I have provided links for most of them if you want more details and get them. You will be redirected to Amazon in a new window through my affiliate link. Any purchases you make through the link (with some exceptions) will support me. Sennelier French Artists’ Watercolor Wooden Box Set I received a fantastic Wooden… Read More
My number 1 sketchbook Voyage & Carnet Aquarelle Hahnemühle 400gr/m2 is a fantastic sketchbook for artists and painters who love to work with watercolor. With a paper weight of 400 grams per square meter, this sketchbook has a sturdy and durable surface that is perfect for watercolor painting. The sketchbook has a convenient size,… Read More
I prefer my brushes to be in top-notch condition since I often focus on intricate details, and having a fine point is crucial. When using watercolor brushes, it’s vital to eliminate any excess water, dry the ferrules and handles, reshape the brush heads, and let them rest with the bristles pointing sideways to dry. If… Read More
I have provided links for most of them if you want more details and get them. You will be redirected to Amazon in a new window through my affiliate link. Any purchases you make through the link (with some exceptions) will support me. Raphaël Travel Watercolor Brush Set are ready to go wherever you go!… Read More
As an artist, having the right supplies can make all the difference in the creative process and I often get asked what materials I use for my art. Over the years, I’ve tried countless products, but a few have truly stood out as my go-to essentials. Here’s a look at my favorite art supplies that… Read More
These products contain affiliate links to Amazon, so if you click on the link and buy something on Amazon I will get a small percentage to help pay the blogging bills and keep my site ad free. But don’t worry, it’s absolutely no extra cost to you. Thanks! Review: The Robax Palette Hej there! For my… Read More
These products contain affiliate links, so if you click on the photo and buy something I will get a small percentage to help pay the blogging bills and keep my site ad free. But don’t worry, it’s absolutely no extra cost to you. Thanks! Hej there! If you’re an artist who loves the tactile… Read More
Wait till you see the beautiful paintings inside this 400 year old church. I live by the coast on a fjord in Norway, it is beautiful, but there are so many beautiful places here, so we decided to pack our bags for a few days and went towards the mountains. I knew that this trip involves… Read More
Underpainting: The Use of Complementary Colors in Renaissance Painting The Renaissance period marked a significant evolution in the world of art, characterized by a renewed interest in classical philosophy, literature, and aesthetics. Among the many techniques that emerged during this time, the use of underpainting of complementary colors played a crucial role in creating depth… Read More
Most people love drawing eyes and watching others draw them. And maybe it is the most magical part since the eyes tell so much about the person without any words. Before you draw a realistic eye you will benefit from studying what it looks like. Be ready to spend some time to draw the eye.… Read More
Dublin is famous for its lively pubs, and it’s no wonder that the city attracts both locals and tourists looking to experience Irish pub culture. I from Norway and have been to visit Dublin many ( lots of) times and these pubs are my recommendations for first-time visitors. If you have little time in Ireland… Read More
Amsterdam Schiphol Airport is not just a busy international airport; it is also a unique place for culture and art. Many travelers are unaware that they can experience several interesting museums directly within the airport, making the waiting time between flights an exciting experience. One of the most remarkable attractions is the Rijksmuseum Schiphol, since… Read More
Hello there! I love sharing my secrets on how to enhance creativity. Today, I want to shear how to keep finding new inspiration by simply intentionally making mistakes as a way to explore a new style. Embracing Mistakes, failures as opportunities for growth and creativity. Every… Read More
Dublin and Irland Painting and Sketching with Watercolors in Ireland Ireland, with its lush landscapes and vibrant culture, offers a perfect backdrop for artists who love to express themselves through watercolor painting and sketching. Whether you find yourself in the rolling hills of the countryside or the bustling streets of Dublin, the opportunities to capture… Read More
Tips on sketching houses in watercolor I had a day in Amsterdam with my partner some weeks ago. We did one touristy thing that I must admit, we were a little skeptical to do, but we did it. We jumped into a one-hour canal boat trip with cheese and “drink as much wine as you… Read More
Winsor & Newton Cotman Watercolor Paint Set, Field Pocket Set Hello If you are here it may be because you have followed me and got a notice on a new post in your mail, I have had a break from the blog like most of us 2020 was a big change, the focus went elsewhere… Read More
These products contain affiliate links, so if you click on the photo and buy something I will get a small percentage to help pay the blogging bills and keep my site ad-free. But don’t worry, it’s absolutely no extra cost to you. Thanks! #Drawingclub Some time ago, I started meeting up with some friends and some… Read More
Derwent Inktense Color Pencils Review 36-Piece Tin Set Hello Everybody! I have tried out and made a review of the water-soluble Derwent Inktense Pencils and like to share my first impression. Water-soluble pencils can offer the best of both worlds. When used without water, the Derwent Inktense Pencils will perform in the same manner as… Read More
All the artists are from the #Station K# studio community where I have my studio.
Inspiration from South-Eastern Asia. Two years ago I was a bit stuck with my art and had no inspiration, I had a meeting with a coach about how to get the spark back. It ended up with the conclusion that I needed to go to Bali to an “artist in residence” place I had been daydreaming… Read More