Happy 2024! the materials list and the links for purchase is here: bit.ly/49cD8V3 these are affiliated links =) once again, if you can wait for longer shipping time. I recommend to get from Jackson's Art for better price.
I used to use my spare room for jewelry making, but since it has become a storage area. This is my second time getting into watercolor after a 7 year hiatus. I have all my supplies on a rolling cart and just wheel it out of the, now, storage room, park it at my sunlit kitchen table, get water and paint. It takes a minute or two at the most. My husband has joined me this time and has a cart of his own😆
Thanks for the video and list! The Faber-Castell kneadable eraser is great for people who might have hand issues, like arthritis. I have found it to be very pliable and doesn't hurt my hands when I use it.
Nice, well organized, compact work area. I prefer the blue, reusable shop towels to paper towel - slightly dampened with spray they have better control and absorption. Just a personal preference.
I bought the PHIVE light back in 2021 when you recommended it and it's been terrific! I also bought your recommended mechanical pencil and that's been fine--might try the one you use now just to add to the collection.
Excellent. I like my John Pike palette. I use white plastic lids from food packaging to contain areas of wash in mixing area. Ive also seen artists use caulk to make a small wall .
You have the Universal Pike Palette. The one in the picture you popped up on the screen is the 'big well' palette that has wells on a short side and both long sides and square wells in the corners. I prefer your model that has wells on one long side and both short sides. Thank you for another great video.
Thank you for this visit to your studio and watercolor workspace. It was delightful to find I have and use much of what you shared for materials (including your brush set....it is wonderful!). Also many new tips and clever ideas I will be exploring (lighting and paper blocks). You bring such good stuff to my watercolor world including messages for mankind.
Eric, thank you for your advice on watercolor work planning and techniques. That really speeds up my transition from Chinese ink to western watercolor painting. Salute to your generosity to share with us your experience. Happy Chinese New Year!
Wow, what a well planned, thorough and informative video. Thank you for taking the time to explain and show reason for your workspace set up. I found it very useful. Happy New Year to you and yours as well.
Happy New Year...This was helpful, as always. I started using Bao Hong during COVID when I couldn't get Arches, and I still use it, thanks to your recommendation.
How long do you use the rag that you use to absorb water from brushes. I see many artists using rags or sponges but they never talk about this. Do you clean and reuse? How do you dispose of the rags once you replace them?
Eric, i have only 30 minutes after day job and family...is it possible to paint in watercolour in such short time... because watercolour needs thinking timeand cant stop in between.please comment
You can do something small and simple. And it is also ok to stop in between washes. I've done that many times. I finished the fist wash and come back next day.
This is a beautiful set up 😮. May I ask! Is the tiny house the whole studio or do you live there too? Because if it’s all for 5he studio, it’s a fantastic idea.
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Happy 2024! the materials list and the links for purchase is here:
bit.ly/49cD8V3
these are affiliated links =)
once again, if you can wait for longer shipping time. I recommend to get from Jackson's Art for better price.
I used to use my spare room for jewelry making, but since it has become a storage area. This is my second time getting into watercolor after a 7 year hiatus. I have all my supplies on a rolling cart and just wheel it out of the, now, storage room, park it at my sunlit kitchen table, get water and paint. It takes a minute or two at the most. My husband has joined me this time and has a cart of his own😆
Thanks for the video and list! The Faber-Castell kneadable eraser is great for people who might have hand issues, like arthritis. I have found it to be very pliable and doesn't hurt my hands when I use it.
Nice, well organized, compact work area. I prefer the blue, reusable shop towels to paper towel - slightly dampened with spray they have better control and absorption. Just a personal preference.
Agree there!! Then i also cut the roll in half and get twice as many also
I accidentally washed 2 and they came out of the dryer clean and ready to go again! 😂😂
Hey there ya go saved having to do it by hand lol
Can you please try in future videos to provide imperial AND metric measures, that would be great. Thank you!
