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We need your drawings ! Grab your markers

by Sandrine Pelissier on May 1, 2017

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Painting flowers from imagination for the Anonymous Art Show, a step by step painting tutorial

by Sandrine Pelissier on December 7, 2015

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A few ideas to finish and display your mixed media paintings

How to finish and display your paintings on paper : A few options

by Sandrine Pelissier on April 13, 2015

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Painting flowers in mixed media from imagination, step by step demo by Sandrine Pelissier

How to paint Acrylic Flowers on board : In Glasgow

by Sandrine Pelissier on January 26, 2015

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Painting flowers in mixed media

Painting mixed media flowers on yupo paper for the Anonymous Art Show

by Sandrine Pelissier on January 11, 2015

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paint flowers from imagination with fluid acrylic on yupo paper

How to paint mixed media flowers on yupo paper : Orange Blossoms

by Sandrine Pelissier on November 17, 2014

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How to add zentangle patterns to your paintings: In Kyoto on ARTiful, painting demos by Sandrine Pelissier

How to add zentangle patterns to your paintings: In Kyoto

by Sandrine Pelissier on October 20, 2014

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How to choose a theme to help you find inspiration in a painting on ARTiful painting demos by Sandrine Pelissier

Painting flowers from imagination with watercolor on canvas : Ikebana

by Sandrine Pelissier on September 8, 2014

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Painting mixed media Flowers from your imagination: Greenery on ARTiful, painting demos by Sandrine Pelissier

Painting mixed media Flowers from your imagination: Greenery

by Sandrine Pelissier on August 18, 2014

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How to paint flowers from imagination in mixed media

How to paint Flowers from imagination : Feeling Good

by Sandrine Pelissier on August 12, 2014

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Online Classes Testimonials

The best gift I ever gave myself

This is the best gift I ever gave myself. Constantly creative, fun and with wonderful feedback. Sandrine always answered questions very promptly and was unfailingly helpful. I am not a professional artist so felt more than a little intimidated for a while but her encouragement and kindness carried me though multiple facets of watercolor painting… Read more “The best gift I ever gave myself”

Eddi Reid

Ohio

26 weeks of inspiration and training

Exciting Techniques

I enjoyed this class immensely. I learned how to use materials I already had more effectively and in new, exciting ways. I especially liked the layering process…the building of design and “discovering” flowers, stems & leaves in the random mish-mash of shapes and colors. I highly recommend this class for those wanting to break out… Read more “Exciting Techniques”

Jackie

Painting Flowers from imagination

It was so good for me

Thank you very much for your flower class. It was so good for me and I think my art work will be very different now because you showed me the artful process from start to finish. Your techniques are very honest and practical and more importantly… beautiful. I just bought your watercolour book from amazon… Read more “It was so good for me”

Cara

Australia

Painting Flowers from imagination

So interesting!

This is the first course (but not the last!), that I have taken from Sandrine. I really like her paintings and when I saw one and it lead me to her website, I was hooked. This is a fairly intuitive class, with a learning curve for those (like me), who are not very familiar with… Read more “So interesting!”

Patty Stewart

Painting Flowers from imagination

Finally! Artful watercolor painting for beginners!

Yes, YOU can do it. YOU can create beautiful watercolor paintings–everything from florals to portraits to landscapes–even if you’ve never before worked with this exuberant, exciting medium.
Fearless Watercolor for Beginners offers a unique, one-on-one workshop–with step-by-step demonstrations, exercises and bonus video content–that teaches you all the basics you need to get started (and then some)–and then promptly encourages you to break them!