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Physical Therapy for Your Art Practice

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My 2019 End-of-Year Wrap Up

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Redefining the Self: Another Watercolor Portrait on Fluid 100 Hot Press Watercolor Paper

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How Do I Keep a Journal or a Sketchbook?

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Self-Assessment: 2018—Filling Journals, Using Up Paint

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Focusing on Doing and Not on Naming

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When Drawing Isn’t Fun

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Limited Choices Lead to Successful Projects

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Detail of the eye area. Dry strokes of paint stumbled over the top of dry lower layers take texture from the paper and create a fun broken-color effect that helps mimic the texture on a chicken's face.

Everyone Needs a Side Project

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I  find that even a quick sketch of dogs will bring me out of a funk and get me back to focusing on actions I can take to turn things around. Dogs are about living in the present moment. If we can't live with them (and currently I don't have dogs) we can still remember and learn from them as we draw them. (These are two lovely dogs on Sktchy.)

Project Friday: How To Deal with Crappy Days in Your Visual Journal

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