Creativity Booster— Try Improv Painting!
Stuck in a rut? Looking for ways to loosen up or find your own style? Try Improv Painting!
Stuck in a rut? Looking for ways to loosen up or find your own style? Try Improv Painting!
Why I stopped doing traditional thumbnails, value studies and color studies to plan my watercolors.
A few tips for mixing darks and shadow colors in watercolor, including shadows on yellow and red objects.
Artists have created self-portraits for ages, probably more for what the artists discover about themselves than as a way to create a likeness to show to the world. As with most things in Creative Energy Journaling, this activity is design to give you some of the benefits of the exercise of creating a self-portrait, without having to know how to draw or paint, and without spending hours and hours staring into a mirror.
In this video, look over my shoulder and watch as one of my paintings evolves from initial concept sketch to the final version.
An exercise for exploring (and collecting) things you enjoy doing (not just seeing), as a way to expand and explore your personal style.
3 simple strategies you can use to start designing simple paintings of your own, even if you just picked up a brush for the first time today.
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