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This video shows how to warp and weave a plate. You do not need to use a paper needle as shown in the video.

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Wet on wet technique- if using salt, only use a little bit.

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Print this off for your drawing.

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Treat the camera like it is worth a million bucks.

Never force anything if a dial or whatever doesn't want to move.

Never give the camera to someone else to use, even if they have been trained on the camera.

Alway use the neck strap and support with your hand.

Don't do anything stupid. Nobody should be running or climbing.

Tell Mrs. Waline if something isn't working on the camera.

Don't distract classes.

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Understanding PENCIL GRADES - What you NEED to know

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Drawing a Face Part 1 - Oliart Episode 3

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Drawing a Face Part 2 - Oliart Episode 3

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We will use cardboard slats instead of paper to separate the warp yarns.

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How to Warp and Weave on the Schacht Cricket Loom

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Hey Everyone, It feels great to make a NEW VIDEO! I have a bunch more tape and will be putting them as soon as I get them edited. It's good to be back.

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Find other videos on how to throw on the wheel.

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Watch videos and read all the information on this page. Reread and study this information as this is critical to understand how to use a camera.

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Take a look at this chart.

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DIY is a safe online community where kids can connect, share their creations, and hang out over common interests like Art, Minecraft, Roblox, Music, and more!

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You do not need a 9B pencil as they used in this video. I have special drawing paper you can use for trying a sphere.

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How to Draw a Realistic Sphere with Pencil

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If you want to draw anything realistic, the first thing you want to practice is a sphere. I gurantee that this video will help you get a head start in realistic drawing! I tell you step by step on how to draw a sphere. I hope this helps!

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Research on your own to find more videos demonstrating shading techniques. Email me the links of videos you think other students would like.

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One-point perspective, try this on your computer using Pixlr or another program you can draw in.

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How to Draw with One Point Perspective - option1

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Print skeleton of room.
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Adding detail to a simple perspective room.

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Beyond a simple room drawing using one point perspective.

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What is PlainChess?

PlainChess aims to be a simple yet full-featured and beautiful alternative to the cluttered chess portals currently existing.

Its primary goal is to allow two persons to play a round of chess, no matter whether they happen to be at the same location or on a different continent. It's designed to be platform independent and to run on every computer or smart phone equipped with a modern web browser and thus enabling people everywhere around the globe to play chess, at home and on the go, online and offline.

It was originally published in January 2011 and as of March 2013 its code is open source and licensed under the GPL Version 3 license.

Why yet another chess implementation, what makes PlainChess different?

Its minimalistic approach sets it apart from most of the other chess implementations on the internet. They usually use browser plugins like Adobe Flash or even client software to realize the game itself and offer a variety of features around it: news, riddles, communities and dozens of little gadgets.

Due to this complexity they often take a lot of clicks to get a game started, they tend to react slowly and are often cluttered with ads. Some even require registration fees in order to be able to play a game. PlainChess is free, fast and built on modern web technologies but on the other hand also passes on features beyond basic gameplay.

I want a list, what features do you offer?

Online and offline games with an appointed partner

Nearly full implementation of all official chess rules

Autosaving the game for interrupted sessions

Minimalistic and clean interface

Platform independent due to the use of modern web technologies

Free and ad-free

Which chess rules exactly are implemented, which aren't?

Nearly all of them: PlainChess recognizes valid moves as well as check, mate and stalemate situations. It also supports the three specials moves of kings and pawns: castling, pawn promotions and en passant capturing. The only rules currently not supported are the draw rules except for stalemate: threefold repetition, the fifty-move rule, impossibility of checkmate and mutual agreement.

I like PlainChess. How can I support you?

Spread the word, tell your friends and enemies about PlainChess; twitter, blog or write letters about it. Share it on your social networks. Flattr if you already have an account, otherwise get one. Send me an e-mail. Have a look at the code and add new features.

What features could be implemented next?

General

Support of time control and chess clocks

Support of FEN codes and saved games

Support of at least some of the draw rules

Optimized layout for smart phones

Online mode

Synchronized game time for time control and chess clocks

Server side turn saving for rejoins and spectator mode

Player pings for recognition of disconnection

You keep mentioning modern web technologies: What exactly are you talking about?

