Coming up, on October 5, I am teaching a one-day workshop on Kitchen Table Art. You can see a previous post about Kitchen Table Art here. It's basically art that you can do at the kitchen table, or in a café, or at the beach, or a picnic table, or in your hotel room. No wet paint or brushes to clean up. It's like drawing with dry media, but there are so many more options.
I've always been afraid to use crayons because of their waxiness, but do the water soluble crayons not have a waxy texture and therefore can be painted over? And who makes them? thank you.
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I've always been afraid to use crayons because of their waxiness, but do the water soluble crayons not have a waxy texture and therefore can be painted over? And who makes them? thank you.
ReplyDeleteCaran De Arch makes water soluble crayons.
DeleteReminds me to use crayons. It's been since elementary school since I last used one.
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