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by Lynn S. Schwebach Ruach 3 is one of my resined paintings on canvas. How to Resin Art, step 3 , shows you how to measure and pour resin on your artwork, and use tools to remove bubbles and small pieces of dust. 3-Step Process If you're following along with my 3-step process, you've watched …
by Lynn S. Schwebach "Speaking to Clouds" is alcohol ink on Yupo paper attached to a wood panel and resined. This artwork sold in 2019. How to resin art just got a lot easier with my 3-step process. For me, watching someone resin art is a great way to learn, so I decided to film …
by Lynn S. Schwebach Resin art will take your artwork to the next level. Learn how I resin art in my 5 video "how-to" series! I describe Step 1 in this article and video. "Garden Fire" is one of my resined pieces of art. It is an 8" x 10" on Yupo paper, attached to …
by Lynn S. Schwebach Artists go through the same ups and downs as anyone in any job. And believe it or not, nurturing and feeding one’s own creativity parallels how managers nurture—or squash their employees’ creative ideas. In fact, artists do not own any secret processes that feed creative output. In addition, the same “downers” …
by Lynn S. Schwebach Neuroscientists who study the brain, learning, and creativity know the importance of experience. They have studied the effects of activities such as traveling, learning a new language, solving a crossword puzzle, and playing video games. More specifically, they have studied the effects of these activities on the brain. Every new, stimulating …
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by Lynn S. Schwebach As an artist, I thought a painting class with Alzheimer’s patients an appropriate way to apply my skills as a volunteer while spending time with my mom who suffers with dementia, but I quickly discovered that a Memories in the Making class entails much more than simply painting colorful pictures. Unlike …
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Here are two book covers that I had the privilege of designing and illustrating. I was commissioned by Summit Publication Design to design a book cover for Melba Smith-Dudley's first book of published poems. I scanned into Photoshop images created with alcohol inks on wax paper and Yupo paper in addition to a third scan …
by Lynn S. Schwebach Visual artists, writers, musicians, actors, or anyone working in creative fields struggle every day in the workplace and community to have their voices heard, to get their achievements recognized, and to get the exposure they deserve. It’s demoralizing and exhausting and often the price paid is an erosion of self-confidence. …
by Lynn S. Schwebach At some point in their lives, most people have been labeled or defined in a way that surprises them—or infuriates them. And yet many dislike concepts such as “personal branding,” because many in our society associate branding with bragging. But, career development experts tell us, the danger of avoiding personal branding …
by Lynn S. Schwebach Observing my favorite artists’ works on the Web soaks up hours of my time. I rationalize this pastime as “research.” I also love typing in long-tail searches such as current popular illustrators working today to retrieve hundreds of links where I find my favorite illustrations – and illustrators. While researching a …
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