I wanted to have a list of all the exercises. I'm putting it here so y'all have it too :) 0. A nice stretch for your hands. 1. Free hand circles. 2. Crosshatching with different supplies. 3. Continuous line drawing. 4. Value scales. 5. Getting into the zone. 6. Use the other hand. 7. Quick drawings. 8. Line variation. 9. Silhouettes. 10. Creating grids and checker boards. 11. Hand eye coordination - symmetry. 12. Mix and match.

@robot7759

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@marygard4608

2 жыл бұрын

From one artist to another, thank you for taking the time to do this.

@SimramBloomRovers

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much !

@bturner908

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Kathrine!!

@vibesmom

2 жыл бұрын

Helpful!

Yes totally agreed on the drawing exercise. People may feel this is quite " childish" by drawing circles, oval ,lines.But this is where foundation is! Awesome sharing Jess😊

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely!!! Thanks so much!

@carmeldee08

2 жыл бұрын

I always practice making shapes. It helps me get in the mindset of seeing the larger basic shapes of what I want to draw.

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

@@carmeldee08 yes!!

@animoorimi2858

2 жыл бұрын

I really wanna ask , how do you draw with no dominant hand , I feel like I can't even hold & move my pencil properly 😭💔

@slimetank394

Жыл бұрын

@@animoorimi2858 you can practice your non-dominant hand muscle with using other les complicated things first, like using toothbrush. For me i try that with using chopsticks on my left hand.

As a woman in my 70's, I stopped drawing and painting years ago, but now I'm trying to start over again. My husband is an artist, and he always tells me less is more. I like it when you draw and teach, without speeding up the video. I learn more that way, and I feel if every artist who teaches would put less in one teaching video, us beginners would learn more.

As a self taught artist struggling with ADHD, I really appreciate these videos. I tend to jump into the piece right away. This is a great (and quite relaxing) reminder to be less impatient and let everything flow before I start creating. Thank you, Jess! Have a lovely day!

@micahrogers5933

2 жыл бұрын

Hey I just started about a month ago his much did you know when you started?

@elenajimenez

2 жыл бұрын

@@micahrogers5933 hello!! So I had 0 knowledge when I started, I just drew my little heart out, haha. I was very young when I started, in fact I don’t remember a time when I wasn’t drawing. However, you don’t have to start super young to be a good artist, my most successful learning experience was during the pandemic, I spent from 2019 to 2021 drawing consistently every day for hours and the improvement was incredible, night and day. Just practice every day and you’ll see how fast you improve, you’ll draw faster and with more confidence, I promise ❤️. Also, in my humble opinion, you’re never done learning, I still feel after all these years that I have SOO much to learn and that’s beautiful, I think. Good luck on your journey, I’m sure you are an amazing artist ❤️.

@sqwatchy1010

Жыл бұрын

I also have ADHD-I, and recently have been battling a hard depression over these past couple years. Drawing has honestly helped so much and allows me to just zone out and unwind. Best of luck to you! Hope your journey is going well!

@elenajimenez

Жыл бұрын

@@sqwatchy1010 same to you! ❤️❤️

@lindaschnitzer751

Жыл бұрын

I used to have ADHD, with meds it is now ADD. My doing warm ups, help me calm down. Than I usually can hyper focus. By continuing this way, you can use this as one of your tools to increase peace and joy in your life.

I'm a beginner and just this year I started to take art seriously, I got overwhelmed with all the things that I had to learn to get better and stopped doing anything in fear of not getting good. I didn't know how to get back on it, even to just start somewhere, but I will definitely try this exercises, thank you so much for the video, needed it. Love you keep the amazing work ! 😍

@jun-fs4zt

2 жыл бұрын

I recently picked up my pencil to do drawing again. draw the thing you most fear and keep doing everyday. you will got imported a lot in a mouth. for myself i practise circle, wave line, straight line, etc. to warm up. it will draw much smooth after a week. if you really love drawing get start today dont make any excuses. good luck.

