blick art supplies haul | summer unboxing in my studio

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Hey everyone! I got a new haul of charcoal supplies from Blick and wanted to share it with you. I've had this idea forming in my head lately and need to get it out on canvas! Have you ever felt that before? So I'm really excited to start dabbling in the world of charcoal and see what I learn in the process!
I've had a really busy summer and working on some cool videos for you all. As always, feel free to comment or share your thoughts. I'd love to hear from you!
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Nitram charcoal: www.dickblick.com/items/nitra...
W&N vine charcoal: www.dickblick.com/items/winso...
FC Pitt charcoal pencil: www.dickblick.com/items/faber...
Pan Pastel: www.dickblick.com/items/panpa...
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Pencil lengthener: www.dickblick.com/items/koh-i...
Tombow mono eraser: www.dickblick.com/items/tombo...
Sennelier fixative: www.dickblick.com/items/senne...
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Chapters:
0:32 Intro
2:44 Unboxing
7:47 Testing out supplies
12:14 My thoughts on charcoal
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7 июл 2024

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@GlendaVGarcia 19 дней назад

Kneaded Eraser to keep your canvas clean. Nothing works better! Any smudges outside of the actual drawing lift out just by rolling it on or by dabbing. You’ll likely go through a bunch but you can also use old dirty ones to deposit more charcoal in different patterns. I have an old charcoal botanical drawing video where you can see me dabbing on very light texture with a dirty kneaded eraser formed around my finger tip. Charcoal is super fun mark making wise if you’re willing to experiment and get a little dirty.

@jaclynbaerart 19 дней назад

This is such a good tip, thank you! I have one kneaded eraser but good to know I'll go through it (so I'll get some more). And yes, I like the mark making of charcoal. I like being a clean artist, but charcoal always shows me that I can let loose and have fun. So it's the perfect thing for me right now! (oooh, and I'll go check out your vide - thank you!)

@GlendaVGarcia 18 дней назад

@@jaclynbaerart It’s actually short reel. When you see me using my hands as if smudging most the times it’s me either using a kneaded eraser to deposit or lift charcoal. So I kept a “dirty” and a clean eraser. And sometimes I smudged with it creating a smoother texture insteaf of using a sponge. Play with it, it does many things! I’m glad I could help! ru-vid.comeRU2KD_jDCg?si=Fwu6Kg2SHQ8u3x7q

@ho11ybr 18 дней назад

I’m really intrigued by using the canvas as a background. Never have thought of that. I’ll look forward to more videos showing how you go with it. I’ve done a few classes using vine and block charcoal. It’s also great for adding darker values for graphite. Thanks for sharing

@jaclynbaerart 17 дней назад

I’m excited to start my art project once the canvas comes in! I’ll definitely make another video on it. And I like the idea of adding charcoal to my graphite drawings too to really get that darkness. Thank you!

@kristinwalkerart 18 дней назад

We learned to sharpen charcoal pencils with a knife. It gives you more control and doesn’t break the charcoal the way a sharpener does!

@jaclynbaerart 17 дней назад

I’ve thought about that too. So I’ll just try that and a sand block to get a finer tip! 🙌🏼

@TracieWho 21 день назад

How dissapointing to have the wrong item in your cart. Fortunately Blick has stellar customer service, but still there is that wait time. I've found it best to work upright rather than on a horizontal surface. The charcoal won't accumulate as much, sort of like soft pastels. If you can't do that, then tape your piece to a board and gently tap the edge of the board on your table when you need to remove some excess. I've never had much luck in finding any brush soft enough to sweep anything away without disturbing my piece. But then again, I've only ever worked on paper. Maybe the charcoal will settle into the raw canvas more than it does on paper. Good luck in your experiment! Nothing like learning (or relearning) a new medium to make you feel like a novice...haha... but really, even though it can be frustrating, it is often rewarding and fun!

@jaclynbaerart 19 дней назад

Yes! I will work on a tilted/upright surface to help with the falloff of the charcoal. Such a good tip thank you! And thank you for the well wishes, I do feel like a novice again, but just excited to dive back into the world of charcoal for my botanical drawings!!