How to Make a Pen & Ink Drawing Digital mdcampbellart 2026-07-10 | There are too many complicated tutorials circulating on social media on how to separate the line art from your drawing so you can color it in Photoshop or Procreate. PLUS: A third method in Adobe Illustrator!MUSIC: "Still Fall (instr)" by M.D. Campbell © 2026 All rights reservedINSTAGRAM:@mdcampbellart SOFTWARE: • Adobe Illustrator 2026• Adobe Photoshop 2026• Procreate (current 2026)#penandink #digitaldrawing #illustrationtips
Pilot G-2: Best Gel Pen EVER? mdcampbellart 2026-07-03 | I've tried most of the popular gel pen brands out there, but for me, one stands out among the rest. Find out which one and why!Instagram: @mdcampbellart Web: www.mdcampbellart.comMusic: "Still Fall (instrumental) by M.D. Campbell © 2026 All rights reservedGear:• Hand•Book Travelogue Journal• Pilot G-2 gel pens (.38, .5, .7, and 1.0)• Pentel watercolor brush• M. Graham watercolors#bestgelpen #pilotpen #pentelbrushpen #waterbrush #travelogue
The VICTIM of ART (10 Types) mdcampbellart 2026-06-26 | Are you, or is someone you know, a "VICTIM of ART" when it comes to skill, social media, or success in art? Here, the 10 types of victims are revealed and ways to address them for a positive creative experience.Note: The artwork in the video is designed specifically to illustrate this topic.The Victim of Art: 10 Types: 1. The Cynic 2. Misery Enjoys Company 3. The Glass is Half Empty 4. The World is Against Me 5. The Blame Game 6. Excuses, Excuses, Excuses 7. Making Mountains Out of Mole Hills 8. It's All About Me! 9. It's Not Fair!! 10. The One-UpperMUSIC: “Still Fall” by M.D. Campbell • © 2026 • All rights reservedINSTAGRAM:@mdcampbellart GEAR: • Arches hot press watercolor paper• Copic Multiliner pens• Daniel Smith watercolor paints• Escoda Versatil & Princeton brushes• Prismacolor Premier colored pencilsI'm always grateful for feedback, so please share your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! ~ Mark#danielsmmithwatercolors#victimmentality #cynicism #misery #glasshalffull #blamegame #excuses #allaboutme #notfair #oneup #escodabrushes#copicmultiliners
COLOR THEORY Simplified & Demystified mdcampbellart 2026-06-19 | One of the most challenging aspects of art is understanding the basics of color theory and how colors work together. This simplified presentation may help to de-mystify the concepts surrounding colors and what they represent.Whether a beginner, student, or veteran artist, this may be a useful refresher for your own approach to color with your own work.As always, the intent is educate, enlighten, and entertain. I hope you enjoy!INSTAGRAM: mdcampbellartMUSIC:“Still Fall” by M.D. Campbell © 2026 M.D. Campbell • All rights reservedI'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please share your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! ~ Mark#colortheoryfortherestofus#colortheoryfordummies#understandingcolor
The 5-Minute Workout for Artists mdcampbellart 2026-06-12 | Athletes stretch before the big game, musicians warm-up before the performance, and artists... well, here's my 5-minute workout routine that will help prepare you BEFORE you jump into that big project! MUSIC by M.D. Campbell © 2026 M.D. Campbell • All rights reservedBLOG: http://www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioInstagram: mdcampbellartGEAR: • Hand•Book Travelogue journal• Tachikawa Model 40 Nib Pen with Zebra-G nib• Dr. Ph. Martin's Black Star Waterproof India Ink (matte)• Arteza Premium WatercolorsI'd love to hear your thoughts on how you prepare before getting into a new project, so please share your feedback in the Comment section below. As always, thank you for checking out the video. Be well and enjoy indulging your creative spirit! ~ Mark#artistworkout#tachikawa #penandink #arteza
REVIEW: LUCHETTI Gutterless Sketchbook mdcampbellart 2026-05-31 | Imagine a vegan leather-bound sketchbook with 44-pages of 600gsm cold-pressed watercolor paper that lies truly flat, with NO gutter to allow the freedom of drawing or painting across two 8" x 8" pages and create amazing artwork! Oh, add the fact that the paper doesn't buckle or warp when you paint on it, too! Sound too good to be true? Well, maybe it is. Come find out whether this new true flat sketchbook by LUCHETTI (pronounced "loo-keh-tee") lives up to that concept or if it's just another novelty art supply that will end up collecting dust on the bookshelf.What do you enjoy most about your favorite sketchbooks? I'd love to hear your thoughts and experiences in the comments below.As always, thank you for coming by and I hope you're having a great time exploring your creative journey. ~ MarkMUSIC:"Still Fall (instr)" by M.D. Campbell © 2026 • All rights reservedSOCIAL: Instagram: @mdcampbellartWEBSITE:www.markdcampbell.com#luchetti#luchettisketchbooks#watercolorsketch #mdcampbellart
Telling a Story with Your Art mdcampbellart 2026-05-22 | Artists are storytellers, no matter what medium or field. But, telling a good story isn't just about creating art – it's about well-crafted, quick, and clear communication. Enhancing our ability to tell a good story will impact how effective our work can convey the message we wish to share.So, how can we improve our skills to communicate more quickly and effectively with vibrant representation that's easy to translate by viewers?Here are 10 ways I suggest to improve the story our work wants to tell:1. Originality: Even re-telling an old story can be original.2. Identifying Our Audience: Knowing who we're telling our story to.3. Making it Personal: Stories that come from experience are often the most impactful..4. Enjoying Ourselves: If creating becomes a chore it will show in our work and in our story.5. Making it Attainable: Rush leads to mistakes and omitting important details. Having access to fresh ideas, quality materials, and time to work is vital creating our best work.6. Keeping it Simple: Avoid overcomplicating a story with conflicting ideas, multiple directions, or confusing intentions. An egg is simple; an omelette is not.7. Telling a Story in One Take: Most memorable works of art often focus on telling one, unique story.8. Coherence & Continuity: Creating a body of work that is consistent is vital in good storytelling.9. The Devil is in the Details: Too many details can cloud a story, distract the viewer, and obfuscate the focus we intended.10. Done is Good: Knowing when a piece is finished prevents overworking and potentially ruining it and sabotaging the entire message we are trying to share.Video Reference: Pushing Our Creative Development: youtu.be/yREd22xeHycGEAR: • Etchr Labs Cold Pressed Watercolor Paper• Da Vinci Cosmotop Spin #4 Round Brush• A. Gallo watercolors• Gelly Roll white gel penMUSIC:“Still Fall (instr)” by M.D. Campbell © 2026 M.D. Campbell • All rights reservedInstagram: mdcampbellart_____The intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark#etchr#agallocolors#mdcampbellart#visualstorytelling
Can FLOWERS Make You a BETTER Artist? mdcampbellart 2026-05-15 | In this discussion I present a unique perspective on how to think a little differently and learn to thrive, be more efficient, and create with an organic, natural sensibility – all inspired by the power of FLOWERS!I hope you enjoy this one and it helps bring a new way of thinking about your own art and creativity!!Thank you for coming by! I'm thrilled you're here! Enjoy! ~ Mark
REVIEW: Schminckes Retro 1930s Technical Architectural Watercolor Set mdcampbellart 2026-05-08 | Along with two other sets, Schminke's Retro 1930s Technical Architectural Horadam Aquarelle set of 9 full pans is arguably one of the most unique watercolor sets on the market. Inspired by strict standards set by the Deutsches Institut für Normung (German Institute for Standardization) in the 1930s, these DIN standards were adopted across Europe to ensure quality in building materials and paints, as well as compatibility in various products and processes, specifically in architecture, engineering, and manufacturing.I love all things "retro" especially when they are tactile and functional. It's not clear what prompted Schmincke to release such an unusual and inspired set, but I was thrilled to pick them up and share them here in this review.But – are they worth the price and do they live up to Schmincke's reputation?Check out this video to learn more about these paints and a bit of history behind them! Cheers! ~ MarkMUSIC:“Still Fall (instrumental)” by M.D. Campbell © 2026 M.D. Campbell • All rights reserved.INSTAGRAM:mdcampbellart***** A special shout out to DIY BRY for posting a crucial video which helped in getting this video together. Without him, this video would not be here!Visit his channel at: youtube.com/@UCBf6-DYTSkj1_yUVljn7dlQ
