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5 Tips for Your Artist Newsletter
5 Tips for Your Artist Newsletter How often do you send a newsletter or email to your followers? If the writing segment of your art studio tasks seems insignificant, or
Art Studio Planning – and a Watercolor Portrait
Summertime Art Studio Planning Over the past 67 days (yikes!) of quarantine, the macadamia nut tree outside my studio window has erupted in fronds of shiny, new leaves. I’ll take
Using Watercolor and Charcoal Together
Exploring Watercolor and Charcoal Together I was sorting scanned image files in my archives, and I forgot about this watercolor and charcoal painting of an imagined scene. Eve is riding
5 Alternatives to Art Exhibits During a Pandemic
Alternative Plans during a Pandemic (for Artists) We’re among thousands of artists who’s exhibit schedule went dark this Spring. What tools do you have in your marketing arsenal for artistic
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Intro to Monotype Printmaking
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Using the Grid Method
How to use the grid method to get more accurate drawings underneath your paintings and printmaking.
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