| Artist: | Faith Puleston |
| Uploaded: | 11/01/09 |
| Gallery: | Fine Art |
| Subject: | Abstract |
| Media: | Oil |
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| Date / Time | Name / Comments | |
| 21-Nov-09 01:17 AM |
Eva Britt Gorgeous artwork...I love the combination of blue and green colors | |
| 02-Nov-09 03:02 PM |
Margie De-Faria Excellent piece ...very creative. | |
| Artist Reply: Thanks so much, Margie! | ||
| 02-Nov-09 03:20 AM |
Anneke Hut What beautiful colours and design, Faith! | |
| Artist Reply: Thanks for the nice comment, Anneke! | ||
| 02-Nov-09 02:47 AM |
Calvin McFarlane this may sound radical and then again you may have tried this before but if the painting is good and dry nothing works as well to snap a canvas back in shape like a pot of BOILING water splashed against the back. will dry quickly and taunt. i guarantee this process to work safely and it requires one treatment only. and oh yeah, love the painting. | |
| Artist Reply: Thanks, Calvin! That sounds like good sense. Up to now I've only used cold water (not quite buckets full), but I've shrunk many a woolly sweater by washing it too hot, so I'm going to boil the kettle and try your method out using the bathtub as a receptacle. One learns something new every day!!!!! | ||
| 02-Nov-09 12:21 AM |
Ravinder Dutt Great work there, but u shud never remove a painting from the stretcher by cutting it out, it damages the artwork, the nails needs to be always removed before it is done. | |
| Artist Reply: You're so right, Ravinder. I have a guilty conscience about that, but in 3 cases I split the canvas or reduced the size for transport so had to trim them anyway. | ||
| 01-Nov-09 04:48 PM |
Anonymous Guest Awesome Faith! Auch - the procedure of re-stretching for me sounds very labor demanding... | |