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Buchimgae is delicious, easy and can be made with leftovers! He's looking at you! 3rds, large pieces in any case). 2. Put in about 1 cup flour. 3. Add in any other ingredients you want. 4. Stir till flour coats everything. 5. Slowly add water, stirring as you do, till the consistency is that of mud.
You can add water from here if you decide you like your pancakes a little thinner, or you can not add as much water next time if you decide you like yours thicker. 6. Put a little oil in the pan, heat pan and coat bottom evenly with the oil. 7. Use a ladle or pour the mix into the pan like you would for a pancake, but fill the pan like you would for an omelet. 8. After a couple of minutes, check and if you can, flip the pancake over.
See my post Painting tropical landscapes in Bali and Julian and Ruth's blogs for more pictures. Plus it's great seeing lush green in the middle of winter! Bill Guffey paints a winter landscape plein air (video) is 2 hours of painting a winter landscape in the snow educed to eight minutes.
Do let me know if you have a video of you painting landscapes which might be suitable for The Art of the Landscape. Everybody go say "Hi" to Loriann (loriann signori's painting-a-day) who is recovering from surgery and doing memory landscapes and quoting Carlson! The Daily Paintworks people have issued a Daily Paintworks Challenge.
Carol Marine (Carol Marine's Painting a Day ) explains it in this blog post "Suspicious Spoon" & Challenge! I think it might need a bit more explanation on the website too. Abby Ryan (Ryan Studio) has made it onto Oprah - the Februaruy 2011 edition of the magazine - in the "Live Your Best Life - Women Who Make Beautiful Things" section - and the app. Etsy's Storque blog has been focusing on the "shop makeover".
Here are links to the various blog posts - good for those who'd like to professionalise their approach to ecommerce - wherever that may be. Clicking on a Masterpiece The Wall Street Journal discusses whether collectors are now ready to buy million-dollar artworks online. There's not one but Two opportunities to be Wildlife Artist of the Year 2011!
But you need to get your entry for one of them in by tomorrow! The Margaret Flockton Award commemorates the contribution Margaret Flockton made to Australian scientific botanical illustration. Entries for the 2011 Award close on 4th February. You can see prizewinners and highly commended if you click the link. You can also get a much better look of them on Flickr in the RPBG's Margaret Flockton Set.
This is my post about the Annual Exhibitions of Scottish Art Societies. I wonder which of you got have got your work accepted, If you wanted to get your work into the annual open exhibition of the Royal Watercolour Society you're too late! Major Art Exhibitions in London in 2011 has proved to be a very popular post. It was quite amazing after I'd finished listing everything out to realise my stunning good fortune to have all this art on my doorstep!
This will be a major exhibition in London next year to mark the Queen's Diamond Jubilee - The Queen: Art and Image. In the meantime it's touring the UK and will be visiting Edinburgh, Belfast and Cardiff. Anish Kapoor: Turning the World Upside Down in Kensington Gardens a Royal Parks video - which has Anish Kapoor explaining his sculptures and how they fit into the park and also how they are animated by the skyscape.
