In April I was one of 30 artists participating in An Artist a Day event at the Muse Art and Design in Portland, Oregon. A different artist painted in the front window of the store each day of the month. In May a reception was held at Milepost 5, and the 30 paintings were auctioned, with 50% of the proceeds donated to benefit Schoolhouse Supplies.
This particular painting was well received; 8"x10" prints are now available for $30 each including shipping (10% of sales is donated to local animal rescue groups.) The print is on luster paper which has a satin finish, and is sprayed with UV blocking spray to prevent fading. This print is vibrant with a wide off-white or white mat under glass in a standard sized 16" x 20" frame. The print may be purchased below through Paypal. -Janet Amundson-Splidsboel (original SOLD)
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Very beautiful, Janet! And I'm intrigued by spraying the print with a sunblock spray too. I'd not heard of that before!
ReplyDeleteThanks! It's not sunblock spray like a person would use but it is a spray used for art that blocks the UV rays and it comes in gloss, satin, or matte finishes.
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Hi JaneT: I am an encaustic artist from Calgary and I have been following your blog. I have a couple of questions if you don't mind. What did you use to tone your board with in this painting -it looks like an oil rub to me. Have you had any problems with the encaustic adhering to a dried oil base? Secondly, I was wondering what tool you used to do the orange line work in the faces of your figure pieces? Thanks so much@
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