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April 17, 2013 by: Hodgepodgemom

You CAN Be An Artist! Paint Landscapes

Want immediate artistic results? Paint landscapes! Draw a line for the horizon, blend in a brilliant sky, curve a path to the beach.

Want immediate artistic results? Paint landscapes! It is an easy method for success. Nana has explained to us how the simple, straight lines and curves of a landscape are especially encouraging to budding artists. Draw a line for the horizon, blend in a brilliant sky, curve a path to the beach. That is is just what we did. The very first chalk pastel art lesson

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April 16, 2013 by: Nana

You Can Be An Artist – Just Practice!

Pastel chalks are an easy and almost instantly rewarding way to introduce a student to creativity. And there is a simple answer – just practice. Using the chalks are often referred to as “painting” rather than drawing. Chalks are pure paint pigment. Yes, they are messy and stain your fingers when you use them. We’ve shared often here at Hodgepodge those gentle tips to help

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April 15, 2013 by: Hodgepodgemom

You Can Be An Artist! What is an Artist?

What is an artist? All of us are born with talent....an inbred wiring to create. Helping students with creation of art is our goal!

What is an artist? Webster defines it this way: Definition of ARTIST 1 a obsolete : one skilled or versed in learned arts  b archaic : physician  c archaic : artisan 1 2 a : one who professes and practices an imaginative art  b : a person skilled in one of the fine arts I asked Lil’ Buddy ‘what is an artist?” He says, “someone

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April 10, 2013 by: Hodgepodgemom

Subscribe to Hodgepodge for Free Art Tutorials

Some exciting things to share! Dear friends if you haven’t already downloaded your free Volcano Chalk Pastel tutorial, please do so right away. The lesson will be going away before our new tutorial will post on Friday. The other good news? If you subscribe now,  you will receive the newest chalk pastel tutorial when it posts on Friday! So, you’ll get two tutorials this week

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