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4 Essentials for Drawing

June 7, 2017 By artinthecenter

Techniques include drawing with fingers or charcoal, applying pigment with ‘brushes’ made of hair or moss, and blowing the pigment on a stencil …with, for instance, a hollow bone.

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5 Ways Critical Observation Will Change Your Life

February 20, 2017 By artinthecenter

It was critical observation that allowed Sir Isaac Newton to define gravity after watching an apple fall to the earth from a tree.

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