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Suzie Shinseki

Suzie works as a Senior Designer at iLoveToCreate®. She has been involved with art since childhood, and her passion has continued throughout her life. She honed her natural talents by attending the Academy of Arts in San Francisco on scholarship, art classes at San Jose City College. She works with various media and substrates. You can find her masterpieces on painted signs, murals, people and animal portraiture, mold design, sculptures, ceramic projects and fabric paint designs. Her commercial endeavors include children’s coloring books, illustrative designs for bags, brochures and cards. Her exceptional illustration skills have brought her many jobs as a fashion illustrator for designers in Hong Kong and Hawaii.

On the Hunt Easter Eggs

Create some eggs that will never expire and will last forever in your Easter décor collection. The True Matte colors are perfect for spring and have a subtle, yet sophisticated appeal. 

  1. Wipe eggs with damp sponge to remove bisque dust.
  2. Paint each of the eggs with three coats each of the True Matte colors listed.  Place eggs on stilts for drying.
  3. Place each egg on the wire stilts, place on kiln shelf and fire to cone 06.
 Print

What you need:

Duncan® True Matte Pastels™
Signature Brushes
Home Decor

Miscellaneous:

  • Potter’s sponge
  • Container for water
  • Paint palette or foam plate
  • Kiln stilts to accommodate eggs

Designed By:

http://www.ilovetocreate.com/content/images/thumbs/0048126_250.jpeg

Suzie Shinseki

Suzie works as a Senior Designer at iLoveToCreate®. She has been involved with art since childhood, and her passion has continued throughout her life. She honed her natural talents by attending the Academy of Arts in San Francisco on scholarship, art classes at San Jose City College. She works with various media and substrates. You can find her masterpieces on painted signs, murals, people and animal portraiture, mold design, sculptures, ceramic projects and fabric paint designs. Her commercial endeavors include children’s coloring books, illustrative designs for bags, brochures and cards. Her exceptional illustration skills have brought her many jobs as a fashion illustrator for designers in Hong Kong and Hawaii.

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