VIDEO: Three Tips To Make Messy Art And Why You Should

Big Scribble leaf by Kim Dellow, in pink orange and teal

I am sure that I have talked about messy art before, but it is worth revisiting! Because, if you find it hard to let yourself go and be free with your art, then allowing yourself to make messy art will help.

It is a great art practice to do regularly and it can help you get through a lot of blocks. So give it a go. But, if you still aren’t convinced then go grab some watersoluble crayons, stick today’s art video on and let’s do some messy art together!

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VIDEO: Three Tips To Make Messy Art And Why You Should

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Daler-Rowney System 3 brush (size 8 round brush)

Caran d’Ache Neocolor II crayons

Clairefontaine Paint On Paper Multi-Techniques 250 gsm/ 115lb (A4; Any mixed media paper will do)

 

 

 

close up of Big Scribble leaf by Kim Dellow, in pink orange and teal

There are lots of ways to use crayons so I have put together a playlist of some more crayon ideas to get you playing!

And if you wanted to get more stuck into your mini abstracts then I have a playlist of mini abstract ideas too!

If you can, keep staying home and, if you can, keep arting and enjoy making some messy art!

Kim

 

Kim Dellow

Kim Dellow is an artist living the creative life in London, UK. She's helps others to find their creative selves in a monthly art club on Patreon. Licenses designs for products. And designs creative exercises for various collaborative mixed media workshops.

This Post Has 2 Comments

  1. Annick

    this tutorial was really helpful, Kim and I liked it also because I can combine it with another passion of mine: calligraphy

    1. Kim Dellow

      Sounds great! I am glad it could help!

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