@Sai-hc4iq

2 жыл бұрын

I messed around about for a few years but now that I'm in highschool I'm considering art school so I'ma try to get serious 👍✨

@simonap__4527

2 жыл бұрын

@@Sai-hc4iq absolutely go for it, you are gonna do great! Good luck 🤞

@NightTimeDay

2 жыл бұрын

@@Sai-hc4iq I wouldn't recommend art school personally. I wouldn't recommend uni/college for anything you can learn and suceed in by learning alone. What I would do is try to invest in online learning otherwise, especially these days during the pandemic. Learning online through courses run by professional artists is just as effective and much cheaper. Of course art school is right for so many people, but I wouldn't recommend viewing it as a place that will "teach you" art. In the end, art is self-taught. You would mostly be paying for guidance. You might also consider going into a field that is more commercial/where you learn more technical skills, such as graphic design, web design, even illustration or animation. I would mostly advise against fine arts. But that's just my experience wasting a lot of money studying fine arts and not knowing what the real world was like lol :) my only hard and fast advice would be to devote yourself to learning now, work on improving and on doing more work than you do now... and see how you like it. If you have any questions from my unique perspective (only one of many perspectives on the subject of art education!), please let me know.

@Jaseyrae213

2 жыл бұрын

I feel like I’m in the same place right now!

As a newbie trying to learn how to draw (I have always said I can't draw), this video was exactly what I needed to try to gain some basic skills. When trying to draw things I can recognize, I find that I am missing basic drawing skills. I am hopeful that these training exercises will lead me down the path to actually be able to draw.

@elainebates6967

8 ай бұрын

One idea I learnt decades ago is an item that you wish to draw are 'lines' and only lines in different shapes and sizes. Look at a tree, think of all the different lines that make that 'tree'! It is a collection of lines that is the 'tree'.

@davidburns9766

3 ай бұрын

Take a picture, turn it upside down and draw that. You’ll find it amazing how easy it is to draw when you stop your brain from trying to draw what you THINK you should draw and simply form the weird shapes.

Just added timing to contents 0. A nice stretch for your hands. 1. Free hand circles. 2:37 2. Crosshatching with different supplies. 4:05 3. Continuous line drawing. 6:59 4. Value scales. 8:19 5. Getting into the zone. 9:26 6. Use the other hand. 10:29 7. Quick drawings. 12:10 8. Line variation. 13:19 9. Silhouettes. 14:35 10. Creating grids and checker boards. 15:15 11. Hand eye coordination - symmetry. 16:46 12. Mix and match. 17:35

@Army_1207

Жыл бұрын

Thanks ❤️

@writerinc

Жыл бұрын

Can you please share with us the name of the pen you used to create grids on exercise #10? Love your work 😃

Many thanks for that video Jess. As a 70 yr old total newbie I can see a shed load good common sense measures to get beginners started and help keep more experienced artists in shape. Best wishes & more to your artistry.

I haven't drawn anything since I was 17 when an art teacher at sixth form college told me I was trying too hard to draw like my twin brother (who is incredible at art). It crushed me. I ditched art there and then. I'm 52 now and found this video. I've just done all 12 exercises! So freeing. Thank you.

@mercurysbest

Ай бұрын

My art teacher said I was not very good at drawing and I now paint and draw all the time sell some and teach people with complex needs how to relax and draw

I still do all these exercises everyday before I start drawing or when doing studies, it have absolutely helped me gain more confidence when doing my lines. Always a good way to warm up, will recommend other people if they haven't done this exercises yet.

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

@wyldwyrdwytch

Жыл бұрын

They are invaluable! I used to worry over "wasting paper" doing drawing practices such as these but I have come to appreciate any and all drawing as precious time well spent. I also would add the "Blind Drawing" exercise I learned from Jill Badonsky. It's a really fun way to free up that pesky perfectionism 😊

I am more of a cartoony artist that just starting to develop more and more…..but I’m glad that someone shares my same thought “ Everything begins with a circle!”

YES!!! This video is the best. Our elementary school art teacher (1966-72) scared me away from art for life. Now I'm 60 and have decided I want to learn to draw. My daughter bought me a book, but this video is better.