GEL PEN Painting • Elevate Your Line Art mdcampbellart 2025-10-13 | Elevate your line drawing by using a standard GEL pen then activating the ink with WATER to take your drawing to a whole NEW level and keep you immersed into your work for FUN, relaxation, and exploration.If you've never tried this technique, you're in for a TREAT!! It's my daily method of coming home from work and just drawing without all the planning and sketching, though you can take it as far as you like! ENJOY!!MUSIC: 1. “Still Fall (instr)” by M.D. Campbell © 2025 M.D. Campbell • All rights reservedInstagram: mdcampbellartFacebook: m.d. campbellGEAR: • Panoramic Hand•Book Travelogue journal• Uni Ball & Pilot gel pens (black)• Pentel waterbrushThe intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark#inktober2025 #gelpens #penandink #linedrawing #pentelbrushpen
THE INKTOBER STRUGGLE | #inktober2025 mdcampbellart 2025-10-04 | The Inktober Struggle. Some people do the daily challenge in a few minutes. Yet, others spend hours pushing the limits of their creative skills.After a few days, it can be a very real struggle to come up with good ideas, find the time to immerse and be creative, and to find the courage to sit and create something totally new.In this discussion, I talk about 10 ways of how I manage the "Inktober Struggle" to create new work that satisfies myself AND the challenge:1. STOP. TAKE A BREAK. CHANGE YOUR SURROUNDINGS. When it all starts to overwhelm, take a break and go for a walk.2. ACCEPT THE REALITY OF THE SITUATION. Owning the situation and pushing through is like ripping the Band Aid off.3. BREATHE (Meditate while you create) There is so much healing power in just breathing!4. TALK TO SOMEONE WHO CAN RELATE. Talking with those who "get it" can be a great stress relief.5. EAT, DRINK, AND REST. Eat healthy, not junk food, and remember to hydrate and rest.6. RE-FOCUS. It's okay to do other creative projects and to even incorporate them.7. MOVE YOUR BODY. Exercise, go for a walk, or even just walk around the house.8. TAKE A SHOWER. Refresh and invigorate your body with good hygiene! 9. UNDERSTAND THIS IS ONLY TEMPORARY. Remember that it's only 31 days and it will end. Try to enjoy it while it's here!10. QUIT & WALK AWAY And always know that if you're not having fun or seeing a positive benefit, it's okay to stop and try again another year.As always, I hope this video is beneficial and enjoyable for you.If you're doing the Inktober challenge, I wish you the best of success in your wonderful, creative adventure!Cheers and thank you for watching. Please provide any feedback or comments below, as I'd love to hear your thoughts. As always, stay well, stay healthy, and God bless! ~ Mark#inktober2025 #penandink #strugglingartist _____©2025 Copyright M.D. Campbell • All rights reserved.No part of the content of this video, both audible and video, may be reproduced without expressed written consent.
RECYCLE Paper Bags into Toned Drawing Paper mdcampbellart 2025-04-04 | In this discussion, we talk about the paper recycling process, the up-and-downsides, and how to turn paper bags into art supplies, thus removing them from circulation to reduce waste, water consumption, energy, and to keep them out of landfills. This is a favorite topic of mine and I hope you enjoy!LINKS:Caution: Artist at Play: youtube.com/@CautionArtistatPlayDiscover the wonderful art & techniques of Shana Rowe JacksonWhole Food Market Paper Bag Information:media.wholefoodsmarket.com/whole-foods-market-paper-bags-at-checkouts-receive-forest-stewardship-councGEAR:• FSC Certified Paper Bags• Pilot G2 Gel Pen• Posca Markers• Faber-Castell Polychromos colored pencil• Assorted pastels• General's black & white charcoal pencilsMUSIC: "Still Fall (Instrumental)" by M.D. Campbell ©2025 All rights reserved.BLOG: www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioInstagram: mdcampbellart_______The intent of my channel is to bring interesting, thoughtful content about topics that relate to artists and their creative journey, as well as helpful reviews & discussions to inspire & motivate artists of all ages & levels to engage, explore, and help develop their skills.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below or email me via my website at www. markdcampbell.comThank you so much for coming by today! ~ Mark-----#recycledartsupplies#mdcampbellart#paperbagart
Using a 1 LINE Drawing Technique mdcampbellart 2025-03-28 | This technique of drawing using only a single line was part of the warm up exercises I would begin classes with when I taught college and high school art students. It's a fun way to challenge your skills, but also a way to open doors to a new way to approach your style and the way you draw.I hope you enjoy and thank you for watching!In the video, I reference my "5-MINUTE Workout For Artists" video.Here's the LINK: youtu.be/rEzVVigQ1sk?si=67vT8BQlCBXt15sBAll content is the intellectual property of Mark D. Campbell.©2025 All rights reserved.Content may not be used or reproduced, in any form, without written consent.
When Art is Not FUN Anymore mdcampbellart 2025-03-14 | When the joy in our creative spirit begins to feel tedious and like a chore, we need to address it before we lose interest and let our creativity fade away.In this video, I discuss - at length - reasons why art may stop being fun and offer some unique ways to keep our creative spirit engaged and excited about every creative opportunity.Reasons Why Art May Stop Being Fun: 1. Personal Health & Well-being are Off 2. When Life Gets in the Way 3. Lack of Improvement 4. Seeking Perfection 5. Envy & Jealousy 6. Disinterest and Burnout 7. Being Under-Valued 8. Creative Blocks 9. No Desire to Explore 10. LazinessWays to Keep a Fresh Perspective on Our Creativity 1. Focus on the process 2. Experiment and play 3. Set realistic goals 4. Practice self-compassion 5. Be Part of a Community 6. Consume Inspiration 7. Take a breakGEAR:• Copic Multiliner pens• Pentel Prime .07 mechanical pencil• Etchr Color Pressed Watercolor pad• Sennelier watercolors• Princeton Aqua Elite brushesMUSIC: "Still Fall (Instrumental)" by M.D. Campbell ©2025 All rights reserved.BLOG: www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioInstagram: mdcampbellart_______The intent of my channel is to bring thoughtful content about topics that relate to artists and their creative spirit, as well as helpful reviews and discussions to help inspire and motivate all artists of all ages and levels to engage and explore their own creative journey.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below or email me via my website at www. markdcampbell.comThank you for your time watching! ~ Mark-----#artsnotfunanymore#mdcampbellart#whenmakingartisnofun
The Seven Deadly Sins of Art | v.2025 mdcampbellart 2025-02-28 | The classical themes in Art, Literature, Music, and Theater have always fascinated me. From religion to mythology, from Shakespeare to Stephen King.Among them all are the "Seven Deadly Sins," which when studied, can reveal deep relevance in our daily lives.While the originating with Christianity, they can be found in moral teachings in many other religions, as well. 1. Lust 2. Pride 3. Greed 4. Envy 5. Avarice (selfishness) 6. Sloth 7. Gluttony I've always loved the classical themes in art, literature, music, and theater, from Greek mythology to Shakespeare, Spielberg to Stephen King. "The Seven Deadly Sins" is a favorite that has actual relevance in our lives. Find out more and how they impact artists, as well.Link to the video, "How to Tame Art Envy"youtu.be/4sn6nQy7o0oGEAR: • Legion Stonehenge 300lb hot pressed watercolor paper• Sakura Micron Pens• Schmincke watercolor paints• Windsor & Newton sable brush #0• Loews Cornell round brush #3• Princeton Round Petite brush #20/0MUSIC:“Bleed If You Need” by M.D. Campbellhttp://noisetrade.com/meandboristhebull© 2025 M.D. Campbell (aka Me & Boris the Bull)All rights reserved • Not to be used without expressed permissionMY BLOG:http://www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioIG: mdcampbellartI hope this video was entertaining for you, or maybe helpful or informative in some way. Please "subscribe" to the channel for more content like this.I always love to share thoughts in the Comment section below.Thank you again for your time. Best wishes,Mark
Why are Schmincke Watercolors So Good? | Painting with LOVE mdcampbellart 2025-02-21 | This presentation is about Schmincke Horadam Aquarelle paints and the question that is most frequently asked about them: "What makes Schmincke so much better than other brands?"Well, for starters, painting with Schmincke watercolors, for me, is like painting with love, itself. They are serious, yet playful; complex, yet fun; subtle yet intense.But, they come with a very hefty price tag which may keep a lot of people from even considering them.In the video, I discuss my relationship with these paints, their history, and why the process of making them – since the 1800's – is important.Thanks to Tracy for asking about the the 12 colors I added to this set, which I've listed below. I may swap out the Gold & Silver for another purple and red, which seem light in the set. 1. Raw Sienna 2. Transparent Umber 3. Raw Umber 4. Cobalt Cerulean 5. Green Earth 6. Rose Madder 7. Potter's Pink (this might be the best Potter's Pink I've every used, by the way!) 8. Cadmium Orange Deep 9. Cobalt Violet Hue 10. Sap Green 11. Transparent Red Deep 12. Cobalt Blue HueHere's a link to the video I mentioned:"The Making of Schmincke Horadam Watercolors"youtu.be/4FQ9VXAOgq4?si=zZtVRDJbYxBXe9xP I hope you find this video entertaining and informative. I'd love to hear your thoughts and comments on Schmincke or another brand that makes you feel like you're "painting with love!"Thank you and best wishes! ~ Mark
