Make a Mess Monday - Grab and Go Sketching

Hello, Jason Nicholas Nicholas with The Inkspired Life. Hope you're having an amazing Monday. It is February 10th, 2025. The title of this is Make— I think it's Make a Mess Monday. I am, uh, we're just gonna see what happens. Uh, let me show you a desk shot here. Hold on. I have some acrylic paints out. I have some color watercolor pencils here. I have, uh, all kinds of inks over here next to me as well. Of course I have a Sharpie. I'm just gonna throw stuff down on this. This is just a piece of paper in my sketchbook, not an amazing sketch. I'm just going to work on that sheet of paper, and let's just talk about artistic intention for just quick minute here. Um, sometimes that we don't know where to start when we have a blank piece of paper or scrap piece of paper, and that's okay. That's, that's normal. I sometimes find it really helpful to set an intention, a creative intention, before I do something. So my intention tonight is just to make a mess on this paper, throw down whatever's around me, and have fun. That's all I'm after. It might be totally abstract, it might look like a city, might look like a building, it might not look like anything, and that is okay. Um, I'm just excited to be just creating something. I need this time, this 10, 15, 20 minutes of creativity time just blocked out for me, for my brain. It, uh, it just is part of me. So yeah, so feel free to join me, leave questions, comments. I'll be checking in on them. Again, this is— I called it Make a Mess Monday. I'm just grabbing and going with all kinds of materials that are right here within my arm's reach. I call it grab-and-go creativity, and we'll see what happens. Again, it's just for me, the process of throwing colors down, having fun and I don't care if it doesn't look like anything. It's just a process that I'm really going to enjoy. You can see my well-loved palette. When I first started doing artwork, um, maybe 7 years ago or so, I would— I was doing a lot of acrylic, abstract acrylic paintings, and that's what this palette is. But I haven't broken out acrylics in a while, so let's just throw down some— I put a little drips and drabs here. I don't need too much paint. These colors were just randomly picked and out of the drawer I have behind me, so No rhyme, no reason. They were just kind of speaking to me when I saw them in a drawer and I pulled them out. This could get messy. Let's see, we'll throw down some yellow here. What is this color? It looks like, uh, copper. Copper. I love copper. Throw some copper in here. All right, cool. Have a couple other colors. Why not? We'll just grab and go. I have this Cadmium Red Light Hue. And then I have this green acrylic, Vivid Lime Green. This is one of my fave colors, acrylic colors. Hopefully there's still some in here. Let's give it a shot. We'll just kind of throw it here. I will put it in this one. I don't care, I'm a very messy painter. If you look at my watercolor palettes, I mix colors up like crazy. You can see what I'm doing here. I'm not really being too fussy, only because I don't have the patience. All right, so we're just going to throw some colors down right on this paper. This is an old sketch, means nothing. I found this brush, I don't even know what brand it is, there's a no-name brand, uh, so I'm just gonna go with it. I'm gonna actually put a little bit of water on it just dilute some of this acrylic paint. We're going to just throw colors on here, guys. If you're just joining me, I, I am calling this Make a Mess Monday. I am just throwing down random stuff, random patterns, and my creative intention here tonight is really, uh, to make a mess. Just— I really just want to make a mess, mix these colors up. It might look like mud when I'm done, but there's just something fun about grabbing, going, and throwing. My heart feels good, my soul feels good. No one is tying my hands up saying you must use purple here and orange there. This is freedom. This is creative freedom. You can feel free to leave questions, comments in the chat. I'll be pausing and looking at the comments and saying hello. We just throw another color on here. Let's grab some of the green. Just overlapping colors here. Um, I really love the way the lime green looks with this— what was that, the Cadmium Red Hue? I kind of like the way they're looking here. It'll be fun to see how it dries. Oops, I do make a mess with acrylic paints, as you can see. I got some on there in the cap. Let's grab some of this, this red color here. Wait, is this red? I got to see what the bottle— the tube says. This is Alizarin Crimson. Not a lizard, a lizardin. It's a hard name to say. Cool. All right, awesome. So that was just some acrylic paint. Hopefully it'll dry fairly quickly. Um, what else am I going to play with here? I have some of these watercolor sticks. We're going to play around and throw some of these bad boys down on here. Let me check it and say hello, and we'll let this dry for a sec here. I need