@SUGAR_XYLER

22 күн бұрын

I'm so glad I never had kids. Drawing without interruption ✅

You can not only do a drawing, you can also articulate how you are using your body to produce the effect. I took an art class at a local arts & crafts center and the instructor certainly could walk the walk, but he couldn't talk the talk. Thanks for sharing.

I was surprised by the exercise of drawing with the non-dominant hand. Since I couldn't control my fingers and wrist, I was forced to draw from the shoulders, so the drawing came out pretty good! What a lesson! Thanks 😊

@marygard4608

2 жыл бұрын

Great! I'd love to try this too.

A couple of years ago I did the “Draw a Box” course and doing their drawing circles and “ghosted” lines helped me so much. I gained so much confidence in my drawing just from those simple exercises. I look forward to trying these exercises as warmups and seeing where they take me. I think it would be fun to revisit the Draw a Box course, too, just as a refresher. Thanks for the inspiration and thoughts about how to continue improving my skills. Happy Holidays, Jess, and thanks for sharing your know-how with us!

@TaeduinLover

Жыл бұрын

Oh, I am starting that course =) glad that it really helps

THIS is the only way to fight art block TYSM ✨

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

WOW Some great ideas for practice. As a "new" artist (turning 70 in September) I'm thrilled at the opportunity to learn some new techniques, even if they're only practice. I started by learning to paint landscapes about 3 months ago. After a lot of successful feeling about the work, I'm finding that I need to progress, and such lessons as yours are invaluable to help me move on. Having such a lot of fun. Thanks

@noname-fy8wz

11 ай бұрын

Thats amazing best of luck 🌟

Yessss, cross hatching is all I needed you to explain, I love them so much but don't know where to apply most of the times

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

Yes!!!

I love these because they're so, dood-ly. They actually can help you improve but yet they're chill and satisfying to do. Reminds me why I'm doing this in the first place.

@artofjesskarp

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!!

this helped me so much. i havent really ever drawn anything but now I feel a lot more confident in the beautiful pieces I can make.

@artofjesskarp

Жыл бұрын

Amazing!!

This was soo helpful . I got a little busy with some things in life and didn't get much time to actually sit down and draw . I was afraid to draw after that loong break and didn't know where to start .Now I got a clear insight that I have to work on basics first and then build up . Thank you Jess for motivating me to pick up a pencil and draw !

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

You’re very very welcome! These are great to start and practice with. You’ll see yourself build confidence like never before! Enjoy :) thanks for watching

Thank you very much for this. I kinda lost touch in making drawings because of depression. It is kinda ironic because other people used it to have ideas to create more artistic stuff but for me I lost inspirations, ideas and in return lost interest. This exercise might slowly keep me in touch to the old me that I lost. I might be able to create artistic stuff again. This gave me hope. I will keep practicing this exercises to develop and enhance the talent again. Thank you very much, I really mean it. 😊

This makes me realise that i hv tried some of them in my childhood and this explains why my drawings were better than kids my age cuz i loved to doodle and pretty much did that all the time in ever new exercise book i got.😃

Cool. I'm going to be in charge of my niblings for a week this summer and I've been looking for some activities to keep them busy so they don't just watch cartoons the whole time. These drawing exercises should be a great way to spend some time together, and get them more interested in art!

Practice is the key, yes I'll do it even if I'm a little busy. Thank you for the tips! 🥰

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely! Enjoy them!

Okay, now tomorrow morning, I am going to do all this, loving the video so far

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!! I think it will really help. Let me know how it goes!

I enjoyed your 12 steps exercises. I discovered that I could achieve simple forms and get more comfortable each time. Thank

As a new beginner. Thank you for showing the different ways to hold and press using the pencil. I know that may sound like a basic thing. But I couldn't get the hang of something I thought that should be simple. Will definitely have to try these warm-ups. Thank you and we'll look forward to your videos

Hi Jess Mam, I have just started following you from November and have just fall in love with your masterpieces, your sketchbook, your style, Matilda and Of Course YOU. You have Motivated and Inspired me a lot, lot, lot and lot and I just want to be like you. Love from India.