PlainChess is the first chess implementation built completely with HTML5 technologies (at least as far as I know). I'm talking about the buzzword HTML5 here, not W3C HTML5 itself.

The game engine is written in JavaScript and relies on the frameworks jQuery and jQuery UI, which means that offline games can be played without internet connectivity (this would be interesting for a smart phone optimized version with HTML5 manifest).

The design uses CSS3 en masse: rounded borders, shadows, opacity, sprite images and experimental transitions & transforms. That's right, many of the animations are rendered hardware accelerated with CSS3 transitions and all the spinning/turning stuff you see are CSS3 transforms.

Who are you and why did you make this?

I'm Tim Wölfle from Germany and wanted to try out the new possibilities HTML5 technologies offer. At the same time I wanted to play a quick round of chess with a friend on the internet, but didn't find anything that would allow me to start right away and without registration.

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This program is for 4th quarter Art Plus students.

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This is a higher-education platform delivered to institutions by EverFi.

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Select "start modeling"
Mrs.Waine is very familiar with this program if you need help.

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How to Draw a Room in One Point Perspective: A Bird's Eye View

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Click "Open Pixlr Editor" to use, have to use Flash for it to work.

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This is a simple online drawing program.

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Pixilart, free online pixel drawing tool - This drawing tool allows you to make pixel art, game sprites and animated GIFs online for free.

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No gaming on this site unless you have permission. Wonderful tutorials on how to use block coding. Click on the "Tips" link.

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I have had some students create incredible work on this site.

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Use the tutorials to teach yourself this CAD program.

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Watch this video and the one below before making a cylinder vessel. We will use dowels to roll the clay an even depth. Do not attach a handle until I demonstrate in class. It works best to create the handle and allow it to dry slightly before attaching it.

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Ceramic demonstration for middle school art students

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How to Tie a Knot in Thread : Sewing for Beginners

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How To Sew On A Button | Quick & Easy Sewing By Hand

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Threading (Part 2) the Machine and Putting Bobbin In

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I used pillow forms for the stuffing. The larger one used a 20" form and the smaller one a 16" form. Polyester fiberfill stuffing can be used instead.

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I just realized I never shared these catnip mice I made before Christmas! My son is crazy about cats and wanted to make Christmas presents for the cats at our local animal shelter. So he helped me make these little guys.
I was surprised to see just how many tutorials there are online on making catnip mice, but in the end, I came up with my own method. I wanted a design that Parker could help sew, so I rejected versions that involved multiple pattern pieces and sewing curves.
These mice are super easy.
1) Cut a circle out of felt. I believe ours was about 8″. I used my rotary circle cutter but it would be just as easy to trace a salad plate or something.
2) Cut the circle in half in both directions, so you end up with 4 wedge shaped pieces.

3) Cut out small, ear-shaped pieces and place them on one of the wedge pieces, about an inch and a half away from the point. Sew them on by sewing a straight line that crosses over both pieces. (you could do this by hand, by I wanted to be quick, and the machine stitching is sturdy and less likely to come undone when kitties are chewing on them)
4) Fold the wedge piece in half, with the ears on the inside, and sew along the straight edges.
5) Turn the body right side out, and stuff. We used half catnip and half fiber fill.
6) Using strong thread, sewing a running stitch by hand around the opening, insert a bit of cotton twine for a tail, and pull tight to close up the opening. I made a bunch of extra stitches to make sure this part wouldn't come undone.
Parker helped with the cutting, machine stitching and stuffing. And the mice were a big hit at the shelter (and with our kitties at home).

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I just realized I never shared these catnip mice I made before Christmas! My son is crazy about cats and wanted to make Christmas presents for the cats at our local animal shelter. So he helped me make these little guys.

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Do you need a last minuet holiday gift? these quick and easy coasters are just that. We first did this tutorial HERE, but wanted to updated it since it has been quite popular also include some new photo's.

First....

pick out 5 favorite fabrics measuring 5"x5" or use pre-cut charms

Next....

Take out 1 of the squares that you will be using for the bottom piece. With the other 4 iron to make a triangle.

Then...

Take one ironed triangle and place on the raw edge of the bottom piece.

Repeat....

