Favorite art supplies 2023💫and how I use them🖌 

yeah i know, it really is! :p i love it 🥹

thank you! i would love to that 😊

thank you so so much for the kind words! makes me so happy and I'm very motivated and excited to share future content with you 🥰✊🏼have a wonderful holiday too!

thank you for the suggestion! I've seen many artists using this brand and I'm planning to pick up one or two to try when i travel next year 💕thank you!!

oh i just checked my store and it's true! i totally missed it because their smallest size is 24x30cm🥹thank you for the suggestion, i will try it in the future 🤗

thank you!🎄🥰

Thank you so much! i really look forward to making more videos for you guys in the future🥰

aww thank you so much Suzy! Im so happy to hear that :) have a great holiday and see you in the new year 😛

thank you so much! im glad :p

yeah I wish more stationery stores let people try out different pens and nibs and inks etc🥺

@@ultramarine_finest the shop you showed with paper testing looks fantastic!

@@ultramarine_finest it's a fact though that art is a trial and error sport! LOL

@@context_curated so true!

@@context_curated yeah i am so glad they let people do that!

thank you! i have a few carand'ache's neocolor 2 crayons, but i never tried their oil pastel, i heard that they are velvety... would love to try them someday!

thank you so much! yeah I understand what you mean, fountain pens can be so confusing and they all come with their own unique problems, depending on the ink and paper🥹 i hope you find the right pen!

True!@@ultramarine_finest At least you seem to be using pens in a similar way I'd like to and you mentioned 'feedback' with the paper. Much appreciated! Do you have ink converters for these pens?

@@context_curated :) yeah i use converters for all these pens mentioned in the video. I also have a twsbi eco that comes with a build in converter, but it feels a bit different...maybe it's the weight distribution that makes it ever so slightly top heavy. im still getting used to it :p

aww thank you that's so sweet of you 🫶💕im really glad you enjoyed watching

hi! im glad you liked it:) I cut the paper in half and made a crease in the centre (vertical cut for portrait format and horizontal cut for landscape format), then i used the french link stitch to bind them together :p after that, i thought it would be cool to use its original cover as the sketchbook cover. i know this probably didn't help much but maybe i can make a video in the future to show you how i did it 😊

@ultramarine_finest oooohhh!!! I just thought you cut the block in half somehow in one go! This is so much more complicated! Well done!👏👏👏

oohhh haha that would be difficualt to achieve 😛thank you!@@BunnyOnTheCoast

it's a plastic stick that was filed to fit the shape of the pallete and then glued on it :p

Smart! It looks much neater than some of the methods I've seen, I think I'll go for something similar :)

@@FaerieDust good luck! hope it turns out well :)