We have just added another free video to our creative network! Today we have released Bunny and Ellie with the super talented Danielle Donaldson.
This is free video from Danielle’s course on our creative network All Creatures Lovely and Small.
Draw an elephant and bunny along with Danielle. Then add intricate watercolor washes, shadows, layers and details. Just what you need to get your illustrative spark to create your own watercolor animals!
This is free video gives you a taste of the course, All Creatures Lovely and Small and we hope you will join us for the full class!
Come on over and enjoy the free art video Bunny and Ellie.
With very few supplies you can practice, learn, make time for yourself and just have some fun! This video is free but you still need to be logged into your account on jeanneoliver.com to access the video. If you have any questions please contact us!
See you in class and have an incredible weekend!
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Well this comment is not about the free art video but suggestions for summer reading that you mentioned in your newsletter. If you are a Jane Austen fan you absolutely must read ‘The Man Who Loved Jane Austen’ by Sally Smith O’Rourke. It’s contemporary and ‘proves that Mr. Darcy is real.’ As the note from Peter Pezzelli on the cover says: “To be read with an expectation of pleasure…”
The second book I really enjoyed is ‘The School for Good and Evil’ by Soman Chainani. If you like fairy tales and you like M. Knight Shamalan’s movies, their is no doubt in my mind you will like this too. But be forwarned – there are three books in the series.
And if you’ve only seen the movie and not yet read the book, ‘The Tale of Despereaux’ should also be on your list (and then it can be passed along to your kids). It’s a Newberry Medal Winner by Kate DiCammillo. Enjoy your summer.
Connie Minnich
cutoutsbyconnie@gmail.com
You are wonderful! Thank you so much for the suggestions! Jeanne