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!! Enjoy :)

Excellent exercises! Im also a musician. Musicians cannot play without warm up. I forgot that the same is true for visual artists!! And, this is a beautifully done video. Thank you!

Wow, there was an immediate difference for me just in changing my posture and using my shoulder. Seemed so benign.... Thank you!

I just started my artistic journey and found all the things to learn quite overwhelming. Every time I have a blank page in front of my I want to draw the most elaborate picture, but didn’t know where to start. This video has opened my eyes to the warm up idea (which now seems obvious) and I can’t wait to start doing this to help train my brain and muscles! Thank you!

You are my real inspiration, you motivates me so much. The hard-work, how you push yourself for drawing and stays motivated always makes me to push myself to draw, to practice and try to do different medium. Thank you so much🥰🥰🥰

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much I am so glad! Keep going ✨

Hi! I am very glad you put those up! These exercises are mostly what I do to warm up, but I have another one you might like: based on the continuous line, I write words in cursive (or any other continuous pattern) but when the end is reached, I proceed backwards on the lines I have drawn, then forwards again. This one increases your precision as it forces you to follow a established line, and if you use different words/patterns everytime, it grants you more control over time. Hope you like it!

This is gold! So important for all visual artists! I’ve got to try them now 😁

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

GOLD IT IS! Thanks :) enjoy and let me know how it goes!!

After all, it can't get tired of warming up for drawing and painting!! Thanks for sharing the gold tip.✨😊

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

You’re very welcome :) enjoy

This set of exercises is so incredibly useful... yet so simple to implement. Thank you for such a beneficial addition to the drawing routine.

@artofjesskarp

6 ай бұрын

You're so welcome! Thanks for watching

This video is definitely for me. Been struggling for long now. Thank you for this video. You really are an angel.

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

You’re welcome. Thanks for watching

Its so theraputic and what joy when seeing the finished pieces. Makes even a beginner feel like they can draw!

Hi Jess, the exercises are something even my joint sore hands enjoyed. Thank you for sending me the link.

I especially enjoy doing exercises like this when I am trying out a new pen or a completely new medium.

I sometimes forgot to do some sketch exercises or rough sketches and just go into the drawing right away. Causing some wrist and arm pain without proper stretching my hand. Remember that we artists have to take care of our hands.

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

THERE YA GO! I am glad you were able to relate. Hope this video helped

your lesson took me way back to a 45 min. sketching class. We did an egg 4 times and everybody's drawing was great and all looked alike. Thank You.

@artofjesskarp

Жыл бұрын

Yep!!

I have been trying for days to improve my art work and this video is what i was looking for. I am so excited to try these exercises LOVE U ❤😍

I enjoyed your 12 steps exercises. I discovered that I could achieve simple forms and get more comfortable each time. Thank 😊

@artofjesskarp

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

That's what we have to practice more and more to get used to it. Thanks for making a clip on it, Jess!! Lots of love to you,💜❤️

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Enjoy

Excercise 5 your art work was absolutely amazing

I loved all your tips! After more than 20 years without drawing, I'm trying to recover my ability ❤

Whenever in class I get bored while listening to the lectures I do this! *Drawing Circles* It's very helpful and now I have a better idea how it's to be done!❤️ Thanks Jess!

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching :)

@eugeneclaassen7961

Жыл бұрын

very usefull

Hi Jess, I don't know whether this is also useful to anyone but as an artist who works in fine detail I discovered eye exercises a few years ago and have found these really beneficial as my eyesight was starting to deteriorate with the eye strain. They only take about 10 minutes a day to do and have been well worth while seeing a definite improvement. Thanks for a great video.

@laurielyon1595

2 жыл бұрын

Can you explain more about the eye exercises?

@JamieBoots

2 жыл бұрын

@@laurielyon1595 Lots of KZread videos on this, it is also worth watching the ones done by opticians to get a balanced view. Personally I found the focusing exercises helped me as I work in fine detail and it does take its tole.

