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Daily Archives: March 24, 2019
Review: Colorways: Acrylic Animals: Tips, techniques, and step-by-step lessons for learning to pain whimsical artwork in vibrant acrylic by Megan Wells
Colorways: Acrylic Animals is a really cute and inspiring guide. I loved the art style included, and personally found both the style and the guide to be soothing. I felt like the way Megan Wells explained everything made a lot of sense, and made the idea of getting started a lot less intimidating than it can sometimes be. Continue reading
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Tagged art book, Art book review, Book, Book Review, Books, Colorways: Acrylic Animals, Crafts, Literature, Megan Wells, Review, Walter Foster Publishing
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