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Great project! Thanks so much. sA homechooling bird sillouhette project was my first hook into the world of watercolor. Im curious about Moulin du Roy–how would it compare to Arches or Fabriano?

Love your illustrative style and heart for watermedia. Thanks for sharing!

Absolutely love the energy and wonder in this doodle
Looking forward to seeing your process unveiled, too!

Thanks for another thorough review! I especially appreciated knowing about the “bounce” when working on a 2 page spread–I wouldnt have thought about the difference the spine made. Gorgeous art, as always 😁

I’ve followed your work for years, and enjoyed reading your story. I particularly enjoyed all the quotes 🙂. Is a print of the winter meadow available anywhere for purchase?

Yes!!! Thank you for putting this concept into words. Im trying to move from planned layers to pulling hints of edges out of beautiful washes in a more organic way. It. Is. So. Hard. I still have to do at least one ink and wash piece a week to keep myself sane. Thanks for the encouragement.

Great review…love my A6 A&R! My one gripe was the centered pen loop. If you need to hook a slimmer pen using the clip, the pen extends past the edge of the book. I prefer my loops high 😊

What a sweet piglet! I always hated being born in the Year of the Pig, too, but piggies were my sister’s favorite.

Best of luck, Margaret. Da Vinci has smaller affordable trio sets, too.

Awesome! You will love that palette if you’re an SJ regular 😊

As someone who owns both DaVinci sets, I can assure you, they get a LOT of use. The Scratchmade palette takes the edge for me because I like having both the PR101 burnt sienna deep and the Phthalo green in my full pan mixers, and really like the large assortment of interesting colors in the bottom row.

Ha, ha, Kat! Agreed 😁 Good luck in the giveaway.

So good to see you join the Doodlewash community! Hope you find the inspiration you need, and good luck in the giveaway 😊

Thanks, June! Good luck in the giveaway 😊

Thanks, Sharon!

I love what you’ve been putting out on your Instagram feed with this palette. Look forward to seeing more!

I agree–DaVinci paints were the first artist paints I saved up for. I purchased their original mixing tin a few years ago, and have refilled most of the pans several times over. I like that Tonya added some fun and interesting paints into the SJ palette in addition to the mixing heavyweights.