Combining two different mediums into a single drawing is a great way to mix things up, try new styles, and get creative playing about with your art materials. In this video, I'll show you six options for combining different drawing mediums that I think are well worth you playing about with.

-- MATERIALS I USED --
Remember, you don't need the exact same materials or same brands as me, especially for quick sketches.

- Small set of 12 watercolour half pans, student quality, with standard colours. I use a Winsor & Newton travel set. I use this for the palette too.
- Small synthetic brush, round shape, number 6 size.
- Jar for water.
- Two black fine liner pens, waterproof ink. I use a Sakura Pigma Micron with a 03 and 05 nib. I use the larger nib when adding pastels and the smaller nib with watercolour.
- Set of pastel pencils. I use a set of 24 by Faber Castell (Pitt).
- Set of coloured pencils. I use a set of 24 by Faber Castell (Polychromos).
- A 2B graphite pencil.

-- REFERENCE PHOTOS --
If you want to have a go at the tree sketches, you can download the references photos from here:
https://www.drawawesome.com/blog/mixe...

-- OTHER VIDEOS I MENTION --
Greek Ruins (watercolour first, then ink):    • How to Sketch Buildings & Architectur...  
How to Draw Trees:    • How to Sketch & Draw Trees  

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