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Camas' Best Arts and Crafts Teachers
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Portland, OR
Linda Womack is a nationally recognized artist, art instructor and the author of Embracing Encaustic: Learning to Paint with Beeswax. In 2010 she was the curator for Luminous Layers: Exploring Contemporary Encaustic, a wide ranging exhibit in Oregon featuring 65 artists and more than 160 pieces of art…
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Portland, OR
I love teaching, as it re-awakens my passion for disseminating information about art. Teaching can be a very connective experience, and it gives me great pleasure to see anyone grow in their confidence in expressing themselves. The catch-22 about teaching is that creating art is not merely about having…
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Portland, OR
I have been drawing and painting since I was 5 and have always had a passion for creativity. I've traveled extensively due to being a Navy dependent and still have a bit of the gypsy in my soul. My paintings and teaching method are representational, although I use a very painterly approach. My specialty…
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Portland, OR
I believe that recreating, reimagining and re-purposing of other people’s discarded possessions is elemental to our sustained success on this planet. For over a decade I have been infusing reclaimed products into my art, home and lifestyle. I use lost or discarded objects and surfaces…
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Arts and Crafts Questions
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Arts and Crafts Articles
Watercolor: Choosing Paints, by Sharon Searles
Sharon Searles – February 09, 2011
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Choosing The Best Watercolor Paints
I recommend watercolor paints that come in tubes. But there's a catch! The best paints are called "artist's quality" or "professional quality...
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Watercolor Painting Hints and Tips: Using "Too Much" Water
Sharon Searles – February 09, 2011
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Using "Enough" Water in Watercolor Painting
Using "enough" water means "too much" in watercolor painting. If you make your liquid combination of paint and water "too...
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