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What our customers are saying
We don’t get foxes here so very interesting to see their features against our wild dogs & hyenas. Love the long ear fur on the red squirrel. The horse was as Mike says challenging no wonder I’ve psychologically steered clear of them
Bev B
on Mike Hendley's Drawing Animals in Graphite
Just wow. I love this effect. I can think of so many ways to use it and I think it simple speaks volumes to me. I can imagine mixing the black and white gesso and adding indigo maybe. Ooh lots of fun ahead. Thank you so much.
Kris Y
on Tina Hotchkiss' Fresh and High-contrast Florals with Modern Mixed Media
Many years since I did pencil drawing but used to be my favourite technique when I did art at school but that was 40 years ago! I love ink and watercolour but really enjoyed this today and sketching along!
Catherine B
on Mike Hendley's Techniques for Graphite Drawing
All in all I'm pretty happy with the final result. I loved how after each wash there was more depth to the painting. I can see how this would be a great way to document a vacation trip. Thanks again Allan and Etchr for puling me out of my comfort zone.
Beth L
on Allan Kirk's Loose Impressionistic Urban Sketching
