Image 1 — She already looked slim in the before clip
Image 2 — She already looked slim in the before clip

She already looked slim in the before clip

How much slimmer and leaner did she want to be? I feel like she's always doing the most when it comes to her lifestyle and being so condescending about it

u/tacolady1026 — 10 days ago

Another chicken study

I love how I blended it, not digging the feet though. Oh well I'll improve with time!

u/tacolady1026 — 3 months ago
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My first time trying the Himi gouache

It's been a while since I've used gouache, but my first time painting with the Himi jelly gouache. I do have mixed feelings. On one hand it does feel smooth to paint on another, I don't like how it's messy and not the easiest to blend. Especially when how gouache lifts easily. I mostly do oil pastel and watercolor. I like how it dries slower than acrylic but I can also be a little impatient want to blend faster lol. I'm thinking of getting the Shinhan brand eventually once I practice more with these

u/tacolady1026 — 3 months ago

1 chicken, 2 different ways (the first one has oil pastel layered)

Oil pastel is my main medium but I love watercolor too even though I'm not as strong at it as I am with the pastels. So I've been trying to layer oil pastel over some of my art work. The second chicken is with just watercolor.

u/tacolady1026 — 3 months ago

So that was why I was struggling with arm work on the reformer!

I took a 1.5 class yesterday and we were sitting on the reformer facing the mirror with our feet on the headrest, doing bicep curls, rows, and other arm workouts with the straps and I was struggling so hard. Like I could barely extend. I thought I was getting weaker. And then we went into mermaid stretch and it felt heavy. It turned out that I had a red and a green spring on instead of just a red spring like I was supposed to have. And now my arms and shoulders are extra sore today!

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u/tacolady1026 — 4 months ago

I just came back and was enamored with how pretty and ornate the doors were, and how there were different meanings for each door knocker. So I sketched some of them at our hotel and some back home using watercolor crayons.

u/tacolady1026 — 6 months ago