Kellie Chasse Fine Art: GIVE A WAY - Sign Up for your chance to WIN!

Monday, October 30, 2017

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I'll be giving away 3 FREE COURSES!

The New Course is ALMOST LIVE!

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This new course is all about AIR. In this course I will cover 6 demos in total instead of just one or two scenes. We will cover Air with a Straw, Canned Air, and an small Air Brush. We'll work on a few tiles as well as on Yupo Paper.

I use a very inexpensive, light and portable airbrush in my demo's

Watch the Intro video Below:

Winners will be notified via email when the course goes LIVE.

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