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I have SO much information to share with you in today's tutorial as we dive into layer 3 of my Hamburger System! Before we pick up where we left off to power through "the ugly stage" of my latest mixed media girl - I want to teach you EVERYTHING I know about mixed media art supplies. Artist-grade? Lightfast? Fugitive? What does it all mean? Does it matter which brands I buy and from where? The answer is 1000% YES! What you learn today may mean the difference between cracking open your art journal years from now and crying tears of shock and disappointment or tears of joy and remembrance! If you make art to give away as gifts or sell you REALLY need this information. I went a LITTLE overboard with my SUPPLIES GUIDE cheatsheet for YOU today … by about 9 pages! Don't let that scare you :) It's gonna totally help you understand what watersoluble art supplies play nicely together in mixed media projects, which brands are the best, and how they change when something liquid (like water or mod podge) is added.  Watch for my fav time-saving techniques on how to blend skin tones with acrylic paint and my other favorite water-soluble supplies! SECRET: Blending with acrylics is really tough. I actually skip the acrylics here, grab my creamy gelatos or art crayons by Marabu, and blend with my finger! It’s SUPER easy and a much faster way to blend. (Skip to 22:39 if you’re in a hurry) Today’s download will also help you save money on art supplies because I've listed brand names you can trust to deliver the best professional grade art supplies, and have explained when you can cut costs by using craft grade versions. So whether you enjoy making mixed media projects on canvas or in your art journals, the comprehensive list of the best art supplies (both artist and craft grade) that I will be going over, will help you to make the best-informed decision about what to choose when you're out shopping next week! Getting a copy of the 9 page supplies booklet is simple. Drop me a comment below the video or right here in the blog and I'll drop a link that delivers it right to your inbox! No need to give me your email address.
Stay tuned for next week's conclusion to the Hamburger Series!
11 Comments
Donna Peck
6/12/2019 04:09:06 pm
Hi Karen, I would love to have a copy of your hamburger cheat sheet
Karen Campbell
6/12/2019 06:04:27 pm
Of course! You can get the whole guide too (the Hamburger Cheat Sheet is on page 2!) The link to the 9 page guide is here! https://awesomeartschool.lpages.co/mm-supplies/
Vivian Turner
6/12/2019 04:27:35 pm
I need the hamburger list. Just got your new "Official Guide". Love it!
Karen
6/12/2019 06:04:58 pm
The list is right on Page 2 of the Guide!!
Karen
6/12/2019 06:06:02 pm
I feel like we're not communicating well though, here's the link to get the 9 page pdf just in case! And the Hamburger System is right on page 2 - just to clarify! The link to the 9 page guide is here! https://awesomeartschool.lpages.co/mm-supplies/
Bea Chernikoff
6/12/2019 05:57:33 pm
Hi Karen, I would love to have a copy of booklet and your hamburger cheat sheet. I am a new subscriber so I hope I am not too late. I love your videos & your enthusiasm! Thank you
Karen Campbell
6/12/2019 06:06:50 pm
Never too late my friend!! Welcome! Absolutely! The link to the 9 page guide is right here and the Hamburger sheet is on page 2, hope that helps! https://awesomeartschool.lpages.co/mm-supplies/
Jeannie
9/12/2019 01:44:38 am
Hey there. Love, love, love your videos. I’ve learned so much ready. Thank you! I see that you’ve out the guide link in the above comments. Thanks for sharing.
Karen Campbell
24/12/2019 11:29:18 am
Awesome, you bet!!
Karen Campbell
24/12/2019 12:51:43 pm
Sure Keri! You can grab the guide at this link: https://awesomeartschool.lpages.co/mm-hamburger/ Leave a Reply. |
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