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SOME USEFUL TIPS FOR ARTISTS
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IF YOU LIKE IT, DRAW AND OR PAINT IT.
ART FOR MEMORIES.
ART IN THE COUNTRYSIDE.
TAKE ONE PEN.
STILL LIFE IS STILL IN VOGUE.
LINE AND WASH.
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Village house in the Charente Maritime. Watercolour on paper.
DON’T LOOK NOW…..
Bearded Iris. Greeting Card. Watercolour on paper.
DRAWING WITH DESIGN
Know your Artist – they are your friend.

SETTING THE PACE – MOTORSPORT ART

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A LESSON IN LIFTING YOUR ARTWORK.
ART IS NOT STATIC.
ART FOR MEMORIES.
ART IN THE COUNTRYSIDE.
- Breton longere Acrylic on board.
BACK TO BLACK
Bearded Iris. Greeting Card. Watercolour on paper.
DON’T LOOK NOW…..
DRAWING WITH DESIGN
IF YOU LIKE IT, DRAW AND OR PAINT IT.
Know your Artist – they are your friend.
LINE AND WASH.
SOME USEFUL TIPS FOR ARTISTS
STILL LIFE IS STILL IN VOGUE.
TAKE ONE PEN.
Village house in the Charente Maritime. Watercolour on paper.
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SOME USEFUL TIPS FOR ARTISTS
ARTIST’S STATEMENT
A LESSON IN LIFTING YOUR ARTWORK.
IF YOU LIKE IT, DRAW AND OR PAINT IT.
ART FOR MEMORIES.
ART IN THE COUNTRYSIDE.
TAKE ONE PEN.
STILL LIFE IS STILL IN VOGUE.
LINE AND WASH.
BACK TO BLACK
Village house in the Charente Maritime. Watercolour on paper.
DON’T LOOK NOW…..
Bearded Iris. Greeting Card. Watercolour on paper.
DRAWING WITH DESIGN
Know your Artist – they are your friend.

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