hey ramon, i really love these videos - are you still using your pixma g550? if yes, would you mind sharing the type of paper you print on? thank you so much!
Love it.. hatte mir fest vorgenommen, auch so ein Buch zu gestalten..es liegt allerdings noch blanko vor mir :-( Darf ich fragen, auf welchem Papier du druckst? Sieht toll aus, obwohl ich eigentlich kein Fan von Glanzpapier bin. Cheers Bene
Thank you for sharing! I love that little sketchbook walkthrough series. And your photographs of course! I am very slow filling my sketchbooks too. But as you said it is for pleasure and shouldn't matter how long it takes. Can't wait for the next one. Oh, and yes to the lighting setup videos!
So inspiring! I keep a written journal with brain dump ideas, to do lists, random musings, etc, but it’s nowhere near as fun - to make or to review - as this! I think this is an idea I must steal!
PS - it has also inspired me to get back to analogue souvenir hunting beyond just making photos of my travel experiences! Thank you!
hey ramon, i really love these videos - are you still using your pixma g550? if yes, would you mind sharing the type of paper you print on? thank you so much!
Love love love. I have a notebook that I use as both a series of to-do lists and sketches/ideas. It's the thing I'd go for in a fire!
i love this and this inspired me to start doing my own version of it too!
grazie Ramon, it's great to spend some time on a saturday morning watching your sketchbook, very inspiring!
Love it.. hatte mir fest vorgenommen, auch so ein Buch zu gestalten..es liegt allerdings noch blanko vor mir :-( Darf ich fragen, auf welchem Papier du druckst? Sieht toll aus, obwohl ich eigentlich kein Fan von Glanzpapier bin. Cheers Bene
Thank you for sharing! I love that little sketchbook walkthrough series. And your photographs of course! I am very slow filling my sketchbooks too. But as you said it is for pleasure and shouldn't matter how long it takes. Can't wait for the next one. Oh, and yes to the lighting setup videos!
So inspiring! I keep a written journal with brain dump ideas, to do lists, random musings, etc, but it’s nowhere near as fun - to make or to review - as this! I think this is an idea I must steal!
PS - it has also inspired me to get back to analogue souvenir hunting beyond just making photos of my travel experiences! Thank you!