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Prepping for an Art Walk Part 3

Prepping for an Art Walk Part 3

Welcome to the last installment of my art walk prep blogs. This week, I'm taking you behind the scenes for all of the extra non-art related prep that goes into art walk. Art Walk Setup The week before the event is usually when I set up my pieces. Each dragon is to be...

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Prepping for an Art Walk Part 2

Prepping for an Art Walk Part 2

I'm just under one month out from the first art walk. I wrapped up the dragons last week; all that's left is to sign and glaze the bottoms. These were all creations drawn from last year's Sculptober themes (because I'm slow and still working through them in April...

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Prepping for an Art Walk Part 1

Prepping for an Art Walk Part 1

I'm thinking this week will be short and sweet. March marked the official beginning of art walk prep, and there's a lot going on! If you haven't seen/heard me talk about it, I have two art walks coming up this late spring/early summer. They are a month apart, so I'm...

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Remaking my Mascot

Remaking my Mascot

I've been debating on doing this for a while. I don't get to use my mascot/business card holder very often as is, and I wanted to get a little more life out of my current one, but, to celebrate my first truly serious year for JSThreads, I decided it was time to update...

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Mixing up your color palette with colormixr

Mixing up your color palette with colormixr

Hey all! I've mentioned this neat little app before, but I thought it'd be fun to write a blog post about it to go into a little more detail about how I sometimes mix my palettes. For a while now, I've been going to Pinterest for ideas for color palettes. I usually...

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How to Create Charcoal from Polymer Clay

How to Create Charcoal from Polymer Clay

I thought it'd be fun to pair up last week's collab wrap up with a technique I experimented to create the charcoal base for my fire element dragon. With charcoal, I found the polymer clay resources to be very skimpy, so I spent some time working with reference images...

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