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Charlie O'Shields

Charlie O'Shields, an artist working with ink and watercolor, draws inspiration from nearly everything in life, especially nature. His subjects range from animals and birds to food and everyday objects. O'Shields approaches his art with a childlike sense of discovery and optimism, aiming to see the world with infinite hope. He founded World Watercolor Month in 2016, a non-profit art challenge supporting arts education, and the World Watercolor Group on Facebook, which has over 200,000 members.
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