Kristine Von Hilderbrandt is a costume designer, fashion historian, pattern maker, seamstress, and florist.
At University Kristine studied fashion history and fell in love with the make-believe of costumes. Her favourite fabrics to work with are cotton sateen and velveteen.
Recommended website: spoonflower.com, a place to print your designs on fabric or to purchase items designed by others.
“Share your knowledge with as many people as possible”
@scarlett.menagerie on Instagram and Facebook
If you want some motivation to start drawing, or creating anything, listen to this very inspiring chat with artist AntonioMabs.
AntonioMabs is a freelance artist working in illustration, graphic design, character design, cartooning, and animation.
Most work is created digitally, using a Cintiq tablet. Adobe Photoshop and Flash. Cricut machine for creating stickers.
Art supplies: When sketching he uses a Bic pen or No. 2 pencil, on copy paper. Carries with him a small sketchbook that he’s made himself- available for sale on his website.
Some takeaways:
“Start by putting your ideas down”
“Fail fast. Fail often. Every drawing gets you closer to finding your style”
“Get comfortable with failing. Understand it’s part of the process”
“Try to experiment within the fields of your medium” This allows you to understand it more, even if you don’t necessarily end up doing that work.
“Every day you give to your art, you’ve added energy to it and it grows”
Website: Mabsarts.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/antoniomabs/
Book recommendation: The Principles of Animation
Artist mentioned: mcbess.com
Isaac Gorden goes through his impressive stash of unused art supplies. Handmade Japanese watercolours, Parisian pastels, and rare pencils. Along the way, Isaac and Kim discuss being too precious with art supplies, and the fear of “failure” — however you want to define that personally.
Isaac’s Instagram @dirgesinthedark
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Art Supplies Mentioned
Eberhard Faber Blackwing Pencil
IBM Electrographic Pencil
General’s Test Scoring 580 Pencil
CW Pencils Futura Pencil
General’s Golden Bear Pencil
Mitsubishi Kohitsu Shosha Pencil
Conte a Paris Sanguine Sticks
Gekkoso watercolor paints
Eagle Verithin Pencils
Mephisto Copying Pencils
Eberhard Faber Noblot Copying Pencils
“Postal” colored pencils
Greenleaf & Blueberry watercolors( @greenleafblueberry )
Sennelier Watercolor paints
Conte a Paris hard pastels
@nancychiu Noblot Art on IG
Julia van der Wyk likes her paintings to evoke a sense of place. She is an artist, musician, and classically trained singer. A print maker, painter, and letterer.
Each of her art practises are like entering a different universe.
Julia’s chronic illness caused her to change her art practice which lead to discovering the wonderful world of fountain pens and inks and its community.
Frequently used art supplies:
Diamine green black ink.
Platinum Carbon desk pen and ink.
Strathmore mixed media paper series 300. Great for pen and ink, as well as pencils.
Cold press paper for water colours.
Rice paper for wood block printing and ink &
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Jessica Panzarino, aka Art by Panza, chats about her watercolour paintings.
https://www.artbypanza.com/
http://instagram.com/artbypanza
Jessica’s Skillshare class shows how to create her milky way paintings.
Use Jessica’s affiliate link to get two months free on Skillshare and take Jessica‘s class on painting stars with watercolours.
https://www.skillshare.com/classes/Milky-Way-Watercolor-Landscape/2118030793/lessons
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