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JOB: Acrylic painter
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Deborah South McEvoy is a mixed media artist. She was born in Akron, Ohio, grew up in Tempe/Scottsdale, Arizona, and now resides in Casa Grande, Arizona. Her main concentration is in abstract art and her subjects may include nature, houses or the human form. Primarily a self-taught artist, Deborah has taken several classes and courses in various aspects of art which attribute to the vastness of her concepts in her art. For further information or questions, you can contact her at deborahsouth@msn.com. Visit www.deborahsouthmcevoy.com.

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ART is the life energy of the soul. I want my audience to contemplate my pieces and arrive at their own meanings as they bring their unique life experiences to the viewing of my art.

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From: NDartistPrinter
01/19/2008 22:45:40

Nope, I haven't had much luck with Litho!


Eric

From: NDartistPrinter
01/19/2008 21:38:10

Thanks!


I took my first printmaking class 13 years ago and did my first relief print 12 years ago.


I prefer relief, however in the last couple years I've been trying to get back into doing more intaglio, screenprints, and lithography.


Eric

From: kcartwright
01/18/2008 07:44:35

Deborah,


Very dynamic designs and vivd colors! How large are these paintings and what is the medium? I like them a great deal! - Kathy


P.S. Thanks for your kind words and encouragement!

From: flstormz
01/15/2008 23:27:53
I have been using a retarder by Golden. Seems to work in delaying dry time and helps with blending. But definitely thins the paint and therefore you need layering if you want an opaque finish. Art is a never ending experiment : )


From: flstormz
01/12/2008 22:27:36
Let me know how Floetrol works for you. I'd like to know if it works any different than the standard retarder I use.


From: Artfelt
01/12/2008 12:01:22
Thank you for your comments about my paintings.  Over the last year or so I began painting abstract art and am fascinated with it!  What a wonderful kind of art.  I feel like I am playing.  I love your work!  PS I am also a Suns fan!!


From: flstormz
01/10/2008 19:27:44

I learned painting and drawing the old school way so I have some drawing skills. Not a master by any means though : ) The painting of the trees came from a photo I took. If I didn't have the photo as reference the results would have been completely different I'm sure.

Question - you have nice paint fluidity in your work...do you use a retarding medium or water (or both) when you're painting?

From: flstormz
01/10/2008 16:58:18
Thanks for the comment Deb - I went to your website after seeing a few of your new uploads - WOW, I love your work! There were a bunch that really stood out to me ("Standard...", "Trading...", "I Thought...", "Windows...", "Wanderlust", "Blue Jazz", "Martini...", "Hiding"). These abstracts/non-representational are the types of pieces I get the most joy out of painting. I don't know about you, but they are also the most frustrating to create! 




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