Here's the list of all items reviewed in January 2020!

I'll be getting a Wacom One review unit so look out for that review in February.

Books

1. ETERNAL: ILya Kuvshinov Illustration Works
2. The Art of Watercolor Lettering: A Beginner's Step-by-Step Guide to Painting Modern Calligraphy and Lettered Art
3. Marvel's Avengers: Endgame - The Art of the Movie
4. FINAL FANTASY XIV: STORMBLOOD | Art of the Revolution - Eastern Memories
5. Pen and Ink Drawing Workbook
6. So You Want to be a Roman Soldier
7. So You Want to be a Viking
8. Garden Jungle (cut out book) by Hélène Druvert
9. Sushio: The Idol
10. Tokyo At Night by Mateusz Urbanowicz
11. Qu Draws A Year

Product reviews

1. Charlie's Wooden Watercolour Palette
2. Renesans Roll Brush & Imitation Squirrel 7401R
3. Pentel Touch & Sign Pen (featuring watersoluble ink)
4. Artisul D16 Pro pen display
5. Veikk VK2200 pen display
6. Veikk VK1560 Pro Pen Display
7. Pilot Penmanship Fountain Pen (EF nib)
8. Adonit Note+ Stylus for iPads (2018 and newer)

Youtube videos

1. How to use the colour wheel to pick colours
2. Veikk VK2200 Pen Display Has a Matte Laminated Screen (review)
3. Emerald Hill Panorama Sketch on iPad Pro
4. How much iPad storage do you need for Procreate?
5. Chinatown night scene sketch (timelapse tutorial)
6. Lightfast test for random colours (6 months)
7. Can India Inks be used in Fountain Pens?
8. $2 watercolour set from Daiso that's actually worth it
9. Review: Veikk VK1560 Pro pen display (100% sRGB)
10. How to Overcome Fear of Sketching Outdoors
11. Thumbnail Sketches. How to draw, what's the point?
12. Review: Adonit Note+ Stylus for iPads (2018 and newer)
13. Interview with Luis Simoes (World Sketching Tour)
14. Drawing with a Tablet by Uma Kelkar (book review)
15. PBr7 Pigment Comparison
16. Drawing with Bird Feathers. Macaw Feathers
17. Review: Cretacolor Aqua Brique (watersoluble colour blocks)
18. Review: Artisul D16 Pro pen display
19. How to sketch people quickly
20. SUISO: Daisuke Richard Making & Works (book review)
21. Mold Attacks My Sketchbooks!

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