More Art Supplies
O ver the past couple of weeks, I purchased some better art supplies. The brushes I had weren't all that great, the paper was kind of lousy when using it for painting with watercolors, and I quickly realized that I could use a few different sizes of drawing boards. I had been doing my sketching and painting on a table which wasn't ideal. Sometimes I kept the paper loose so I could turn it and angle it but then it seemed to buckle and warp more. Other times I taped the paper down to the table which helped with the buckling and warping but I lost some control in positioning the paper just right. There are advantages and disadvantages to each method but I decided to purchase a couple of pieces of acrylic to use as drawing boards. This way I can still mount loose sheets of paper for sketching or painting while still allowing full control over positioning and angling the paper as needed. I purchased two 16" x 20" pieces of 1/4" thick acrylic to use as drawing boar