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Cut Flowers – Chapter 3 Sneak Peek


Winona Nelson

I've been working and doing a lot of events this year, but I still find time to make a little progress on the next chapter of my comic, Cut Flowers. Here's a little sneak peek, the pencils for one of the upcoming pages! For those who want the technical details, these are done in 10b pencil on Midori paper (I got tired of Moleskine's uneven quality control and found Midori does a similar smooth cream…

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Conversations with Artists: Leah Fanning + Natural Earth Paint


Lisa Cyr

April 2, 2026 - For this episode of my Muddy Colors series called Conversations with Artists, I interviewed artist and entrepreneur Leah Fanning. We talked about her nature-inspired artwork, unique approach to picture-making and her Natural Earth Paint artist materials: a product line of eco-friendly art supplies. [embed]https://youtu.be/j-wFbNilomI?si=vIFRSW6hWfaXmv54[/embed] As an artist and expecting mom, Fanning searched for non-toxic alternatives to paint with. With nothing available on the market for her to use, she created her own paint, collecting pigment samples and testing many options before discovering just the right mix. With lots of trial and error, hard work and determination, she finally achieved her goal! Today, Natural Earth Paint serves the needs of artists all around the world who are looking for alternatives. Check out the interview with this artist who has embraced natural living as well as artmaking!   "At…

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