to open my window comment thingy. Hey, Chip's in the house! Chip says evening all. Hey Chip, I hope you're doing well. It's long time no talk. I hope, I hope you're doing well. Peace and love to you, my friend. Um, love, love your creative output these days. Really, really talented and very inspiring. Um, hopefully we'll connect really, really soon. Thanks for joining live. You know what color I didn't throw down is some yellow. Yellow, we gotta brighten this up a little. I know I'm gonna get the people that pop on for 3 seconds, they're like, oh my God, that looks horrible, and they tune out. Um, and that's okay, it's not for them. And again, I am— this is not meant to be anything other than fun. F-U-N. Fun. Make a mess. I just wanted to make a mess. I wish I had some aqua acrylic. I don't, but I do have some aqua watercolor pencil. This is gonna be really interesting because this is wet acrylic, so let's throw down some watercolor pencil. I'm actually dipping it in water. We're gonna— I like to call it sketch paints. We're gonna sketch paint, sketch paints with this watercolor stick. It'll be more fun if this was really dry and I can just go over it, but we'll just— we'll muck around with it. I just want to— I just want to show you guys that don't, don't be afraid to get messy. Throw things down. It Sometimes I think we're so set, even myself, we're just so set on it, what we're doing, to look like something, right? I'm enjoying— this is a very, very therapeutic process for me. I kind of want this to dissolve a little bit more. It's not— there we go. Oh, look how cool that looks! Let me zoom in. I'm just loving this color combo here with my Sharpie. There we go. This color combo with this Salvage Patina color over the purple is just brilliant. This is, this is a cool way for me to practice my grungy style. Painting my grungy industrial architecture by layering, um, layers upon layers. Just keep layering things, and when things dry, we scratch some things away. All right, let's see. There's a, there's a column on this sketch. The sketch underneath was inspired by the, um The Walt Disney World Dolphin Hotel. This building you see in the background, this was actually— I think this was actually sketched on location my last trip there. I thought it might be fun just throw some color and whatever on top of it. I kind of wish the colors were as vibrant on camera as they are in real life. This is really vibrant here. So I need to work on the lighting in here, figure that out. See if I put it up at an angle, let's see. So I'm just kind of adding some of that patina here. These are very fun to use. These are, um, Distress watercolor pencils. I have a whole kind of tray here, different colors. I think they're on my— if you go to my website, I have a page with tools and materials I use. I think you can find them on there, uh, with a link to Amazon if you're interested. All right, I also have— I have all my bottles of acrylic ink here. I haven't used acrylic ink in a long time, so let's just grab some. I think this is cerulean blue, if I remember. Yeah, cerulean blue is one of my favorite acrylic ink colors. I need a mini hair dryer so I could— oh, you know what I do have? I could dry this. Actually, I do have this thing. All right, be prepared for the fan sound. See if this works. There we go. Awesome, that was convenient. Let me zoom out. Boom. All right, let's throw down some— we're going to throw some acrylic ink on here. Uh, I don't— I did not bring another brush over here, so We are going to, uh, I don't have a brush, so I'm just going to literally throw this on here out of the dropper, and we'll just pick the color right off the piece of paper. Fun! This is fun. I got stuff on my fingers. This equals fun. I haven't said it in a long time, but if you're not What do I— oh my gosh, what I used to say, it's not art unless you're wearing it. Ta-da! We were wearing it, guys. I went crazy with that cerulean blue. I'm gonna water it down here. I just dipped the brush in water. Very cool. So I'm gonna, I'm gonna somehow maintain the building in the background throughout this. Um, we'll see how that works. So I'm just playing around with the lines I had sketched previously. Although I don't like what I just did. I covered up— I covered up some of that black Sharpie. I could always go back over it when it dries, but let's just kind of— let's pull that out. There we go. Oops, I just hit the rotate button. Nope. What the heck? There we are. Yeah, I wish the colors were really vibrant on screen so you can kind of just see what's happening. I'll hold it at an angle. Different layers, different colors happening. Hey, Linda's in the house! Linda, great to see you. Fancy dryer. Yes, this is actually— I got this to, um as like a little air cleaner for my keyboard and my electronic stuff. This thing here, um, has different nozzles you can put on it. You could also use it as a mini vacuum. I can put a link to this later on if anybody's interested. I got it on