With your next triangle, lining up the edges together

Again...

With the 3rd triangle

Last...

With the 4th triangle. Now you have all fabric used, you just need to lift up the last triangles side to bring the back fabric forwards so all fabric are showing.

Does it look like this?....

Now pin all 4 sides together....

love these adorable straight pins? get them here!

Sew....

around all 4 sides with 1/4 inch seam. Once done snip the corners. Turn inside out through the middle (not pictured)

Iron....

Down nice and your done! (ironing board cover provided by city chic country mouse)

Your are done! hope you en "joy"

now go make your own...

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Holiday coaster tutorial (updated)-last min holiday gifts

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Do you need a last minuet holiday gift? these quick and easy coasters are just that. We first did this tutorial HERE, but wanted to updated it since it has been quite popular also include some new photo's. First.... pick out 5 favorite fabrics measuring 5"x5" or use pre-cut charms Next....

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ceramic Christmas Tree  | Small Ceramic Christmas / Holiday tree by BlueButterflyCrafts, £12.00 | Art Ideas | Pinterest | Pottery, Ceramics and Christmas

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ceramic Christmas Tree  | Small Ceramic Christmas / Holiday tree by BlueButterflyCrafts, £12.00

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This site lets you play with a friend or against the computer.

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Practice here, then obliterate your friends!

Drag and Drop. For a double jump, drag and drop twice. Blue goes first. Also called Draughts.

Note about multiple jumps: it is a basic rule in checkers that if you can jump (capture) then you must. If after that jump your piece can do another jump then it must (called a "double jump"), and if it can do another it must ("triple jump"), and so on!

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Play Checkers, vs a friend or the computer

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Play Checkers. Practice here, then obliterate your friends!

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Learn How To Draw and Color A Sugar Skull -- Part 1 -- iCanHazDraw!

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If you are looking for the cutest DIY Christmas ornament ever you just have to give these mini yarn hats ornaments a go. Super easy to make and they look amazing!

Once you get started with these you just won't be able to stop. Not to mention they look fancy as doll hats too!

*this post contains affiliate links*

We've been meaning to make these for years and this year we finally did.

We love making our own Christmas ornaments, each year adding more and more unique designs (such a fun tradition to have).

Mini Yarn Hats Ornaments

What you need:

paper rolls (toilet paper roll, kitchen paper towel rolls,...)

yarn in many colors - we recommend yarn that isn't too expensive - we love this pack of assorted colors (think it's a good value and you get a nice variety of colors) or this color changing yarn set. If you want something magical though do check this color (not the frugal one but oh my!)

scissors

tissue paper

Start by cutting yarn into threads.

You'll need plenty of threads, all with equal lenght, the length depends on the width of your paper roll - so you'll have to find the perfect lenght for yourself.

You can start with cutting 1 thread and trying it out.

Cut the paper roll, you only need a thin "ring".

"Fold" the yarn thread in half and push the "loop" side through the paper roll.

Now take the other end and "fold" it over the paper roll and into the loop. Pull to get a knot.

Rinse and repeat until you have all the paper roll covered with yarn.

Once all is covered you will need to push the yarn through the paper roll.

I found the easiest way to do that is to "twist" all threads and just push them through.

Roll a small ball out of tissue paper.

Push it into the paper roll - this will help you get the perfect hat shape and keep the yarn in place.

Now all that is left to do is to tie a knot around the threads to get a nice hat shape and trim the pom pom to get a nicer shape.

Have fun crafting!

If you want to display these Mini Yarn Hats Ornaments as Chrsitmas tree ornaments, tie some yarn under the pom pom and make a loop.

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Mini Yarn Hats Ornaments - DIY Christmas Ornaments

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The Basic Table Setting is easy to master and comes in handy at home, over the holidays and at restaurants. For a basic table setting, here are two great tips to help you-or your kids-remember the order of plates and utensils: Picture the word "FORKS." The order, left to right, is: F for Fork, O ... Continued View more lifestyle advice

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Table manners have evolved over centuries to make the practice of eating with others pleasant and sociable. With so many table manners to keep track, keep these basic, but oh-so-important, table manners in mind as you eat: 1. Chew with your mouth closed. 2. Keep your smartphone off the table and set to silent or ... Continued View more lifestyle advice

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Table Setting Guides - The Emily Post Institute, Inc.

