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maureen Di Centa

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Lucy Gilmore

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Hi there, it looks like you are brand new and this is your first post, welcome! I am pretty new here too, and to give to some advice (that is coming from a constructive place), I have found that people on here are only too happy to offer advice and guidance, but as we all do, tend to respond better to requests that give a little more information on what you are working on, and acknowledge from the outset that you are thankful for any advice you may get. I hope I am not putting words in other people's mouths. Saying that, in my limited experience this looks like either ink or water colour, and I would suggest it might have been applied with a pipette. I hope you manage to achieve the effect you're going for. Lucy

Adele Elgood

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Good advice from Lucy and Sylvia. I took a look at this posting yesterday and was a little confused as I thought you were going to tell us how you achieved this Maureen. My thoughts also were of a pipette and damp paper.

Derek Snowdon

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I'll leave this to the ladies

Leesa Johnson

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Hi there, If you need to create the same art on the paper than I can help you. Take a paper and spray some water on it after that spread that water on the paper. Now take a brush and water color and put some drops of color on the paper and you will find that the color gets spread as the same in the pictures you shown here.

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Tessa Gwynne

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Is this in English or just gobbledygook?!
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Alan Green

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Is this in English or just gobbledygook?!
Tessa Gwynne on 20/04/2020 06:03:23
Look at the slightly different-coloured text - it contains a Spam link which I've reported

Tessa Gwynne

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Yes Alan I had noticed and already reported it, just couldn’t resist a comment. These constant spammers are soooo irritating. I wonder if it’s possible for the powers that be to make it so that members must have posted say five times on the gallery before they can put anything on the forum? These spammers are often first timers and rarely come back. I suppose their posts are automated and they probably don’t even know what sites they are attacking. 

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Anthony Knight

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Another spam post?
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