KZread just suggested this video to me like the knew! Thank you so much for this beautifully detailed review Teoh! I really love your blog and channel so it's an honour :)

@thegrublord

5 жыл бұрын

MAIS2 - I received your book yesterday and absolutely love it! It makes me happy to see your experiences in Japan because I have wanted to travel there for so long. Thank you for sharing your sketchbook with the world!

@MAIS2

5 жыл бұрын

I'm so happy to hear that @@thegrublord ! thank you !

She's raw and uncensored. I respect that. Makes for very colorful art and very colorful context. 😉 Thanks for sharing this one Teoh. 👍 😄

I really like the powerful ink work. Thanks for the review Teoh!

I have that Hello NY too and I love it!!! Julia Rothman is a wonderful artist and author!

Wow, her art is amazing! Thank you for sharing her drawings.

What a great way to remember your travels! Japan is an amazing place, with amazing people! Her caption "I don't want to leave" is so true! Lived in Japan for two years, even so we only touched the tip of the iceberg of the things we wanted to do and see! Oh how we loved and miss all the wonderful and often amusing vending machines!! Hot Royal Milk Tea on a cold day, perfect! Beef Bowls from Yoshinoya were addictive! They became our Friday movie night staple! Thanks for reviewing this book, her artwork brought back some fun memories!!

her drawing is really amazing even that is not my type.she is gifted at drawing whatever your sketches are the best,teoh.

Tring thank you for your review. Alessandra has a sauté view looking into a day an a life travelogue. Her precise drawings of the street and her humorous comments of birds was very funny. The toilet very true and her awareness of differences recorded in drawings it truly urban. Tring I like the small stories within the art book. Tring isn’t that is what we sketch for? A snap shot of life and places to remember. Well done. Catch you in the next review. Brenda

Very engaging and such variety in the page designs, wonderful drawings and I wish we had those Japanese style toilets here in the US! Thank you for this review. Wish I could get this book.

I have never done a travelogue before -after watching your video I think I might start one especially since I plan to go to Amsterdam for the sketchers symposium in July.

I lived in Japan 1986-1988 and it was really nice looking through her book. It brought back a lot of memories. 😊

Bought this on the spot after watching this review!! Thank you fo reviewing it, my books wishlist is growing bigger and bigger thanks to you ahah

Great review, Teoh!

Wow I love the humor in her amazing art!

Good art book tutorial.

Weird I don't get notified for every video. Good thing I always check 👌👽

@teohyc

5 жыл бұрын

You've got to click the notification bell icon. KZread should send out notification emails.

That is such a great book! Fun and inspiring.

Nice review this book!

thank you so much for sharing this one. i really enjoy your book reviews 👍

I just recieved the book The New Creative Artist!! What a wonderful book!!!!❤❤❤❤I can always trust your reviews! Thank you!!

@teohyc

5 жыл бұрын

That's great \ (•◡•) /

beautiful artwork.

Hey there! I just bought my first set of Daniel Smith tubes and I picked out transparent puerile orange since I really liked the color on the dot card and in your artwork as well. But the tube I got gave me more of an extremely vibrant orange instead of the deep red orange with a dark mass tone as was on the dot card. Do you know if they’ve reformulated this paint?

@Wildboy789789

5 жыл бұрын

I'll let teoh answer about the formula, but as far as transparent paint goes there is a huge difference when u lay it on thick or thin, try blobing it on, Indian yellow goes from goldorange to daylight just based on how thin u paint it... I'd hate for you to have to buy new colors, but I use Indian (hansa) yellow and quindacrylon magenta, u maybe able to fix your orange color with a quin crimson, the magenta may be too purple and with that orange may neutralize it to a brown, buy a strong quin red

@teohyc

5 жыл бұрын

Not sure if they have changed anything. The pigment code is PO71. It should be more reddish. Check out the swatches on Jane Blundell website www.janeblundellart.com/orange-watercolour-swatches.html

Ok Teoh, you can send that book to me immediately!! LOL

Aww that is such a cute looking book

Hello Teoh, i was curious to know if you have any tips on speaking in videos? For example i have a hard time expressing my thoughts and putting them into words so i end up pausing for a long time while a lot of thoughts are going through my head. I try to speak slower but my mind thinks too fast and i get to a point where i just stop talking then i forget what i was talking about. If i speak fast then no one understands what im saying and it ends up sounding like a never ending run on sentence. I also have the problem of, if i speak slower so people will understand me, i have to keep chopping my videos up into segments. If i make a review or tutorial that's only 10 minutes, it ends up being 5 segments of 2 minute video. This makes video editing take to long. If im speaking while doing something at the same time then its much more difficult. Just multitasking two tasks of speaking and drawing causes me to lose my thoughts or the ability to express what im thinking. Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you.

@teohyc

5 жыл бұрын

Just speak at your normal speed will do. The more you practice, the easier it gets. If you deviate from your usual speed, eventually you will still go back to your normal speed anyway. It's inevitable. Talking and drawing is tough. Usually for me, I will narrate over a clip that I've recorded, rather than talk and draw at the same time. BUT again, the more you do it, the easier it gets. Soon you will be able to draw and talk at the same time. Don't think too much about these things. Just keep on making videos. You'll learn and get better.

@JSheetzArtwork

5 жыл бұрын

@@teohyc Thank you Teoh, ill try this :)

I love the book and your review of it. Been exploring your channel - lot of great tips for beginners. Especially for beginners. Do you have any tips for drawing people - for those who are just starting?

@teohyc

5 жыл бұрын

When drawing people, pay attention to the proportion and placement of the features. Spend more time observing than drawing. When you're drawing, think like this... "Where is this line in relation to that feature that I've already drawn"

@SeemaMisra

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks, i will try this technique.

😀👍👍👍 Very cool