“The lost artist” combo
Chất màu – Medium | Giấy – Paper
Cọ vẽ & phụ kiện | Workshop & event
Let your soul roam freely in a world of color and imagination. To voyage to the land of childhood memories when creating.
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“The lost artist” combo | Medium | Paper | Brush & Accessories | Workshop & event
“The lost artist” combo
Chất màu – Medium | Giấy – Paper
Cọ vẽ & phụ kiện | Workshop & event
Back in time, watercolor appeared the first time so long ago, on the wall of European caves, but so long until Medieval, it was discovered and widely practised by painters
Watercolor made from pigment particles mixed with binder, gum arabic. Gum arabic is a natural product, non-toxic (used in the food industry), soluble in water, mildly acidic, and relatively weakly pigmented.
Watercolors are water-based, so they dry very quickly (different from oil paints which could take a long time to dry) so that they’re convenient for moving, and can be painted anywhere.
see all productsA pencil is symbol of creativity, isn’t it? Almost in every country, every culture, we also have pencils. A pencil is also the first pen in school of almost everybody.
Pencils take you back to the basics of using your senses. Writing while feeling the characteristic wood smell. The pencil sharpener and leftover pencil wood shell after sharpening also look cute. The softness and glide of the lead rods are also different even of the same size. Finally, there’s the freedom of pencil writing – you’re no longer afraid of making mistakes, you don’t have to be in a straight line and from there you’re free to let your mind wander.
see all productsAlso known as a contour pen, it is very commonly used in sketching. Especially when drawing with watercolor, the liner plays the role of moving the strokes to make the drawing clearer and more prominent.
Watercolor made from pigment particles mixed with binder, gum arabic. Gum arabic is a natural product, non-toxic (used in the food industry), soluble in water, mildly acidic, and relatively weakly pigmented.
Watercolors are water-based, so they dry very quickly (different from oil paints which could take a long time to dry) so that they’re convenient for moving, and can be painted anywhere.
see all productsPencils take you back to the basics of using your senses. Writing while feeling the characteristic wood smell. The pencil sharpener and leftover pencil wood shell after sharpening also look cute. The softness and glide of the lead rods are also different even of the same size. Finally, there’s the freedom of pencil writing – you’re no longer afraid of making mistakes, you don’t have to be in a straight line and from there you’re free to let your mind wander.
see all productsAlso known as a contour pen, it is very commonly used in sketching. Especially when drawing with watercolor, the liner plays the role of moving the strokes to make the drawing clearer and more prominent.
see all productsWatercolor made from pigment particles mixed with binder, gum arabic. Gum arabic is a natural product, non-toxic (used in the food industry), soluble in water, mildly acidic, and relatively weakly pigmented.
Watercolors are water-based, so they dry very quickly (different from oil paints which could take a long time to dry) so that they’re convenient for moving, and can be painted anywhere.
Pencils take you back to the basics of using your senses. Writing while feeling the characteristic wood smell. The pencil sharpener and leftover pencil wood shell after sharpening also look cute. The softness and glide of the lead rods are also different even of the same size. Finally, there’s the freedom of pencil writing – you’re no longer afraid of making mistakes, you don’t have to be in a straight line and from there you’re free to let your mind wander.
Also known as a contour pen, it is very commonly used in sketching. Especially when drawing with watercolor, the liner plays the role of moving the strokes to make the drawing clearer and more prominent.
Cabinktober 2019 & 2020
Cabin’s October drawing activity, responding to Jake Parker’s Inktober worldwide. Cabin also creates our own theme to draw for fun, like how to encourage each other to draw more every day, inspired by the simple little things around us.
Below is a picture of friends joining with Bin:
Day 2 – things on sidewalk – drawn by @npth22
Day 3 – Sky – drawn by @hiimdyy
Day 4 – Really tiny things – By @viviarceor
Day 7 – Cute behavior – By @la.ah_lu.yn
Day 22 – Hands – By @viviarceor
By @txbuniverse
By @nguyenvyda
By @lateramen
By @ethan_hv
Day 10 – a lost conversation – by @on.a.page
Day 2 – An old song
Day 5 – (ex)lover – [email protected]
Day 2 – An old song – by @tuivene_
By @pinhminh
Day 1 – Begin of your day – by @the.evening.cottage
Day 1 – Begin of your day – by @on.a.page
Day 12: what you drink when you’re happy – by @hoangliinh
Day 2 – An old song – by @annpotato4.5.6
by @loey_anna
Day 3 – Sky – by @veyu
Cabinktober 2019 & 2020
Cabin’s October drawing activity, responding to Jake Parker’s Inktober worldwide. Cabin also creates our own theme to draw for fun, like how to encourage each other to draw more every day, inspired by the simple little things around us.
Below is a picture of friends joining with Bin:
Day 2 – things on sidewalk – drawn by @npth22
Day 3 – Sky – drawn by @hiimdyy
Day 4 – Really tiny things – By @viviarceor
Day 7 – Cute behavior – By @la.ah_lu.yn
Day 22 – Hands – By @viviarceor
By @txbuniverse
By @nguyenvyda
By @lateramen
By @ethan_hv
Day 10 – a lost conversation – by @on.a.page
Day 2 – An old song
Day 5 – (ex)lover – [email protected]
Day 2 – An old song – by @tuivene_
By @pinhminh
Day 1 – Begin of your day – by @the.evening.cottage
Day 1 – Begin of your day – by @on.a.page
Day 12: what you drink when you’re happy – by @hoangliinh
Day 2 – An old song – by @annpotato4.5.6
by @loey_anna
Day 3 – Sky – by @veyu