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Loved watching you paint one of Shirley Trevena paintings from her book. Thank you for sharing some new techniques and materials. 🙏🏼🎨💕✨

I accidentally ordered very large sheets of 100% cotton paper 😳 & cutting with scissors was so hard. Watched a lady who folds the pieces “even” several times and then can tear it & it worked better than the scissors & now able to keep folding & end up with smaller pieces!

wow, I came accross our site studying and just learning about Shirley T.....love your work and have subscribed, you are a great teacher and ever so patient, many thanks keep up the great work and love learning about Oregon history as well, most interesting of you to share as I am from Oregon and you taught me alot.

Love your approach!

I also enjoyed watching your process! Love your work.

Thank you for this video. I was wondering if you happen to know what the diameter of the roll is when rolled up? I am planning a trip where I want to get a roll since where I’m from it’s not available but size is a limitation since I have to put it in an artists tube so the diameter is of great importance, unfortunately I haven’t been able to find this info online. Thanks again.

How nice to watch your UA-cam channel. I suddenly thought... hey I met you during a live zoom from Emma Carlisle... you have a super nice channel and yes, the frogs are absolutely fantastic and you can certainly be proud of your UA-cam channel. I experienced the exact same thing. I think I have been making UA-cam videos for 2 years now. thanks for this openness and see you next time emma. Greetings.

Thank you, just ordered the book!

Wow i love your sketches - the style is lovely and loose and lively ❤❤

Kendra, I am so thrilled to have found you and in particular, this video. I'm always searching for artists that seem to be like-minded in the way they approach their process, and I will unapologetically say, their work actually reminds me of my own! Because I love my stuff! Even the raggiest little scribbles that lead to something; anything. Most importantly, I treasure growth by constantly learning from many talented artists world wide, in all kinds of styles, using tools of all sorts. I like to reference other artists on my social media and plan to do that often on my UA-cam channel, which features sketchbook tours, my fav thing! Greetings from Dallas!

Amazing! I am so happy when you post another video. I love the way you do backgrounds. So loose and free. You seem to just clean off your brush from working on the focal point and then blend? I'd love you to do a slower talked through explanation so I can start to grasp that. You make it look so organic so I guess it just flows out? Any pointers to help us get to that goal? 🙏

I love how you’re able to be so loose and quick. You really captured the expression of the people.

love all the art its really improved in such a short time! <3 love u already kinda found a style <3

Fantastic video, watched and enjoyed till the end ☺☺

This was such a great video and loved seeing all the beautiful artwork, but it was all the little tips and the way you thought that made this as Mastercard would say priceless!😂

Thank you! Enjoyed it so much. I also love working like this. ❤

The collage lake/ocean was a good call. Thank you for explaining your process.

These are beautiful!❤

Jelly plates look fun.

I've been hunting for a brush you use 'Robert Simmons Expressions brush E85 round 12' and can't find it anywhere...not at Blick anymore...any leads? Looks like a good one.

Love this. I really am hungry for process. Helen Cryer has a wonderful, calm process vibe, too. She’s reviewing her materials and making process videos. It gives me some vicarious haul satisfaction without the gluttonous feel. And of course seeing what she does is inspiring. Same with you! Thank you. 💗

Thank you!

Just found you - so wonderful! Really enjoying going through your past videos. Thank you. 💗

Beautiful! Well done 👍

very interesting and fun to see. I love learning process, thoughts, and philosophy of art making too I've not done collage really, but this was so cool I may try soon

Thanks Kendra! I love watching artists process! Inspiring! Sandi Hester and The Danish Painter do a great job with their videos too!

Thank you for sharing Kendra. Your use of collage for the crow's feathers and creating new directions in your second piece (landscape with figures) really caught my eye. Added so much to your composition and texture. Creatives sharing their process and tutorials have been invaluable to me. Making marks is my therapy. My most recent process adventures have used prepared pages and/or neo II base with watercolor over and followed by more neo II marks. Peace.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts and process 😊. I find it really inspiring ❤

Just now discovering your channel! Lovely work and love so much how you share your process!!!!!

Really enjoyable to watch. I, too, am getting weary of "haul" vids. In fact, if it says "haul" anywhere in the title, I avoid it. Ha ha! I have enough stuff; just need to start using it more. Thanks for sharing this beautiful corvid and how you made him!

Me, too! I love watching and hearing about processes. Swatching bores me silly.

LOVE LOVE you sharing both your process but mostly your artistic thinking about what your work in progress needs or doesn’t need. Thankyou so much!

