Royal Brushes

[Alison]

I bought a cheap set of brushes - to keep around for time-off.
Was pretty impressed with the crisp lines, although it did take a little longer to use such small brushes.

Tried to photograph my own arm in the middle of the night, though - I wanted to show you.  But the photo came out fuzzy.

[Sherry]

They're just called Royal brushes?  I find I can't take good closeups unless there's some daylight around.  Mine always come out fuzzy at night.

[jubob]

I bought some Royal Soft Grip brushes ( some synthetics and some sable mix ) recently, couldn't resist as they were £1.99 each and I am very happy with them. Probably won't last as well as my Sable brushes but at £1.99 per brush you can't grumble and they have a huge range of shapes and sizes.

[Alison]

I felt cleaner to have new brushes.  Even if they weren't as good as my regular ones. 

[Alison]

Cheek Art.  I'm looking at this nice litl ducky, and thinking about Cheek Art.

I Never wanted to be the one to just
paint a little Thing onto a cheek.
Any ideas for how to .......

I know.....  I could make water and sky for the face, and put the duck(s) on the water.
But how to make it high-quality water and sky - you know - using the facial mountains as part of the design?

Or any other ideas for this ducky to become Cheek Art?

[Sherry]

Maybe this duckie could be hatching out of his egg with his head at the top and his feet coming out the bottom.  Or with bubbles all around him? 

[Alison]

That's a nice idea, Sherry.  Thanks!