Amazon. It's rechargeable. It works pretty well. Linda likes this color. Yeah, this is acrylic— I'm sorry, this is cerulean blue. Chip said, I would love to see a cityscape inside those colors. Chip, I will do that, man. We'll do that, we'll do that. So I got some really cool colors happening on here, guys. Let me know on your end, does this look vibrant, yes or no, on your screen? All right. So we got some of that Cerulean Blue. Let's throw down— grab another acrylic ink. This is— what is this one? Trying to find the color. Uh, excuse me guys, I still have— still a little bit under the weather. I don't know what color this is. Oh, fluorescent rouge red. Fluorescent rouge. Fluorescent red. All right, gonna shake it up. We're gonna throw some fluorescent red. That color is super duper cool. Chip, I like the challenge of a cityscape on here. Yeah, I could see that totally. Again, I don't have another paintbrush, um, for the— I'm just going to drop it on directly. We'll just kind of do that. We'll put some down here somewhere. Oh, this color, guys, is super intense. When they said fluorescent red, it is, it is fluorescent red. I kind of like it. It's bold. It's bold. Fluorescent red looks really cool over the, um, yellow-orange color, cadmium yellow, that's on here. Oh my gosh, we're getting stuff everywhere. Getting a little fussy with the lines here instead of just going quick. Let's see, I have some greens. I want to put a, um, what is this green? We're going to pull out some Vivid. Oh, I have Vivid Lime Green, so I have— I had it in acrylic. I also have it in the acrylic ink. That's cool. Hey, Araset-san! Araset, how are you? Long time no see over there on the YouTube side of things. Great to see you. Really hard to hear you, my mic is down. Thank you for telling me. Let me know if this is better. I will up the mic. Testing, 1, 2, 3. Let me know if you guys can hear me okay. I've been having sound issues lately, I don't know why. Hey, thanks, you say it looks great. That's cool, I appreciate it. All right, this is some Vivid Lime Green acrylic ink. So Chip was saying maybe a cityscape, maybe I'm going to throw some greenery in here somewhere. Normally I like to have this at an angle. I didn't, uh, at least I can tip this up. Let me just grab, uh, actually I'll just put it under here. We'll just grab that That way things drip down a little bit. There we go. Maybe better with the camera if it's at an angle. I'm going to zoom in on this before I end tonight, guys. You can see how it's drying and see the different layers. Um, that's what's exciting me the most about this, are the layers on here, the messiness. 100%. This is so cool, especially seeing colors on top of colors and acrylic on ink on top of acrylic paint. It's just so much fun. So Linda, I think you probably would like— love this green, Vivid Lime Green. I'm not sure what watercolor paint is closest to this color, but I can, I can always try to find out. Hi, I'm grabbing and going over here again. I have, um, a bunch of— here, let's go with this. I can't even say this word, guys. It is Phthalo— how do you say this? Phthalo— oh my gosh, any chemists out there in the audience? P-H-T-H— how do you even say that? Phthalo cyanine green. Oh, blue shade. It's like phthalo cyanine Green. That is just a scary name. Chip says I can hear fine. Awesome. Uh, Arisette is asking, did you see my comment about how your shop looks on your website? No, I, I did not see your comment. Was it in tonight's chat? I'll definitely look for it. Phthalo— PH is silent. Oh, thank you. So it's phthalocyanine. Thank you so much. Now I can— that sounds better. What— I don't even know what color. Let's see what this does, guys. All right, this is like a super intense bluish green. So I'm gonna— we'll let this dry. I'll break out the dryer thing again, and then I'll, um, I feel like I want to play with the Sharpie and start sketching in some, some cityscape or something in here. That, that is the color. Wow, that's super duper intense. All right, let's break out that hair dryer thingy and then we'll dry this and we'll come back here. We'll probably end up with, uh, some throwing some Sharpie on here. So we'll probably wrap up about 8— let's see, 15 minutes. Hair dryer is going on. Linda says, I have a lime green collection. So maybe this is a fun way to create growies. I'm just kind of blowing this wet ink up here, you know. Maybe, um, maybe it's an old city that's in ruins. Maybe it's deteriorating, the landscapes are becoming overgrown around it. I have some really favorite color combos happening here. Sorry, I'm trying to talk over the dryer thingy. Um, yeah, let me zoom in so you can see how some of this is drying. That will come out. It's a Sharpie. I'll kind of move it up. So right now, to me, it looks almost like an old building here, or a folly in a garden somewhere. The folly is being— it's old, it's starting to deteriorate. We got all these kind of, uh rusty colors happening on here. We have some landscape