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Karlsson Magnetic Whiteboard Wall Clock – as part of the Product Guide series by GeoBeats. Hi, my name is Amy with AC Gears, and this is the Karlsson Whiteboard Memo Wall Clock. You can write on it with any dry erase markers, it is very simple to remove it as well. You can design your own clock, you can use it to leave memos to people at the office or people at home who you might not see all day long. It is very simple, if you have something that you need to remember to do, you can write it on the wall like “remember to call Mom.” And when you finish doing your task that you were meant to remind, it is very easy to erase. It makes a great gift for those of your friends who might be forgetful. It goes for .99 and it is just a fun way to remind you what time it is.

Along with the plum blossom, peony is a traditional floral symbol of China, where the tree peony(Paeonia suffruticosa) is called 牡丹(mǔdān). The peony flower is also known as 富贵花(fùguìhuā) “flower of riches and honour,” and is used symbolically in Chinese art. The inscription on this painting is written in the Han seal script: 宜富当贵（Yi-fu-dang-gui）meaning “youdeserve to be rich and honour.” If you are interested in learning how to do it and other subject matters in Chinese brush painting style, I will be teaching a step-by-step online class this coming July. For more info please visit tp://theartfulgathering.blogspot.com/p/instructors.html For Chinese painting supplies please visit: www.blueheronarts.com and here is a list of materials used in this painting for your reference 1) Blue Heron Arts Semi-sized Xuan rice paper www.blueheronarts.com 2) A soft(goat or sheep) hair brush for the flowers, and I used the set of 3 waterbrushes for the rest of the painting. www.blueheronarts.com 3) Maries Chinese Painting Colours: yellow, vermilion, cinnabar and rouge for the petals; yellow, indigo, vermillion and ink for the leaves, umber and vermillion plus ink for the wood stems. 4) Chung Hwa bottled Ink or any other sumi ink. 5) Felt pad. 6) Ceramic flower palette. 7) Brush washer, rest and holder, Magnetic paperweight and magnetic white board. 9) Stone seal and seal ink pad. You can find these supplies at our online store: www.blueheronarts.com Wishing you a happy …

Here is the last part of this painting. If anybody is interested in getting this painting on your wall please let me know and I will put it on eBay maybe. It will look much nicer after mounting and framing. Chinese painting supplies provided www.BlueHeronArts.com and here is the materials list 1) Rooster feather brush; 2) Bear Hair Brush; 3) Triple Xuan(Shuan, Shuen) rice paper; 4) Chuang Hwa Chinese Ink; 5) Magnetic white board with mini magnetic paperweights; 6) Painting glue power made of peach tree sap; 7) Ceramic Brush Basin with 3 Wells. Porcelain Flower Palette; 9) Marie’s Chinese Painting Colors; 10) Umber Chips. Thanks for watching and feedbacks! Henry

Thank everybody for your patience. I tried to reverse the BHA intro and outro that Peter(artofphn) made. It works perfectly with the video. Again, thank MrHroark and TheBuddhaLight for your persistent requests of a class on split brush techniques with a landscape painting. and thank gianhet 21, leisititine1,donkeyfarmgirl, kagrochmal, lindaag0,xKyleProdutionx,Karen85pl,Karen85pl,ArtWithRob, and microwave1232 for your nice comments. Stay tuned everybody. Chinese painting supplies provided www.BlueHeronArts.com and here is the materials list 1) Rooster feather brush; 2) Bear Hair Brush; 3) Triple Xuan(Shuan, Shuen) rice paper; 4) Chuang Hwa Chinese Ink; 5) Magnetic white board with mini magnetic paperweights; 6) Painting glue power made of peach tree sap; 7) Ceramic Brush Basin with 3 Wells. Porcelain Flower Palette; 9) Marie’s Chinese Painting Colors; 10) Umber Chips. Thanks for watching and feedbacks! Henry

Again, I would like to thank Peter(artofphn) for his excellent rendering of the BHA intro and outro. It does add a nice feel to the video as MrHroark says. Hey, MrHroark and TheBuddhaTv! Thanks for your persistent requests of a class on split brush techniques and a landscape painting. And I would like to also thank other dear viewers who had also made made your requests, which I have done got chance to do, but I have not forgotten. Thanks for your patients and stay tuned. Chinese painting supplies provided www.BlueHeronArts.com and here is the materials list 1) Rooster feather brush; 2) Bear Hair Brush; 3) Triple Xuan(Shuan, Shuen) rice paper; 4) Chuang Hwa Chinese Ink; 5) Magnetic white board with mini magnetic paperweights; 6) Painting glue power made of peach tree sap; 7) Ceramic Brush Basin with 3 Wells. Porcelain Flower Palette; 9) Marie’s Chinese Painting Colors; 10) Umber Chips. Thanks for watching and feedbacks! Henry