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  1. Vinda Robison

    When doing quick watercolor pieces, greeting cards, I like to you fine tipped permanent colored markers to add details. It adds quick detail and gives the piece life.

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  2. Ana Cristina

    I love painting. Mixed media is wonderful. I tried to capture Frida’s joyful spirit! Thanks for sharing yoir comments with me!

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  3. Ana Correa

    I wanted to capture Frida Kalho’s vivid and wonderful spirit by using mixed media on my project.

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  4. Christi Griffin

    Paintings touch the soul of others when they flow from the soul of the artist. When we remain open to expressing the spirit within us, the brush seems to express the spirits of those we encounter.

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    • Ana Correa

      I wanted to capture Frida Kalho’s vivid and wonderful spirit by usong mixed media on my project.

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  5. Maureen Farley

    Creating this mixed media pieces takes lots of time, however, I feel really pleased when one turns out as nicely as this one.

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  6. Robin Hunt

    I love painting with acrylics and decoupaging with beautiful napkins and mod podge. I have a more whimsical approach to my art rather than realistic paintings. Though that may because I am self-taught and still only at an intermediate level.

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  7. Rosa Marques

    I love painting! Gives me peace and joy. My favorite subject is nature. However I have been painting for a life time and I enjoy transferring my joy to my work in all categories. Oil is my comfortable medium, even though I use also acrylic and some pastel or mixed media

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    • Carol hardy

      A wonderful opportunity for many of diffferent experiences to share their work and live of art making

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  8. Debbie Paret

    Using pastel pencils. I drew a picture of our Tessa. I gave it to my husband for his birthday. He actually got a little teary eyed.

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  9. Shannon McGraw

    I just have to say,”WOW”. I just love this piece! Love it!

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  10. Donna

    I am so sorry for your loss. You have done a wonderful job of painting Lucy, though. Thank you for sharing!

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  11. Donna

    Art is my zen…I never know what direction my art is going to go. I do know that it grounds me, calms me, alleviates all my stress, as well as,, so much more.

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  12. 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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  13. 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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  14. Christina Burrall-Thompson

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

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  15. Christina Burrall-Thompson

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

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  16. Christina Burrall-Thompson

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

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  17. 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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  18. Donna Barent

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

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  19. 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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  20. 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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  21. 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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  22. 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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