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    Green Tea

    Nov 29, 2019 2 minutes
    By Kate Frawley

    STEP ONE

    prime a 10 x 12 inch canvas board and tape it around the edges. I do this so that my artwork appears photographic and sharp. I divide the canvas (in this instance into background and foreground). Using Van Gogh Ultra Marine oil paints, I loosely fill in the top portion of my

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