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Here are the Editor's Picks articles for the Painting Site! These are the top ten articles that your Painting Editor feels are most important for you to read. Enjoy!

1. Finding Inspiration for Creating Art
Creative inspiration is everywhere. Capturing your ideas is the key to creating unique art.

2. Creating a Dream Board for Your Art
Create a dream board to help you visualize and realize your artist goals.

3. How to Get Started on a Blank Canvas
Tips and ideas to help you move past the blank canvas, pick-up your paintbrush, and flex your creative muscles.

4. White Wash It!
Spruce up furniture, mouldings or even kitchen cabinets with the simple and effective technique of whitewashing,painting on furniture,paint furniture,paint cabinets,painting kitchen cabinets,paint wood, painting on wood,whitewash wood.

5. Painting Furniture in Shabby Chic
Lets work on some old (did someone say "vintage"?)furniture and make it an accent or conversation piece.

6. Painting over Terrazzo Floors
Terrazzo, once a very common building material, is often covered up. One way is to paint, which is easier than it might seem.

7. The Art Hunters Handbook a Book Review
The Art Hunters Handbook How to Buy Art for $5 and Sell it for $1,000,000 is a fun read and a handy reference guide for anyone who loves the thrill of the hunt at flea markets, thift stores, and garage sales.

8. Drawing: Perspective, Shading & Shadows
Use of good perspective, shading and shadows can make or break any work of art. Mary Gibilisco has produced a superior learning experience for anyone who wants to learn "everything you ever wanted to know about perspective, shading and shadows".

9. Monochromatic - One Color At Time!
Working with just one color is not only an interesting exercise, but can sharpen your painting skills.

10. Handpainting Glass or Ceramic Tiles
Hand decorating glass, crockery, ceramic tiles or porcelain is a challenge at best and downright scary at worst until you know what products work best for your intended use. This article shares ideas and experience with some of these products.



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