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Silver Cliff, 5 x 5 pen and ink, landscape

Liquid Visions - 30 Paintings in 30 Days

Alcohol Inks on Yupo
January 29, 2014
Silver Cliff © Donna Pierce-Clark

Silver Cliff was a demo piece for a recent inks on yupo workshop.
We had fun and opened new doors of possibilities
for everyone involved.
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Interested?


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  1. I love using my imagination when looking at the inks … this one looks like snow falling to me. Again, this is another pretty one.

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    1. Thanks, Nancy.
      I hope others are enjoying using their imaginations, too!

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