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licorice, liquirizia, Moleskine, outdoors, Saila, watercolor, watercolour
I’ll admit I’m pretty self-conscious about drawing in public, and this coupled with a natural penchant for neatness (read ‘obsessive’) I try to find the most compact set of utensils. So rather than spending even more more money, I came up with this solution: the tin measures 7.5 cm by 4 cm (or 3 ins. x 1.5 ins) with five pans from a Daler Rowney set. So I think that with a water-brush I’ll be ready to take on the world, or at least surreptitiously sketch a small part of it!!
Wow, awesome. But what about palette?
Glad you like it! well, if I’m using a waterbrush I’ll mix it on the brush as it were: but I can also use the inside of the lid!
there are smaller ones but i love how it looks and the colors look amazing too
lovely!
It’s cute isn’t it? I’m very pleased with the idea. but there are smaller ones…it’s only 3 ins. x 1.5 ins They must be molecular in size!!
Love the cats! Why do drawing and cats fit so well (and so often) together?
Very clever! I really like the idea. I have a pocket set but it is not this small.
Thanks! I had a load of ‘stuff’ to do at home yesterday…. so didn’t get a chance to try it out, if you know what I mean!! AND still awaiting the new waterbrushes
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