I know what you mean! It’s a delicate balance. 😄 I usually write shorter posts and put more into the videos. But this silly tree in the backyard had a different plan for my Substack this week!
I love the Barkeologist SO MUCH!!! My top tip is use a bigger brush! Scaling up always helps me keep it loose and energetic. And of course, fully agree about the swatching!
I love your attitude Beth, it keeps me hopeful that I too can receive so much joy from my work. I am always worried on what to create. Will I think of something, will it come to me?
Love this. I need to make more time to read your Substack Beth. It’s tough keeping up with socials and life 😂 And Kids…..oh and pets 😂
I know what you mean! It’s a delicate balance. 😄 I usually write shorter posts and put more into the videos. But this silly tree in the backyard had a different plan for my Substack this week!
You always mention this practice of returning to quickly done sketches, I must try that some time!
Oh yeah, let me know what you think of it! I usually a sketchbook near the couch, so it’s easy to return to it when I’m in the chill zone. 😄
I’m never on my couch 😅
I love the Barkeologist SO MUCH!!! My top tip is use a bigger brush! Scaling up always helps me keep it loose and energetic. And of course, fully agree about the swatching!
Thanks! I like all of these ideas.
I love your attitude Beth, it keeps me hopeful that I too can receive so much joy from my work. I am always worried on what to create. Will I think of something, will it come to me?
Great seeing the mark making and colour palette building experiments!