Cindy Lane – A happy artist and illustrator living in sunny Australia

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After my last time lapse video I've had requests for more, so here's a piece I created for a dad and his son who love to bake carrot cake together! 🥕🍰🐻🧸 Materials used : • Natural mineral pigments watercolors - Hematite Burnt Scarlet & Hematite by @danielsmithartistsmaterials • Saunders rough watercolor paper by @legionpaper • Masking fluid by @schmincke_official • Micron pigment pen by @sakuracolorproducts

My finished Steller's Jay from my previous painting video. This was a quick painting sketch, I hope to paint this little guy again, this time with his impressive tail feathers! 💙🖌 Materials used : • Water from the Smith River, Redwood Forest, California • Verditer & Indigo watercolors by @danielsmithartistsmaterials • Hot pressed watercolor paper by @arches.art. • Wing feathers & background splotches created digitally in Procreate

My Steller's Jay, painted with some of the clearest water I've ever seen, from the Smith River winding through the Redwood Forests of California. (You can see it in my previous video post). This little bird followed me everywhere, and defied gravity by scooting upside down along the Redwoods! The very last bit of this painting, the feather patterns and splotches, was done digitally with Procreate. I'm loving melding paint & pixels together!!🖌⌨️

Last time I was in the USA I dipped my toes in the beautiful Smith River, California (where they filmed "Bird Box" with Sandra Bullock). I collected some painting water, and was followed by a cheeky bolt of blue, a Steller's Jay, the subject of my next painting video coming up next!💙

Time-lapse instant indoor plant! If you're looking for something fun to do with children over the school holidays, then creating an indoor garden with watercolors is easy! 🖌You could even use food coloring on sturdy paper or card if you don't have access to watercolors or watercolor paper. It will run out of the lines, but a pair of scissors and creative cutting will sort that! ✂️ In this video I've assembled my plant leaves digitally in a pot, but I've also cut out and assembled "real" plants from my paintings in the past. An indoor garden that never needs watering! 🖌🌿🌱✂️ Materials used : liquid watercolors by @pebeo Cotton watercolor paper by @arches.art Digital magic by @Procreate

Last night on stage, @profbriancox once again had me enthralled with the wonders of our universe! 🌟🌕🌙Here's a painting that I was able to give him last time - the Perth night sky on that evening, painted with seawaters from the Southern and Indian Oceans from our coastline🖌🌊 🎶 Brand new world by Kai Engel

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