Hot Sauce Package Illustration with Posca & Schmincke mdcampbellart 2024-04-05 | My voice is gone from a nasty cold, so instead of struggling to talk thru this video, I'll be sharing an ambient song I wrote & performed a few year's back. The illustration is a comp for a packaging project for a hot sauce company. Enjoy the video, the illustration, and the song!THE ILLUSTRATION:A packaging comp project where I'll digitally separate the ink from the background and them add color in either Photoshop or Procreate.I still wanted to play with a color palette, so after capturing the ink drawing, I chose to paint it with watercolors. That was the fun part!GEAR USED: • Arches Hot-Pressed Watercolor Paper• Black Posca Markers• Schmincke Super Granulating Watercolors• Princeton Aqua Elite Round Brush #8MUSIC: [Intro]• “Still Fall” by M.D. Campbell © 2024 M.D. Campbell • All rights reserved• "Low Flying Planes (Solo Journey)" by M.D. Campbell © 2024 M.D. Campbell • All rights reserved.(This song is a loose, interpretable ambient song, inspired by the work of Brian Eno, about a person's solo journey through life with the highs & lows.BLOG: http://www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioINSTAGRAM: mdcampbellartFB: m.d. campbellTIKTOK: mdcampbellart_____The intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark
Benefits of UNLEARNING | Unlearn Your Creativity mdcampbellart 2024-03-29 | When information is outdated or no longer useful, we can benefit "unlearning" what we know and finding new information to promote growth. "Unlearning" was a BIG part of my journey, so I thought I'd share.THE BENEFITS OF UNLEARNING:1. Happiness2. Letting Go3. Courage4. Anti-Laziness5. Sharpens the Mind6. Playtime7. Organization8. Positive Social Influence9. Experience10. Personal GrowthMUSIC:“Bird in the Tree” ©2024 M.D. CampbellMUSIC VIDEO:youtu.be/hhDdqXPcHa0All rights reservedMy Blog: http://www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioInstagram: mdcampbellartFacebook: m.d. campbellTikTok: mdcampbellartGEAR: • old sketchbook from the 1980's• generic mechanical pencil• Copic Multiliner pensLINKS:• Bauhaus School of Art & Design:en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bauhaus• Dictionary definition of "Unlearning"merriam-webster.com/dictionary/unlearn• Leah Dickerman book, "Bauhaus 1919-1933: Workshops for Modernity"https://faculty.risd.edu/bcampbel/dickerman-bauhaus.pdf • I Ching - Book of Changesen.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_ChingThe intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark_____#mdcampbellart #unlearning #2024_HD_Remaster
UNIBALL Gel Pens | Viewer Favorite mdcampbellart 2024-03-22 | After reviewing Sharpie S-Gel pens recently, a lot of folks expressed their love for Uniball pens by the Mitsubishi Pencil Company, who also makes Posca markers and Lamy pens.But are they all they're cracked up to be? Let's find out! Link to the previous Sharpie S-Gel pen review:youtu.be/K9z9vt1HU_Y?si=EJMJVeUmdbxGhy5UFeatured Uniball pens:• Signo Classic 207• Vision Elite• Signo Color Series• Air• Air MicroMUSIC:“Still Fall” by M.D. Campbell © 2024 M.D. Campbell • All rights reservedBlog: http://www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioInstagram: mdcampbellartFacebook: m.d. campbellTikTok: mdcampbellart_______________________The intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark#uniball #mdcampbellart#bestgelpens
PURGE Your Art Supplies? | The BIG Business of Art Supplies mdcampbellart 2024-03-15 | As much as we love to buy new art supplies, it may be just as important to purge our old art supplies, as well. There are many benefits to purging old supplies, too! But, the business of art supplies is BIG business. Let's talk about it over a nice cuppa coffee!LINKS:In the video, I reference LanaGoesArt.You can find her on Instagram: lanagoesartOn YouTube: youtube.com/@LanaGoesArtI also reference MadeByDawn.You can find her on Instagram: MadebyDawn23On YouTube: youtu.be/BU-Q0OZTZ5A?si=WLefMNvfCQZ_IoDeGEAR: • Arches hot pressed watercolor paper• Generic mechanical pencil• Old gum eraser• Sakura Micron pens• Grumbacher GoldenEdge brush• Kuretake Gambai Tambi watercolorsMUSIC:“Still Fall” by M.D. Campbell © 2024 M.D. Campbell • All rights reservedBlog: http://www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioInstagram: mdcampbellartFacebook: m.d. campbellTikTok: @mdcampbellart-----The intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark-----#purgeyourself #mdcampbell #artsupplieshaul
The Habits of Mind: Judge Art More Informed mdcampbellart 2024-03-08 | Art can move and inspire us or cause us to recoil away. Yet, we silently judge other people's art. But, are we doing so with an informed eye? Here we explore how to critique art with an informed understanding of the creative process and what to look for that we may have missed at first glance.As Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg once stated, "One aspect of appellate judging is we have to give reasons for all of our decisions and when you sit down and try to write it out, sometimes you find that your first judgment wasn’t the right one!”MUSIC:“Dreamcatcher (Pretty Wings)” by M.D. Campbell (aka Me & Boris the Bull)http://noisetrade.com/meandboristhebull© 2024 M.D. Campbell • All rights reservedMY BLOG:http://www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioInstagram: mdcampbellartFacebook: m.d. campbellTikTok: mdcampbellartGEAR: • Arches 300lb hotpress watercolor paper• Tubular dip pen with 102 nib• Daniel Smith watercolor paints• Loew-Cornell Comfort 300G (#3) round brush• Grumbacher Goldenedge 4620 (#6) round brush• Windsor & Newton Cotman 111 (#2) round brush• Prismacolor Premiere colored pencils• Gelly Roll 08The intent of my channel is to bring useful content to the art community with insightful information, unique and interesting concepts, motivational discussions, and real-world reviews on the products artists are likely to buy and use every day. I don't get paid to promote products and I don't accept freebies in exchange for reviews. I purchase and use the products in my videos.I'm grateful for your time spent watching and for your feedback to help improve my channel. Please feel free to start a conversation below.Thank you and best wishes in all your creative endeavors! ~ Mark
SHARPIE S•GEL PENS: Worth It? ...Wait til you SEE!! mdcampbellart 2024-03-01 | SHARPIE S-GEL pens claim to have "No Bleed / No Smear Technology," but what is that? Can't ALL gel pens make that claim or is it just another marketing schtick? Let's see how these S-Gel pens hold up in a market already flooded with gel pen ink! LINKS:Super Fun & Easy GEL PEN Painting Technique:youtu.be/DwN76nCvUXw?si=_xJIwuzG3jjWoceNGEAR: • Sharpie S-Gel Pens ($6–$8 per pack of 4 depending on retailer)• Pilot G-2 Gel Pens ( $6–$8 per pack of 4 depending on retailer)MUSIC:“Still Fall” by M.D. Campbell © 2024 M.D. Campbell • All rights reservedBlog: http://www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioInstagram: mdcampbellartFacebook: m.d. campbellTikTok: @mdcampbellart-----The intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark-----#mdcampbellart#sharpieart#gelpens
The Lost Art of Letter Writing & The Benefits mdcampbellart 2024-02-23 | Do most people write letters anymore? For me, it's always been a wonderful, creative exercise and great way to communicate with friends.However, technology has put letter writing on the same path as the typewriter and the pay phone. Mainstays of daily life now nearly forgotten... except for junk mail and bills, of course.There is tremendous value in letter writing and what I call "passive creativity."Learn more about "Passive Creativity" in my previous video: youtu.be/YRX4lOD-DsA?si=UWYIaqqCMYWkFRM5I hope you enjoy this video and I'd love to hear your feedback and whether you still enjoy writing letters and sharing your creative spirit.MUSIC:“Still Fall” by M.D. Campbell © 2019 M.D. Campbell • All rights reservedBlog: http://www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioInstagram: mdcampbellartFacebook: m.d. campbellTikTok: @mdcampbellart-----The intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark-----#mdcampbell#passivecreativity#letterwriting
