back to school. :)
Please make a sketchbook video soon! I don't care how little you have to show me, but everytime I see a video for you, it inspires me to draw!
She sells it from her Etsy shop, which is called britsketch.
When I'm bored I watch this video! It makes me this it's my very own desk :D you put great work in your workspace.
No! It's my room! :B I bought the Shadows and Shading book from Oozak for 11 dollars, there is a link to the site in the video description.
I started with the Copic Specialty Papercrafters 72 Set and I bought the rest individually after that.
It is fun, but it is very challenging and time consuming. You'll also have to learn about other aspects of 3D animation. You'll have to learn modeling, texturing, lighting, rigging. Most people who start out in 3D start out as modelers or something similar before they move on to other things like animation.
I can't actually show any of it... all the work I would show is going into my animation reel when I graduate, so I don't want to post it online.
Thank you so much Kerrie and by the way I watch your videos millions of times because they are so good!
:D I mostly buy the notebooks from the Kinokuniya bookstore in Beaverton, OR, I'm not sure when else sells them.
I buy all my Copic supplies from Oozak, there is a link in the video description.
I bought it at Blick, they sell a bunch of different types of colored pencil cases there. :)
Copic hold classes to become certified (there is a list of classes on their website), they last the entire day and are more oriented towards papercrafters than fine artists, but they teach you about techniques, tools, etc. My room looks more grown-up because I got rid of that terrible pink paint. XD I like it a lot more now.
Who is your favorite artist? I love the artwork of theirs on your wall/desk
I use a light box to transfer my sketches onto clean high quality paper. Right now, I'm using a TracePad LED light box. :)
I use a Wacom Bamboo Create tablet, I don't have that much experience with tablets, but I do recommend the one I own.
I live in a townhouse, I'm in one of the master bedrooms (there are two), so it's a larger sized room.
^^; I don't really consider myself to be a famous RUclips artist, but thank you! Some advice I can give you is: update often, not like everyday or anything, but when I started out I was updating once a week (this was before I was in school), it shows dedication to your viewers. Do your very best work - don't post something for the sake of posting something, make sure it's work that you're proud of, viewers will be able to see that. Be kind, open to suggestions and don't forget to have fun!
Not quite sure yet... animation, illustration, storyboarding... something like that.
I have four favorites: Kim Min Ji, Brittany Lee, Alice Zhang and Macoto Takahashi. I go to the Art Institute of Portland. :)
I purchased the desktop shelf from amazon, it's called the venture horizon desk hutch. :)
Brittany Lee has an Etsy shop, which is where I got the art book. Just search for it on Google - I believe her shop name is britsketch. :)
I got mine at Blick, they probably sell them at most art supply stores.
Love this video sooo much !!! :) love your desk area and collection! Super cute!
I actually don't use Instagram... nor do I have an iPhone. Every couple of weeks I do a sketch update over on my Tumblr so my followers can see some of them, I just did one a few days ago. :)
I buy them from many different stores (a lot of them local to where I live).
I posted a couple of the Doctor Who sketches on my Tumblr, I have a few that's I'm working on for potential videos as well... I may do a post just for those sketches, since I have so many of them. :) Questions... 1. (I'm assuming you mean the 1/6 scale figure on the top shelf) He was made by Big Chief Studios, I purchased him at the season 7 premiere in New York at the BBC shop that was set up in the theater. 2. I bought my Smash Book from Oozak (there a link in the video description). :B
It's called an Ottlite, I purchased it from Amazon.
I buy them from the Kinokuniya bookstore that's (kind of ) near my house.
Since I spend so much time at my desk it is almost always tidy, unless I'm working on something and have supplies all over the place.
I just love watching videos like this! especially yours though! it's so colorful and you are so fun to listent to! :D
I'm not sure if there is a proper name for them. They're 1/6 scale bodies, sometimes they're called 1/6 scale maquettes. :)
I love how organized you are. Your work space looks amazing. ;w;
I doesn't have a proper name... it's just my style that I developed after years of drawing.
:B I got the USB hub from Amazon and the print is by Alice Zhang, there is a link to her Society6 shop in the video description. :)
the drawings on your wall are from one of my favorite artist and DOCTOR WHO AND LOKI , gaw you are awesome!
I know quite a bit of Japanese, I studied it for 3 years in college. :)
The large ones? They're Panasonic and I got them from Amazon. :)
Wow, you have a lot of Alice X. Zhang's work! I like her a lot too, she has wonderful art. But great setup! A lot different from last time, but it looks awesome! I love that desk and all of your shelves/storage. (Plus, your Ottlite is blue!)
I also have a book similar to your smash book, but I call it my "book of stuff".
Oh alright cool!! Looking forward to it! Thanks for answering!
Yes, indeed. :)
LOVE IT LOVE IT!! Thank you sooo mich for sharing I love it!! The avengers rock and you rock!
Ohmygod! your workspace is my dream workspace! you have so much stuff and I love the tardis and those little marvel figures!! oh, and the Sherlock artwork^_^ *sigh*
Having a question about that tracing board!
I'm getting Comic Master Tracing light board.
Can you use that with the letraset paper? Because that is heavyweight, so I am not sure if it will go through... And if not, what paper is good with copics (so it is bleedingprof..) and fits for the tracing light board? :)
Hope U do more videos. U made me copic-addicted ;) U've got an adorable amount of them! Greetings from Austria -3
I've never seen Shugo Chara (I don't watch anime anymore)... It is a Japanese school bag though.
where do you get all this japness stuff? like the small notebooks and the illustration cards, clipboard and all that?
Which wallet? :O
It's a good size, it holds 136 colored pencils (I believe). I got it from the DickBlick art supply store by my school. :)
Rapunzel is my favorite princess. :)
I have to say I'm jealous of how big your desk is. The one that I have is a really bad computer desk that is so compacked!
Yes, I suppose they did... I probably have about $1000 into the markers and accessories that go with them.
I love your work space. I'm modeling my own, inspired by yours!
I have an addiction to notebooks and sketchbooks!!!!