Loved your words. It gave me courage and thaught me to never give up
]]>Hi Pat!
You can find all the information and inspiration right here: Fluid Art. It’s a self-paced course with an involved, supportive Facebook group. The cost is $129. I’d love to have you!
XO Amy
]]>HI Rose: Oh it’s so fun to see your work! What a lovely painting. I love your paintings and I agree – those types of watercolor books feel so fun! Happy creating! XO Amy
]]>I bought my first set of travel watercolors as an adult in the fall of 2016, and with it I got the tiniest watercolor pad I could find (viewable here). This made it so much easier to just dive in and start playing—so approachable. (I’m actually still a little intimidated by the full-size watercolor journal I now also own—originally purchased with the intention to become an art journal.)
Anyway, thank you for sharing and reminding me that small gives permission to experiment!
]]>You are welcome! I’m off tomorrow to check at a local Michael’s for one. : )
]]>Hi Heidi:
Oh thank you so much for catching this. I so appreciate it. This was an error, which I have fixed. The link is for a Michael’s product which I do in fact use daily and while none of my hole punches make an absolute flawless punch, it’s pretty close. I hope this helps, and you may also find it in your local store.
Cheers and happy creating!
Amy
]]>The link to the craft punch you have goes to “Fiskars Everywhere Window Punch System starter set” In the comments and questions sections, buyers observed (& some complained) that this does NOT make usable square punched shapes – it leaves holes in the punched out square part. It is used for making “windows” in things. Is this really the product you used to make your 1 inch squares for painting on? It’s quite a bit of money and I don’t want to get the wrong thing! Thanks!
]]>Hi Fiona: Sorry for the delay! They are 1 inch squares. I can’t wait to see what you do!
Cheers,
amy
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