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The Basic Table Setting is easy to master and comes in handy at home, over the holidays and at restaurants. For a basic table setting, here are two great tips to help you-or your kids-remember the order of plates and utensils: Picture the word "FORKS."

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Jennifer's Rule of Blending Thirds (Part 1)

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Time-lapse video of how to color an apple.

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Anyone can learn computer science. Make games, apps and art with code.

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Clementine Creative | Printable Planners

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If you're anything like me you love watercolour artwork. Learning watercolour painting has been on my mind a lot lately and luckily there are so many watercolour painting tutorials these days that it's easy to get started! I rounded up a few watercolour painting tutorials I found and would like to try out sometime. Maybe these can help you as well!
This post contains affiliate links. If you decide to make a purchase through my link, I will earn a small commission. You won't pay anything extra.
I tried to find some watercolour tutorials that start with the basics and some that are a bit more advanced, but still doable for beginners.

Supplies needed

Do you have your supplies ready yet? If you don't, here are some of my recommendations:

Alright! Got your supplies and a clean desk to work on? Let's watch some tutorials!

Get started with watercolours: Free watercolour painting tutorials
Abstract watercolor painting for beginners Watercolor pine tree tutorial Easy watercolor flower tutorial How to create watercolor flowers Watercolor spring tree tutorial with crumpled paper How to paint watercolor agate slices Watercolour cactus painting tutorial Three ways to paint a watercolor feather How to paint a watercolor pear Easy watercolor portrait Watercolor stencil tutorial Watercolor blending techniques for beginners
Learn watercolour painting: Online classes

Sometimes we learn better when we can see it in action! I'm a huge fan of learning to paint using videos because you can see everything in realtime, step-by-step. Here are two of my favourite beginner-friendly watercolour painting classes from Skillshare.

This class is perfect for anyone brand new to watercolour. Juliet teaches you the basics of watercolours, what supplies you need, and blending techniques. At the end of this short class you'll have learned how to paint these fun patterned note cards. I highly recommend it.

Peggy Dean is one of my favourite Skillshare teachers. She shows you everything in an easy-to-understand manner. In this class you will learn to produce adorable illustrative watercolor paintings in no time flat. Because each project is broken into its own segment, this class will be perfect for those who don't have a lot of time to spend learning in one sitting.

Are you going to be trying any of these tutorials?

P.S. I did another roundup of MORE free watercolour tutorials!

Want to learn watercolour painting with an in-depth video class? Take a look at these 8 online watercolour painting classes:

Pin the image below to save it for later!

Love watercolour painting? Follow my watercolour painting tutorials board on Pinterest to discover more!

Don't forget your supplies!

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12 Easy Watercolour Painting Tutorials for Beginners

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If you're anything like me you love watercolour artwork. Learning watercolour painting has been on my mind a lot lately and luckily there are so many watercolour painting tutorials these days that it's easy to get started! I rounded up a few watercolour painting tutorials I found and would like to try out sometime.

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This post was originally shared by me at Delineate your Dwelling, and contains affiliate links.

I am really excited to share today's post with you all! I love it, and I think you all will too. Let me tell you a little story:

Once upon a time, I was sitting at our dining room table playing around with watercolors, as I often do. I was trying to capture the look of malachite, and, honestly, kind of bombing. But, anyway, as I was messing around - painting wet on wet, wet on dry, sprinkling some salt - Aha! - it hit me. I needed to forget the malachite (for now anyway) and do an agate slice because it was obvious to me that watercolor = the BEST medium for painting agate slices.

The best, you say?

Yes, dangit, that's what I said! The best! It is abso-tutely the very best for capturing the agate slice's blending colors; their sparkly, crystalline texture; and slight translucence. You guys - it's got to be watercolors. All the way.

So I went to work. After a bit of experimentation, I present to you, my e-besties, a simple method for creating your own pretty agate slice paintings. These are really pretty easy to make and a whole lot of fun. Let's do it!

Materials:

Step One - Get Inspiration & Set Up

Start off by getting some inspiration via google image search OR look at some real agate slices if you have some laying around (lucky you!). Look at the slice's areas of lights and darks and notice the texture. Where do the colors blend together and where are there more defined lines?

