Easy SKETCHBOOK Ideas For Everyone
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- Hey There! Follow along and have a crack at these Easy Sketchbook Ideas. And no, none of us are dummies, just not all of us find it easy coming up with sketchbook ideas.
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I always love sketchbook ideas. Its a fun break from prompt books. And it doesn't have to be perfect. The first page reminds me of molecules and how they cluster together to create things
Love how the second quilt came out. The background looks alor like denim fabric.
Great ideas!! Especially the patchwork looks so cozy.
Loved these ideas Di! The first one with all the circles is probably my favourite, along with the dangles. The watercolour backgrounds of your first quilt came up great, the blooms just give it more depth. Sometimes we just need something simple, not necessarily successful, to give ourselves a creative break. Keep up the awesome work, always look forward to seeing your videos! 💕
The bead strings had me thinking of rain chains from the recent Kalamunda Garden Festival
What a wonderful surprise this Monday morning!!! Thanks for the video!!
How did you know I needed this?! I literally just got a new sketchbook & was drawing a blank (pun intended) as to where to start!
Love the second patchwork quilt in particular 💙(I really do need to purchase the colour cubes)
What fun & so colorful! Some of your hearts began with you drawing 2 little side-by-side circles coming together, & using where they meet as a guide to draw the point a little lower. Clever! I am going to try this as I have never been able to get both sides of my hearts to match. That's right ....never!😟 Always look forward to Aussie Crafter time with you! 😊
_" I have never been able to get both sides of my hearts to match."_
Did you know that the true heart - the human one - doesn't have matching sides? I've never really understood why the 'hearts' we draw / see printed endlessly / have as emoticons have to be exact!
If you absolutely must get them the same, here's a very simple tip (for anything that needs to have symmetrical sides).
Draw one half, with a very light straight line down the inner (open) edge.
Take a piece of tracing or baking paper and trace your half-object, including the centre line.
On the other side, trace over that with a soft pencil.
Now match the centre line with the one on your paper so you have a complete image, and trace that onto the paper.
If you have something like a glass, take your top and bottom curves slightly beyond the centre, so that when you trace the 'other half' you don't end up with pointed 'curves' where you've tried to match it up.
And there you have an object with two matching sides, and a template to use over and again until the tracing paper gives up. You can even scan it, resize it and have several different sizes for future use.
Hope this helps? 😊
(Now I'd better watch the video!)
@@MrsBarnabas Great ideas! I will try this as well! I smiled with a little giggle when you reminded that our hearts do not have equal sides. I have given myself an out recognizing this fact as well, so thank you muchly for the acknowledgment. I haven't really stressed over their uneven sides as each has had its own uniqueness.....just wish I could once in awhile, but not really on my bucket list.😆 And on we go!😊
@@beckybanta126 😊Hi, Becky.
_"I have given myself an out recognizing this fact"_
Yup - me, too! Glad the tips help!
@@MrsBarnabas Hello! Your heart ❤️ drawing works. Thank you!🙂
@@beckybanta126 That gives me a happy smile, Becky! Thanks for telling me. I'm glad to be able to help! 😊
Great ideas, looks like fun
Great ideas Di, thanks for the video
I always use Posca or Sharpies for white highlights I hate the white pens.
Love the video.
Hello just watched your video the ideas are amazing, I also am looking at your 50+ artist collaboration which it looks amazing one little idea though, it be amazing to see if the artist from slick n slime Sam were to join the collaboration or if you were to do a shared video with them it be very nice to see what you 2 come up with in a collaboration with another art form
Maybe the hearts need outlines too
I am so relieved that you have the same white gel pen issues I have. I see a million people who talk them up and love them, yet I always get a few lines and then it dries up after the smallest use. Ironically the dodgy white watercolour mixed with gouache actually works well for the granny feel quilt. These ideas are all so good. I love the beads. How does your brain come up with these?
Thanks Loz. ☺️
Patchwork was my favourite❤
These are all so nice!
