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- E-mail announcementsWith our audience in more locations than ever, interest is growing in having increased options for our personalized advice and instruction, more YouTube videos including ones with live feeds, and opportunities to jump into classes from afar. Stay tuned as we roll more of these out. As always, if you want to share your thoughts or have a special request, we're here to listen. Click to view our newsletter from March 15, 2024. https://www.artpartyunlimited.com/so/feOv2dPJ6?languageTag=en
- Share your Work! Let's see it!This is the cabin that Sheena and I stayed at during Christmas.
- Curated Art Resources/ArticlesWhile most of us painters do not claim to be a virtuoso, John Pototschnik makes a compelling case to strive to be just that in your art journey. If you have taken classes with me, I credit Mr. Pototschnik with teaching me the most about color and John MacDonald, who is referenced many times in this article, as having taught me nearly everything I know about value. There are some great examples of virtuoso art in this piece, as well. https://www.pototschnik.com/the-virtuoso/