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Spring, spring.

This is one for the imagination. I can see many things in this painting. Large futuristic city with highways leading in and out. Rather interesting.

Philadelphia has an annual parade for the New Year. It is the Mummer's Parade. This is just a take on the variety of color seen in the costumes.

Very glad you are back.

Very unusual. It almost looks like an embroidery. It will
be interesting to see where you go from here with your exploring.

Eighty, you have a very unique style. I enjoy seeing the progression.

Really love these!!

Yes, you can. When you choose a stencil, you can move it by right-clicking on the stencil. You should be able to move it where you wish.

My heart goes out to your mum. Whatever you do, please, please, love her and cherish her. Mon coeur va à ta maman. Ce que vous faites, s’il vous plaît, s’il vous plaît, aimer et chérir.

An attempt with remarkable results. Hope this attempt inspires more. I suspect your mom will be quite pleased.

I am intrigued by the subtle background and how you may have achieved that. Good stuff!

You have found the key! Keep exploring. ;)

Wow! I really like this one. One of those works that stirs the imagination the more you look at it.

Bubbly stuff.

Various gradients with difference blend setting.

Keep exploring this avenue. You are coming up with amazing colors.

P.S. Keep fighting.

You are being extremely productive! Impressive!

So, Eighty, how was little lambsy divy doing? :p

So, just when I think I might be getting bored with the gradient thing.................as Buzz Lightyear says: to infinity and beyond!

The colors that pop out when using the gradient tool and the blend mode "different" are always amazing to me.

Don't know why I call this jelly beans. Just a name that popped up in my head.

June, the filigree effect is done with the paint tube on metallic setting. Use the knife on instant blur. Just a matter of experimenting with the degree pressure applied.

Cute and interesting.

This a combination of pattern, gradient, glitter, knife. Texture comes from a bit of experimenting to get texture in a sticker.

I am very impressed with your depiction of waves. You have mastered them quite well.