Marbling : To net work with other marbling artists---promote this decorated paper technique---showcase our works

To net work with other marbling artists---promote this decorated paper technique---showcase our works

marbling, and book arts symposium announcement hi you have an announcement to the symposium. AKDENIZ UNIVERSITY/ TURKEY 1st INTERNATIONAL BOOK ARTS SYMPOSIUM AND MARBLING ART WORKSHOP We are planning to Posted - Mon Feb 13, 2012 8:27 am	noyan noyan35 Offline Send Email
Re: acrylics and watercolor This is quite true! Iris Nevins www.marblingpaper.com On 02/10/12, Sue Cole<akartisan@...> wrote: The main thing I have heard is to not use the same Posted - Sat Feb 11, 2012 1:32 am	irisnevins idn17 Offline Send Email
acrylics and watercolor The main thing I have heard is to not use the same tools for both, because the acrylic on the combs will repel the watercolor paint, or cause it to break up. Posted - Fri Feb 10, 2012 7:49 pm	Sue Cole artsycole Offline Send Email
Re: Acrylics and watercolour on same sheet. In my experience, if you are going to do both, do the watercolor FIRST. The presence of acrylic has always prevented the watercolor from spreading. Of course Posted - Thu Feb 9, 2012 7:11 pm	irisnevins idn17 Offline Send Email
Re: Acrylics and watercolour on same sheet. Hi Anthony, I have used gouache and acrylics on the same paper (this was before I found metallic gouache paints that I liked, which I now use). It wasn't a Posted - Thu Feb 9, 2012 4:26 pm	LouBrockman@... loubrockman Offline Send Email
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