10/28/2008 22:58:35

Hi fellow watercolorist enjoy viewing your site...great work....debmadison

09/17/2008 11:41:35

Silicate paint is also known as mineral paint. it is made specifically to go on concrete, brick, stucco, etc. Any inorganic surface. If appleid correctly, it won't fade, and it won't chip - ever! Check out Keim.com for more  info.

 

Mike

 

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09/16/2008 11:58:00

Diane -

Thanks for writing. I use a lot of acrylic house paint, actually. Porter's Acri-Shield is really good stuff. I also use Liquitex, Golden, and if teh situation calls for it, I use silicates.

 

Keep up the good work!

08/04/2008 20:07:36

Hi Diane, Thank you so much for your thoughtful and insightful comments on "Silence Gives Consent". This was one of the few masks that I've painted with the title already determined before-hand. I didn't want to end up with just another skull painting. It had to have some kind of meaning or I wouldn't have painted it.

I love your "Bubble Duckies". Really nice job. And for charity... Good for you! I know it's hard to part with your artwork for free, but I believe it takes giving to get...  Keep up the great work.   -Don

07/13/2008 17:16:52

Hi Diane, thanks for taking a look at the Fredericksburg show pieces.  Storms Acomin is one of my favorites as well.  Hopefully it sells....hopefully they all sell..ha ha.  How's work been lately?

06/27/2008 16:19:59

Great work.  Love Campfire II and the mural too.

04/28/2008 14:56:30

Yup...a fast sasshay through your gallery...you are one of the artists that I see as realistic...and versatile!  I love the details on your butterfly wall...wow, wow, and give me a wall like that!

04/28/2008 14:54:44

I don't have time to go into detail about your fine critique because I have some things I have coming up here...but I wanted to let you know that what you provided was exactly what I was trying to look for...and it was helpful, and it will cause me to think things through (contrast and value)...I want to take time to really enjoy your work...looks pretty sharp, just here on your profile page.  Till later, then...and thank you many times over!