Great job on the DIY stuff. I forgot to log half of my projects. What happens is I finish a project and then-OH CRAP, I forgot to take before pictures.
Nine Dark Moons
Yes, realizing you forgot to take “before” pictures is always a big disappointment!
I’m really curious how you like the watercolor pens. Your examples are beautiful! Do you also use regular watercolors? I do, and I’m always tempted by these pens. If you posted about this, I missed it, and I’d love to know more!
Nine Dark Moons
Hi D’Arcy! I haven’t posted about them yet, but I will be. I LOVE them! I followed along with the youtube tutorials for the first 4, and have 2 more tutorials to do. I haven’t used actual watercolors since art classes in college. I always found them frustrating to use! The pens are definitely easier, and have so much versatility. I look forward to learning more about how to use them, and branching out into my own creations.
BTW I’m one of the unfortunate ones who can’t comment on your blog! The comments I left about your incredible trip and photos in South Africa are in the ether somewhere!
Wwll, dang! I thought I solved that problem by not requiring name and email. Sorry … there are some sites I’ve never been able to comment on, too. Looking forward to hearing about the pens!
Great job on the DIY stuff. I forgot to log half of my projects. What happens is I finish a project and then-OH CRAP, I forgot to take before pictures.
Yes, realizing you forgot to take “before” pictures is always a big disappointment!
I’m really curious how you like the watercolor pens. Your examples are beautiful! Do you also use regular watercolors? I do, and I’m always tempted by these pens. If you posted about this, I missed it, and I’d love to know more!
Hi D’Arcy! I haven’t posted about them yet, but I will be. I LOVE them! I followed along with the youtube tutorials for the first 4, and have 2 more tutorials to do. I haven’t used actual watercolors since art classes in college. I always found them frustrating to use! The pens are definitely easier, and have so much versatility. I look forward to learning more about how to use them, and branching out into my own creations.
BTW I’m one of the unfortunate ones who can’t comment on your blog! The comments I left about your incredible trip and photos in South Africa are in the ether somewhere!
Wwll, dang! I thought I solved that problem by not requiring name and email. Sorry … there are some sites I’ve never been able to comment on, too. Looking forward to hearing about the pens!