Thanks!
I bought the PHIVE light back in 2021 when you recommended it and it's been terrific! I also bought your recommended mechanical pencil and that's been fine--might try the one you use now just to add to the collection.
I got one too and love it
Thank you for sharing your setup. The lighting was of particular interest to me. 👍🏽
Excellent. I like my John Pike palette. I use white plastic lids from food packaging to contain areas of wash in mixing area. Ive also seen artists use caulk to make a small wall .
I second the idea to adding a bead of caulk to divide the mixing area on the pallet.
Great information and Thanks so much for your thoughtfulness and kindness in your parting words.
Happy new year Eric, hoping to turn a new page this year and dedicate some time in trying to build up this skill
Thank you so much, Eric! You are very well organised. Love your philosophy of life and your art style!❤❤❤❤
Happy New Year!❤
You have the Universal Pike Palette. The one in the picture you popped up on the screen is the 'big well' palette that has wells on a short side and both long sides and square wells in the corners. I prefer your model that has wells on one long side and both short sides. Thank you for another great video.
Thank you for this visit to your studio and watercolor workspace. It was delightful to find I have and use much of what you shared for materials (including your brush set....it is wonderful!). Also many new tips and clever ideas I will be exploring (lighting and paper blocks). You bring such good stuff to my watercolor world including messages for mankind.
Welcome back to 2024 Eric.
Eric, thank you for your advice on watercolor work planning and techniques. That really speeds up my transition from Chinese ink to western watercolor painting. Salute to your generosity to share with us your experience. Happy Chinese New Year!
Thank you Eric. Happy New Year to you too :-)
Happy New Year to you and your family! Thanks for your sharing!❤
Eric, thank you for your watercolor material list! I love your compact studio setup, especially the easel. Happy New Year to you and your family. 😸
Wow, what a well planned, thorough and informative video. Thank you for taking the time to explain and show reason for your workspace set up. I found it very useful. Happy New Year to you and yours as well.
I’ve been following along for a while and just ordered your brush set, excited to try the larger brushes now that I’m working with larger paper!
I have been fighting my light set-up. Just ordered one light through the affiliate link. Thank you. 🥂
Thank you
Happy 2024 to you as well🎉
You are very generous and talented! Wish you a great year!!
Happy Chinese New Year, Eric!
I 🎉 your new digs, Eric! Thank you for sharing your supplies for 2024!
Very useful video
Thank you for sharing a view of your work space.
Happy New Year...This was helpful, as always. I started using Bao Hong during COVID when I couldn't get Arches, and I still use it, thanks to your recommendation.
Thank you and may your year be wonderful as well 💖
Thank you. !!
Thank you, Eric!
Thank you for sharing 😊
Hi Eric! Happy New Year!
Thank you.happy new Year too
Happy New Year! Thank you for this video, the lamp you recommended I will be purchasing soon!
Great video, thanks for sharing ❤
Do you close your palette?
How long do you use the rag that you use to absorb water from brushes. I see many artists using rags or sponges but they never talk about this. Do you clean and reuse? How do you dispose of the rags once you replace them?
Hello Eric! I´m from Brazil.I like your watercolor. What watercolor technique do you use?
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Where did you get your chair? I think I would like one like this.
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Ive become a very big fan of Baohong paper. If Arche's paper has become too pricy for you, Baohong is on the same level in quality, but not in price.
Eric, i have only 30 minutes after day job and family...is it possible to paint in watercolour in such short time... because watercolour needs thinking timeand cant stop in between.please comment
You can do something small and simple. And it is also ok to stop in between washes. I've done that many times. I finished the fist wash and come back next day.
This is a beautiful set up 😮. May I ask! Is the tiny house the whole studio or do you live there too? Because if it’s all for 5he studio, it’s a fantastic idea.
It's in my home backyard. But I can live here if I need to. Sometime my kids like to camp there. =)
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