This video is basically my little time capsule of that summer: everything I sketched in Switzerland (and a bit beyond), all gathered in my travel sketchbooks. I’m flipping through pages of mountains, glaciers, wildflowers (and yes, the occasional mountain goat), and talking through what I used on location—gouache, Neocolor II, colored pencils, and whatever mixed media combo felt right in the moment. If you like cozy art vlogs where the sketchbook is the main character, this one is for you. I also share a mini art haul / supplies update, because my mixed media collection definitely grew while I was traveling. I chat about the travel sketch journal I use (mine seems to be a limited edition I can only find in South Korea, but I linked a ring-bound version with the same Arches cold pressed watercolor paper), plus the brushes I trust for gouache vs. the ones I keep safely at home. The big takeaway: you don’t need a massive kit to make travel sketching work—just a few reliable tools, a sketchbook you love, and references that actually inspire you (I put some of my favorite Switzerland photos on Patreon for that).