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An underrated question to ask yourself: What themes unite all my artwork? --- Share your answer in the comments

The title is 'Portrait of V' created using mixed media on prepared paper. If you'd like to learn more about the process behind this artwork, you can subscribe to my Patreon Page: https://lnkd.in/e4kYtvtG

Here are some of my favorite iterations of my original artwork “Soldier Reverence” 💙:

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Here's another look at some of the styles you're artwork can be done in! 🙂 Which of the two would you choose?  Comment your answer below. 👇

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Don't have a ruling pen for applying masking fluid? Try this tip instead that I put on my blog many years ago and later in my book, Watercolor 365. So you just ordered a ruling pen, and you are dying to use it, but it won’t come for another week. And you really want to paint! What to do? Instead, try making your own substitute ruling pen out of a straw. All you have to do is cut the end at an angle. It is best to cut it so that it is at a rounded angle instead of a point. If it is too pointy and sharp, it will scratch your paper and the mask as you put on the masking fluid. Now, the straw will act like a quill. Dip it in enough fluid that it will come out easily and not too much that it comes out in a big glob. You may want to practice before you go and put it onto your painting. And the best part about a straw, you can throw it away or cut off the end ready for the next time when you are done. https://lnkd.in/gtGdMc24