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Different Ways to Use Watercolor Pens and Refillable Pens

Posted by Yvonne Wang-Silonga on February 20, 2019

Watercolor Pens are pretty magical! The ink is stored in the barrel of the pens, omitting the use of having to have brushes with separate watercolor palettes. Being able to use beautiful and vibrantly pigmented colors, without needing to have a cup of water to clean the brush before and after each use is one of the many perks of these pens. Space saving and easy to use, there is virtually no clean up necessary, except for just putting the cap back on. It’s as easy, if not easier than using markers. The fineline tip make it easy to add details and leave swift marks in whatever composition you want. The flexible sturdy tip also gives you great control over how you want to elaborate on your art.

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Halloween Art Using the Concept of Pointillism

Posted by Yvonne Wang-Silonga on October 01, 2018

Hallo-ween doing everyone? Did anyone purchase their Halloween costume already or preparing for a Halloween Party at home or school? Using Doodle Hog NOYO Crayons and/or Dab and Dot Markers, you can have children create Halloween Decor that'll make a great display you can decorate the walls of your home with or showcase on a classroom bulletin board. The decor can feature a Halloween theme, asserted Jack-o-lanterns, a story you've read; or have kids create what they want be for Halloween! What is Pointillism? According to Wikipedia, Georges Seurat and Paul Signac developed the technique of Pointillism in 1886. It is a technique of...