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Snowman Binge Continued

 In my last post I added a snowman, and now I can't seem to stop adding them!!! 

I painted this one with Arteza Gouache colors and added on a layer of Snowtex.  I wish I could take credit for this fun theme and actually getting a few things right on this, but I followed the very good instructions by RK McGuire in THIS video. 

After watching it, I watched another fun video by Paint and Sip At Home - see it HERE.  This one was really fun to make and I didn't even have wine!
Here is another one (HERE is the video).  It was a quick one but fun to make.
I learned so much doing these, and hopefully I can start applying what I learned to some original work. I also go three more Christmas cards done.

Thanks for visiting!!! 

Hugz


Comments

  1. Love your cheery snowmen, one lovelier than the other, well done. Sounds like a great learn video, I love painting with learn videos, it helps so much. Have a great week, take care, hugs, Valerie

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  2. Super Christmas cards Nancy, fabulous snowmen, you have created three beautiful cards and it sounds like you had fun doing it.
    Pauline - Crafting with Cotnob
    x

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  3. I love these snowmen Nancy! Thanks for sharing the tutorial links.
    Alison xx

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  4. OMG Nancy, so many adorable snowmen. thanks for all the links - I need to get paining :)

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  5. Oh, I love all of your adorable snowmen Nancy, your painting is amazing!! Thanks for the links, sounds like a lot of fun!
    Hugs, Tammy

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  6. You've created some wonderful snowman there. Thanks for sharing the links...I started looking at them and then decided to save them for the new year. Maybe I will give them a try. I say, maybe, because I honestly can't draw a straight line. I so admire your talent for drawing, etc. And thanks again for all the lovely comments you leave on my blog!

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  7. Oh my, what wonderful cards! Looks like you had fun painting them all, they are full of seasonal cheer! All your snowmen designs are fabulous, who'd have thought you could paint them in so many different ways - love it 😀.

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