@laurielyon1595

2 жыл бұрын

@@JamieBoots Thanks Jamie...I'll check them out.

Today when I was watching your video I was drawing, and after a couple of minutes I drew a mushroom with a wizard hat I called it "Wizard Mishroom" this means I'm improving at drawing and I can finally get my drawing skills back. ❤

I’m a beginner “artist”. I use that term loosely! These exercises give a place to start and practice. Thank you!

What an excellent video. Thank you for sharing.

It is an amazing video for beginners. I really appreciate this a lot, and not only for begginers this will also help different artist to improve their art. Thankyou so much for this video

love! love! love! your style of teaching - so easy to follow - thank you!

Totally loved it ❤ Will be trying out soon Thanks for sharing Much love ❤

so many good tips! I can't wait to try the continuous line drawing one and the left hand exercise :)

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

Yes!! Those are amazing :) enjoy

Love the zone out! I often find myself doodling random stuff and love how they tangle together ❤️ timed drawings are also a ton of fun! Helps me not focus on every single detail

The absolute best drawing exercises ever and the best demo of them. Bravo

Really needed this video thank you! Can't wait to do these in my new sketchbook💃

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

You’re very welcome. Enjoy. I hope you find these helpful

This up coming new year is gonna be the year where I really wanna improve on my art and take it seriously. These videos help so much and they help me realize that it's ok to have messy art or messy sketches. I always thought everything I draw had to be a finished piece, even in my sketchbooks, but that is not the case! I can be messy, crazy, and weird with my art all I want and in the end, I'm enjoying myself and I learn along the way so that I can be even better! Thank you for posting these videos Jess! Ur a huge inspiration! I hope you're holidays are going well! ♥️⛄🎄

New subscriber! Thank you so much for taking the time to share your tips and talents. I used to draw a lot in my youth and then family and a job (I've never liked) got in the way of my creativity. Now, at 60, I am closer to retirement, and I definitely want to get that old artistic skill back. I'm glad I clicked on this recommendation and look forward to seeing more. Thanks for sharing!

Really helpful for warmups! timeless stuff

A much needed video after 1/2 years

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

😊😊😊

Warm ups still beautiful than my finished craps 🤧✨

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

Stay positive !!! ✨

I can feel myself falling back in love with art with your video. Thank you

@artofjesskarp

Жыл бұрын

Amazing! Love to know! Thanks for watching

Thank you so much jess . This is very helpful for me. These exercises are amazing and I really loved those warm ups you did in the beginning ❤️

This looks great!! Would love to see more of this stuff 😇

Awesome video! Thank you for helping out beginner artists like myself! 💖😊

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!! These are great for all levels :)

Thank you for your videos! I've been drawing since I was a child and kick myself for not taking art more seriously at a younger age. I'm 28 years old now and I've never felt so fulfilled learning the basics of art for the first time. I had to write a comment because I felt excitement getting to practice the next exercise in your video 😄 Awesome work and can't wait to learn more✌✏

Thank you so much for these wonderful exercises. Can't wait to watch more of your vid's !!

This video was very helpful! I really needed to get back into drawing and these exercises were very helpful. The 5th exercise's result was beautiful

Great warm-up! I can use it when trying to think about what to draw. Thanks for sharing, Jess🙂

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely!! Great idea! Thanks for watching

I love how these exercises free me up to draw. No judgement. Practice and have fun

I truly love all the videos I've seen that you've posted. Thank you for the reminder that perfection isn't expected and that this should be a healing and relaxing experience. I have learned so much from just this one video. Keep up the great work and the encouragement you send out every video.

I really liked this video! Hope to try the exercises out soon. Thanks so much for great content! BTW your editing has gotten REALLY GOOD!😍

Thank you this was very helpful! I'm a beginner so this helps me stay motivated!!

