Show Us Your Project

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  1. Gary Kotula

    Half of my life I’ve slowly become a desert rat; drawing and painting buttes, mountains, desertscapes and cowboys. I’ve found my ‘island in the sun’, amongst the coyotes, the horned lizards, cactus and sage.

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  2. TRUDY

    My daughter in-law asked if I would make a painting of a photo she treasured. She said that she and my son were engaged on this beach.
    I painted this in acrylics. This is a photo of the painting, but unfortunately the photo has been cropped.

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  3. Christina Burrall-Thompson

    WOW! Super-realistic life-Like detail, color, blending, etc! looks so perfect, like s photo!! amazing!

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  4. Christina Burrall-Thompson

    Christina’s dog is marvelous! GREAT job with the fur coloration!

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  5. Christina Burrall-Thompson

    i love this!! — the detail with all the branches is fantastic! what patience and attention to detail! 🤩

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  6. ELLEN

    I thought I was saving this to my profile, so now I don’t know how to delete it, sorry

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  7. Donna Barent

    Painted along with Shelby Dillon’s online class in 2022. Acrylic on canva paper.

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  8. Brandi Greenes

    I’m working on a book in which I talk about monsters that I make up in my head and I need some advice on drawing them. Keep in mind I’m 13.

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  9. Manon Bentley

    Working on a quick little sketch with Faber Castell Graphite 9000 on a 9×11 Strathmore Bristol Vellum paper. Loving the texture of the paper for this drawing.

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  10. Paula Guy

    This colored pencil dog portrait is a surprise for my sister in law.
    It is colored pencil on pastelmat.

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  11. Felixity Baker

    Watercolour on treated canvas!
    The Daniel Smith grounds for canvas to prime for watercolour, are good but I found the paint didn’t hold well to the canvas when layering. I did only use one layer on a pre primed canvas so maybe if I used a few layers of the Daniel Smith watercolour primer I would experience different results.

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