I'm new to the art journaling world and thanks to your tutorials I'm having the best time ever! You're "Oops, oh well!" mantra helps me to be more free with the journaling than I would be because of my perfectionist mentality. Thank you for that! Not sure if you'll ever see this since it's two years late but had to say thank you for sharing your amazing gift of teaching and your hard earned artistic talent! Not sure why the tutorials have stopped but I'll cherish the ones that we have! Hope all is well with you and your family - Love from Utah💕

Another fabulous video! You and Julie Fei-Fan Balzer were the first artists I found on the internet many many years ago and still really love. You do make me laugh, 'Lower your standards and you'll have way more fun,' is what I have taken away from this particular video, excellent!

Dina - these videos are wonderful and inspiring. I’ve watched every one and am thoroughly amazed at the creativity you’ve shown dat after day. You’ve given me SOOOO MANY ideas for new and different ways to enjoy the products that I love . . . and I am a huge fan of your paint, stamps, journals, stencils, sprays! I hope that some day I will be able to tell you in person just how much these videos have meant to me during this time of endless days and worrisome nights.

I learn something new or an idea is reinforced every time I watch you. Thank you so much for art lessons I could never afford.

Couldn’t do quarantine without you ♥️♥️♥️

I really enjoy this daily adventure, keep them coming! :))

Thanks Dina. You were my first real art class in 2015. Love you and your art.

Thank you so much for these daily demos.I took a few classes with you when you were in Australia and learnt so much.These videos take me back there.Also love the fact that you have an avalanche on your desk-kindred spirit!!!

Our stay in place order was extended yesterday through May 25th in Wisconsin, so please keep sharing. Keeps me inspired to try new to me things. thanks as always for sharing.

Your so called “dirty mess” is a truly creative mess, and watching you has changed my life. I am now OK with paint on the covers of my journal and oopses of gesso or paint on my denim and burlap pages

Love watching your videos and using your wonderful products.

So glad these exist out in web world for those of us just finding you. You are saving my artistic soul, sister. 🤍☁️🤍

Another fabulous demo-thank you for the inspiration x

I’m sure you r anxious to return to your normal routine teaching classes everywhere. A dear friend of mine wanted to paint a quilt so I turned her on to your paints. Thx for bringing us on your daily journeys during the CV lockdown.

Thank you so much! I'm a quilter /instruction follower, trying to branch out to do random acts of art and mess. You are really helping me. I figure if I end up stapling into a finger I'll know I have really let go.

I know this video aired 7 months ago, but I never learned how to stamp correctly. This is great!

I love the boundaries you create around yourself to deflect criticism. Watching that practice in action is inspiring for all kinds of engagement, not just creative. Although creative engagement has saved me through the pandemic, too. Thank you so much for this.

@kikeheebchinkjigaboo6631

3 жыл бұрын

DEFLECT CRITICISM for THE OVERLY SENSITIVE.

You are awesome love your creative attitude you give me great confidence there is no wrong ❤️

I’m new to your channel. Really enjoyed watching your processes here, thanks!

I stamp on calligraphy paper/rice paper because you can get low cost packs and it's huge and goes transparent when glued down in addition to the other textures I work on. it's a lightweight option that's easy to find on Amazon and makes wonderful backgrounds using Dina's stamps as well as Dyan's.

@kathypattok6934

4 жыл бұрын

twelve_squared could you share an amazon link?

What a good attitude you have about art.

Dina is my spirit animal. Lol.

I know its long past when this video first aired…but a comment you are discussing about being copied…Picasso said, “Good artists borrow, great artists steal.” Look at the junk journal craze that is so popular…all the designers rush about the public domain world grabbing art and because they make it a fussy cut item….they call it theirs. But…we all have access to the same public domain data base…so anyone can do the same thing. Very little has not been done by someone in this world…but, has it been done by you? That’s the important part of learning from a “master” and then creating a copy or similar theme piece of your own. Your own outlook tweaks what may have begun as someone else’s idea on the road to greatness.

omigod! I remember that CD club! yup, I got 16 CS for free. Too funny.

Sad. Completely sad. GENOCIDE OF BEAUTY

@sandraworrall-hart3840

2 жыл бұрын

What is 'beauty'?

🥰 🥰 🥰

That is what you do and that is what I want.