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These are ideas that are fun to create. Some of them are kept awhile, some sold, others painted over! For me, it’s the creation that counts.
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Avoid hanging art in direct or reflected sunlight or under fluorescent lighting. Heat and light accelerate discoloration. -
Dust oil paintings with a very soft art brush. Using a cloth could chip the paint.
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50% humidity and 70 degrees provide ideal conditions for displaying art.
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Bathrooms and kitchens are an unhealthy environment for art work. Try to maintain a consistent temperature and humidity.
Protect Your Art
“Oops, I Was Looking for the Hen House”
(Trompe L’Oeil: To Fool the Eye)
Creativity is allowing oneself to make mistakes.
Art is knowing which ones to keep.
Pencil Study
Brass Ensemble
Merit Award Winner March 2011
Lakewood Arts Council
Lakewood, Colorado
Polar Pup
Hot Dog
These two paintings may be seen in the May 2011 issue of The Artist’s Magazine in Jane Jones outstanding article “Why Temperature Matters.” (pgs 27-30)
