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    What art supplies have you bought recently?

    Got some Baohong HP watercolour paper. Not up to Arches standard, but still alright.
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    Art for the Season

    Picasso crayon sketch.
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    Art for the Season

    Genieve Figgis - "Naughty is nice".
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    Irving Penn Portrait

    I love how his hair is blending in with the fur :)
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    Art for the Season

    Interesting thread. I'll contribute with a painting by Peter Doig. This one could have been painted from a reference photo of myself playing on the ice as a kid.
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    Fruits and vegs. Two approaches

    Thanks a lot Joy. I think painting such things have a very calming, almost meditative quality.
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    Fruits and vegs. Two approaches

    I've started to take an interest in paintings bits and bobs found around the house. I can probably give the bad weather credit for this. Not much fun venturing outside in the weather we've been experiencing lately. For the first of the paintings I did something I never did before. I soaked the...
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    More pink in the greens

    I’ve always ben fascinated both with nature and the human body. Figure drawing and anatomy was the first (and only) art courses I took. Here are two watercolors from today combining the themes a bit.
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    Two landscapes

    Thanks a lot for your comment @PaintBoss . Really nice information in the link you provided as well. Today I found an old hairdryer in my basement. I’m sure I’ll use it frequently :) Though I sort of enjoy not knowing exactly how things will end up looking. However, being able to control things...
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    Two landscapes

    Thank you so much Donna. I love the experimentation :)
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    Two landscapes

    Thank you very much. I actually tried the putting down plain water first technique. It works pretty well :) I used it for some parts of the painting below.
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