Yesterday, my hair stylist and her daughter came by the house and I gave them a "tour" of all the materials they might want or need to buy if they want to paint in acrylics - not the traditional heavy body acrylics but fluid acrylics or acrylic inks - on canvas. They both have ideas they want to try out and I had plenty for them to them about, demonstrating texturing canvas with sponges, spider webbing and squeegees. Then I talked to them about canvas types and surfaces and colors. They left with a list of things to buy and some colors to choose for what they want. I think they may return when they've purchased their goodies and have tried it and we'll do something here, with my helping them paint on canvas the way they want - before they purchase high end canvas.
They both said they were leaving "so excited" and I hope they do enjoy - and perhaps come for a few classes - sometime in the near future. We'll see what happens.
They both said they were leaving "so excited" and I hope they do enjoy - and perhaps come for a few classes - sometime in the near future. We'll see what happens.
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Woohoo! I love when that creativity spark catches flame. Glad you were able to fan that flame, Rhonda.
Sherry, I'm hoping they do want to come for lessons - and I'll keep the acrylic folks apart from the watercolor because it is very different on different substrates - for now.
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