I wanted to try a concertina sketchbook, also to do more drawing and learn about color mixing in watercolor. This was fun and I may do more-but not in a concertina sketchbook. See below.
Deb 3/15
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Thank you for showing the sketchbook. I had no Idea what a concertina was. I think you succeeded quite well with the watercolor mixing. Very pretty
These are really nice, no problem with mixing nice clean watercolor.
Les
What a great idea for trying out triads and still having something beautiful to look at. I like your idea of leaves. If you don’t mind, I may steal your idea to work with kids on learning how to mix in WC. ps. I didn’t know that kind of sketchbook was called a “concertina”. Love it!
You have so many great creative ideas! I love this and might try it too!
Wonderful way to use this platform…love this idea
I’m wondering where you got the Concertina sketchbook. I know they use them in the UK but haven’t seen them here. Your experimentation and curiosity is to be admired!
Amazon
I had to Google Concertina 😂 What a great idea! Those leaves are all so pretty and I think your colors are beautiful and clean. I was reading just yesterday how hard it is to work with watercolor, so I am very impressed!