03/27/2008 21:57:15

You are absolutely going to fall in love with solar printing.  It is one of my favorite - after block/linocut.  There are so many different things you can do with it.  Just be careful not to leave it out in the sun too long - or you may end up with nothing on your plate.  We will be doing solar printing next in our printmaking class - I can't wait to play with it again.  I did an awesome print of a mail bicycle picture I took in Sweden.  My sister did some really great prints by drawing on the transparency after she had put her photograph on it.  Good luck with yours.

03/27/2008 20:17:45

Hi thanks for dropping by the page... and absolutely so much more than whining going on... ummm, but a very long story, so if you are really interested get back to me, theres a pretty long statement on my face book page, or I can fill in the gaps, also you could check my posts in the forum...

glad to meet you, and nice music choices!!! 

03/27/2008 19:30:43

ABOUT EBAY - its just not what I want to do with my art.. Keemo strongly disagrees, and the last exchange I had with him I asked what his average price point was but I got no response. I just feel like people buy things on Ebay to find a bargain and I dont think my paintings belong in a bargain setting (and I dont mean for that to sound snotty). Maybe if I didnt have gallery or show options to show my work, I would try ebay, instead I will let you be the guinea pig and hopefully you will keep me posted!

03/27/2008 16:25:26

I enjoyed looking at all of your work. White River is my favorite painting but I think a dozen of your paintings would make an awsome and easily marketable calendar. It's nice to see another artist who works in a variety of mediums.

Sara

03/27/2008 13:03:13

Thanks for the comments on my work!  Although I'm a "modern" Goth (as opposed to Visigoth), the focus of my work is not necessarily that image, so, glad you picked up on that!  :)  And historically, I do love architecture from that time period, so hence the cathedral images.

I really like your "Love" sculpture.  The conflicting spikes with the amorpheous shapes says it all!

03/27/2008 10:51:43

Hi, thanks for you comments.  Actually, you can see the images quite large on my website.  www.portraitwatercolor.com.  Most of the pictures have a magnifying glass feature.

And yes, I think I had to re-train my brain to paint the way I do.

You have great surrealism

03/27/2008 08:29:13

Love the newly posted images...your Wilted Sunflowers is not only beautiful but witty...engaged me in is whimsy...hope that was your intent. Keep on painting!  I also LOVE the Fall trees landscape --Jane

03/27/2008 08:23:05

greg you are such a hoot! You made my day (however,it's early yet)...go be a paintin' fool now.  Time to go RIGHT SIDE of the BRAIN!