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Painting Flowers in Watercolor – and a free download
Painting Flowers in Watercolor as a Meditation I’m painting flowers in watercolor as a meditation this week. With my cell phone, I snapped a photo of dwarf Daisies in a
Creative Collage Ideas – No Drawing Required
Ideas for Easy Creative Collage Art Let’s layer some creative collage ideas with no drawing skills required. Easy peasey, fun art, you can create alone or in a group, with
Portrait Collage Ideas – Vintage Family Photos
Eldest Son was created from hand-printed, archival tissue papers, torn and assembled as a portrait collage of two figures. The faces of each figure were painted loose and expressive on
Can You Use Watercolor on Moleskine Notebooks? (And Tips to Help Calm Fretting)
Using Watercolor in a Sketchbook You can use watercolor with good results when your Moleskine notebook is made with watercolor paper. If your Moleskine notebook is a standard sketchpad, the
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Using the Grid Method
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