that's starting to creep up and overtake this garden folly. Maybe this was an estate for some wealthy family, and now the estate is just in disrepair and ruin. It's been abandoned. I want to zoom in and show you something that looks really super cool, uh, actually in person it definitely does. This— let me get my frame out here. Let's see, where is my frame? Where are my frames? Um, here we go. Perfect. All right, let's just kind of frame out some areas here, really small. Um, this area in here is really cool in person. It's red, it's green— well, it's pretty much every color happening, but it looks really awesome. So I love that kind of section. Um, I am loving the color combo here in this square. Oh, let me move this down. I'm loving the color combo here in that square. It's very vibrant, orangey, yellowish, uh, some pinks happening. I guess because I watered down the colors, I got some pinks going on. So that looks pretty cool. Awesome. All right, let's, let's break out the Sharpie and do some sketch lines. You know what I might use also, um I might break out some creative markers. I'm going to break out Sharpie creative markers. I want to pull some of this on there. So these are acrylic markers. Uh, where's my black one? Uh, grab and go, grab and go. Sorry guys, there we go. Just wanted to grab my black one. All right. Um, love the idea of old cities and ruins. Would love to see how you do that. Thank you. Comment about website is I left on one of your vids. Oh, okay. The code on your site looks broken. Oh, thank you so much for telling me that. That's interesting. Is it the code to actually get on my website? www.theinkspiredlife.com. Chip says the purple and red at top looks layered and transparent. Love it. Yeah, it does. I'll pull it up so you can see it closer. I love this color combination too. I love that— put— they call it patina watercolor stick. On top of that kind of purplish color. That is really intense. See, guys, this is why I just love being messy, being playful. You don't know what's going to happen, what patterns, what color combinations. Um, you don't know what's going to happen, so that's why it's fun just to be experimenting. All right, let's break out a Creative Marker black one, and we'll— ah, you know what, I'm I'm gonna use this one. I'm a super duper fan of these, um, Sharpie Creative Markers. It would be amazing if they, uh, yeah, I don't know what I'm thinking, but I just, I love this product. Here's a kind of column. I'm going to zoom in on this column in the background. See how this color is just popping the outline out? This is like Miami Dolphin colors here with the kind of turquoise and the oranges happening, if, if there's still that color. I haven't watched football in so long, including the Super Bowl yesterday. I did not watch it. Um, I'm assuming Miami Dolphins are still the same color. These are actually— in reality, these are palm trees that I had sketched here. I, I love it. I just love the outline with this color. I think it's so fun. I think it's more fun than using the black because it pops it out a little bit more. But you know, I could never say no to a Sharpie when they're— regular Sharpie marker— when they're near. I hope you guys are enjoying this. I hope you're having fun. Um, I hope it's— you're relaxing, you're chilling, you're learning something. And I always, always appreciate you guys hanging, hanging with me. It means the world. Your comments, your positivity makes the world go round, and thank you so much for being a part of my world. I appreciate you guys. I really want a yellow pop a yellow on there. I have a yellow Creative Marker. I don't think it's going to be as intense as I want, but we'll try it. Uh, let's see. Oh, actually, it's actually working better than I thought. I'll take it. Well, that's cool. I wasn't expecting the yellow to work that well. Cool thing about these acrylic markers is they dry quick and it's easy to go back and just layer on top of them, either with the same color or different colors. So I can— I almost see this as a So some— I'd like to throw quick windows on here. Sharpie markers do not like to work on wet areas that well, but I could use an acrylic marker here. That would work. So you guys can probably see better if I hold it at an angle. Um, what colored markers and acrylic do you recommend? Great question, Chip. I'll, I'll go through that. I feel like I'm in Key West with those colors. Yeah, you know, it almost has a— yeah, it could almost be some kind of a sunset happening here, right? It's funny, I was actually looking at, uh, I was dreaming and looking at houses in Florida. Not moving anytime soon, but I was daydreaming today and looking online at houses in, uh, west coast of Florida. So that's funny, maybe that was in my brain tonight. Uh, no, it's your shop front. If you track the comment down, you'll see what I said. I wanted to browse your shop and I couldn't. Oh, Ariset, thank you so much. Um, I will fix that. I had someone else ask me on