Get Small Watercolor Portraits of All of Your Grandkids Into Frames Faster
Imagine This…
You set several of your finished mini-portraits on the table at the next big family gathering.
Your family members gather around.
Someone says, “Who painted these?”
You smile and say, “I did.”
Your granddaughter says, “No way, Grandma!”
You look at her with love in your eyes and say, “Oh yes I did, kiddo! I love you.”
Your grandson wants in on the Grandma action. “Is that me?”
”It sure is, dear. I love you, too.”
That moment feels a thousand times better than doing a paint-along of a stranger.
If you’ve wanted to paint your grandchildren for more than 3 months, but you haven’t started yet…
I’ll bet you’ve been watching paint-along videos!
Everyone Does It This Way…
You know the drill:
Your favorite artist flashes a finished portrait, a photo of a someone, a drawing and some colors.
You dash around your art space doing screenshots and grabbing supplies.
You frantically try to keep up.
You end up with a half-finished painting of a stranger.
You add it to your stack of unfinished paintings.
But there’s a better way!
The Better Way
Presenting “Your 1st Watercolor Child Mini-Portrait”, the ONLY online course that teaches you how to paint small watercolor portraits of YOUR favorite CHILDREN.
You’ll:
- Finish with a realistic mini-portrait that feels personal, frame-worthy, and yours
- Learn to pick your best favorite photo for a mini-portrait
- Get lifetime access to a repeatable process for capturing a great likeness in your watercolor portraits
- Select values and colors to make your subject stand out
- Use a one page worksheet to track all of the decisions that make your portrait truly yours!
- I’ll answer any questions you have about your portraits by email for 90 days!
- Start today to finish your realistic portrait(s!) before your next gathering!
Why This Works
When you paint a child you love, something changes:
- Your brain notices details you’d skip with a stranger.
- You push through the messy middle because you trust the process.
- And you finish because you actually care about the outcome.
Who I Am (And Why I Can Teach You This)
I’m Cindy Bale Tanner, an award-winning watercolor portrait, abstract, floral, and plein air artist.
I won multiple ribbons for my “Paint Your Way To…” great likeness artist portraits over the past year.
But I used to be the person with a pile of abandoned paintings. I took every course, followed every tutorial, and still quit halfway through. I gave away the ones I did finish with credit to the paint-along artist.
Once I discovered how to work from my own photos with a plan for a great likeness, everything changed, and now I’m offering you all my shortcuts to save you time.
Your 1st Watercolor Child Mini-Portrait!
Here’s What You Get
- You paint a realistic 4.5” x 6” portrait of your favorite child (Priceless!)
- Find the erasable watercolors you already own (Value $97)
- Original art tools to make every step simple and yours (Value $297)
- Choose your best photo for your mini-portrait (Value $47)
- 90 days of email support: Your safety net when you get stuck (Value $150)
- Lifetime access to the online course to paint as many grandchildren as you have (Value $120)
Total Value: $711!
This is yours today for just $27!
Get started today!
You Will Have Questions About Your Portrait!
I’ve made every portrait mistake imaginable, so you don’t have to figure it out alone.
You get 90 full days of personal email support from me included. Ask questions, get feedback, and move forward with confidence.
Ready to Paint a Portrait That Matters To You?
Skip the next stranger paint-along.
Paint the children you love instead.
Amaze your family when you say, “I painted these.”
Imagine yourself and your family gathered around your mini-portraits at your next get together!
Fill in your details below to grab “Your 1st Watercolor Child Mini-Portrait” today for just $27 before I come to my senses.
Start today!
Start painting YOUR loved ones today!
Shows me with two mini-portraits and two full-sized portraits
Mini-portrait of my son on his 1st birthday
Mini-portrait of my niece at age 7
