Me! Jillybean Fitzhenry |
We just returned from the Las Vegas Creative Painting Convention. It was so great to see many of you there. It was a very busy show with lots of demonstrating and classes going one.
When I, Jillybean Fitzhenry, was
demostrating, people most wanted to see how to use the Black Gold Fan-Dango
brush for Santa beards and feathers, Whale's Tail brushes for palm trees and
Glass Art Brushes for painting on wine glasses. Angle wave brushes for Zebra
fur and pine needles were also of great interest.
Deb Antonick demonstrating Palmers |
Mark your
calendar for next years Creative Painting Convention held at the Tropicana Las
Vegas, NV and join in on all the fun. Information at: www.vegaspaint.com
Also of note, Dynasty's
new Palmer brushes were a big hit when demonstrated by Deb Antonick in the FM Brush booth in Vegas. People loved the way she
used the Bristle Palmers to do her quick and easy backgrounds as well as
stippling snow and snowmen.
Palmer Brushes are available in both Bristle and Synthetic, 1" and 2" and in
a variety of styles. You'll love the way they fit so comfortably in your hand.
Watch a short film clip on You Tube for more information.
Thank you to
all the wonderful teachers that used Dynasty Brushes in their classes at the
Vegas convention: Glenice Moore, Bill Bayer, and Christine
Taylor-Leonard just to name a few! Glenice is shown here with her son Tim
proudly holding her 1st place and best of show ribbons from a previous convention.
Glenice Moore & her son Tim |
If you are a
convention or travel teacher and would like to join our Dynansty family of
artists, please contact me, Jillybean, for more information. (Click on my name below.) We can help you with
special teacher discounts on brushes for your classes and Pay for Publication
articles.
Sincerely,
Wonderful post.........so nice to see Deb Antonick!!! My dream would be to one day get to a convention!
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I wish you'd make more videos for all the different uses of these brushes....the few videos made are not enough info....especially for so many that can't get to conventions. I'd buy more if I knew how to use them. Thanks
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