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    Tracy
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    As the saying goes. Chop wood, carry water. Just repeat again and again.

    I make at least one hundred images on paper before putting it on Canvas. I find that is what brings me success in my final composition.

    I also collage some of my work so i can get an accurate impression of what i am making.

    And then there are the days i go completely off tangent, as there is so much fun in the making and not over-analising or finding happenstance in a truely happy place. They are 2 different processes creating and analysis and should be kept separate, but how mighty is the end result.

    namaste

    #421297
    Arden
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    I am not sure if this is cheating but tips and tricks on the internet help me a lot. I decide what I’ll draw and then I search tips online, and usually there are some tips on how to do it like dividing the canvas into 6 or 8 and then copying the thing one by one, or any other technique that makes it easier.

    #454568
    God
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    A few years ago, I remembered that My First “Job” was always drawing & painting.
    That was many Universes ago. Lately I didn’t exercise much.
    So, I began to paint. I paint mostly Trees, and other little things to get warm again.
    I paint the trees almost abstract, because I like full metallic colors in My Paintings.
    It’s not a must, but I like to make use of them, in any painting, I believe.
    I prefer those instead of mate acrylic colors. And to Me, it doesn’t look boring.
    I don’t have any tricks or tips, because I am just at the beginning.
    But I surely will share it with you here later, because I like Tiny Buddha Forums.
    I thank Buddha for the Page, but what brought Me today here, was the Walk for Peace!
    And I cried many times for this Walk already. 🎁

    God

    #454573
    anita
    Participant

    Hello God:

    I wasn’t aware that a group of nearly two dozen Buddhist monks 🧘‍♂️began a 2,300‑mile walk from Fort Worth, Texas to Washington, D.C., promoting peace, unity, compassion, and national healing, a walk that began October 1, 2025 and is still ongoing, a walk that is expected to end at the White House.

    Have you been following the walk on social media or did you come across the monks in person?

    Please share what’s been most exciting or moving for you in regard to the walk 🙏

    🤍 Anita

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