Thank you for this interesting and informative video! Concerning using one's non-dominant hand, my mom is naturally ambidextrous and used both hands for writing and drawing [until] her teacher flipped out and scolded her for using either hand. She [the teacher] demanded that my mom tell her which hand she uses and my mom, feeling flustered and shocked at the [outburst] just put any hand in the air. The teacher told her that she was to [only] use that hand from then on. Teachers can make or break a person's life. When my mom mentioned this experience to me, it made me [very interested in using my left hand to write and sketch- to try to hone in on my sketching skills. It was something that interested me even before that. It has been a while, but I intend to take up that as part of my interest in creativity. Thank you, once again, for sharing this information.

This tutorial is wonderful! Please bring us more videos like this. Very informative…. ❤️

I love the idea of the continuous line drawing exercise. It seems liberating to me and I can't wait to fill some pages with it. :)

Thank you for making this video, these exercises actually look fun and very useful. I love how inspiring you are

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

You’re very welcome. Thank you for your kind words.

Great vid, Jess. I will share in my ‘Evelyn’s Workshop’!

I love this!! ❤️❤️❤️ So helpful! Thank you so much! This is the basics that I remember doing in my studio art classes which I miss taking very much.

This is the video I needed after loving your 5 ways to fill your sketchbooks and improve your skills

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

Yes!!! I’m so excited to have a new one out :)

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

Hope you enjoy! Let me know what you think

Thanks so much for these tips. They honestly really help. I’ll definitely have to try them out. Also, I didn’t realize it before but I think you inspired me to write aspiring messages into my drawings. It never really hit me till now seeing that one piece in this video.

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

Hi! You’re very welcome. Thanks so much for letting me know. I really appreciate your support :)

@TyTLZacharie

2 жыл бұрын

@@artofjesskarp of course, I appreciate your content so much!

Watching your videos is my warm-up😌😌😌

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

As haha wish it was that easy. Try to put it into practice :)

Thank you for your clear instructions and fun exercises!

Definitely gonna be trying these drawing exercises look like fun but also a chance to learn different techniques

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! Thanks Alexis!

Tysm for the tips! I’ve been drawing for almost 2 years and even improving a lot my drawing skills, sometimes I feel as if I was a beginner. Idk but I feel as if I couldn’t make a fast drawing or an accurate line, without erasing it at least one time! Have u ever felt like this? But with these exercises I feel I can feel more loose when drawing and improve. They may sound silly but when we put our judgment away from what we are doing, we see how powerful these exercises are! Tysm 🥰

Loving this. I am ultrabasic so the guidance really helps keep me in the right headspace. Thank you for sharing your skill.

I can’t wait to try this. I struggle with a shaky hand. Hopefully these will help me with control! Thank you Jess!

I clicked so fast! I love your art and your videos. Please continue to give us more tips I’ve learned so much.

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Loved this! I watched it while running on the treadmill today. Burned 230 calories! And most importantly I got inspired for my next studio session. 👍

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

That sounds amazing!! 😍😍😍

Very clear instructions and highly motivating. Thanks Jess.

Thank you for these great exercises. I'll definitely give them a shot. I took a dynamic sketching class from cgma, here are the best exercises i learned: 1. Boxes: draw many two point perspective boxes overlapping each other and at different angles 2. Shape texture: draw an amorphous blob and make it 3d and add texture to the shape 3. 5 forms overlaps: draw spheres, cones, cylinders, cubes, and pyramids in various angles and intersections Overall you can design exercises for the kind of drawing you want to create!

Hello Jess these were super helpful! I like using different ways to hold the pencil and drawing from your shoulder ect. I'm new to drawing and I really need to use the main shapes to incorporate into my drawings

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

Yes!! Thanks :)

Thank you for this. I find myself struggling with what to start with in terms of practice drills. This was so well thought out a few of these exercises are new to me. I'm excited to try.

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I did tons of planning before making this. But I think it will help tons! Enjoy :) let me know how it goes

I absolutely love this video. It's so helpful. thank you!

I'll definetely do this! I love it. Please post more of this. I'd love to do this

Wow amazing Thank you so much Jess for inspiring us

@artofjesskarp

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely. I’m so happy you enjoy. Thanks for watching