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This week, Queenie and Chicken are seeking inspiration for their Winter artwork. With help from local artist, Bill Ding, they brave the weather to take a few photos, and return back to the warmth to select two as the basis for their paintings. Along the way, they learn about painting Winter scenes and also about Winter flowers, like snowdrops. This week, Queenie and Chicken are seeking inspiration for their Winter artwork. With help from local artist, Bill Ding, they brave the weather to take a few photos, and return back to the warmth to select two as the basis for their paintings. Along the way, they learn about painting Winter scenes and also about Winter flowers, like snowdrops. Little Dazzy Donuts reads three poems on bunches, self-raising flowers, and snowdrops.
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This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.
Listen to episode one hereThis week, Queenie and Chicken are seeking inspiration for their Winter artwork. With help from local artist, Bill Ding, they brave the weather to take a few photos, and return back to the warmth to select two as the basis for their paintings. Along the way, they learn about painting Winter scenes and also about Winter flowers, like snowdrops. Little Dazzy Donuts reads three poems on bunches, self-raising flowers, and snowdrops.
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