Hideaways: More Art from Iraville | New Book Review! mdcampbellart 2024-02-16 | Years before I ventured onto the YouTube platform, I was watching a Munich-based artist known as "Iraville" paint the most wonderful, immersive scenes with her watercolors and soft-spoken narratives.In those years, I've had the pleasure of engaging with Iraville (Ira Sluyterman van Langeweyde) on occasion and have been captivated by her unique style and densely filled worlds of color, value, and composition. If there is an artist on social media whom I aspire to be more like, it's her. The dedication to her skills and work is nothing short of humbling. And in this book, "Hideaways: More Art from Iraville," I was able to bring home a one-on-one conversation where reading her perspectives is like sitting over a cup of tea and learning the secrets of a true pro.You can find her work on Instagram at @iraville or on YouTube, as well.Come take a sneak peak at her new book as I discuss some of the reasons why, for me, this will be a fantastic reference tool I'll come back to time and time again!Cheers and thank you for visiting.Mark#iraville#hideaways#watercolorart
Etchr Mini Watercolor Block Review | The Art of EtchrLab mdcampbellart 2023-08-18 | I spend a lot of time drawing in A5-size (5.8" x 8.3") sketchbooks, but when it comes to watercolor blocks, I prefer a larger size that gives me plenty of space to work – until now! Trying out these small "mini" sized watercolor blocks from EtchrLab will be interesting to see if I can pack as much in this smaller size as I can with one of my A5 sized sketchbooks.GEAR: • EtchrLab A5 100% wood pulp hot pressed watercolor pad• EtchrLab A5 50% cotton cold pressed watercolor block • Daniel Smith & Schmincke watercolors• Princeton Aqua Elite & Neptune brushesMUSIC:“Still Fall” by M.D. Campbell © 2019 M.D. Campbell • All rights reservedBlog: http://www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioInstagram: mdcampbellartFacebook: m.d. campbellTikTok: @mdcampbellart-----The intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark-----#etchrlab#mdcampbellart#watercolorblock
Caran DAche Studio 12 Gouache | Demo & Review mdcampbellart 2023-05-27 | After stepping away from gouache paint for nearly 30 years, I'm back to explore a familiar medium with new perspective and sensibilities. Here, I review the Caran D'Ache 12-tube Studio Set and share my thoughts.GEAR: • Hand•Book Travelogue journal• Caran D'Ache gouache paints• Caran D'Ache brushMUSIC:“Still Fall” by M.D. Campbell © 2023 M.D. Campbell • All rights reservedBlog: http://www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioInstagram: mdcampbellartFacebook: m.d. campbellTikTok: @mdcampbellart-----The intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark-----#carandache#mdcampbell#gouacehpainting
Are Your FLAWS Holding You Back? mdcampbellart 2023-04-30 | When the same flaws continue to show up in our work, then they may be holding us back from fully enjoying our creative experience and from growing toward a higher level of work we could do.In this discussion, we talk about how flaws can affect our positive approach to our work and have a negative impact on both the current project and future projects.GEAR: • Legion Stonehenge hotpress watercolor paper• Sharpie Fine and Ultra Fine pens• Sennelier artist grade watercolor paints• Grumbacher Goldenedge #5 round• Artist Loft Vienna #8 filbertMUSIC:“Still Fall” by M.D. Campbell © 2023 M.D. Campbell • All rights reservedBlog: http://www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioInstagram: mdcampbellartFacebook: m.d. campbellTikTok: @mdcampbellart-----The intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark-----#artistflaws#mdcampbell#sennelierwatercolors© 2023 M.D. Campbell • All rights reserved • All content on this channel and in this video are the intellectual property of M.D. Campbell and may not be used, in-part or in whole, reproduced, embedded, or copied without expressed, written consent.
COPIC vs. COPIC | Multiliner Showdown mdcampbellart 2023-04-21 | Whether you're just starting out or you have a long history of pen & ink drawing, there are an overwhelming number of product options on the market. So, is COPIC the top dog? And if so, why? Let's take a look!But, what's YOUR go-to drawing pen? Are you old school with a dip pen? Maybe you're the brush pen kind of person? Or perhaps you go for Microns, every time! In this video, I discuss the Copic Multiliner B-2 series plastic pens in comparison to the SP aluminum body pens to see if there's a difference between them and why one set costs $25 while the other costs $95.GEAR: • Hand•Book Travelogue journal • Copic B-2 series Multiliner pens • Copic SP series Multiliner pensMUSIC:“Still Fall” by M.D. Campbell © 2023 M.D. Campbell • All rights reservedBlog: http://www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioInstagram: mdcampbellartFacebook: m.d. campbellTikTok: @mdcampbellart-----The intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark-----#inktober #mdcampbell#copic
HOW TO USE A WATER BRUSH & Why You May Need One mdcampbellart 2023-04-15 | Water brushes are inexpensive, versatile, easy to use, and fun to work with, so you may not "need" one, but after watching, you may just "want" one! No matter which brand you look at, water brushes can enhance your painting skills, help develop an understanding of water control, and even make your experience with watercolor painting more fun than with traditional brushes.Whether a beginner or a seasoned artist, water brushes are a valuable tool.Brands like Sakura, Pentel, Caran D'ache, Tombow, Holbein, Derwent, Kuretake, Faber Castell, and even Barnes & Nobel each have a line of products. There are tons of private label brands like Arteza, Maike Depot, and Junreox, made in Asia and similar to more expensive brands. Some have unique features, like a push-button or body design that won't roll off your table.For me, I use Pentel Aquash Water Brushes and have been enjoying them for years. Here, I talk about why they're perfect for travel, on-the-go, or when I have a few minutes to paint and don't want to pull out water and cups, paper towels or cloth, and my expensive brushes.GEAR: • Etchr cold-pressed 100% cotton sketchbook• Sharpie fine & ultra-fine pens• Pentel water brushes• Daniel Smith watercolorsMUSIC:“Still Fall” by M.D. Campbell © 2019 M.D. Campbell • All rights reservedBlog: http://www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioInstagram: mdcampbellartFacebook: m.d. campbellTikTok: @mdcampbellart-----The intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark-----#waterbrush #mdcampbellart #watercolortutorial
10 MAJOR Watercolor Mistakes (I Still Keep Making!) mdcampbellart 2023-04-08 | I've been painting for most of my life, yet, I still keep making the same major mistakes with watercolors! In this video, I talk about 10 major issues I continue to encounter, even after all these years! But, are they fixable? 1. Using Cheap Tools & Materials 2. Not Creating a Plan Before I Begin 3. Working Too Fast or Too Slow 4. Trying to Fix Mistakes 5. Water: Too Much & Not Enough 6. Color Mixing 7. Establishing Value 8. Using Clean Water 9. Not Knowing When to Stop / Overworking 10. Expecting PerfectionGear Used in Video: • Travelogue Hand•Book Journal • Mission Gold watercolors • Artist Loft #8 Vienna Filbert brush • Grumbacher #5 Goldenedge Round brushMUSIC:“Still Fall” by M.D. Campbell © 2019 M.D. Campbell • All rights reservedBlog: http://www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioInstagram: mdcampbellartFacebook: m.d. campbellTikTok: @mdcampbellart-----The intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark-----#mdcampbellart#watercolormistakes#missiongoldpurepigmentwatercolors
Using an Ipad to Plan Your Color Palette mdcampbellart 2023-03-31 | In this video, I share how I easily plan my color palette for a drawing using an iPad and creative software. Not only is it practical and saves time, but it's fun and allows us even further immersion into our creativity.As a young designer, I used to plan a color palette by drawing thumbnails and swatching with markers or colored pencils. Now, with current technology, it's as easy as snapping a photo!In this video I use: • Apple iPad Pro • Apple Pencil • Procreate software • A. Gallo watercolor paints • Artist Loft Vienna Filbert brush #8 • Grumbacher Goldenedge Round #5 • 5x5 Travelogue Hand•Book JournalI would enjoy discussing this topic further in the comments section below, so please leave your thoughts there.© 2023 M.D. Campbell • All Rights Reserved
Can Screen Texture Improve Digital Art Skills? | Bellemond Kent Paper mdcampbellart 2023-03-05 | In the past, the iPad screen protectors I used were just that – screen protectors. But, the Bellemond Kent Paper Screen Protector is a thin, toothed-surface that makes creating digital art with an Apple Pencil a completely enhanced experience for both professional and casual digital artists.I am not sponsored by Bellemond and did not receive this product to endorse. This was an item purchased, out-of-pocket, to use with real-world illustration applications. The intent is to share my experience, positive or negative, in an honest review. I hope it may be helpful for you.Mark©2023 M.D. Campbell • All rights reserved.
