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ABOUT THE VIDEOS
Here is a list of the videos in the eBook, which add up to over two-and-a-half hours of instruction. You will be looking over my shoulder and
watching me make decisions based on instinct (and sometimes taking wrong turns). As I said earlier, I wanted you to be right there when something
didn’t go right or when a problem had to be solved.

Feel free to click on any of the videos in the list below to get a sneak preview, but I suggest that you watch them sequentially when you’re ready to
get to work because each one builds on the one before. You can always go back and review something you want to see again.
Remember your Vimeo password: postcardart

LIST OF VIDEOS

Preview - Postcards to Myself (4:47)

There are three groups of videos showing First Postcards: Workboards for Discovery (16:02)
three different experimental mixed-media Tempera Paint Play: Behind the Veil (9:31)
processes.
collage substrate, choosing the best “postcard” 1 Stampy-Scrapey Play: Adding Extra Story Lines (4:44)
The first eight videos deal with creating a
Window Play: Plural Possibilities, Complex Compositions (8:41)
section based on good use of materials and Knife Play: Cut It Out! (6:02)
composition, then taking each postcard sever- Encaustic Play: Beeswax and Beyond (10:42)
al steps further. One postcard gets an encaus-
tic treatment, second postcard is a starting Fancy Wax Play : Glitzy Tips and Techniques (8:29)
place for water-media enhancements. Water Media Postcard Play (10:38)

The second group of videos explores abstract Abstract Acrylic Play for Postcards to Myself (13:22)
painting with acrylics. These videos guide you
through color mixing, brush texturing, and, Fun with Second-Layer Stencils and Stuff (11:14)
as always, composition. Even if you’ve never 2 Postcard Portals (10:42)
tried abstract painting, I think you’ll love your Picking Painted Postcards (4:24)
results with this “postcard” selection method.
Experiments and Enhancements on Acrylic Painted Postcards (18:15)

The third group throws in everything but the
kitchen sink – fiber, paint, walnut ink, pho- Postcard Experiment Three: Throw It In and Note What Happens (7:31)
totransfer on fabric – and even from this crazy Picking the “Best of the Mix” Postcards (7:23)
mix-up of materials, two lovely postcards are
revealed. 3 Possible Destinations for your Annotated Postcards (3:15)

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