Manga style cartooning and art supplies recommendations for kids
The students kept turning in their completed pop-up card projects.
Ninjas and Halloween characters team up together on this student project.
Coloring character cut out sheets with Crayola Super Tip markers.
A handful of students skipped pool day to practice their drawing skills and complete their cards started on the previous day.
Completed Halloween Pop-Up card.
Coloring the Halloween Pop-Up Castle diorama with Crayola Twistable crayons.
Pop-Up Fairy Castle WIP.
1. Minimal Starter kit: handful of copy paper sheets and pen or pencil is all that’s needed to start doodling. A clipboard is handy for support and keeping sketches neatly together. A 0.5 mm mechanical pencil would be a good choice since it doesn’t require sharpening and often features a small eraser .
2. Compact Take-anywhere kit: a small 3½" × 5½" Moleskine-type sketchbook, a mechanical pencil, and a nice black gel pen can easily fit in a jacket pocket for sketching anywhere.
3. Regular field kit: a small shoulder bag loaded with a 7" × 10"-9" × 12" double wire bound Canson Field Sketchbook, a mechanical pencil, a couple of Faber-Castell Pitt Artist pens, a waterbrush, and a small watercolor crayons set can cover most situations on a moment’s notice.
4. Portable Studio: keep all options open in a messenger bag or backpack loaded with a large 9" × 12" or 11" × 14" mixed media sketchbook, favorite mechanical pencil or handful of drawing pencils, Pilot Foam eraser, set of pigment liners, pan watercolor set, waterbrush, and anything else you care to carry.
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