If you are using tube paints, mix up some color washes. Add more or less water to your pigment to create darker and lighter washes. Test your washes on a scrap piece of watercolor paper to see if you like them.

Step Two - Lay Down a Light Wash

Start your painting by using the large mop brush (or large round brush) to paint the slice's shape on your paper with a light wash (add more water to create a lighter color).

Step Three - Paint Darker Shapes and Outlines

The trick to creating the pretty blended effect is to paint on a wet surface. You lay down the first wash and then paint on top of it quickly (while it is still wet). This allows the colors to blend naturally. To achieve this effect, load your large round brush with a dark wash and paint around the outside of the shape you have created.

It's so fun to watch the color spread and blend. Load your brush with more of the darker wash and mark out an oval shape in the center.

Try adding a few dots of a complimentary shade. Look at your agate slice images for inspiration on where to place color.

Step Four - Add Texture with Salt

Sprinkle coarse salt on to the painting around the center oval shape (or anywhere you want to add that crystalline texture - reference your image or agate slice for inspiration).

Be sure to sprinkle the salt while the painting is still wet. The salt will absorb the color and leave little circles of lighter color creating the textured look we are going for.

Step Five - Final Details

Allow the painting to dry completely, and then wipe off the salt. Once the painting is completely dry, you can go back and add details using the small round brush and a very dark wash (only add a small amount of water to make a really dark wash).

Painting on the dry paper will give you a different effect than you got before when painting on the wet wash. Your strokes will not blend as they did before, so you can get more defined lines now. Trace the edge of the slice and consider adding details to the center.

These were so much fun to make, I made a whole bunch! Try playing around with different color combinations, placing the salt in different places, or adding layers of washes after the first wash has dried.

I think the hardest part of watercolor is learning to let go of your need to control everything. The water will kind of flow and blend how it wants to. Try to relax and go with it.

The textures are just dreamy! I framed up a favorite and added it to my entry way, and I think it looks great there. I think these would also make a really pretty addition to a gallery wall.

And if you aren't in the painting mood but still want some pretty agate slice art, good news! I've scanned my watercolors, and you can download them as free printables!

Yay! Just pick your favorite, download it, print it out on nice cardstock and frame it up. Instant wall art!

These printables may not be distributed or sold and are for personal use only. If you have any questions about using them, please contact me through email at [email protected] Thanks!

Click on the image of the print you would like to download below.

Looking for more creative inspiration? Check out these projects:
DIY Gilded Watercolor Artwork Simple DIY Birch Tree Art Photo Transfer Art

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Magic Hand Fan | Magic Paper Fan | How To Make Magic Hand Fan Or Paper Fan | DIY Hand Fan

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Welcome! Millions from nearly every country have visited this site since the early days of the Internet. Since 1999, WatercolorPainting.com has been the go-to site for watercolor techniques, watercolor painting ideas and watercolor tutorials. Our goal? Offer everything you need to know about watercolor painting in rich, easy-to-follow lessons. There are plenty of free tutorials and we sell online classes via our Watercolor University.

Watercolor University teachers are rare. They're award-winning artists and they're also great teachers. We publish 2-4 new video class each month, on average. Imagine painting live on-camera. One mistake and you'll have to start over. Even our professional painting artists aren't immune to pressure, which means one painting video may be shot several times.

All the time, energy and skill put into each video tutorial is now available on Watercolor University for a fraction of the cost of a local class. Save money on travel too-you can learn at your own pace by just clicking play to watch online. New watercolor videos are constantly being released, so customers will get fresh classes without paying extra.
Think of Watercolor University as a never-ending watercolor workshop in the comfort of your own home. Students include retirees, busy professionals, parents, youth, art teachers and watercolor artists. I hope you enjoy your visit!

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Watercolor techniques, how-to-paint tutorials & painting ideas

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Welcome! Millions from nearly every country have visited this site since the early days of the Internet. Since 1999, WatercolorPainting.com has been the go-to site for watercolor techniques , watercolor painting ideas and watercolor tutorials . Our goal? Offer everything you need to know about watercolor painting in rich, easy-to-follow lessons.