What should I put in this frame?
(Blog No. 2 was posted August 26)
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LOVE anything Seashell~Dated 1904 |
I recently was
Out of Town and found this little treasure of a frame. Because I am infatuated with the sea and everything in it, I just had to buy it. My intention is to
ReSell it…hm. I guess we shall see.
As I stated in an earlier post, I have begun to paint for a small retail show that is located in Buck's County area, PA. This piece will go to that event. If you want tickets, I have them. Simply fill out the form to the right and I will mail them, no strings attached. This is a beautiful professional ONE-of-a- KIND type show. The artists are all over the top incredibly talented.
Back to my frame…I am thinking mermaid.
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This MERMAID is available as a print but what I will place in the above seashell frame is a painting |
The color tones will match this print, I am thinking!
The rich tones along the bottom really add a lot of depth to this painting. I don't know if I ever explained to anyone my process fully. What I do is paint layer upon layer. Each layer enhances (not covers) the previous layer. I bring out the tones that I happen to find appealing for each painting. I really play it by ear…
One more notable thing about this frame is the back. Check this out!
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Would this have been for a World's Fair? |
If you know anything about this frame and care to share it, please do. My intention is to put a mermaid in it. It will be a small painting and take some time. Many times small things are as time-consuming as large things due to the size of the bristles in the brush. FYI. Stay tuned to see what the final piece looks like. I am not sure when it will be posted, but it will find it's way to this blog!
Enjoy!
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