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How to paint flowers with the oil painting brushes in. I’ll briefly show you all the tools and settings available, then we’ll focus on oil painting tools: brushes and palette knife. Even if it’s a very intuitive app, you’ll get the shortcuts right away without spending hours on it. Please keep me posted if you come across anything that might work. During the class you’ll learn: the basics of ArtRage. Instagram would be ideal because many are on Instagram, but thus far, Instagram does not let you set up a board for multiple users.

This would work on my class Facebook page, but my students are too young for Facebook. I am looking for a platform where my students and I can all share our drawings online to the same page, folder, etc. I am excited to get this year’s classes on board with the Every Day Drawing Challenge. Now we are back to school and new routines are developing. – My son made this ceramic cow in middle school art class a decade ago…I expect it will grace our dining room for several more decades (unless I MOO-ve it)… #eddc #moo #arted #digitalart #ipadart #ipadpainting #mobileart #clayisfun #artrage #art #everydaydrawingchallenge #monalisaliveshere Here are the Every Day Drawing Challenges for the month of August – if you click on one of them, you may view all of them as a slideshow:Īugust 31 (242): Draw a figurine or tchotchke that you have A chance for the brain to stretch out a little bit. Relaxation = no schedules, except for the Every Day Drawing Challenge! One of my favorites, though, is the drawing of the ocean with the soundtrack of the waves crashing. The Every Day Drawing Challenge actually felt like a challenge! Although I love to draw and thoroughly enjoy the process, in Florida the challenge was to remember to get the drawing done. I found myself again making drawings in the hotel room only with the sound of the ocean in the background this time. My mother at her alma mater…Īnother trip was to Florida to see some of our grandkids.

It was incredibly nostalgic for her and very sentimental for me, as I had been to these places and visited the same people when I was a child in the company of my seven siblings and my late father. The first drawing of the month was done during a “Return to your Roots” road trip with my mother as we visited her childhood home and college. August was a month for traveling and making drawings in hotel rooms for the Every Day Drawing Challenge.