Giveaway #2: Original Watercolor Postcards by Erik Davis

Today, I want to share with you the second of three prizes for my Skillshare workshop starting on Wednesday, December 28.  I will publish the winners on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2017.

Tomorrow, Christmas Day, I will announce the last giveaway for those who complete the workshop.

Giveaway #2:  
4 Original Watercolor Postcards painted by artist Erik Davis

These four originals are painted on cold-pressed watercolor Strathmore cardstock and are suitable for framing (or mailing)!

To see more of Erik's work, check out his website, his Instagram account, or his Facebook page. You can read more about this working artist in a previous post.


Notes about the Workshop:

To be eligible for this prize, you must sign up for either or both of my Matisse or my Klimt class on Skillshare.  Then, you need to sign up for the joint-class workshop.  Finally, you must complete a project post your progress in your class's project space.

I can't wait to create with you in this workshop.

Stay tuned for one more giveaway coming your way.



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