Some 4" x 6' photo paper came into the Food Basket, and Judi brought it to me. Who can figure, but I just happen to have a little 4" x 6" photo printer stashed away in the bottom of the printer stand downstairs. So now instead of turning old photos into digital form, I am printing digital photos on paper.
The only problem is, it won't accept my SD memory cards, but it will accept the Compact Disk card.
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I found a very cheap Chinese Brush Painting gift set on eBay. It was brand new, and I don't think it was cheap in its former life. So I now have better brushes and paper. One of the things included was a little thing called "Slate Practice Paper". It's a wonderful invention. You practice your strokes on it with clear water, and within a few minutes, the strokes disappear and you can keep practicing.
I don't know why this should suprise me. I used to do the same thing with kindergartners. I bought some of those small foam paint brushes, gave them water, and let them practice letters, numbers, and stuff on the chalkboard.
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It is rather the same thing as my white, slate "Buddha Board". Didn't I bring it to Art Group once?
Were my Kdgn guesses right yesterday?
I'll bring the photo tomorrow to art group. I have most of the names on the back.
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