SKETCHBOOK TOUR ✦

[edgelord]

I love watching people’s sketchbook tours because seeing what some people think “is not so good” looks SO GOOD IN MY EYES, it makes me feel better about things I title as ‘not so good’ cause it reminds me I’m just going really hard on myself

[Artisteser]

More like amber so great cause this is good

[oliviajones]

Its so refreshing to see a different style

[ashpotatowh]

Omg I really love how the colors harmonize in your paintings!! What a nice sketchbook tour experience. This motivated me to finish mine too 🥲

You are so creative, Amber!! Just keep going with ur art

[shivangisingh-pg]

Every single page you showed, was an absolute delight💕 The art you showed inspired me to take my journal and draw.

[bristremel]

i like how you talk about the boredom that can come with sketchbooking. i've been an artist for decades and when i was a kid i just drew for fun. i had sketchbooks but to me it was just paper to draw on - i had no concept of what a "sketchbook" was in terms of a finite body of work taking place over a specified period of time (long or short). i had no concept of "idea development" or "practice" the way i see people talk about sketchbooks in art classes and on social media. i grew up in a super small town with no money and really just pencils. i didn't really know about paint or pastels or anything else until i was in my late 20s and early 30s. i've always enjoyed being creative but one thing i've never been able to do is commit to a sketchbook practice. i don't know if it's that i haven't found my groove in terms of what kinds of art make me want to return to it every day or a handful of days a week. I only pull out my sketchbooks when i need to, for a class, or when i'm swatching colours because colour makes me happy. so yeah - i appreciate you talking about boredom and how you ran out of desire to keep working in that book about halfway through because whenever i see people's amazing sketchbooks (and yours is amazing, btw) i don't really ever hear people talk about how difficult it is to commit to a sketchbook or a sketchbook practice.

[yramsz]

i absolutely love your art!!! the way you compose all of your art! your style is so unique and pleasing to look at!

[mermaidp-uke]

Such gorgeous pieces and sketchbook as a whole! While the mod podge problems are so too bad, its so nice to see that sketchbooks aren't perfect, they can be raw and full of experiments, materials, and its okay if it doesn't totally work out all the time, I dunno its so freeing to see! So thank you for sharing ♥

[Nobodysbby]

Your self portrait in incredible! I love everything you posted! It makes me intimidated since I am brand new (at 31) to drawing & painting. I know it will take a lot of time & practice to get to your level but I appreciate you sharing!

[ethannn]

You are so talented wowww I’m inspired

[madijaz]

So awesome! Your portrait drawings are insanely good!!!

[maithilym]

This is how my art school sketchbook looked. I hates it so much and myself for making shabby sketchbooks. Looking back now these are so important they come with emotions and stories with each page. I see that in your style and im so happy. i wish i was kinder and prouder of my old self. What a curse it is to be an artist

[yaboycrunch]

first video I’ve seen of yours and!! Stunning! The pearl page is so pretty

[sleepymayzZz]

omg im obsessed with your art!! keep on going :D

[sketchbookscheming]

Nice tour! The egg carton paper looks really cool. The watercolor heart-faced man was one of my favs.

[Jepickle]

I knew this was about to eat when I saw the watercolor pallet on the table

[the_dima_x]

Just wow. So inspiring and stylish arts, an instant love!

[simplymilla]

I’m 59 and started my art journey on 1 month ago and I actually really suck at it, but I have a lot of fun. Your works look very, very good to me

[AydenGraceMusic]

Your art is so inspiring. I love your use of colors!

[aguilartist]

My goodness !!🙌🏼🙌🏼😻😻love the drawings and paintings, thank you for sharing.