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TODAY'S FEATURED POST

Happy Thanksgiving!

Lauren Panepinto

I hope everyone has a wonderful thanksgiving with minimal family drama and no indigestion! It's hard at this point to share a piece of classic illustration for a holiday that hasn't been shared on Muddy Colors before, but here's a new one, I'm pretty sure, by Louis Rhead. And you can see the entire issue of Harper's Bazar — complete with the cool back ads in color — at the Library of Congress online. Enjoy…

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Ripping away the fabric of lies

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Greg Manchess Workshop

Arnie Fenner

November 6, 2024 - Later this month master artist Greg Manchess will be hosting a workshop at The Atelier in Minneapolis, MN. As Greg says, "The workshop is filling up, but there’s still room. Join me for a 3-day workshop studying composition using thumbnail sketches. Thumbnails are the critical first step in the process of building any image. You’ll be fascinated at how very simple and immediate your results will be. We’ll build several ideas together so you can take them home and be ready to go to paint. No matter where you are in your training, you need to know this process. I promise it’ll be fun while challenging!" Hit this link to register!

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