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Here is a bit different tutorial than my normal one- we are learning how to paint and draw from a ref photo- tricks that I use- NO trace here I would like you to either trace the ref photo or draw yourself!! its really the only way!

you can click on the ref photo below ( words that end in PDF click on them in description box in darker letters)

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Karen Lin

Hi Ellen! This tutorial reminds me of Spain and the wonderful card you painted for me. I still treasure it. This is super fun and I can't wait to try this for Father's Day too. My favorite one is the city people and walking the dog.

Debra Eudy

Thank you so much for this tutorial.

Christine Garner

Though not my favorite subject to paint, I do like drawing people. It's quite gratifying when I get the forms right and adding color is always fun. Humans are part of the landscape a lot of the time so thank you for encouraging me to practice them.

Anne Race

I found it very interesting and fun. I like them all!

Ellen Crimi-Trent

awe thanks Karen!! I had so much fun hanging with you- see you in Bend!!

Christine Barrett

Interesting to do and definitely going to practice this technique

Suzie Truffles

Thank you, so much! As I have told you before, I want to learn how you do people. There is so much to learn on this subject. Again thank you!!! Suzie

Linda Healey

This is really interesting. I know paining people will come in very handy, and my practice pages now look pretty good. I much prefer the scene with multiple people, and anticipate painting people into plain air pieces this summer. Liked the pace and variety in this tutorial.

Linda Waters

Love these simple pics. Great skill lesson. ❤️

Margie Valdez

love this can hardly wait to try it. I'm enjoying all of your videos

Jann Merrill

Loved this ….so informative and helpful