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Color Chart Fun
The best way to learn your pigments is to put them to real-world tests painting subjects you might actually paint. Your mind has to work out how to adjust color temperature and value on the fly. You get to use up leftover paint that you already had out on your palette. Creating a color range […]
Yet Another Paper with Sepia Brush Pen
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Still Scanning My Bell Museum Project…
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Saying Good-bye To The Bell Museum—My Last Day There and Some Musing on Painting
Or as I like to subtitle this post: On Painting Dead Birds… Left: 9 x 12 inch sheet of Stonehenge. Pen and gouache, with Montana Marker Background. Not from my last day, read below to find out more. I love setting up projects with specific parameters, and scheduled times, and sometimes even special forms I […]
Saying Good-bye To The Bell Museum
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Exquisite Corpse with Wet Paint
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“Over the Sofa” Show Opens on Thursday, July 14 at the Edina Art Center
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Project Friday: Working With Project Boundaries To Stretch Creatively
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How Does Roz Write A Love Letter? Part 2
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Paper Testing for the Minnesota State Fair Journal
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