Instagram yesterday how could— how they could buy my stuff, so I will have to go back. Um, I'm not sure what's going on. I do have an Etsy store that has a few things. Um, I have behind me— I'm going to zoom out, you guys can look behind me for a sec. Hello! That's me. Um, if you look over here, I haven't— I have a whole wall. It's actually a whiteboard that slides. It's a door to my closet. Anyway, on that whiteboard, I have so many different New York City sketches on there that are all available for purchase. I probably just have to take pictures and post them in a more organized manner, but Everything from a Statue of Liberty to Brooklyn Bridge. I have some Rockefeller Center Christmas tree sketches up there, a theater sketch, um, the Domino Sugar factory building, one of my favorites, Empire State Building sketches. So I have a— that's a fraction. That wall is a fraction of my New York City sketches. I have so many. Um, and I do need to sell them. Why? Because they're just sitting in my drawers and I really want them out there where people can appreciate them. So yeah, so Arisa, thank you for telling me about that store link. Let's go back to this. We're going to wrap up in 3 minutes. 3 minutes. 8:30. So, uh, Chip, to answer your question about the Creative Markers So basically I just bought a whole set of Sharpie Creative Markers. These are most of the colors that came with it. Let me just do this so we can see it better. Maybe these are most of the colors that came with the set. Um, my most used color is this one right here. I'm going to call it Aqua. They don't have color names on the marker, so I can't tell you exactly, but it's like an aqua. You can see I use it a lot, there's some on there. I love the aqua, I love the yellow on this. Um, let's try the white. I like white, I'll show you that right now. Um, the orange I love here as well, so hopefully that helps. What I love about these markers is they dry quickly. I love taking them when I'm urban sketching with me, easy to carry. But I'll throw down some white and you can kind of see here what the white does. I'll just kind of highlight. I'll zoom in. I gotta change this song. I am listening to music in the background that I cannot play for you guys because it's all copyrighted. But I don't like this song. Let me just change the song here. I'm fussy about my music sometimes. All right, there we go. All right, so this is the white. Uh, we'll throw some here on the blue so it pops. So you can kind of see that white there. Let's throw some white on here too. So these markers are, um, they're transparent. They don't always cover the area the first time, which I like. You can see here Some of that red is still showing underneath, and I like the way it looks. But if you want to go back over it after it dries, you can definitely get it to cover more. So it takes a little bit of practice with that. We're losing a little bit of the bottom here. I'm just going to dot in— I'm going to dot in some white here just to create the idea of some kind of a, some kind of a ground plane maybe. And we'll maybe dot in some growies here, add a little bit of texture. This is one of those, um, yeah, this is one of those I'm ending up really, really, really liking. Maybe, maybe there's Maybe there's some water up here. We will try to create the idea of some— what do you call it— ripples. Ripples happening. I'm a little too tight with that. I want it to be more curvy. There we go. I'm sorry you can't see that. Hey now. This is actually turning out really cool. I'll put a mat around it before I leave— we leave tonight. Oh, I'll put a mat around it. I'm going to pull these lines down here a little bit. I want to to create the idea of water reflections. See if I can pull it down. Yeah, see, that's— the acrylic markers dry really quick. I didn't— I was too slow. I can't pull them down. I was just going to create the idea of reflections by pulling the color straight down. All right, let's zoom out, put a matte around it, and we'll wrap it up, see you— see how it looks. Let me know if you have any final questions or thoughts or comments in the chat. So put them in there now. I'll take a look before I head out. Um, yeah, I'm going to give a Lockbee plug like I always do. I love this Lockbee. They call it the Quattro. Quattro is designed to hold, originally hold 4 pens. This is one of the, one of the ways I'm using it. It's just a great way. It zips. Such a great way for me to carry these around. And I have another one with my color pencils and a couple other pens. All right, let's put some mats around it. What are these? Oh yeah, I restocked on some color pencils. Light Aqua. This actually, you know what, this will be really cool to add color pencil on top of as another layer. I know I'm getting crazy. I love the look of adding colored pencil as a last touch on top of watercolor, or watercolor, or even acrylic, acrylic paint. All right, let's matte this bad boy. I got a few different sizes here. Bum bum bum. All