Inktober 2022 Wrap-Up & Walk Thru | #inktober2022 mdcampbellart 2022-11-26 | Well, I survived another Inktober drawing challenge and here are the results along with a walk-thru of the experience – which wasn't as upbeat as in the past. Many of the prompt words this year were not as strong as I was hoping for. Words like "ponytail," "uh oh," and "booger" left me wishing there were more articulate and evocative words.Still, there were some fun surprises, a few homages, and a lot of learning with each piece!GEAR USED:• Noodlers Ink• Custom Oblique Dip Pens• Copic Multiliner Pens• Sakura Micron Pens• Strathmore Series 300 / 160lb Bristol Paper• Apple iPad Pro• AstroPad• Procreate• Adobe Photoshop MUSIC:“Still Fall” by M.D. Campbell © 2019 M.D. Campbell • All rights reservedBlog: http://www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioInstagram: mdcampbellartFacebook: m.d. campbellTikTok: @mdcampbellart-----The intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark-----#inktober2022#mdcampbell#artwalkthrough
Why You NEED To Do Inktober | #inktober2022 mdcampbellart 2022-09-30 | It's that time of year again – INKTOBER! Whether you WANT to do Inktober or maybe you NEED to do Inktober, this is a friendly eye-opener to the quick benefits of doing any drawing challenge.Now, no one says we "have" to do any kind of challenge; however, if we DO decide to do one, consider whether it's because we "want" to take on the challenge versus if we "need" to – and why? Here's some thoughts:Why we might WANT to do a drawing challenge like Inktober?1. TO GET BETTER 2. TO BE MORE CREATIVE3. TO GET BETTER WITH OUR TOOLS4. TO TRY SOMETHING NEW5. TO GET PEOPLE TO SEE & LIKE OUR WORKWhy we might NEED to do a drawing challenge like Inktober?1. TO BUILD OR RE-BUILD OUR CONFIDENCE2. TO ENGAGE OUR CREATIVITY3. TO CONNECT OR RE-CONNECT WITH OUR TOOLS4. TO CHALLENGE OURSELVES5. TO JOIN LIKEMINDED ARTSITS FOR CREATIVE FELLOWSHIPThank you for watching and if you enjoyed this video, please subscribe to receive more creative content like this in the future to help motivate, inspire, and get you into your creative spirit!Mark#inktober2022 #mdcampbellart#drawingchallenges
Building a SUPER PALETTE | Showcase & Walkthru mdcampbellart 2022-09-27 | Building a SUPER Palette | Showcase & WalkthroughWhen you have too many sets or tubes of paint, it may be time to consolidate into a SUPER PALETTE of your favorite colors, brands, or box.After showcasing several sets I've modified, I provide a quick walkthrough of how I modify a set to expand it into a larger collection.While it's fun for yourself, it can also be a great gift for another or something that you can sell, if you prefer.For me, it's a hobby to build something new that I can enjoy for years. I hope you enjoy the video and as always, thank you for watching!MarkREFERENCED VIDEOS YOU MAY ENJOY: • Essential A. Gallo Watercolor Review: youtu.be/UW9gpEzxJAY • Expanding Your Watercolor Set (Wicker Man box): youtu.be/vPIjqh117G8 • Modifying the Portable Painter Palette: youtu.be/ts3HRNex-XE • Build Your Own Watercolor Set (for beginners): youtu.be/TzN27yhQVsMMUSIC:“Still Fall (instr)” by M.D. Campbell © 2022 M.D. Campbell • All rights reservedBlog: http://www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioInstagram: mdcampbellartFacebook: m.d. campbellTikTok: mdcampbellart_____The intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark#buildawatercolorset#superpalette#newwatercolorbox
LEUCHTTURM 1917 Review • How you say that name? mdcampbellart 2022-07-02 | I first saw one of these books at a Barnes & Noble and the name threw me off: Leeuckterm? Loochterm? Leeuchterum? Soon, I leaned the name and experienced their sketchbooks. This review is a quick peek to see if these book are for you, whether journaling, daily logs, or for fun sketching!LINKS:Reference website: leuchtturm1917.usGEAR used to test on the Leuchtturm1917 notebook (plain, 60lb, 8x5.5):• Generic ball point pen• Generic #2 pencil• Sharpie Fine & Ultra-Fine pens• Staedtler Fineliner Colored Pens• Faber Castell PITT brush pens• Sakura Micron pens• Schmincke watercolor• Prismacolor Premier colored pencils• Uni Ball Vision Elite .07 gel pen• Pilot G-2 .05 gel penMUSIC:“Still Fall (instr)” by M.D. Campbell © 2022 M.D. Campbell • All rights reservedBlog: http://www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioInstagram: mdcampbellartFacebook: m.d. campbellTikTok: mdcampbellart_____* Disclaimer: I am not affiliated and have no connection with Leuchtturm or their companies. I buy these products and review for the benefit of the community.The intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark#leuchtturm1917#journalingbooks#mdcampbellart
How to Pick an Alternative Color Palette & Why mdcampbellart 2022-04-16 | In commercial art, clients often want to see more than one option to their visual marketing solutions. It's the artist's job to create them. Still, in our own work, it's a good idea to plan a color palette with alternate options to get the best results, have the piece "pop," and to satisfy our creative spirits.GEAR: • Etchr Cold Pressed Watercolor Sketchbook• M. Graham Watercolors• Da Vinci Cosmotop Spin #4 Round Brush• iPad Pro with Apple Pencil & Procreate appMUSIC:“Still Fall (instr)” by M.D. Campbell © 2022 M.D. Campbell • All rights reservedWebsite: www.markdcampbell.comInstagram: mdcampbellartTikTok: mdcampbellartFacebook: m.d. campbell_____The intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark#mdcampbellart#howtopickacolorpalette#helpmebeabetterartist
DIP PENS | Whats the Point? mdcampbellart 2022-02-26 | I've never spoken much about dip pens and why I used them. Mostly because people usually find them daunting. But, here, after 30 years, I finally open up about why I love them so much and what I use.If you've thought about using them or even if you have them and don't use them frequently, perhaps this video will motivate you to explore this classic form of writing and drawing. After all, what's life without trying new things to excite our creative spirits!GEAR• Speedball straight crescent nib pen (plastic)• Speedball standard tube nib pen (plastic)• Speedball oblique pen with detachable flange (plastic)• Tachikawa lacquered wood T-40 pen with dual fittings and rubber grip• Custom Red Hombre Curly Maple pen with permanent brass flange• Custom Spalted White Maple pen with permanent brass flange• Nibs: Speedball C Series nibs & Steel Brush/Rake, Zebra G nibs, etc.• Strathmore Bristol paper• Ink: Windsor & Newton, Rotring, Liquitex, Dr. PH Martins, Higgins, etc.• Isopropyl alcohol & Q Tips (for cleaning)MUSIC:“Still Fall (instr)” by M.D. Campbell © 2020 M.D. Campbell • All rights reservedBlog: http://www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioTikTok: mdcampbellartInstagram: mdcampbellartFacebook: m.d. campbell_____The intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark#mdcampbellart#dippenart#obliquepens#penandinkdrawing
