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It's time for a special giveaway!
Post a comment telling us what you are creating right now. This enters you into the random drawing for one of my new DVDs from North Light! You must include an email address in your post so that I know how to notify you if you are the winner. (I promise I won't use your address for anything else unless you post that you want to be added to my newsletter list.)
I'll pick the winner at random on February 11.
The winner will be able to choose which DVD I'll send.
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Good Luck!
Congrats on the DVDs Serena!!! You know how much I love your book and have been so inspired by it. I actually have two small canvases just begun in the wabi-sabi style but at the moment I'm working on Valentine projects and drawing. I'd LOVE to win a DVD-thanks for the chance :)
ReplyDeleteI am creating books bound by the coptic stitch with encaustic covers.
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I'm working on backgrounds for my art journal, binding another art journal from calligraphy paper, painting with fountain pen inks,and drawing a map.
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Thank you for the chance to win!
I've been creating some new journals. Cool giveaway.
ReplyDeleteJust love your work......because of limited space right now I am working on putting a Coptic bound book together with
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Bjanie@ wildblue.net
I am working on a wabi-sabi landscape using acrylics. Maybe a mixed media piece, just going with the flow.
ReplyDeleteanita@raw-elements.co.uk
Currently working on multi-textured painting on a 12 x 24 inch wood panel.
ReplyDeleteCurrently dividing my time between a series of collages based on various fairy tales and a spirit doll who is slowly rising from your book on Wabi-Sabi. Thanks so much for continuing to inspire my best work and fuel my desire to learn more!
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I'm working on transitioning from using hot wax to cold wax so doing small experimental canvases. Great giveaway! /Glenda
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I'm participating in an envelope/mail art round robin. I'm also in a planning stage of a fabric collaged table runner. Thanks for this cool giveaway. I'm always looking for new techniques to add to my mixed media projects.
ReplyDeleteTook a class from you, at Art Is You Petaluma, two years ago and loved it. Congrats on the DVD's. They look so interesting. Anyone that inspires art teaches us the wonderful environment of creativity.
ReplyDeleteI just created a Carrie Clayden "tutu" painting in one of her classes (talk about "wabi sabi"), some collage envelopes (I make them from scratch.) and my first love... photos from my camera.
I'm in for this new DVD.
I'm at: scdogfarm3@gmail.com
I have been doing the 365 day art challenge and doing inchies and twinchies. Lots of fun to do. I have been posting the progress on facebook and on my blog. my contact info dlprewitt@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteI just bought your book the other day and today I'm going to play with espresso coffee and gold leaf! What fun!
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Hi Serena! I took an Art & Soul class from you last Fall in Portland - "Layers of Memory". Since then I have been working on a number of collages on canvas board using paper, ink, acrylics, and found objects. I came to your blog hoping to find tips on making glazes with re-inkers like we did in class. So I thought I would leave a note and hopefully have a chance to win a DVD! Thanks for the opportunity!
ReplyDeleteOh, I would love this!
ReplyDeleteI just discovered your blog. I am really interested in your Taos workshop. I have just discovered cold wax and oil, and have been teaching myself. From reading your blog, I just found out about reinkers. Where can I buy them?
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I'm working on the background for my February calendar.
ReplyDeleteAt the moment I'm making the third of four small quilts based on the seasons!
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ReplyDeleteMrs. Sullivan-Here's a refresher on re-inker glaze:
http://www.createmixedmedia.com/make/painting-with-re-inkers-from-wabi-sabi-art-workshop
Cissy: You can buy re-inkers from:
http://rangerink.com/?product=adirondack%C2%AE-dye-reinkers
I am working in my art journal - my first
ReplyDeleteI'm covering a journal with mixed media including painted papers, weaving, and embroidery word bulbs.
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I am currently making small clay faces and finishing them using acrylics, powdered pigments, walnut inks and gilder's paste. I then include them in textured collages using (among other things): Mexican bark paper, string, preserved leaves, found objects, acrylics, gold leaf, acrylic mediums, pan pastels, and inks.
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As a printmaker, my work is divided into the correct prints for the edition and the wabi sabi pieces which become art journals (or stand alone mixed media). I have joined a bookmaking group to cojoin my mis-stepped intents into art.
ReplyDeleteHi Serena, I am so pleased I discovered you! I am an artist in South Africa and after recently undergoing heart surgery I have felt an inclination to break free from my terribly rigid, and far too realistic way of painting of the past and tune into my creative spirit to experiment and play more! So this afternoon I was searching for info on how to create mixed media pieces using encaustic techniques, which I'd like to try and you popped up! Your Wabi-Sabi philosophy and Art workshops look fantastic - I wish I lived in America to be able to attend one, but I am skipping right back to Google to see if you are on You Tube! Warmest regards, Karen (Email: longdensarron@yahoo.com)
ReplyDeleteHi Serena, I am so pleased I discovered you! I am an artist in South Africa and after recently undergoing heart surgery I have felt an inclination to break free from my terribly rigid, and far too realistic way of painting of the past and tune into my creative spirit to experiment and play more! So this afternoon I was searching for info on how to create mixed media pieces using encaustic techniques, which I'd like to try and you popped up! Your Wabi-Sabi philosophy and Art workshops look fantastic - I wish I lived in America to be able to attend one, but I am skipping right back to Google to see if you are on You Tube! Warmest regards, Karen (Email: longdensarron@yahoo.com)
ReplyDeleteHi! I work with paper. All kinds! Repurposed, altered, and discarded by others to make images that are one of a kind. But I like to challenge myself with new materials, mediums and techniques. My desire is to begin exploring encaustics and it would be lovely to have your Hot Wax,Cold Wax and Plaster DVD to get me started.
ReplyDeleteMy email is majaneol@gmail.com
Hoping the stars line up for me!
Martha
amazing ! I really love your ART Serena!
ReplyDeleteWhat great chance to win ..wow!
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Susi
sorry forgot to say - I am working on Faces for a challenge right now!
ReplyDeleteHi Serena, I am exploring the idea of mixing some of my photographs with my past abandoned paintings. I'm delighted to have found you and wabi-sabi art style, and can already see new creativity doors opening. Ddp23prus@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteWhat am I creating right now? i've taken a break from painting and am currently working on a historical novel based on my ancestors who immigrated from Ireland to Canada in 1840.
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