05/16/2008 23:33:26

Your series on eggs is eye catching.  It also reminds me of the eggs I struggled to peel the other night for deviled eggs.  Great work.

03/16/2008 05:40:37

thanks for you comment on my painting..i know it was awhile ago..but i just saw it today!...didnt know there we're any comments!

cheers

glenn 

02/25/2008 18:31:34

Thanks for visiting my site. Sorta new to all of this, but i appreciate the feedback. For more examples of my work, please go to www.mountainteastudios.com. Take Care-Mark

02/24/2008 16:58:56

Hi K,

That eggshells painting is wonderful. Believe we may have uploaded some .jpgs on the same night in February. One of my friends went to Main Gallery instead of My Gallery and thought I painted it. I wish! Anyway, I sent her to your web site and hope it results in a sale for you.

Great work.

JTerrell

02/20/2008 10:34:30

K, Thank you for the wonderful comments on my blog. I needed a good wake up call. Your painting Cabernet knocks me out.  More later.

Jude 

02/04/2008 15:36:56

Very nice work!!

thank you for stopping by my place

01/30/2008 19:27:14

Wow! Your paintings are gorgeous. It's funny I spend so much time getting the eggs glowing and whole and here you have a heap of broken ones. What a dynamic!

 How did you get the text juxtaposed over the background on the website? Very cool.

liza 

01/30/2008 19:25:05

K:  The answer to your question is yes, I ususlly underpaint my landscapes with acrylic paint.  I have heard since 1972 that this is acceptable and my experince is that it is as durable and permanent as painting directly on the primed canvas.  Since most canvas today is primed with acrylic gesso, which is basically white paint with a little marble dust in it, I do not see any problem.  I personally have never had a problem.  However, I must qualify this by saying that I only use artist quality oil paints.  I did hear one rumor that there could be a problem using the water soluble oil paints this way.  The person that told me this, was someone that I had never met before and I do not know how reliable the info is.    Good luck with your oils.  Your work is really stunning.  RW

01/30/2008 14:45:32

Thanks for visiting my page.  Your work is wonderful.

01/29/2008 07:25:29

thats alot of eggs!