In this class, we are going to have some fun with scribble. Did you ever do some scribble art as a kid where you drew a bunch of scribbles on paper and fill in the loops and spaces with your crayons? It is a fun way to loosen up and just have a bit of fun.

In this class we are going to do some scribble with your choice of paints and pencils - I chose to do acrylic inks and acrylic paints - but this project is so versatile that you can truly use any of your supplies and see what you end up creating. We will experiment with some different colorways, do several small pieces, then build up to doing some larger pieces.

This was so much fun... and so delightful seeing what we end up with in our pieces. I think you are really going to get excited using scribble in your art and I cannot wait to see what you end up creating!

This class is for you if:

You love learning new techniques for your art
You are interested in learning to loosen up and play
You love watching how others approach their art practice
You love experimenting with your art supplies

Supplies:

These are the supplies I'll be using in class... definitely get creative and experiment if you have some other supplies or ideas that come to you as you go through the class.

Canson XL 140 lb watercolor paper was my paper of choice today. You can use a variety of papers to do this - so use what you have on hand for your projects.
A few of your favorite acrylic paints.
Acrylic ink - I used Paynes gray to do all of my scribble work. You can experiment and try any of your favorite mark-making tools for this part - posca pens, graphite, Stabilo marks all pencil, etc...
Paintbrush - I end up mainly using my Simply Simmons shader brush in size 8 for my projects.
Artist tape - optional - but I liked having clean edges on my pieces

Josy Ha

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