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dustinmyeye

@dustinmyeyeTracked since Jul 2026

Exploring creativity through watercolor, gouache, and pastels..

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Article Latest postPublicTrying out some new papers - if I can move the kitty!

I'm trying out some new deli style papers. I'm using up some palette mud and other things to see how they handle it. I was pleasantly surprised!

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Painting coasters of my kitties - Number 2!June 12 View post About a year ago I came across a video by Liz Chaderton painting coasters with watercolor and I decided to do that in my watercolor class. We had a lot of fun painting with stencils and watercolor. When I cleaned my studio last week, I came across four extra coasters that were all prepped. I thought it would be fun to paint portraits of the kitties in my house on them. It would match the pillows in my family room that have various graphic, folk arty, kitties on them. The first kitty is up on my YouTube channel, and the other three will be here. This is the second of those three.ArticleJune 12Public 0 0Painting coasters of my kitties!May 23 View post About a year ago I came across a video by Liz Chaderton painting coasters with watercolor and I decided to do that in my watercolor class. We had a lot of fun painting with stencils and watercolor. When I cleaned my studio last week, I came across four extra coasters that were all prepped. I thought it would be fun to paint portraits of the kitties in my house on them. It would match the pillows in my family room that have various graphic, folk arty, kitties on them. The first kitty is up on my YouTube channel, and the other three will be here. This is the first of those three.ArticleMay 23Public 0 1Finding a painting within a plastic wrap background.I have been playing with my Gansai Tambi granulating paints and plastic wrap this week and I thought I would bring you along! You never quite know what you're going to get till you peel the plastic wrap off. Any granulating paint, or even non-granulating paint, will work. With a little bit of negative painting, and your imagination, you can create something quite unique and beautiful!ArticleMay 14Public 0 0Packing a mixed media plein air kitI wanted to make a up a mixed media kit for plein air. I have been really enjoying using my Tombows, acrylic markers, and various kinds of colored pencils, for quick, fun, sketches. I thought the low stress, quick results they offer would be great for plein air, where I usually have a limited time. I choose materials, colors, and containers, in this video - trying to get the best kit I can put together, without bringing the kitchen sink!VideoApril 21Public 0 2Trying out my Flashe paint with gouache!I wanted to see if the Flashe paint I bought would work as an underpainting with gouache. So I decided to check in on my gouache palette and paint a wild South American sunset! Gather your paints and paint along with me in this real-time video!VideoMarch 8Public 0 0I try three times to paint something for a show.Come along with me while I attempt to paint an intuitive paint, one that I feel good about entering in our local members show. I thought I had picked out what I was entering, but then I decided to try to paint an intuitive painting to enter as one of my pieces. I thought it might be interested for you to watch and see how I went about it.ArticleJanuary 26Public 0 1Painting a pitcher with my R&F Drawing OilsJoin me while I paint this cute little pitcher using R&F Drawing Oils. I want to keep it loose and incorporate a lot of different colors in the pitcher to keep it interesting. I also employ some lost and found edges which works really well with this medium. Watch how I use my finger and a makeup sponge to blend and bring some movement to the background.ArticleNov 25, 2025Public 0 1Painting fall leavesIn this video I paint a page of fall leaves right out of my front yard. I go step by step through each leaf using slightly different approaches and methods. I'm concentrating on using shadow and color to differentiate the leaves and define which ones are on top of which ones. This video is exclusive to my patreons and my watercolor class. I hope you enjoy it!VideoOct 26, 2025Public 0 0Packing my plein air picnic basket, and giving it a whirl - Part 1I decided to use my picnic basket for mixed media plein air. I tried to think of everything I might want - ended up with more than I needed, but you just never know what you might feel inspired to use! I tested it out this weekend and the second painting I did is at the end of this video. The first piece I did is in part 2.VideoAug 28, 2025Public 0 0Giving my plein air picnic basket a whirl - Part 2I decided to use my picnic basket for mixed media plein air. I tried to think of everything I might want - ended up with more than I needed, but you just never know what you might feel inspired to use! I tested it out this weekend and this is the first painting I did.ImageAug 28, 2025Public 0 0Painting water splashing on rocks with gouache and Woodies!I painted a loose gouache sketch, in my brown paper sketchbook, of waves splashing up on some rocks, then I added some final touches with Stabilo Woodies and Neo Color 2's. I wanted to see how the woodies worked over gouache. It was such fun that I decided to try it again in the small brown sketchbook I made, and record it this time so you could see how I approached it.ArticleAug 25, 2025Public 0 0
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