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I hope you enjoy this video… it’s a snip-it from one of the painting projects I share in The Joy Of Painting.
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To me, The Joy of Painting is all about learning to let go, painting with your fingertips and playing with color and layers.
I’ve fallen in love with mixed media painting and out of all of the painting techniques I’ve ever tried, the one thing I always return to is remembering to have fun whenever I create. This brings joy and happiness into the process, which inevitably gets infused into your artwork and always makes anyone who sees it smile.
And if you know someone who has been looking to reignite their creative spark, feel free to share this video with them (you can use the share buttons below).
Thank you, as always, for all of your love and support. Have a phenomenal weekend!
xo, Juliette
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I'M JULIETTE
A painter, writer, and creator of The School Of Happy Painting, online courses to help you loosen up, let go, and develop your own unique style.
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