This is a fascinating video, enjoyed all the way through☺☺☺☺

Hi Kendra, for me- you hit the nail on the head in this video. I love watching artists go through the Process. Thank you for filling this gap. I love to be inspired by the art, not the supplies. 😊 Great video, thank you 😊

As you seek you shall find, so timely as I was also thinking I am tired of swatch /haul and how to, process is so much more interesting and you have really hit it with this video.

For some reason I can never edit my comment, so I wanted to add this comment to ask which level of Emma Carlisle’s Patreon you think might be most useful? I started looking at her Patreon yesterday and can’t quite decide which strikes the best balance between being useful and perhaps having too many features I won’t use. Do you do the Zoom sessions?

That crow artwork is very timely! There is a recreation area/nature preserve with a dam near where I live, and you can drive across the dam although there is rarely any traffic on it. I was driving across it the other day when I noticed an absolutely massive bird - I’m actually not sure if it was a crow or a raven - sitting on the fencing along the edge of the dam. I stopped and watched for a while and even rolled down my window - it was so tame and was watching me, at my level, just a few feet away. I got a bunch of photos I have hoped to somehow incorporate into my art. Re: art hauls… I didn’t start watching UA-cam videos (other than the occasional video when I needed to learn how to fix or make something) until the pandemic. I was late to the “art haul” genre, and initially couldn’t get enough of them, as an art supply junkie. But I bought way too much and I would say actually developed a sort of “art haul fatigue,” and now I just want to see materials used. I know making videos showing process is a lot of work, but it’s so helpful to see what other people are doing.

Hi Kendra, good video as always. One artist I found a few weeks ago is Gaynor Pattle who lives in the south of England. I just love her 'quirky' process and if you haven't seen her before, I'm sure you will love her as well. www.youtube.com/@gaynorpattle This was the first video of hers I watched. ua-cam.com/video/hI8elVqHJUc/v-deo.html Take care.

this looks so much fun, and makes me actually want to play with collage i have almost zero interest in "art haul"or unboxy type vids

I'm a bit hard of hearing and I was SO sure you were saying 'stubby little pencil' instead of Stabilo until about 17 minutes in. Lovely vid with or without my misinterpretation!!

Your painting is great, and ST is clearly present.

I just discovered you on UA-cam, sometimes the algorithm gives me gold! Love your art style!

Sooooo pretty

I just found your channel and really enjoyed this video. I watch a lot of art UA-cam channels, but have somehow not come upon the term “prepared page,” although I am of course familiar with people reusing paper with mistakes, or where they wiped their brush, etc.. This is really inspiring! I’m not sure if I missed it, but did you say what color that green acrylic paint is? Is it just a mixture of the teal and Naples yellow hue? It’s very nice, sort of like a sap green. Also do you only use the 9B Lyra graphite crayon or do you incorporate other hardnesses? That particular graphite crayon is the only material you’re using here which I don’t already have. I have some other less chunky woodless graphite sticks but I like those chunkier crayons.

Kendra Kendra Kendra!! Thank you for this informative and very useful video.. Shirley T is also my favorite.

A frog that is ready to flirt!!!

I really love this process! I adore your artwork and you inspire me. :)

A lot of artists hide what their process, their materials, etc. I think it‘s their right, but also it shows how insecure they are on what they do, that actually what they do is something that can be easily reproduced, copied, etc. bc it‘s mostly illustration. Making money with illustration can be challenging, so I guess they fear others finding out and making something nice as they do, for me it’s kinda …bad being that way, but who knows what experiences they’ve had…Also, I find that some of the most celebrated ones, actually copied very much the style of older illustrators that were very celebrated around 20 years ago and where pioneers into this mix media sketchbooks. I really like Sandi Hester, she is very lose in her work and she shares all her materials and talks openly about her process. Also, her art is far from illustration, but it falls under the fine art category, which I find a lot more inspiring and deeper than many of cute sketchbooks illustrators make, which are delightful to look at, but at the end of the day they are just nice and that’s it. I also follow Melanie Chadwick, I find her being very generous and open with her process and materials as well and there is something open, real and honest about Sandi’s and Melanie’s art, it attracts me a lot, bc it goes beyond illustration, it’s truly an art process with a define motto and idea behind them.

I couldn't live without my pets. Currently 2 big dogs and 1 cat. But I've had as many as 4 dogs, 7 cats, 5 ducks, 7 chickens, 2 rabbits and a ferret - all at once. They bring the life to my house. They soothe me when I'm sad, they take care of me when I'm sick, they make me laugh and sometimes cry. I will never not have a pet. It isn't death that frightens me. It is aging and maybe having to live in a nursing home without a dog at my feet and a cat in my bed. Or, even worse, to have alzheimer's and forget how much I love the animals in my life. I didn't know there were people who would never have a pet because they think they are just something to take care of. They are so, so much more.

This is fantastic, what a wonderful video Kendra ☺☺☺