August 2017 Roundup
I almost forgot to create this roundup post for last month. :-P
These are the books featured last month.
Books
- The Art of Mafia III
- Quick Draw People: Step-by-Step Masterpieces
- Pierre The Maze Detective: The Mystery of the Empire Maze Tower
- Beautiful Brain: The Drawings of Santiago Ramon y Cajal
- Walking in Watercolor: An Artist's Pilgrimage on the Camino de Santiago
- Botanical Sketchbooks
- Plant: Exploring the Botanical World
- The Art of Prey
- Fante Bukowski Two
- This is Rembrandt
- The Paper Zoo: 500 Years of Animals in Art
- Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets The Art of the Film
Craftsy
- Modern Pointed-Pen Calligraphy with Laura Lavender
- See Better, Draw Better: Exercises for Beginners with Kateri Ewing
- Getting Started With Colored Pencil & Water-Color With Janie Gildow
Art product reviews
I reviewed many art products last month. Of particular note would probably be the The Etchr Art Satchel & Field Case that's currently on Kickstarter. Check that out if you want a multi-functional artist bag. Another crowdfunding campaign to check out is the BENU's Supreme Collection fountain pens.
I'm currently reviewing the Parblo Coast13 so that review's coming soon.
- Huion Inspiroy G10T (2nd gen) Wireless Graphics Tablet
- Azure fountain pen from BENU's Supreme Collection
- Etchr Field Case
- Rigger Art Synthetic Brush Set of 6
- Bird of Paradise (Benu Fountain Pen)
- Indanthrone Blue + Organic Vermilion + Monte Amiata Natural Sienna
- Parblo Mast10 Pen Display
- Spectrum Noir Artliner Pigmented Pens
- XP-Pen Star 06 Wireless Graphics Tablet
- Mint Chocolate (Benu Fountain Pen)
- Gaomon M106K Graphics Tablet
- Adonit Dash 3 Stylus for Touchscreen Devices
Youtube
- Review: Derwent Graphik Line Painter
- Visiting a Warehouse of Books at APD Singapore's HQ
- Art Haul & Update (August 2017)
- Review: Azure fountain pen from BENU's Supreme collection
- Review: Etchr Field Case
- Sketchwalk at Telok Ayer Green (Jul 2017)
- Book Review: 5 Minute Sketching: Architecture & People
- Review: Rigger Art Synthetic Brush Set of 6
- Artbook Paradise: Basheer Graphic Books (25 Jul 2017)
- Review: Bird of Paradise (Benu Fountain Pen)
- Indanthrone Blue + Organic Vermilion + Monte Amiata Natural Sienna (Limited Palette)
- Review: Huion Inspiroy G10T (2nd gen) Wireless Graphics Tablet
- Illustration Arts Fest 2017 at Lasalle
- Review: Walking in Watercolor: An Artist's Pilgrimage on the Camino de Santiago
- Sketch of Chinatown of Bangkok, Thailand (timelapse)
- Review: Etchr Lab's Art Satchel (A Portable Studio?)
- Review: Mint Chocolate (Benu Fountain Pen)
- Review: Spectrum Noir Artliner Pigmented Pens
- Why Use Fugitive Colors?
- XP-Pen Star 06 Wireless Graphics Tablet
- Review: All the Buildings in London by James Gulliver Hancock
- Exploring Your First Watercolor Set
- Review: Adonit Dash 3 Stylus
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Comments
I really like your blog and
I really like your blog and have followed you from the early days. However, I noticed that you have moved away from art books and I therefore find a lot of your content less relevant. Is this because there are less books being published?
@Julie Burdon-stone
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@Julie Burdon-stone
I'm posting a variety on content on my blog. Mostly about artbooks, crowdfunding campaigns about artbooks by self publishing artists, art products (fountain pens sometimes) and other art-related stuff that I think are interesting enough to share.
I don't post as frequently as before, like 1 artbook per day, because I'm spending a lot of time making Youtube videos. But there are a lot of artbooks to feature, more than I imagine or expect. Actually right now, I've a huge stack of books on my backlog waiting to be featured.
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