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A Workshop in Classical Realism by My Teachers, Numael & Shirley Pulido
Numael and Shirley Pulido (my teachers) are now offering a workshop. I cannot think of any better opportunity for a student to learn to paint really well & really fast.
192 pages - by Karin Wells
192 pages by Karin Wells
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PAINTING CHILDREN, OCT. 2-6, 2017
A Workshop in Classical Realism by My Teachers, Numael & Shirley Pulido
MY PHOTOS: The Pulido Studio intensive workshop on Classical Realism
Numael and Shirley Pulido (my teachers) are now offering a workshop. I cannot think of any better opportunity for a student to learn to paint really well & really fast.
CLIP ART SERIES: Photographic Reference for Artists ~ now on iBooks
192 pages - by Karin Wells
CLIP ART SERIES: Photographic Reference for Artists ~ now on iBooks
192 pages by Karin Wells
PHOTOGRAPHIC REFERENCE FOR ARTISTS ~ COPYRIGHT FREE ~ DOWNLOAD ON IBOOKS
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- Life obliges me to do something, so I paint classical realism ~ and share how it is done. I hope it helps you because the world always has room for more good art....and the artists who know how to produce it.
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- Ancient Medium Meets Modern Methods
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3 comments:
That's very funny and probably realistic. Remember when we got 13 perfectly clear channels just by turning on a tv? It was free. Is this all really better? I'm planning on tossing the tv in a month.
Sad thing is, we all get there one day! LOL
Sad? Nah, I see a little video like this as a marvelous opportunity for an older actress to get work!
As we baby boomers age I do believe that there will be many more opportunities in the arts.
You know, "age, wisdom and experience" and all that good stuff. I'll probably die of old age at my easel...happily, hopelessly, blissfully painting in that long-gone Old Master style.
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