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My blog is:
http://makingamark.blogspot....
My Twitter page is:
http://twitter.com/makingama...
My favorite blog ever is:
http://travelsketch.blogspot...
One more site you should see:
http://www.makingamark.co.uk
Another of my blogs is:
http://makingamarkreviews.bl...
Oh yeah, and don't miss:
http://www.pastelsandpencils...
My Lensography is:
Who is Making A Mark?
A great superhero lens is:
Is Maggie Stiefvater the next JK Rowling?
I want this lens to be LotD real bad:
Botanical Art - Resources for Artists
A really cool movie lens is:
Do You Remember Original Bambi?
The best charity lens ever is:
The Squidoo Charity Answer Deck
My favorite book lens is:
Favourite Art Books - Resources for Artists
One more lens to check out:
Blogging for Artists - Resources for Artists
 

Katherine T makingamark, aka Katherine T, has been a member since May 5 2006, has rated 121 lenses, favorited 153, and has created 102 lenses from scratch. This member's top-ranked page is "Pastels - Resources for Artists".

My Bio

I'm an artist and author who enjoys sharing information about art and and a member of the Giants 100 Club as of April 2009. Find out more about me in Who is Making A Mark?" or by reading my very popular blog "Making A Mark".
Read my reviews in Making a Mark reviews
See my art on my portfolio website
See my sketches in Travels with a Sketchbook in......"
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Pastels - Resources for Artists
Do you want to know more about hard and soft pastels? Whether you are an experienced pastel artist or somebody who is completely new to the joy of producing art with pastels you'll find something interesting and useful in the information and advice p... view lens
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Coloured Pencils - Resources for Artists
A leading resource for anybody wanting to find out more about coloured pencils. It has information for everybody from experienced artists to beginners wanting to learn all they can. Topics include - tips and techniques for working with coloured penci... view lens
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Botanical Art - Resources for Artists
This site shares information about botanical art - societies, collections, books and other resources which support the development of botanical art. It also links to leading botanical artists in the past and present. Its subject matter will interest... view lens
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How to write an Artist's Statement - Resources for Artists
An Artist's Statement is essential and yet it seems to fill a lot of artists with dread! Do you take the view that your work cannot be reduced to words - but know you need a statement for an exhibition or a website? This site provides links to variou... view lens
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Blogging for Artists - Resources for Artists
Are you an artist and want a blog? Or maybe an artist who wants to work on improving your blog? If you are then read on - you'll find links on this site to sources of advice, information, and all other matters which are relevant to blogging for arti... view lens

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Gold Star

This is a certified gold star lens, which means it's the best of its kind on Squidoo (or shows some serious potential for getting there!)

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makingamark is a Giant Squid!

Giants are distinguished by their exceptional skill for making top-notch lenses, and lots of them. Whenever you land on a Giant Squid's lens, you know the person behind it is passionate about the topic and is hard at work making the lens worthy of your time and attention.

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