I adore the first circley one and those quilts! 💜💜💜💜💜
I love all of these Di! The quilts are lovely. 💜
I love this video! I love doing quick sketchbook ideas like these. I have a playlist of all of the ones I want to go back and watch and this one is going on it. I really love the curved lines with circles. It’s very different but very very cool. It almost looks like elements or something. 💜💜💜
So happy to see your video pop up!! 🥰 I love all the rainbow(esc) themes!! 🌈 So colorful!! 🎨 The circles seemed really fun and easier with the stencils!! 🤗😍
These are all so pretty and satisfying. Such a relaxing and fun way to fill a sketchbook. And how could you ever look back at them and be disappointed.
Love it!
These are brilliant, I am definitely stealing some of these ideas ☺☺
Steal away! 😃😃
Don't rainbows have 7 colors? 🤔 Violet, indigo, blue, green, yellow, orange, and red?
Loved the watercolour quilts and the beads and charms page♥️
My first video I’ve watched of yours. Sarah is going to love your promotion of her color cube! I appreciate your honesty and imperfection. Nice to have a fellow Aussie on RUclips.
Fun! I like the quilt you didn't love--it looks happy and spring-y =)
Omg I have the same problem with the sigma white gel pen too! I was wondering why everyone raves on about them, but I've had two and they both sucked 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Really love the bead idea!
Great ideas. 😊😃👍🏻
In replying to Becky Banta, I thought this might be useful for others:
_" I have never been able to get both sides of my hearts to match."_
Did you know that the true heart - the human one - doesn't have matching sides? I've never really understood why the 'hearts' we draw / see printed endlessly / have as emoticons have to be exact!
If you absolutely must get them the same, here's a very simple tip (for anything that needs to have symmetrical sides).
Draw one half, with a very light straight line down the inner (open) edge.
Take a piece of tracing or baking paper and trace your half-object with the centre line..
On the other side, trace over that with a soft pencil.
Now match the centre line with the one on your paper so you have a complete image, and trace that onto the paper.
If you have something like a glass, take your top and bottom curves slightly beyond the centre, so that when you trace the 'other half' you don't end up with pointed 'curves' where you've tried to match it up.
And there you have an object with two matching sides, and a template to use over and again until the tracing paper gives up. You can even scan it, resize it and have several different sizes for future use.
Hope this helps? 😊
(Now I'd better watch the video!)
These are so cute! I think sometime I'll try the first circle one!
I love the quilted pages. ❤
These are all SO good! I can’t help but feel like first one with the dots would look AWESOME as birthday/Christmas wrapping paper🤩 I really need to loosen up more and just draw for fun in my sketchbook!
Thanks Rizzy ☺️
Hiya, Di! How have you been? I hope very, very well! I really like your doodles. The S one reminds me of a bubble bath. All blue bubbles in differing shades of blue is what I might do. I like that everyone can interpret their own ideas for all of these. And you really make it look simple.
Thanks Tracy ☺️ I've been well. I how you are doing well too?
Just watched an older video and realised we still haven’t see the other musebox you had - the diorama? When we see that one completed? I was curious about that.
😃 I half started it and was really enjoying it, but now I just look at it every day wishing I would finish it 🤣
I love all those ideas. I know what I’ll be doing when I’m down for the day.
Side question: Anyone have major troubles with their Ohuhu markers? I’ve had mind for just a few months and only used the a handful of times and they are already empty/dried out and the tips are mangled. Did I just get a crap set or is this a common thing?
Hi! I don't have Ohuhu markers, but how have you stored them? Upright in their bag is the 'obvious', as that's how they come, but all markers should be stored on their side. Maybe you could try that for a week or so, and see it the ink works its way back to the nibs?
If it doesn't , I think you should contact Ohuhu for a refund, on the basis that you have stored them in their case, but they are dry already. If they question, your answer is simple: they come in a soft carry bag, so it seemed the right thing to store them this way, lid uppermost.
Have you used them on textured paper? That will make tips deteriorate quickly. If you haven't, that needs addressing, too, as the nibs on good brands of markers should last a while with ordinary usage.
BTW, if you do contact them, do check your typing for errors. It's very easy to miss a typo, even with a spell checker in place. [message to self: take note and remember it yourself! .... 🤔😄]
I've had my Ohuhu markers a few years but I dint use them much. A few nibs came defective but still usable. And a few colours dried out quicker than I think they should, but I'm naughty with how I store them 😬