How to improve your paintings when working from photos!

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When using photos as reference, keep in mind that you can change, move or delete any elements you want in order to create a better painting! The job of any artist is to interpret the photo, not to just copy it.
Let Don Andrews demonstrate for you how to make a plan to create your own paintings in watercolor by ARRANGING the elements in your photos.
For all skill levels!

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