Just Go Sketching Pad Plein Air Sketch Kit! 

My pleasure! I love his setups because they make it so easy to grab and go with my art supplies 🤗❤️🤗

Do give it a go as a lovely day out from the studio. It is such fun.

Omg that sounds like a wonderful time!!

My very first one is his original A5 setup (it's similar to that 5*5 one) and I love that one, too!

@@CreatingCuteArt Ooo that's cool, I might check it out!

Thank you! 🤗

It's a great thing to request at birthday time! If you already have the other kit, you can just order the board and it's much cheaper (then you can move your clips and water cup from the other set up to this one). He will customize size and things that are in the kit so it makes it more affordable. Enjoy your A4!

Glad you were along for the tour!

I'm so glad you enjoy it!! I love mine, too!

It is truly so cool!

I tend to use it most as a to go kit, bringing on trips (planes, hotels, cafes, parks) and that has got me painting far more. I hope she enjoys it!

Omg yes!!!

Check out my comment here to make your own DIY version, perfect for the couch, as well as for plein air! 😄

I usually use an A5 sketchbook, so I typically use my A5 setup (my very first video on this brand). Still my fav for normal use! I use the 5x5 most for travel where room is more of an issue because it’s so compact!

I (weirdly) mostly use mine "on the go" rather than outside. I do a lot of care art with these kits, so everything is together in one spot and easy to grab and go!

Thank you!

I was able to take them off and move them so they seem reusable, but I'm not sure how many times they're meant to do that. Definitely direct message him, he's very responsive!

Usually at least a few months after the unboxing 😊👍 I have the in use video using the first one I bought, it’s a fun one!

I literally just finished uploading a video for Sunday!! 🤣😆 Your timing is amazing!

@@CreatingCuteArt 🤣🤣 oops didn't mean to pressure

Always fun to have DIY options 👍

I work to pay other people to do work to have time to enjoy my free time. That’s the point of supporting small businesses that support our hobbies or professions. Good grief!

@@littlebear3879 I worked to pay my bills and my taxes, to support small businesses and to help others all my working life. I am now retired and disabled, on an extremely small budget. I am still not using big businesses to get essential jobs done, but use small, local people, like the central heating engineer who has just been to fix my boiler. There are millions out there, here in Europe and the UK who are now struggling to pay the fuel bills due to mega-high fuel prices, buy just the basics and are having to choose between putting the heating on, buying their children much-needed new shoes, or buying food. Currently, I am wearing four layers of clothes and a hat, with small hot water bottles in the pockets of the fleece gilet, and ancient 'furry' boots on my feet as I am only using the heating system when the house temperature falls below 12 degrees. I'm warm enough while moving about. When just sitting, I have a blanket over my legs and wear fingerless gloves. I am deeply thankful that I grew up the 1950's, in post-war Britain, where a coal fire is all we had for heating the three-bedroomed house. Why thankful? Because I learned how to keep warm in cold weather. Because I learned about managing money, value for money, and how to DIY. And because of my parents, and their training, I can now deal with my current situation and to help others, too. I'm one of the lucky ones! *THIS is our reality. For MIILLIONS of people, this is our reality.* *We can't afford to pay that sort of money for something we might love to have, and can't.* so whether you like it or not, I will go on supporting those who are in a similar situation to me, whose 'luxury' is to use their small laptop instead of a big tv to relax and enjoy the very generous ArtTubers who offer their lovely videos for to us for free. *And I will go on putting out DIY options for those who are not able to pay for 'the real thing'.* . *Sick of reading comments like this one from people who have absolutely no idea how so many of us are living these days and goes to make a cup of tea to try and calm down* *For others reading this:* I am not complaining about my situation. I'm able to manage, and to help others because of the wonderful upbringing my parents were, due to post-war circumstances and their ability, able to give me. But I *AM* sickened by the sort of comment made here. So please, please, be kind, be gentle and don't be judgemental. Instead, perhaps look around and see who you, too, can help someone less well off with the money you might spend on an unnecessary item such as this one, by supporting your local food bank with a donation instead. Thanks! (Edited for typing errors)

@@CreatingCuteArt Thanks, Maggie. 😊

@@littlebear3879I totally agree with the idea of supporting small businesses with great ideas when you can afford it. There are times when art tools are beyond our reach and using ideas on the internet in a way we can afford is sometimes the only option.