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Revival Of Old Passion - Wet On Wet Landscapes
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Another miniature painting, 9"x12" on top of wooden jewelry box, and 2 more cigar boxes painted as well.
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Very nice. They would sell well at a craft show.
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Yes, I used to sell my art at craft shows, saw blades, frying pans, plates, even mail boxes.
These are some of them I still have..
These are some bricks that were commissioned, the lady approached me at a craft shaw and liked my work, she wanted 16 bricks, one for each grandchild. The bricks were from her grandparents home that was tore down to build I-70. Between St Louis and Kansas City.
She gave me an old picture of farm to paint from. A lot of work was done with magnifying lamp. She paid $50 a brick.
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Those are amazing, as are the bricks.
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man, they are pretty much flawless! Top one is amazing. Great job!
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Very nice!
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New miniature painting on top of a Bombay memory box 12x14
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I still watch Bob Ross PBS reruns.
Very nice work on that box.
I have a box that I plan to paint.
Will show results when completeS
Yours looks great!
Very nice work on that box.
I have a box that I plan to paint.
Will show results when completeS
Yours looks great!
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Today's painting 18x24", wet on wet oils.
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Looks like a local sunrise...nice!
Interesting how you used a different kind of tree in the foreground.
Interesting how you used a different kind of tree in the foreground.
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Sounds good. If you haven't done any boxes feel free to ask any questions via pm.
Do you use gesso before you paint, if not I highly recommend you do, dries in 15 mins and paint is much easier to work with...
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Believe it or not, hardest thing to do on my paintings is the signatures...
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Reason why art catalogs carry an assortment of acrylic color pens/markers.
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I have them, and have used them, (gel pens), but if I use them I have to wait long time to sign as the oils dry real slow.
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Think I've got a set of gel pens.
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