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  eomega.org Award-winning artist Ann Kristin Lindsay was born in Chicago and received her formal art training at Pratt Institute in the late 1960s. Upon moving to Petersburgh, New York, in 1970, she established Ann Lindsay Pottery and for 15 years created pieces that were carried in major craft galleries and shops throughout the country. Feeling an increasing need to work more directly in color and to express the beauty she saw in a more representational way, she began to paint during the slow seasons. Studying with Jack Flynn for two years, she made the transition from potter to painter and had her first one-woman show. Lindsay began teaching watercolor painting in 1989 and has broken new ground in the development of a holistic, student-centered approach to teaching art. The author of Watercolor: A New Beginning: A Holistic Approach to Painting, she teaches workshops internationally and is on the faculties of the Southern Vermont Art Center, Omega Institute, and New York Open Center. Lindsays workshops have received national attention and have been featured in O, The Oprah Magazine.
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  Ann Lindsay "Watercolor Landsc...
  eomega.org Award-winning artist Ann Kristin Lindsay was born in Chicago and received her formal art training at Pratt Institute in the late 1960s. Upon moving to Petersburgh, New York, in 1970, she established Ann Lindsay Pottery and for 15 years created pieces that were carried in major craft galleries and shops throughout the country. Feeling an increasing need to work more directly in color and to express the beauty she saw in a more representational way, she began to paint during the slow seasons. Studying with Jack Flynn for two years, she made the transition from potter to painter and had her first one-woman show. Lindsay began teaching watercolor painting in 1989 and has broken new ground in the development of a holistic, student-centered approach to teaching art. The author of Watercolor: A New Beginning: A Holistic Approach to Painting, she teaches workshops internationally and is on the faculties of the Southern Vermont Art Center, Omega Institute, and New York Open Center. Lindsays workshops have received national attention and have been featured in O, The Oprah Magazine.
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  Watercolor from Within: Transparent...
  Watch watercolor artist Barbara Nechis work up close in the CCP Studio to learn details of her technique, composition and philosophy. Author-artist-teacher Barbara Nechis demonstrates her unique watercolor painting process to produce distinctive innovative and lyrical paintings. This watercolor instruction video is appropriate for watercolorists at any skill level, beginning to advanced, and for anyone who wants to gain a deeper understanding of the creative process of painting successful watercolors. This watercolor instruction video is appropriate for watercolorists at any skill level, beginning to advanced, and for anyone who wants to gain a deeper understanding of the creative process of painting successful watercolors. Barbara Nechis works outward from a single spot of permanent magenta using memory, emotion, and the flowing paint on her paper to guide an inspired floral design. Youll learn to make principled design decisions confidently and quickly as you develop a loose, direct painting into an intricate, layered composition. Barbara paints intuitively, responding to to what happens on the paper. Her composition reflects her feelings about her subject instead of literally representing the flowers. Barbara emphasizes balance between repetition and variety. She corrals transparent color with opaque pigments and contrasts hard-edged elements with wet-into-wet petals. She avoids mixing on her palette but encourages blending by double-loading wide, square brushes and <b>...</b>
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  Watercolor - Bold & Beautiful:...
  Let watercolor artist Susan Bourdet show you how to produce beautiful wildlife paintings in your own backyard! In this watercolor instruction video you learn watercolor techniques ranging from composition to soft feathering and creating luminous backgrounds. Take your watercolor painting even further, with Susan's second watercolor DVD Inspiration From The Garden in Watercolor for beginning and advanced painters. Wildlife painter and print artist Susan Bourdet develops her painting from concept to signature. This video compresses an extended process into 75 information-packed minutes with short cuts, product tips and safe guards. Buy the DVD from Creative Catalyst here: www.ccpvideos.com Watch the Video online from Art Work Shops here: www.artworkshops.tv

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  Finger Painting on the Apple iPad f...
  davidkassan.com A quick Apple ipad live fingerpainting demo that I streamed live from my Brooklyn studio on Monday June 21st. 2010, The model sat for 3 hours as I painted and answered questions on how I use the iPad and the Brushes app. Just thinking of creative uses for the ipad.
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  Elvis Presley Painting with Cheese...
  www.EclecticAsylum.com Limited Edition Prints available now. Music "Rocking with Elvis" by Dean Vegas (Elvis Tribute Artist) http The Story behind the painting. If you have watched some of my other videos you have noticed I sometimes use common objects in an artistic way. I do this because many types of art are far removed from the average person. Creating art with things people come in contact with in their daily lives closes that gap. So the idea for this piece came from...what else...eating cheetos. My fingers turned orange and I noticed it created an accidental mark on my clothes. From there my thoughts went to fabric as a surface....poof...it made me think of velvet paintings. The Virgin of Guadalupe, Unicorns, and probably the most famous incarnation of velvet painting. The Velvet Elvis. It's kitsch. It's cheesy. Thus a Velvet Elvis painted with cheese puffs.