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In the art space Serpukhov held a master class in the style of total black

In the art space of Serpukhov, an atmospheric master class dedicated to the style of total black was held. Participants of the event revealed the magic of contrasts: juicy accents played especially brightly on a deep black background - peppers, candles and texture details.

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In the art space Serpukhov held a master class in the style of total black

The combination of a laconic palette and expressive bright elements made the evening truly memorable. Guests were able not only to master new techniques of working with color and composition, but also to enjoy the creative atmosphere.

The workshop turned out to be atmospheric and very creative - the participants left with new ideas and inspiration. The organizers note that such meetings help to unlock creative potential and find unexpected solutions in familiar things.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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