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Newsletter · By Audry Nicklin · English · Official site

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  1. Issue · Sep 24, 2026

    Rhinoceros Hornbills, Okapis, Red Pandas, Oh my! (opens the original)

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    Hello dear readers, I have a small announcement before I get into today’s letter. A few years ago I made a goal of submitting a painting to the Federal Duck Stamp Contest. This year I did it! The gallery for all the entries is up and if you are reading this post on September 24th 2026 or September 25th 2026, the judging is

  2. Issue · Sep 17, 2026

    Books For The Inner Child - Halloween Edition (opens the original)

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    Hello dear readers, We are gearing up for Halloween around our house. As far as I’m concerned, September 1st is the socially acceptable time to decorate the inside of the house although I wait until October 1st before decorating the exterior.Become a free or paid subscriber to “Audry Without An E” to have the Thursday letter sent directly to your inbox.<i

  3. Issue · Sep 3, 2026

    How To Let Your Style Find You (opens the original)

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    Hello Dear Readers, this last week I met up with my picture book critique group. We got to talking about finding your artistic style and all the advice that goes along with it.Become a free or paid subscriber to “Audry Without An E” to have the Thursday letter sent directly to your inbox.<div class="fake-

  4. Issue · Aug 27, 2026

    How To Watercolor Without A Brush (opens the original)

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    Hello Dear Readers, this past Sunday I was doing better than I expected for a post treatment weekend and was so nice out that we decided to go on a hike! Bub hasn’t gone on a hike before, but she loves running around all day, so I was confident she could manage a 1.5 mile (2.5km) hike. I was also excited to paint. Before we left the house I carefully packed up my sketchbook, pencils, paints, water, sponge, and of course tube full of brushes into my watercolor bag.Become a free or paid subscribe

  5. Issue · Aug 13, 2026

    Crayola Masterpiece (opens the original)

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    Hello Dear Readers, years ago I took a watercolor class to discover why I was having so much trouble mixing watercolor paints. On the first day I learned it was because I was using cheap paints. Paints are typically made up of pigment and a binder. Cheaper paints have more binder while expensive paints have more pigment. Since then I haven’t questioned the idea that you need good paint to make a good painting. At least until this past week.Become a free or paid subscriber to “

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