A passion project by Sarah Burns
I love markers for landscape drawing. They are so portable. No water, no palettes, no extra STUFF. Just grab a few and head outside to sketch the beauty, and you’re good to go. This is my limited palette for landscapes.
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My experience with the like/dislike ratio on YouTube and how it impacts my video performance.
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Some behind the scenes information about making my art books: Sketching Scotland and Brush Mileage
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The best gear for filming yourself while painting outside
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Ideas and materials for landscape artists who want to participate in the #Inktober challenge
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All of my favorite plein air gear that makes my life easier! I keep this bag by the door so I’m encouraged to paint outside as often as possible.
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Just a little update about what’s been happening in the studio lately! As a lot of you know, I make tons of content to help beginners learn how to paint landscapes with watercolor and gouache. I’ve been really busy working on my usual monthly content. Each month I release 3-4 youtube videos, hoping to teach […]
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You only need a few tubes of paint to get started with gouache. In this video I’ll share an in-depth look at my limited gouache palette. This “lesson” is all about what 5 colors I use and why. Of course, this is my opinion about the BEST limited gouache palette for landscapes, so take it […]
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My research process and thoughts for creating my “perfect” limited palette for watercolor landscapes.
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Using acrylic markers for painting landscapes is all about layering. I’ll show you my process as I paint on the coast.
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