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Check out The Noun Project to explore icons you can use to distill your wins into images.
Read Risa's tips for caring for and washing your wearable wins.
Find the crochet Teddy Bear Bag Charm Pattern here.
Need to brush up on your crochet stitches and techniques before embarking on this cake class? No problem! Watch Twinkie's Crochet Sampler: A Daily Practice first.
Want to learn how to turn your cake into a keepsake box for gifting? Check out Twinkie's bog post here.
This 15-day practice will be released every other day this month.
This 16-day practice will be released every other day this month.
Want to learn more image transfer techniques? Check out Courtney's other Image Transfers and Color Image Transfers on Wood classes!
For more of Rebecca's sketchbook work, check out her other class, Magpie Sketchbook: Collecting a Resource of Imagery.
Need an introduction to marbling? Check out Mercedez' first class, Creativity Through Marbling: An Introduction
To share your work on social media use the hashtag #MZRXdailyPractice.
Shelf-life and suggested uses for every recipe are listed on the gift tags in the PDF.
Learn more about Heidi's inspirations behind the Love Letter Quilt pattern and her history of incorporating love into quilts in this live presentation, originally aired August 9, 2023.
See a beautiful compilation of quilts made in this class on our blog.
Please note that there is mistake in the Watercolor Cat Menorah segment: a menorah has eight daily candles, not six as depicted. When you make your sketch and painting, please allow for six candles on your cat.
To follow along on social media, please post your progress using the tag #DailyPracticeQAL
Before beginning each day, please be sure to work from the most updated version of the class PDF.
NOTE: Days 2 - 5 have are repeated as modified videos to demonstrate the foundational stitches for left hand dominant viewers
Remember to use the hashtag #creativebuggetsmessy on social media to share your work with the Get Messy and Creativebug community.
This class is not only a starting point for anyone who is ready to call themselves an artist, but also for working artists who could use some structure and guidance in growing their practice. By the end of this series, you will learn how to take yourself more seriously and see your business dreams come to life.
Be sure to share what you draw on Instagram #cbdrawaday!
Be sure to share what you make in our class gallery and on Instagram #cbdrawaday
Be sure to share what you make in our class gallery and on Instagram #cbdrawaday
Watercolor paper (Pam uses 40 lb cold press)
Strathmore Artagain black paper
Kraft paper
Transparency sheets
Paintbrushes used in this class:
Size 12, 18 and 22 round watercolor brushes
½” flat watercolor brush
Waterbrushes
Size 4 quill brush
Brushes and Pens used in this class:
Tombow Dual Brush Pens
Copic Sketch Markers
Sakura Koi Brush Pens
Marvy Brush Art Markers
Gelly Roll Moonlight Pens
Sharpie Oil Markers
White Uni-Ball Signo Gel Pen
Pigma Sensei Pens
Fude Ball Pen
Pencil
Micron Pen in sizes 02, 03 and 05
Sharpie Stained Pens
2.4mm Parallel Pen
Mister Sketch Markers
Faber-Castel Pitt Pens Artist Brush Pens
Christine Adolph Watercolor Resist Pen by Prima
Liquitex Paint Markers
Prismacolor Pro Markers
Paints and Inks used in this class:
Watercolor paint set
Martha Stewart Craft Paint
Sumi Ink
FineTec Metallic Watercolor
- Dr. PH Martin’s Liquid Watercolors
- Draw and paint flowers in 30 different ways
- Work with paint pens
- Paint with Sumi ink
- Make a responsive drawing using liquid watercolors
- Paint bold florals with acrylic paints
- Work with source material for inspiration
What you'll get:
- A month's worth of creative prompts and demonstrations to get you thinking creatively about how to draw and paint flowers
- 30 HD video lessons you can access online anytime, anywhere
- Detailed supplies list
- Step-by-step expert instruction from artist Pam Garrison
- The ability to leave comments, ask questions, and interact with other students
I really like this course, the concrete tips and ideas. Which can be so small and easy. But Courtney shows how small and easy things can turn in something bigger. Love how she shows loads of books, examples of what other creatives have done, examples of what can grow out of simple beginnings.
For me, what immensely helped was lesson 1, collections. Which was about simply cutting and pasting images in an old ledger or empty scrapbook.
That just pasting images may sometimes be enough is exactly what I needed to hear; My mum died last year, she was a very creative person and loved butterflies. When cleaning up her crafts room, I found lots of butterfly stuff. Photos and illustrations that she kept, postcards, stamps, punches, napkins with butterflies... Kept all that, have been meaning to do something with it. But did not do anything with it, because in my mind it had become this Big and Ambitious Art Project.
So that class gave me permission to just start with pasting her butterfly images into an empty scrapbook. And I noticed there is some creativity that goes into that process; finding a composition, seeing which butterflies go together in color or style. I really enjoy it. Sometimes this low-level creativity turned into something that is slightly more than pasting images; folding some origami butterflies, stamping butterflies with different colors of ink on a piece of paper. Results to be pasted in too of course.
Of course thinking about my mum quite a lot while doing that. She would have loved the butterfly scrapbook. Wished I could show it, give it to her. I suppose it has been part of the healing process after a difficult year.
