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Anne Christensen, An image of Peripheral Drift (aka the crazy spinning wheels of your worst nightmare, or acid). These are optical illusions (the image doesn't actually spin) where your eyes pick up the perceived motion. And a little bit of light neuroscience to explain this madness: http://www.acnr.co.uk/pdfs/volume6issue2/v6i2visual.pdf

SNOWING! GN MY PINNERS!

A clear, comprehensive guide to colour mixing for the watercolour artist. It begins with simple colour theory and a colour wheel, with a template provided so that readers can paint their own; a vital step towards understanding colour. There is vividly illustrated guidance on complementary, warm and cool colours, colour tone, using a limited palette, dull and bright colours and factoring in local colour. There follows an array of essential colour mixes using widely available Winsor & Newton colours. A beautifully presented and practical guide to understanding and mixing colours. Watercolour artists from beginners to more experienced painters will find this a handy, comprehensive guide.

"Pines" ~~Rosario Contreras~~

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Despite years of hints to my husband, I still don’t own a yarn swift and winder, so I thought I’d share my favorite technique for how to wind a yarn ball by hand! All you need is an empty paper towel roll, scissors, and a lovely skein of yarn. I’m winding this buttery soft Mamacha...Read the Post