Thank you so much!

I have had mine a while and now want to start using the bag. Thanks for great review. It was nice you know exactly how it goes without fumbling around. I have your pallet and now got much smaller one and that will be nice too

The ATG refill is so real😂😭🤣😭😭😭

Hello, thanks for sharing this interesting video, but why are all of the stamps so huge, can't there be smaller ones?

I had just switched from acrylic painting to watercolour in 2012 when I discovered Angela Fehr on KZbin. Ever since, I have followed her and taken some of her amazing courses and also a wonderful workshop I organized in Montreal on 2019.

I so agree with the GoodGirl comment at 71 I still have to push against it🤗🤣

Thank you for defining it!

Thanks for ... framing... the conversation! Great tip

Perfect! Short, sweet, and to the point! Thank you!

Vaseline on the jar!🎉 genius

I really liked the stencil you used. It is your design? How can I purchase it?.

I love your scan and cut video's. Thank you.

I understand completely. I joined an urban sketching group because I enjoy doing that. But the group scatters all over the place and then comes back together at the end to show and tell. I thought it would be more social and we would be working closer together. I don't know how we will get to know one another if this is the way this group plans to work. I can go urban sketching on my own and post the results online, as I've been doing.

Great demo Julie! I laughed my socks off.....plus this is so informative and well done.

It may matter what side of the paper you print on.

I am inspired by your perseverance. Thank you!

I have been saving some deli paper that comes under a bake it yourself pizza (so no grease) from an actual deli. It's got 1/2" black and white checks on it. Haven't tried to use it yet but i thought that would be a fun pattern.

super helpful thank you!

This was interesting, Julie. I like that you put the paper through the ringer, trying all the paints, so we all know! I wonder if the black is specially made for art, since it doesn't react or stand up like regular white does? Good video!

I used your link and went to Amazon, it says the material it’s made of is nylon. Maybe that’s why paint isn’t sticking to it? Robyn McClendon uses black steak paper (Amazon) on the gel plate and it is thin and works great. I haven’t tried it because of price

You are an art chemist. Loved watching you experiment with all the variables!

Please support me 🙏😊

Hello mam nice❤❤😊

Thanks Julie! I enjoyed your experimentation with the black deli paper. I had seen in on amazon but decided not to try it. I was afraid the paper would bleed. For a minute I thought maybe one side of the paper would secure the acrylic better and that was the issue but perhaps not. I do prefer using the thin papers like deli paper for collage. I even have a roll of medical paper (what they put on the exam table) I use sometimes. It’s not as transparent as deli paper but fun too. Experimenting is so much fun! Love it❣️

I like how the metallic paint just pops off the black deli paper

since the black deli paper isn't translucent, and why would it be, whats the point of using it even if the paint didn't run? Just use black paper.

What if they were heat set

What about acrylic markers? Thanks.

Nice news stamps, congrats to designing them !

Thank you for this! I tend to have a hard time writing about my work, and this is super helpful.

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This episode has got me thinking, thank you. You have helped me look at my art differently.

I enjoyed this episode so much. I loved learning more about your Mom. Every podcast teaches me something about myself. The insight you and your Mom share with us is much appreciated. Julie you do have charisma, I have followed you for years and have really enjoyed watching you grow and change; as well as all the things about art and art life that you have taught me.

Awesome. Can y show how to tape evenly. My brain is scrambled and I didn’t know if you had tips. I have ra and my hands don’t work well

did you do well as an artist? Did it pay back for all the time it goes to do an event? love your work

This looks similar to using nail varnish But I think you dip but that is because most people put on mugs

I absolutely loved this episode! You’re mother is a true gem and thank you for sharing her with us❤️

I sincerely appreciate value instructors, whether online, in a recorded or live workshop or an in person class when the instructor actually has a struggle or makes a mistake and actually works it through with you. Because people online show edited videos and they finished and product that’s perfect. And a lot of people see that and feel like they can’t do it where they never got to appreciate or understand that the instructor had struggles along the way made a mistake had to fix it, and I think those times are the most valuable things that beginners can learn.

Another home run ladies!!! The wisdom of the quote about not living your life looking back over your shoulder was 🤯. I like the energy each of you bring to the podcast. I used to listen to paperclipping too. I didn't discover Julie until I took an online art class and another artist introduced me to her blog. Julie you do have charisma

Thank you for giving us a chance to know your mom a little better. I love listening to her stories; she's a fascinating woman!

this does help alot

I love how the mat makes the art work stand out.

Yesssss! Studio notebooks! Buying a cheap sketchbook has been one of the most freeing things I have ever done for myself artistically! ANY thought, sketch, scribble can go in it because I paid so little for it. I don’t have to worry about “worthiness” or “pretty!” It has truly changed me. 🎨🩷🎨🩷

I like the comment that painting is relational. A give and take.

Notebooks are so important for all parts your life! Keying in a note to a digital system just doesn't have the same mental power as writing it down.

Great artist & excellent teacher. What a winning combination !

I, too, love notebooks/studio books/whatever you want to call them. I have a whole shelf with all of my different ones. Some have sketches; some for working out ideas, some for notes, some have paintings; one is just for swatching; most have a mish mash of some or all.