I can vouch for that! I always have trouble taking off the mask. You should post a link to the doodad you’re describing so we can see what it looks like! 🙂
Just came across your blog in looking for metallic watercolor paint, of all things. I’m a watercolorist and so I sympathize. Dis she credit you or say, “after”? Let’s hope she just wanted to figure out your technique. BTW, your’s are much richer, fuller.
Hi Deborah, do you remember me? – Jeremy Williams mother (Jeremy used to play
with Gordon – 4th grade I think). I bought one if your paintings – purple flowers. I thought of you because I was getting a new mat and frame for it. Hope you are doing well!
561-445-0007
oh boy, I went to post a blog – in about a year- and I find your message among others. Of course I remember you. Didn’t you and your tennis pro husband move to FL? What’s Jeremy doing? Gordon is married with a 3 yr. old and 1 1/2 yr. old and is a computer engineer at Google. He gave us a run for our money through his teenage years but in the end turned out great!
oh boy – I haven’t posted a tip or looked at my blog in ages….and just saw your comment. Yes, I did have that huge birch, though it was a sycamore, but it sold in the Northampton, MA show which is why it isn’t on the website. I’m doing 2 more at the moment, one similar, the other a bit different, for 2 commissions.
Thanks for the tip! This sounds great – how effective are they at moving water colour paint from a piece of canvas? Will the mistake be entirely invisible after using the magic eraser?
I can vouch for that! I always have trouble taking off the mask. You should post a link to the doodad you’re describing so we can see what it looks like! 🙂
Just came across your blog in looking for metallic watercolor paint, of all things. I’m a watercolorist and so I sympathize. Dis she credit you or say, “after”? Let’s hope she just wanted to figure out your technique. BTW, your’s are much richer, fuller.
no credit, not “after” just blatantly copied. Funny thing is, I was involved with a project she organized unknowing at the time about this. Oh well
great tip, thank you. I like finding useful inexpensive materials. sometimes you don’t need to break the bank.
Hi Deborah, do you remember me? – Jeremy Williams mother (Jeremy used to play
with Gordon – 4th grade I think). I bought one if your paintings – purple flowers. I thought of you because I was getting a new mat and frame for it. Hope you are doing well!
561-445-0007
oh boy, I went to post a blog – in about a year- and I find your message among others. Of course I remember you. Didn’t you and your tennis pro husband move to FL? What’s Jeremy doing? Gordon is married with a 3 yr. old and 1 1/2 yr. old and is a computer engineer at Google. He gave us a run for our money through his teenage years but in the end turned out great!
At one point I saw a birch tree watercolor you had done. Is it for sale? I looked on your website but could not find it.
oh boy – I haven’t posted a tip or looked at my blog in ages….and just saw your comment. Yes, I did have that huge birch, though it was a sycamore, but it sold in the Northampton, MA show which is why it isn’t on the website. I’m doing 2 more at the moment, one similar, the other a bit different, for 2 commissions.
Thanks for the tip! This sounds great – how effective are they at moving water colour paint from a piece of canvas? Will the mistake be entirely invisible after using the magic eraser?
Don’t know about canvas. But even on paper, you can’t get it to pure white again. There will be a slight stain- still allows you to paint over though.
Rush, rush and then what? Your advice is good, cart before the horse. Thank you ~ ? R U going to Mexico?
Really interesting to hear your tips and suggestions – thanks, please keep them coming!
Great advice. Thank you!
I thought that was the only way to reuse it. Hate to throw it away, since I need the color . Thank you