I love this one so much! What a beautiful piece and the fact that it's not exact to the photo makes it so whimsical and fun! Thank you for this one! Super inspirational!
simple and inspiring. So often new artists feel the need for detail. Loose drawing techniques are so valuable to keep a person mindful of imperfections, which can be interesting. Thank you, Koosje.😊😊
Fabulous idea, Koosje! I'm travelling in a couple of months and this is a terrific way to do quick drawings. I'd never heard of uni's POSCA markers before. Will pick up one or two for my trip. That is, if they are not at risk of being confiscated by airport security! (My friend had all her oil paint tubes confiscated...)
You're a great teacher and just love your relaxed attitude toward drawing. ❤
I love this one so much! What a beautiful piece and the fact that it's not exact to the photo makes it so whimsical and fun! Thank you for this one! Super inspirational!
You are so welcome!
simple and inspiring. So often new artists feel the need for detail. Loose drawing techniques are so valuable to keep a person mindful of imperfections, which can be interesting. Thank you, Koosje.😊😊
You’re welcome!
That was so good. Can’t wait to try. Thank you.❤
Hope you enjoy
A great way to help me overcome my FODB (Fear Of Drawing Buildings!)😂 x
Hadn't heard of that! Now you also won't have any FOMO around drawing buildings!
What a neat idea!
Try it, then it's even neater. Have fun!
Thank you for telling us how to get the same effect using other materials! That is so helpful!
You are so welcome!
Thanks for reminding me (again) of this quick, and loose technique, just what I needed!
Happy to help!
Great tutorial, thank you 😊
You’re welcome Thanks for watching.
Love pink. Decided that sometimes overthinking overrated. 😊. Thank you.
Sometimes? Always!
that is such a great idea blocking the shape in with a solid colour and then going on and adding some details😀
Try it! Have fun.
This drawing is sooo pretty😍
Thank you so much
This seems like a great way to start a building!
Very accessible and fun!
Magic! 🙏🏻❤️
But is it really...?
@@KoosjeKoene It’s such a clever hack that it seems like magic. I tried it out and it was very effective.
@@caro1591 I’m so glad you tried it!
I love how you used pink as the background for the church. When you added the figures it gave it movement. I need to try this. Thank you.
Adding figures in your drawings brings so much life! Hey fun.
Loved watching this! It has a sort of mid-century feel and looks so fun!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Loved it. Great fun way to do something different. Thank you so much, Koosje.😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love this, I always struggle with simplifying sketches and that monochrome background idea is such a good start!
It really is! have fun.
I LOVE this! thank you for always making drawing fun and relaxing!
My pleasure. Have fun!
This is a great idea! I love it! It will be lots of fun! Thank you!!❤
Have fun!
Great, I love this. Thank you so much.
You're very welcome!
Oh Koosje that is just brilliant, I love the way you made the people into bunches of frilled shapes. BRILLIANT
Glad you like it!
Very nice ❤❤
Thanks
I LOVE IT! I totally need to try this on our next urban sketchers outing
Have fun!
Delightful! What fun! I'll have to try it. Thanks so much, Koosje
Have fun!
Good job! Love this!!
Thank you!!
Looks like great fun. Thanks.
Happy you like it!
Fabulous! Loved the use of just two tools
Thank you!
I love this!! It looks great fun, going to try it on my next sketchmeet, thank you!
Have fun!
Fabulous idea, Koosje! I'm travelling in a couple of months and this is a terrific way to do quick drawings. I'd never heard of uni's POSCA markers before. Will pick up one or two for my trip. That is, if they are not at risk of being confiscated by airport security! (My friend had all her oil paint tubes confiscated...)
You don't need post markers for this. You can do it with quick watercolor shapes or Gouache paint just as well.
😍❤
Did you say gouache? I have been asking you for gouache demos and you were saying that you are no expert. Well there we are!
This is not gouache. This is Posca marker. But you could use gouache instead. Still not an expert.
@@KoosjeKoene I know but you said one could use gouache instead. Hence my delight!
This is wonderful and a big help to me for getting out of my head and simplifying 🩷 Also for remembering to have fun 😁 Thank you, Koosje! 👏
Fun is on the first place, for sure!