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Calvin and Hobbes Cartoon Art Museum sketch, Fusain’s Liquid Charcoal, and Paint Flex
A look at Colleen’s original art for the Calvin and Hobbes benefit for the Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco. A talk about Fusain’s Liquid Charcoal, Thrifty Art Supply Shopping, Elaine Lee and Mike Kaluta’s “Starstruck”, and studio tips. Chakra Sketchbook Fusain’s Liquid Charcoal “Starstruck” Lock-Eat Jars Daniel Smith Watercolor SetCartoon Art Museum Colleen Doran’s Patreon
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Protected: A Distant Soil Volume 4 Last Chance Hardcovers
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Protected: Patreon Exclusive: Kovar
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Protected: PATREON EXCLUSIVE: The Point of Origin of a Certain Aesthetic
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Protected: Patreon Exclusive” Millais sells out, or maybe he just did what he wanted to do.
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Protected: Patreon Exclusive: Seren and D’mer sketch
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Affordable Care Act and the Freelance Artist
This webinar is FREE provided by the Graphic Artist Guild, but you must register to participate. FREE Webinar Wednesday, December 12 at 2 p.m. EST (1 p.m. CST, noon MST, 11 a.m. PST) The enrollment period for health insurance via the public exchanges has been shortened by an additional two weeks, ending on December 15. But the Affordable Care Act (ACA) is still around, and with a change in House leadership, probably not going anywhere. So how does the changing political landscape affect your ability to access – and afford – health insurance? We’ll discuss how freelancers can enroll in health coverage and what the forecast is for health insurance…
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Memories of Stan Lee
At Stan Lee’s official website, memories of Stan. The nice people at POW Entertainment kindly invited me to add my thoughts.
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Chronic Illness: When Normal Readings Are Not Normal
For the first time in my life, I have optimal thyroid readings. Ten years ago, I could barely function. Now I feel almost completely normal. Still some little issues, not in the kind of physical condition I should be, but today I’m over 25 lbs lighter and have had no issues with work in about two months. I have not been able to say that since 2006. I now know I’ve been dealing with Hashimoto’s disease, a genetic condition, since I was a kid. One of our boys has it. It’s rare in children, especially male children. Lifelong issues for me include: extreme sensitivity to cold, very low blood pressure…
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Victories. Auto-immune disorder, brain fog, and getting my life and art back.
Since late last year, I’ve been getting treatment for an auto-immune disorder, a disease which effects my endocrine system. I’ve seen a major difference in my struggles with brain fog and fatigue. After I first got my diagnosis and had a few weeks of treatment, I felt even worse. I wrote a number of posts on life hacks I’ve used with varying degrees of success in my art career, assuming the twilight awareness I experienced would be the way I would have to live forever. However, I’ve had little difficulty with brain fog over the last 60-90 days. With few exceptions, my brain is clear. I can now recall strings…