Pushing Our Creative Development (PLUS!! Inktober 21 Wrap-up) mdcampbellart 2021-12-16 | At an early age we begin pushing our creative development through play, exploration, and positive reinforcement. But, can adults push their creative development to bring their work to a new level? I say, "heck yes!"Whether we are amateurs beginning our creative journey or seasoned artists who have been at it for decades, without nudging our creative development even just a little bit, we will be caught in a repetitive cycle of creating the same work, over and over, without every breaking out.By introducing a single change in the way we work, the tools we use, or the environment we work in, we can alter the course of our creative development by leaps and bounds.ALSO in this video, I share my Inktober 2021 Wrap Up with you, and how I chose to push my own creative development to create a unique set of characters during the challenge and for 31 days get to intimately know them to finish with a cohesive body of work that I'm pleased with.MUSIC:“Still Fall (instr)” by M.D. Campbell © 2020 M.D. Campbell • All rights reservedBlog: http://www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioInstagram: mdcampbellartFacebook: m.d. campbell_____The intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark#mdcampbellart#creativedevelopment#inktober2021
(Do You Have) The Courage to Create? | #couragetocreate mdcampbellart 2021-11-28 | It takes a special courage to stand up to our day to day obligations to find the time and energy needed to access our creative spirit to enrich our lives and simply make us feel happy. But, do you have that courage?In Rollo May's legendary book, "The Courage to Create" provides insight and inspiration on how to break old patterns and seek out ways to access our creative nature and navigate through fear and doubt into a more realized individual creative spirit.GEAR: • Etchr Cold Pressed Watercolor Sketchbook• Copic Multiliner Black Ink Pens• Daniel Smith watercolors• Raphael watercolor brushes• Loew Cornell watercolor brushesMUSIC:“Still Fall (instr)” by M.D. Campbell © 2021 M.D. Campbell • All rights reservedBlog: http://www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioInstagram: mdcampbellartFacebook: m.d. campbell_____The intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark#mdcampbellart#copicmultiliners#couragetocreate#rollomay
2021 Inktober MID-POINT Check-In | #inktober mdcampbellart 2021-10-17 | We're at the half-way point of all the October drawing challenges, so where are you at? Still going strong? Falling behind? Given up? Here, I share observations of others doing the challenge as well as my own experiences. Every year is different, and this year has some amazing work worth checking out! Let's explore together!MUSIC:“Clibopb (instr)” by M.D. Campbell © 2021 M.D. CampbellBlog: http://www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioInstagram: mdcampbellartFacebook: m.d. campbellGEAR: • Hand•Book Travelogue journal• Micron Graphic Pens• Derwent Inktense PencilsThe intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark#inktober#inktober2021#mdcampbellart#dragon#derwentinktensepencils#micronpens
Maybe Its Time to QUIT ART? (To Try Something New) mdcampbellart 2021-07-30 | Having trouble getting a job in the art field or selling your artwork? Maybe you're bored or the work you do just isn't fun, anymore? Whatever it is, maybe it's time to re-evaluate your art life and try something new?I know for me, I recently made a dramatic change in my career as a corporate and contract artist to do something completely different and start a whole new career, while keeping my art career in-tact, at home – but on my terms.In the video, I simply discuss some of the ways to recognize if maybe it's time to re-evaluate whether we're still on-course with our passion for creativity, as well as our goals for what we expect from it.Some of these include:• Having a gut feeling that things are not progressing.• Feeling like we're stuck in the mud, not going anywhere.• We find more frustration than success.• That we're doing art for the wrong reasons.• That the goals we've set have come and gone.• When we understand the concept that "change returns success."• Discovering that we've lost the passion for our work.• When we just give away our work on social media or to a job.• When money becomes the issue.• We have a strong desire to simply try something new.As aways, I'd love to hear your feedback on this discussion, so please feel free to leave your comments below. Thank you so much for your time watching. ~ MarkGEAR: • Etchr Watercolor Sketchbook• A. Gallo Watercolors• Staedtler Fineliner Pen• Arteza Expert Watercolor PencilMUSIC:“Still Fall (instr)” by M.D. Campbell © 2020 M.D. Campbell • All rights reservedBlog: http://www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioInstagram: mdcampbellartFacebook: m.d. campbell_____The intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark#mdcampbellart#etchrlabs#agallocolors
A. GALLO Watercolors Essential Review mdcampbellart 2021-04-23 | When it comes to watercolor paints, if you haven't heard the name A. Gallo mentioned, you soon will. These extremely high quality paints are uniquely made from all natural ingredients, like rosemary oil and locally harvested honey from Italy where they are made, in the old tradition.But, while big brand art supply manufacturers spend millions every year marketing their products to artists around the globe, small, independent manufacturers like A. Gallo create their products to their own, highest standards and package them leveraging the creative resources around them – all without the million dollar budgets.Let's take a look at why the name A. Gallo is becoming a name that people are talking about and why they deliver to a fiercely loyal community who adores their branding, personalization, and the human touch that has become their signature in all they produce.A. GALLO WATERCOLORS 48 PAN SET (LIGHTFAST: ★★★★ = Excellent)• Lemon Yellow (PY3) ★★★★• Royal Yellow (PY154) ★★★★• Azo Tellow Gold (PY151, PY43) ★★★★• Indian Yellow (PY154, PY110) ★★★★• Arancione (PY83, PV19, PR101) ★★★★• Vermilion Red (PR255) ★★★★• Scarlet Red (PR254) ★★★★• Permanent Carmine (PV19) ★★★★• Ruby Red (PR264) ★★★★• Opera Rose (PR122) ★★★• Potter’s Pink (PR233) ★★★★• Quin. Red-Gold (PO48) ★★★★• Perylene Maroon (PR179) ★★★★• Mineral Violet (PV16) ★★★★• Dioxazine Violet (PV37) ★★★• Ultramarine Violet (PV15) ★★★★• Indanthrone Blue (PB60) ★★★★• Transparent Cerulean (PB15:3) ★★★★• Aquamarine (PB15:4, PG7) ★★★★• Teal Blue (PW6, PB15:3, PG7) ★★★★• Copper Blue (PW4, PG7, PB15:3, PY3) ★★★★• Zirconium Blue (PB71) ★★★★• Lapis Lazuli (Genuine) ★★★★• Ultramarine Blue (PB29) ★★★★• Fig Green (PY151, PG17) ★★★★• Malachite (Eco-friendly eggshells/pigment blend) ★★★• Viridian Hue (PG7, PB29) ★★★★• Sap green (PG36, PY83, PV19, PR101) ★★★★• Chromium Oxide Green (PG17) ★★★★• Buckthorne Berry Green (NG2) ★★• Verdaccio (PBr8, PBk11) ★★★★• Green Umber (PBr8) ★★★★• Olive Green Deep (PB29, PY154, PY110) ★★★★• Green Earth Warm (PG23) ★★★★• Green Earth Cool (PG23) ★★★★• Slate Gray (PBk19) ★★★★• Buff Titanium (PW6:1) ★★★★• Italian Gold Ochre (PY43) ★★★★• Moroccan Yellow Ochre (PY43) ★★★★• Raw Sienna, Badia (PY43) ★★★★• Ercolano Red (PR101) ★★★★• Sartorio Red (PR101/102) ★★★★• Burnt Umber (Cyprus PBr8) ★★★★• Morellone (PR102) ★★★★• Burnt Umber Dark (PBr7) ★★★★• Payne's Grey (PB15:1, PBk7, PV19) ★★★★• Ivory Black (PBk9) ★★★★* All paints are handmade in Assisi, Italy.* Made from a traditional recipe of raw pigments, local honey, gum arabic, and rosemary oil.* All colors have excellent lightfastness (except where noted)* All colors are cadmium, cobalt, lead, and mercury free.LINKS:A. GALLO OFFICIAL WEBSITE: agallocolors.comA. GALLO SET INFORMATIONAL PAGE: agallocolors.com/shop/collection-48ALINA GALLO YouTube Videos: youtube.com/user/alinagalloINSTAGRAM: @agallocolorsFABRIANO PAPER MILLS: fabriano.com/enGIULIO GIANNINI E FIGLIO Book-binding & Hand-Decorated Paper: giuliogiannini.comMARIA GIANNINI: giuliogiannini.com/en/content/the-6th-generation.htmlMARIA GIANNINI YouTube: youtu.be/nboPwtNReukINSTAGRAM: @maria__giannini__TINTORETTO BRUSHES: tintorettopennelli.com/en/kazan-squirrel-synthetic-1407ONE TREE PLANTED: onetreeplanted.orgARTIST LINKS:Nan Schifris (@_nans_art_): facebook.com/Nans-Art-102538881964339LanaGoesArt (@lanagoesart): youtube.com/c/LanaGoesArtNora K (@norakag): etsy.com/shop/artworksbynorakLINKS TO MY RECENT FABRIANO VIDEOS:PT 1: Fabriano's tiny Hetre Mignon Wishes Book: youtube.com/watch?v=eFiFyoyjUDwPT. 2: Fabriano's gorgeous Bouquet of Notebooks (their "seven senses of paper"): youtube.com/watch?v=ODEwYKQjujgPT. 3 Fabriano's stunning 70% virgin fiber/30% cotton Vergatone Notebook: youtube.com/watch?v=Nj1qFGt8GJEMUSIC:“Still Fall (instr)” by M.D. Campbell © 2020 M.D. Campbell • All rights reservedBlog: http://www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioInstagram: mdcampbellartFacebook: m.d. campbell* Disclaimer: This video is a collaborative effort with A. Gallo._____The intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark#mdcampbellart#agallocolors#agallowatercolors#agallocolours
