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I didn’t get a chance to post yesterday, but I did get a chance to paint some pieces in the workshop. And it was awesome.  I made a few of my milk paint videos…

…showing how to mix the paint and what to expect when working with a powdered paint…

While making the video, I refinished the top of this piece and painted the base in Lucketts Green…

…and started working on this one to showcase my black – Typewriter.

I’m enjoying this one…

I hope to have something to reveal tomorrow.

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Judy (tjgibson84), Cynthia Briggs, Nancy Salamo, Lonna Berridge, Ashley Yasek and Kelly of Dragonfly Ink Designs.  Congrats, ladies!

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Marian Parsons 

Paint Enthusiast | Writer | Artist | Designer

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I’m Marian, a painter, writer, and lover of all things creative. From art and antiques to home projects and everyday life, I share my journey in hopes of inspiring you to embrace your own creativity and make beauty in the spaces you live.

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