In this week’s Draw Tip Tuesday, Koosje Koene, co-founder of Sketchbook Skool, makes a scene come to life.
Have you ever wondered what your art would look like as an animation? Start with a flip book! This project can bring characters or scenes to life in a simple and tangible way. It can seem like a lot of work, but Koosje gives a few tips to make it easier. Have fun!
by David Pyle Art-making stuff Finding joy vs. being ‘good’ (whatever that is) I know this sounds trite, but it really IS all about the process. In my 40 years of active painting, I’ve gradually come to understand that the real joy comes when I’m fully ‘in the moment,’ working outside of anything that feels
I could start with a humorous anecdote, maybe something self-deprecating —I’ve been doing a fair amount of that sort of self-flagellation lately. Maybe about the time I fell asleep in the library in college and was so embarrassed when I was awoken by another student that….
Welcome to a new series from Sketchbook Skool about what making art means in our lives, as told by members of our Spark community. “Making art gives me balance.” When life became turbulent, Catherine Youngren found stability in her sketchbooks. Art by Catherine Youngren I just retired from my work as a commercial interior designer