right, let's throw this one on. This looks pretty sharp with the black mat around it. I guess I got to zoom out. I'll leave it there, you guys can take a look. Check that out with the black mat. It looks really, really cool. Hey, Tony's Magical Arts and Crafts, new subscriber! Hey Tony, thank you for subscribing over there on the tube. So great to see you. Thanks for joining us. Awesome. What kind of markers am I using? Yeah, I was just using— these are Sharpie Creative markers. Sharpie Creative Markers. They're acrylic markers. Um, be sure to go back and watch the beginning of this because, um, there's a lot to this one. I started off with an intention to just be messy, not really trying to create anything tonight, have fun and be messy. And I think it ended up being a cool little— I'm gonna go with what Chip said, it kind of has a Key West sunset vibe to it. Yeah, I like it. Ariset says thanks for the fun vid, love how bright and colorful this piece is. Thank you, Ariset. Thank you for joining us over there on YouTube. Thank you for the note about my website. I'm gonna see what I can do about that. If you ever see anything you are interested in on one of my videos, always feel free to comment. Um, for example, this one, just put hey 'Hey, interested in that one,' and more than happy to message you or comment back and sell it. Awesome. Linda said you should use some of your— those sketches as your art business cards when you are sketching out in public. Linda, that's a great, great idea. I love that idea. Love it, guys. I'm going to post a link. Give me— if you can give me a sec, I'm going to post a link in the chat. It's a good song. I know I like to bop my head around a lot when I'm, uh, let's see, I'm going to go— hold on a sec, I'm going to put a link in here for you guys. I don't know if we have any Imagine Dragons fans out there. We're Coldplay fans, but that's some of the music I'm listening to. Good stuff. All right, I'm just waiting for this link to load up. I'll put it in the chat. Let's see, um, I'm gonna put a link in here for you guys that Here we are. This link's going to bring you to my kind of my favorite art tools and materials, at least, you know, the ones I'm using most of the time. All right, let me go back. I got the link, I just got to paste it. All right, here's the link. If you visit that link, it it'll bring you to my website page where you can see the, see the materials I really like to use a lot. Um, if you go, I have a Lockbee discount code you could use if you go to Lockbee on there. Do I have the creative markers? I don't know if I added those yet. Haha, I may not have added the creative markers. Dang, I gotta update my page. That's so funny. They're not on there yet. But anyway, uh, the Sharpie Creative Markers I got, I did get through Amazon, amazon.com. Like, like I needed to add.com. Of course we all know it's amazon.com. Anyway, check out the link. It has a lot of my favorite materials on there, and apparently I need to update it. Cool. Um, Eris says loves Imagine Dragons, been cycling the album Evolve recently. Yeah, right? Yeah, it has some really good songs on it. I, I agree. I, I just love their music. I, I don't think they can make a bad, bad song at all. Cool. All right guys, let's see if there's any final questions or comments. I think I got everything. All right, you guys are awesome. Um, I feel like there were some really good takeouts— no, not like outtakes, um, what's the word? Lessons? Not lessons. Yeah, I feel like tonight's video had something for everybody to— you could take something out of it. Um, I hope, I hope so. Um, you could probably see that I'm psyched and I'm recharged. My energy level is going back up. I'm starting to feel back to normal. And this is, this is one of my therapies. Sketching is a therapy. It makes me feel good. It changes my state of mind, um, gets the creative juices flowing, and it's just fun. So guys, remember, you too can sketch architecture one line at a time. I'd love to see you guys use your creativity for positivity out in the world. No matter what your creative thing is, whether it's painting, sketching, drawing, dancing, cooking, baking, wood cutting, macrame, macaroni and cheesing, balleting, whatever, it doesn't matter. We all have our creative voice. Put it out there for good. Appreciate you guys so, so much. I will be back on soon again. Thank you for, uh, everybody out here. Thank you to Arisa on YouTube and our new subscriber Tony's Magical Arts and Crafts. I appreciate that. Let's spread the word on YouTube. I want— I would love to have 1,000 subscribers by the end of February, so feel free to like and share these videos out there. Yesterday's video had a sound catastrophe, but it's still, I think, worth watching with the sound off. All right guys, Take care, peace, and live creatively. I'm Jason Nicholas Nicholas with The Inspired Life. I'll see you guys real soon. Enjoy your, enjoy your week. 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