Lets Talk BRUSHES | Brushes Used By a Professional Artist #watercolorbrushes mdcampbellart 2021-04-04 | When a viewer recently asked about the case I keep my brushes in and if I had a video on it, I realized I did not. So, what a great opportunity to share the case and all the brushes I use, both professionally and for fun!THE COMPLETE LIST OF BRUSHES I USE, REGULARLY:• ISABEY natural hair brushes ($$$$)• RAPHAEL KAERELL synthetic brushes ($$$)• PRINCETON synthetic brushes ($)• PRINCETON SELECT PETIT brushes ($)• ZENART SUPPLIES BLACK TULIP brushes ($$)• MASTER'S TOUCH synthetic brushes ($)• PENTEL waterbrushes ($)• DAVINCI COSMOTOP SPIN natural hair brushes ($$$)• DAVINCI Pure Kolinsky travel pocket brushes ($$$$)• SILVER BLACK VELVET brushes ($$$)• WINDSOR & NEWTON Professional sable brushes ($$)• WINDSOR & NEWTON COTMAN synthetic brushes ($)• LOEW CORNELL synthetic brushes ($)• ESCODA VERSATIL synthetic brushes ($$$)• GRUMBACHER GOLDENEDGE synthetic brushes ($$)• LOEW CORNELL & ARTIST LOFT fan brushes ($)• SIMPLY SIMMONS brushes ($$)• PRINCETON SUMMIT brushes ($$)• NO NAME cheapo brushes that just work great! ($)LINKS:THE ULTIMATE TRAVEL ART BAG SHOWDOWN & REVIEW: youtu.be/F9TrB1YEWRcMUSIC:“Still Fall (instr)” by M.D. Campbell © 2021 M.D. Campbell • All rights reservedBlog: http://www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioInstagram: mdcampbellartFacebook: m.d. campbell_____The intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark#etchrlabs#etchrfieldkit#mdcampbellart#professionalbrushes#brushcase
PASSIVE CREATIVITY & Engaging the Creative Spirit mdcampbellart 2021-03-19 | Those times when we stare at a blank canvas, unsure of our skills, without enough time, or just not feeling into it, learning how to engage our creative spirit through PASSIVE CREATIVITY can help keep us fresh and build something for another day.When I first introduced "passive creativity" to students back in the 1990s, I could see the light go on behind their eyes. It is an incredibly simply technique that can have a powerful impact on just keeping our creative spirit engaged, whether we're in a slump, on the go, or just disinterested.The best part is, that anyone can apply this technique – beginner, student, advanced, or expert, alike! GEAR: • Panoramic Hand•Book Travelogue journal• Daniel Smith watercolors• Copic Multiliner pensMUSIC:“Still Fall (instr)” by M.D. Campbell © 2021 M.D. Campbell • All rights reservedBlog: http://www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioInstagram: mdcampbellartFacebook: m.d. campbell_____The intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark#mdcampbellart#passiveart#passivecreativity#creativespirit
Fabriano Vergatone Notebook | #FABRIANO pt. 3(3) mdcampbellart 2021-03-04 | Throughout history, Fabriano has been a premier name in paper-making with a reputation for quality, style, and excellence. In my 3-part series, I explore three contemporary Fabriano products and why that reputation is assured. In this video, the third of the three, I share my purchase of Fabriano's Vergatone Notebook, named after the vergato or "laid" treatment of the books outside paper cover.LINKS:Pt. 1 of the Fabriano series: The HETRE Mignon Wishes Book youtu.be/eFiFyoyjUDwPt. 2 of the Fabriano series: The Fabriano Bouquet Notebooksyoutu.be/ODEwYKQjujgPt. 3 of the Fabriano series: Fabriano Vergatone Notebookyoutu.be/Nj1qFGt8GJE How to Use White Watercolor & Make Pastel Colorsyoutu.be/D1ZqCXOaR8w Etchr Labs Sketchbook Review, "How Good Can They Be?"youtu.be/8y4euyoji9UNan Schifris artist Instagram: instagram.com/_nans_art_ GEAR:• Fabriano Vergatone Notebook (Orange)• Daniel Smith custom pastel watercolors (mixes of Cadmium Orange, Phthalo Blue, etc. and Chinese white)• Da Vinci 1523 Maestro Pure Kolinsky natural travel brush #10• Grumbacher Goldenedge round synthetic brush #5• Windsor & Newton Cotman round brush synthetic #4• Faber Castell Polychromos, Prismacolor, and Arteza colored pencils• Staedtler Fineliner and Arteza Fineliner pens• Sakura Micron .02 pen• Gelly Roll white gel pen*** DISCLOSURE:I have no affiliation with Fabriano or their companies, and I am not paid to promote these products. I purchased this product for my own personal use, and chose to share them with the art community.MUSIC:“Still Fall (instr)” by M.D. Campbell © 2021 M.D. Campbell • All rights reservedBlog: http://www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioInstagram: mdcampbellartFacebook: m.d. campbell_____The intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark#fabriano#fabrianopaper#fabrianovergatone#fabrianovergata#vergatone#vergato#vergata#laidpaper#mdcampbellart
Fabriano Bouquet Notebooks | #FABRIANO pt. 2(3) mdcampbellart 2021-02-20 | Throughout history, Fabriano has been a premier name in paper-making with a reputation for quality, style, and excellence. In my 3-part series, I explore three contemporary Fabriano products and why that reputation is assured.In this video, the second of the three, I share my purchase of Fabriano's "seven senses of paper," their Bouquet of Notebooks.Come explore all seven notebooks and the unique papers of each:1. Vellutata - Velvety (100 gsm)2. Pergamentata - Parchment (90 gsm)3. Goffrata - Embossed (90 gsm)4. Vergata - Laid (85 gsm)5. Ecologica - Ecological (80 gsm)6. Naturale - Natural (85 gsm)7. Marcata - Felt-marked (95 gsm)LINKS:Pt. 1 of the Fabriano series: The HETRE Mignon Wishes Book youtu.be/eFiFyoyjUDwPt. 2 of the Fabriano series: The Fabriano Bouquet Notebooksyoutu.be/ODEwYKQjujgPt. 3 of the Fabriano series: ???Penicuik Paper-Making Glossary:http://www.penicuikpapermaking.org/papermakingglossary.pdfCowling & Wilcox's video on Fabriano Mould-Made Paper Production:youtu.be/lml-Wfx1RxYGEAR:• Hunt oblique calligraphy pen shaft with #101 Imperial nib• Windsor & Newton Nut Brown ink• Moleskin 3.5x5.5 Classic hard cover unruled notebook• RENDR Crescent "No Show Thru" soft cover sketchbook• Travelogue 5.5 x 5.5 Hand•Book journal• Strathmore Recycled Paper wire bound sketchbook*** DISCLOSURE:I have no affiliation with Fabriano or their companies, and I am not paid to promote these products. I purchased this product for my own personal use, and chose to share them with the art community.MUSIC:“Still Fall (instr)” by M.D. Campbell © 20210 M.D. Campbell • All rights reservedBlog: http://www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioInstagram: mdcampbellartFacebook: m.d. campbell_____The intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark#fabriano#fabrianopaper#bouquetofnotebooks#Vellutata#Pergamentata#Goffrata#Vergata#Ecologica#Naturale#Marcata#mdcampbellart
