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Great class, wonderful inspirational ideas, here my 4 sketches. I did them with limited materials and during a long planned BBQ Party. best was the tip to use nailpolish remover for photo transfer.

thank you Ramiro and Carla! now I'm delighted to see and do it all again at my own pace

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I enjoyed the class and I let myself play without plans or judgement. This is in my watercolour sketchbook using inks for the face and borders and added some fun stickers. Thank you Ramiro❣️

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I have not gotten to practice or play with what we learned in the class since then. I do so much appreciate you and Carla the class.

I have a question about the masking tape, the one that matches the brown toned paper you used. I looked on Amazon and I did not see archival ones or ones that were wider than 1". If you would be willing to share the brand would be appreciated, or the link. THank you. Jill

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Very fun process and helpful when approaching a piece with no idea or specific intent. I like the ‘just see what shows up’ mindset

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I made another character today. I started with a collage paper. 

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I made another character today. I started with a collage paper. 

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4 inspirations, one in progress, one "finished"

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4 inspirations, one in progress, one "finished"

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great workshop. thanks a lot, ramiro. a "technic" worth and amazing to integrate in the daily practise

@ramiro:could you please again explain your idea of connection in your work? thank you

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Thanks again Ramiro for sharing your process and techniques on Saturday. I had lots of great takeaways I can apply to my own practice.

The first sketch ("good dog") was my attempt at an loose, illustrative style like Ramiro's and Carla's. It was fun to try, since I am afraid to draw figuratively lol.

The second one ("useless buoys") is abstract, more like my typical style.

The third one ("dog mountain") adds some blue collage elements.

These are unfinished, but maybe they can just live that way as sketches/creative practice? Or maybe to be developed later (put in a folder - great idea)!

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Loved this workshop. Thanks so much Ramiro. Seeing your process was so interesting. I’m intrigued with the idea of working on older pieces at a later date. I plan to dig through my stash for a series to work on. I worked on these two pieces during the session. I think I could probably add more details to both but will wait a day or two. One question .. does the acetone need to be pure for the transfers? I tried something with a nail polish remover containing acetone but it didn’t work. Thanks again. Awesome way to spend an evening. Your art is incredible

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Thank you, Ramiro, for this amazing workshop. You've helped me see things differently. I'm sure my practice will change.

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This was my third attempt. Look closely at his right eye. Its a packing tape image of a face.

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My first attempt. I used packing tape for the letters. Masking on the nose.

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Hello Ramiro, Carla, and group! These are the works I made during Saturday’s session. So much fun. Thank you!

I have a question: for the transfers, did they need to be laser or inkjet. Sorry I know we talked about this in class. I forget!

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Welcome to the Ramiro Clemente LIVE! Forum.

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Welcome to the Ramiro Clemente LIVE! Forum.

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Hi everyone! Thank you so much for being part of our 1/2-day Zoom workshop on Saturday, July 25, 2026! If you like, you can post your artwork here and any questions you may have... Ramiro will check in and comment through Saturday, August 1st.

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