glad you do!

merci :)

thank you!

thanks!

yes, that's the idea, so far it seems to work not too badly :)

thanks!

yes, it makes sense that people on youtube seek entertainment rather than extensive classes :)

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glad you like it!

merci:)

de rien!

hey there! I don't think I'll ever do a dog sculpture, sorry about that. And go ahead and keep on working and sketching, skills are mostly learned through repetition :)

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thank you :)

thank you!

thanks ^^

I think that's perfectly fine if you love doing videos! I love doing art and I've spend countless of hours doing artworks that will never sell, I don't mind that one bit. But when you try to earn money with a particular venue and it isn't working, than it's mostly frustrating.

There are a few artists who use it in bigger artworks, they just don't say it specifically as you often end up mixing various medias. Glad I can be an inspiration :)

​@Stephanie Kilgast you and ryno arts are amazing

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obrigada ^^

just ceramic tiles

thank you!

here it was fimo and vernit

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thanks ^^

It's a finger sponge :)

thank you :)

It is a bit like netflix, but for to learn things (creative, business, etc.) You pay a monthly subscription fee and then watch whatever you want. You can try it out for 2 months for free if you follow my link : skl.sh/2tPAO6F And if you don't like it, just unsubscribe before the 2 months end.

thank you!

haha, true :D and I really need to kickstart this art career because I've been living on mostly savings for the last months. But I'm getting there! And thanks!

I don't know, but I would not do it.

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oui c'est vrai :D

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Yes and no. I know it's disastrous, but I don't know hard facts. A friend actually recommended that very same documentary just yesterday, so will watch it in the coming days. Thanks for the info! The artwork I did is about dying corals (they loose their colors when they die) and I was inspired by Courtney Mattisson's artwork.

Stephanie Kilgast // PetitPlat This was meant as a general you to the public, not you specifically. The losing of their color is called bleaching, and mass bleaching is a phenomenon seen since the 80s; only the mass bleaching is increasing in its occurrence over time, and the more rapidly the occurrences increase, the faster the process from bleaching to complete death occurs. I'm extremely happy that you're interested in watching the documentary - and I hope you do - but I did mention a hard fact: nearly 30% of the GBR died in 2016 ALONE. That's an alarming number. An alarming number that I hope grabs people's attention and makes them want to care (not saying that you, Stephanie, don't). Your art is beautiful, thank you for sharing.

I so agree with you! The more we talk about these issues, the better the chances people start acting. It's likely I'll do an artwork about those 30% as that can easily be transcribed visually, so again, thank you for pointing that out and no doubt I'll watch that documentary. I'm a little documentary junky anyway.

Can't wait to see what you create, Stephanie! Thank you for the lovely discussion - hope you have a wonderful week!

oui

thanks!