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Problem is I don't want 11 different tips - I just want the 0.3 - that is the one I use for drawing and the one I like the best. A pack of purely 0.3 (or any other size it seems) with the pen doesn't seem to be an option here.

So much great information. Thank you. I'm starting my journey and haven't really plucked up the courage to go outside and sketch. I'm getting to the point with your videos where I may just reach that spot where i am brave enough :-)

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Wow, this just answered a lot of questions. But I still have more! ; ). do you by chance have a full video on this? ps - loving your tutorials, thank you Toby!

Thanks for the ideas its just what i needed.

I HAVE to try all of these. Amazing results thank you 🙏

Tbh my book of doodles is far better than any larger picture I try to focus on. I think I am going to make my larger pieces “bigger doodles” and see if that works. Perhaps doodling is a perspective and reframing will change my approach to bigger pieces. Thanks for yet another insight Toby.

Toby...sorry i beg to differ. Im still new to urban sketching but not new to painting. For me...continuous line drawing creates too many hard edges and not really loose. Infact to me just sketching outline as required is enough and rest colours will take care. Example if im sketching a tree...i would just draw some broken outlines and inner curves...then go for colour to get the values...this way i will savetime and do quick sketches in urban sketching. I feel continuous lines create more irregular caged lining...looks more cartoonish for me. I hope im wrong...as most of the famous Urbansketchers say exactly like you. Like Lynn chapman in her book too😊

Thanks toby !

Hey Toby, you just got a name check in the latest Sarah Burns Studio video... not from Sarah, but from a passer by who stopped to chat to her! 😃

I'm 58 and have been sketching for about a year now. I love your sketching style. When I 'grow up' I want to be able to sketch like you.😊🙏🏾

I like the idea of loose flowers but wasn't keen on the background, it looked like a graveyard!

I have had this video pinned to watch for month. I have been out of sketching for over three years and have been too "afraid" to pick it back up for fear I'd lost both and skill I had developed and the joy it brought me. Finally forced myself to do it today and it was SO REWARDING! Toby is such a good teacher and this tutorial was a gift to me this morning!

for my metal paint palettes I took some strong strip magnet and strong strip velcro. The sticky side of both made them quite secure together! I also got a collapsible plastic cup and attached some strong velcro to the bottom and it just stays in the bag

Great video Toby. I learnt so many fantastic techniques. Cheers.

Simply perfect!!!🎉

What kind of ink did you use in your fountain pen? Mine runs with water

I love this! Tomorrow i am going to expend the morning trying this techniques, thanks a lot

I love this one, Toby. Simple yet so effective. Love the look!

Thank you Toby for your thorough review.

Thanks Toby... opened up a whole new world to me....

ok but how. how do i let go and embrace the mistakes i don't get it 😭 (can you tell im very anxious lol)

Found your videos to be of great help

Dude, that’s not coffee. 😝

Glad to see you having fun exploring the other W.Color mediums. 👍

How do you figure out how high or low the horizon line goes on the page if you’re constructing a scene from imagination? 😅

What kind of paper

Like it like the blue 🔵 abraham

Thank you Toby. I love that this is a guide - the goal is not to copy!

I wish you could do closer views when you do the smaller marks especially, but also all your sketching,I’m seeing two big hand but not so much the mark making, I tried to enlarge that area but it goes out of focus quickly on my phone. I love your work, do not want to copy it, just see exactly what you do , then when I understand your marks, then go on to make my own😊

Thank you! This practice has set an awesome tone for my day and I super appreciate all you do and share with us!

I love it. You have to be a fan of this kind of art. Most people wouldn't give it a second look.

Just great to see as ever. Additionally, you changed a cup of tea into a cup of coffee!😊

Your voice is a therapy on its own, thank you!

brilliant toby x

I find the same issue and stick to the 0.5mm nib in my Tom's Studio pen. I have the single ended version and the reservoir is massive.

A nice cuppa and worth framing for the kitchen wall

I did it!! Just joined in and I'm just so happy!

Your opening comment/definition of sketching is one of the best you’ve ever done. Might be a good tattoo or embroidered motto on the studio wall. Making the ordinary, extraordinary! T Y yet again. Frances

Спасибо ❤ Очень подробно и интересно все рассказываете🫶

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I have some rag paper and have never had the confidence to use it. But after watching your great video I’m really looking forward to trying it out. What size was the white handled Graduate brush Toby ?

What a coincidence. I bought some khadi paper in London at the weekend to see what it's like. I really love it! More experimentation needed though. Thankyou for your insights on this type of paper 😊

Very enjoyable video. I like the somewhat abstract approach with the wonky shape and playful use of colour. Those shaky lines are second nature to me 🙂

Now it all makes sense. Thank you Toby 😊

Always look forward to your videos. Thank you!!

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This is how the famous author roald dahl draws