Hetre Mignon Wishes Book | #FABRIANO pt. 1(3) mdcampbellart 2021-02-14 | This HETRE designed Mignon Wishes book is so beautifully crafted and masterfully hand-made, that it's hard to believe it's only 5x6 cm, making it quite possibly the most adorable, yet functional sketchbook ever! Let's see it!Being a fan of Fabriano paper from Italy, one of the oldest manufacturers dating back to the 1200s and favored by Raphael, DaVinci, and Michelangelo, I decided after a big project to treat myself to the real deal. So, I ordered this beautiful little Mignon Wishes book right from Fabriano in Italy, along with two other products, which I'll share in upcoming videos.This is the kind of book every artist should keep in their studio. Not for serious work or studies, but as a personal journal to their heart and creative spirit. To create in whenever that moment strikes and what's left behind is a memory of that moment in time, to reflect on and smile, cry, roll our eyes, or simply shake our head in remembrance. I love this little book because I know what it will be 10 years from now.The HETRE designed Mignon Wishes Book • $18 USD (from Fabriano Boutique)HETRE website: http://www.hetre.itFabriano Boutique: fabrianoboutique.com* Disclaimer: As always, I do not receive compensation for these reviews. This is a product I purchased myself, which I chose to share with the art community.GEAR: • Fabriano HETRE Mignon Wish Book• Sakura Micron 1.0 pen• Prismacolor 3B drawing pencilMUSIC:“Still Fall (instr)” by M.D. Campbell © 2021 M.D. Campbell • All rights reservedBlog: http://www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioInstagram: mdcampbellartFacebook: m.d. campbell_____The intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark#fabriano#hetre#mignonwishesbook#mdcampbellart
Da Vinci Eye AR Tracing App Review | #DaVinciEye mdcampbellart 2021-02-07 | This app behaves like an old-style projector to allow users to trace their own reference photos, right from their smart phone onto any kind of paper. Read on to learn more about this amazing little app and why I will be using it both professionally and personally, as well as my PROs & CONs, below.I literally stumbled onto this app while on Instagram. I dismissed it, initially, but then was curious to learn what it could do. WOW! Once I got into it, I had no idea how rich the app would be. They packed it full of features, settings, tips, tutorials, and more so there's no way to get bored while using this app.As a disclaimer, I have no affiliation with this company (Cube MG LLC) and I am not paid to promote or review their products. I just think this is an amazing, educational, and really fun app that I wanted to let other artists know about. DaVinci Eye is a $4.99 fully-functional app designed for newer Apple iPhones and iPads, though it may be compatible in Classic Mode with Android, as well.So, there are other drawing aid and/or tracing apps out there, like the free SKetchAR app for iOS and Android, but they are significantly more limited in comparison and don't leverage AR capabilities.Also, there are desktop products, like the Lucy Drawing Tool from LucidArt, which is designed after the old Lucigraph devices from years ago. It uses lenses and mirrors to allow users to look into a lens, see their subject in the distance, and see the subject reflected onto their paper, below. The issue is that it clips onto the table, so it wobbles when you draw, causing the subject to misalign.In this video, I mention a previous video about "Why TRACING is Good for Artists." Here's the link to that video: youtu.be/cI4Ht9iNZDQBelow are the PRO's and CON's of the DaVinci Eye AR Drawing app, starting with the CONs:CONS:• May be considered expensive at around $5. • Does not work with older Apple products (specs below).• AR Mode does not work with Android products.• No support (as of now) for Galaxy or Google devices.• Requires phone to be placed on top of a glass (or similar) to use; concern of phone falling or being knocked off, accidentally, causing damage.• Some minor, forgivable glitches in the software (sometimes relics would not disappear, entering Add Anchor would not permit exiting to main menu, etc).• Uses significant processing power (static it consumed 28% battery power).• Moderate file size: 132.7MB.• Moderate to steep learning curve, especially for non-tech savvy users.• Interface and features can be complex and overwhelming until user becomes familiar.PROS:• At $5, considerably inexpensive for such a feature-rich app that may be useful.• Works seamlessly with newer Apple products.• Interface and navigation are easy to use, with some time exploring.• An excellent tracing reference resource tool.• Promotes more effective drawing skills.• Helps to develop shape, value, and perspective recognition.• Does not require the internet to use, or even electricity if phone is charged.• Includes daily challenges and inspiration photos.• Features challenges and motivational components.• Access to a wealth of tutorials, lessons, and user-community.• Gallery-like format to share work with others.• An excellent educational resource.• and much more! LINKS:DaVinci Eye site: http://www.davincieyeapp.comCube MG LLC Developer's site: cubemg.com/da-vinci-eye-anyone-can-drawSPECS (AR MODE REQUIREMENTS):To use AR mode, you must have an A10x or A11 processor and above. We recommend using:– iPhone 8 and newer (iPhone 7 and below will not work)– iPad Mini 5th Generation and newer– iPad Air 2019 and newer– iPad Pro 3rd Gen (Any pro made after 2018) and newerGEAR: • Strathmore Bristol Paper• Prismacolor 3B drawing pencil• Adobe Photoshop & Illustrator (for graphic design aspect)• Apple iPhone 12MUSIC:“Still Fall (instr)” by M.D. Campbell © 2021 M.D. Campbell • All rights reservedBlog: http://www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioInstagram: mdcampbellartFacebook: m.d. campbell_____The intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark#davincieye#art-tracing#mdcampbellart
Lets Talk TURQUOISE | M. Graham Turquoise Watercolor Review mdcampbellart 2021-02-01 | One of my favorite colors found in nature is the color turquoise. So, when I recently purchased a tube of M. Graham Turquoise watercolors, I was beyond excited to try it out. But, knowing there is a large range of colors we call "turquoise," I decided to see if I could mix variations, easily. The Result?What I found is that mixing and working with a range of blues, greens, and even yellows can produce some amazing turquoise results. I also explored what palette works well with turquoise using my trusted Book of Colors. Come check out what I learned and how I put my new paint to use!GEAR USED:• ZenArt Supplies Black Tulip #10 Round Brush• Da Vinci #4 Cosmotop Spin Brush• M. Graham Turquoise Watercolor• Sakura Koi Field Kit• Daniel Smith Watercolors (mix comparison)• Travelogue Hand•Book Panoramic Cold-Pressed Watercolor Journal• Faber Castell Polychromos Colored Pencils(shown: Staedtler and Arteza Fineline markers, Faber Castell PITT marker)MUSIC:“Still Fall (instr)” by M.D. Campbell © 2021 M.D. Campbell • All rights reservedBlog: http://www.markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutioInstagram: mdcampbellartFacebook: m.d. campbellThe intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark#mgrahamwatercolors#turquoise#howtomixturquoise#mdcampbellart
