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I help aspiring and established photographers get noticed so they can earn an income from photography or increase sales. My blog, Photographer’s Business Notebook is a wealth of information as is my Mark Paulda’s YouTube Channel. I also offer a variety of books, mentor services and online classes at Mark Paulda Photography Mentor
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I am taking an awesome online class with Teesha Moore and Jane Davenport - The Mermaid Circus. We've been creating mermaids in our journals using all kinds of techniques. This is my first mixed-media face. I used inktense pencils, prismacolors, neocolor ii crayons, dylusions ink, and stencils. Learning which art supplies play together well. So inspired by this class!
I'm taking a couple of Kim Klassen's online classes, and am starting course 2B late, therefore starting at Day 40 and I will catch up with the rest later ! This photo is a sample of Kim's , and the purpose of the lesson was to transform it . I added a vignette in LR5 and applied various other adjustments. Then I couldn't resist adding some falling snow as I may not see any of the real thing here in NC !
Snow overlay from Florabella Collection
Another sneaky look at one of the projects from 12Days, the online class we're offering over at The Copy+Paste Project.
Details and video available on my blog here: www.stampinginspiredby.blogspot.com/2013/12/stamping-stud...
Southwest Colorado Landscapes. San Juan Mountains. Uncompahgre National Forest.
I help aspiring and established photographers get noticed so they can earn an income from photography or increase sales. My blog, Photographer’s Business Notebook is a wealth of information as is my Mark Paulda’s YouTube Channel. I also offer a variety of books, mentor services and online classes at Mark Paulda Photography Mentor
All images are available as Museum Quality Photographic Prints and Commercial Licensing. Feel free to contact me with any and all inquiries.
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we are so excited! registration opens today for our new NOW YOU workshops online class on self portraits. a collaboration between kristin zecchinelli (mainemomma) and myself has resulted in an amazing course! we hope you can join us on this six week journey through self portraits. it will be the first in a series of classes offered through NOW YOU. class runs april 23-june1st. registration opens today!
Wk 5 of online classes, I tell myself to take them seriously bc they're almost over, yet here I am—thinking the sink shadow looks like Gru from Despicable Me
The shell was old and fragile... so fragile that it started to crumble even when I was working on the guy's face..on the other side.. so I had to do something to hold it all together ...I pushed in some more polymer clay and fashioned a cute little bum. I know ..it looks more like a cute little baby's bum than a craggy old guy's butt...but, hey ... it's a family show....
It was a Dawn Schiller online class to do a little man in a shell... he is in the next photo....she calls them Shellfae... I am trying to put a link to the page on my blog where I talk about making him. So far this is all I can do...but, I may figure it out yet.
I help aspiring and established photographers get noticed so they can earn an income from photography or increase sales. My blog, Photographer’s Business Notebook is a wealth of information as is my Mark Paulda’s YouTube Channel. I also offer a variety of books, mentor services and online classes at Mark Paulda Photography Mentor
All images are available as Museum Quality Photographic Prints and Commercial Licensing. Feel free to contact me with any and all inquiries.
Follow My Once In A Lifetime Travel Experiences at Mark Paulda’s Travel Journal
The Embroidery Project: Resized (my new online class starting in July!)
Definitely the biggest embroidery I've ever done!
Full photo, filming on location for Craftsy class on perspective sketching. Got the OK to post from Craftsy! Was SO fun! Thanks Brendan, Rob, Nick, Ryan!
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Only 'two sleeps' till my online class goes live.
Not too late to register….
Final testing on my mobile devices today and all the back of house supporting documents (just hope not too many tech issues - the thing I dread the most!)
Can't wait….
with buttefly =)
I like to go back to flower canes every summer. These necklace is part of Polymerová škola online (czech Polymer clay school online) class.
This is a page from Lesson 1 of Your Vintage Gluebook Online Class:-
greenpaper.typepad.com/green/your-vintage-gluebook-online...
This uses images from the class and some of my own and is based upon colour and composition.
Blogged at:- vintagebunty.blogspot.com/
Samara runs training groups in person and also online classes in aerial, handstands and flexibility through her teaching company Cicada Circus Arts. She can also be hired to perform at events.
Prompt #2
Just in case:
Today was rather mundane & routine. Rather than the apathy I normally feel, I felt "full."
Things are finally starting to change.
Finally finished!
A combination of taking Handstitched Class from Rachel at Stitched in Color and the Aurifil wholecloth quilt challenge from BAMQG, this quilt was a fun and interesting challenge! This is the second time I've done a wholecloth quilt--the first was a panel quilt I made for my daughter. This is the first time I've made a wholecloth quilt with just a plain solid for the top. There are some process pictures in the set, but I used a projector to trace the Millennium Falcon onto the dark grey fabric using a washable Crayola marker, and then hand quilted it in light grey thread. There was so much space around the ship after I was done with it, and I struggled to think of something to quilt there. I would have liked to do some kind of dense all over pattern with dark grey thread, but couldn't think of a way to make it look good. I ended up embroidering stars. Thankfully, the back matches the thread color perfectly, and it looks great!
This one is up for sale in my shop!
Quilt stats:
Started 9/4/12, finished 11/3/12
Size: About 36" x 42"
Materials used: Kona Pepper for front, Moda Robotics stars for backing and binding, Warm & White batting, Gutermann 4507 hand quilting thread
Ok... its official. Full details are up and registration is now open on my SketchingNow site.
www.sketchingnow.com/foundations-course/
Please pop over to find out all about it.
I am excited beyond words - I can't believe that after months and months of serious planning, developing my idea and then putting it all together...it is up! I have thought for a long time about what I would most like to do with an online class - and how could I make it so it was the closest to my weekly sketching classes. And well the SketchingNow idea is the result - a concept a week - slow paced - fresh content based on local sketching adventures as I explored my beautiful home town of Sydney.
Now that all the back-of-house stuff is up - the good stuff can start. Pulling all the core content together (it has been sitting waiting for me for months) and ... working out what parts of Sydney I will go and doing some serious cafe research. So... which comes first? Making a decision on the suburb because of it character or collating a list of the top cafes of Sydney and working around that? ....Ah! such important planning to come! No seriously, this course is NOT about sitting in cafes drinking tea - it does have an important supporting role - but SketchingNow Foundations is all about explaining my core concepts and then applying them to sketching out on the streets.
Anyway - I will be sharing my preparations here on my blog (as always!)... but today I am getting ready for a real life 2-day workshop in The Rocks starting tomorrow, doing illustration work and somehow trying to find a little time to get up to date with my daily sketching.
Oh! and a big thank you for all those that have already registered... It is very exciting to have a number of you so keen to sign up straight away like that!
Only 5 weeks to go till it starts - personally I can't wait... but I know that it will come around really soon for me.