Studio Methods

This week's live Youtube lesson gives you a peek into my studio processes when I'm painting for my own professional pursuit. I find I approach watercolour very differently depending on whether I'm painting to teach or painting for myself. [embed]https://youtu.be/0tXcPKi36m0[/embed]

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What does a typical painting session look like for this professional artist? I'm sharing my personal studio session with you in today's live video lesson.

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