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Hello dear marbling friends Tomorrow would have been Christopher Weimann's birthday so I thought I share some of his work out of my collection with you. I...
Ingrid
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Feb 4, 2006
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3425 Maria Vernersson
marmoria1964
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Feb 4, 2006
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Hi i will be starting marbling very soon. i would like to know which viscosity /grades of methocel need to be used to get good marbling. i spoke to Dow...
srikkanthsundaram
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Feb 7, 2006
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... Sorry for not replying sooner. I have been very busy remodeling my studio space. JM 5 is the best type of methyl cel to use for marbling. It mixes up...
Gail MacKenzie
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Feb 7, 2006
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Why methyl cel? Try carrageenan and stick to tradition your marbling will be real beautiful verses a muddy appearence. At least try both and develop your own...
John Goode
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Feb 7, 2006
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there is nothing wrong with Meth Cel, just different, and the papers and colours don't have to be muddy either. Not sure where the original questioner is, but...
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Feb 7, 2006
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I way prefer carrageenan too. I think people like that Methyl Cel doesn't go bad, but I use only the amount of carrageenan I need in a day and don't save it. ...
irisnevins
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Feb 7, 2006
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Do you use acrylics? I haven't been able to make it work for watercolors much. I don't think it muddies anything in particular, just some like it better but I...
irisnevins
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Feb 7, 2006
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I think my point was simply that MC should not simply be dismissed. Tradtional Turkish marbling probably uses tragacanth ... not carageen. Each of us has to...
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paulhenry7499
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Feb 7, 2006
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whatever works and makes you happy is what should be used.... I just wonder is there a certain type of MC or certain dilution that works well with watercolors....
irisnevins
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Feb 7, 2006
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I have just gotten started learning marbling, practicing a little on paper although my intention ultimately is to do my marbling on wooden objects. I decided...
Robert Greenwood
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Feb 9, 2006
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Hi, I usually use methylcel for marbling. I tested recently carrageeenan again, but i couldn't recognize any big difference. I use water colors, but i dont use...
Anna Meier
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Feb 10, 2006
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Here's a good question.....Would using water from dehumidifiers be the same as distilled water, for mixing carageenan and paints? Mary-Celine...
del.mary.stubbs
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Feb 11, 2006
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As in a mechanical dehumidifier? Depends on how clean your air is. Ever taste or smell the water dripping from your AC? Same difference. Junk in the air is...
james tapley
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Feb 11, 2006
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I would think that the build up of calcium would cause a problem as well. Carole james tapley <jthandbook@...> wrote: As in a mechanical dehumidifier?...
Carole Floate
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Feb 11, 2006
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Okey, picking up junk does seem like a consideration - but if the air in the house is relatively clean?..... Have any of you tried this - if so - what was...
del.mary.stubbs
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Feb 11, 2006
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Does not hurt to try, Maybe even boil it too. I have one in my tile drying room and I use the water for plants, its real pure water no dirt grime or oil. Hows...
John Goode
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Feb 12, 2006
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hi all, i am alexander from germany and i am experimenting and experimenting but can't keep my colours from sinking. could anybody enlighten me ? this is what...
Alexander Stoekler
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Feb 12, 2006
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Maybe your oxgall is too weak. Generally that sold from "art companies" is very weak and diluted. Either use a lot more or try and get the concentrate, TALAS...
irisnevins
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Feb 12, 2006
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probiers mal mit kleister (methylan), lukas designer guache und lukas netzmittel (2255) funktioniert bei mir gut Alexander Stoekler...
Anna Meier
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Feb 12, 2006
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probiers mal mit kleister (methylan), lukas designer guache und lukas netzmittel (2255) funktioniert bei mir gut Alexander Stoekler...
Anna Meier
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Feb 12, 2006
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I just wanted to tell him what material i usually use. So the ox gall he is using doesnt work for me either....
annakarenina1984
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Feb 12, 2006
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I think your size is too thick and your colors too concentrated. I use 12 g of carrageen for each 1.5 liters of water. When I used Windsor and Newton Gouache...
G. Dixon
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Feb 12, 2006
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Hi, All, Do any list members know if the marbling exhibition that was at the Turkish House (?) in Boston is still open, and if so, for how long? Many thanks in...
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Feb 14, 2006
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hi, and thanks for the replies. a big help ! good to have you on my side ! i am on a voyage at present and as soon as i am back i will make amendments...
Alexander Stoekler
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Feb 15, 2006
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Hello, I was wondering if anyone has tried making a large marbling tray with fiberglass? I need to make a 5' x6' tray that is easy for me to move (common space...
athena_2547
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Feb 16, 2006
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Hi Melinda... I make my very large (work in the parking lot) trays with 1"x6"x10' clear pine, corners held with door hinges w/ removable pins, then line with...
james tapley
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Feb 16, 2006
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When I lived in hot-n-humid east Texas I regularly used water from my dehumidifier for mixing size. There's no problem with calcium - the water you get really...
David Graham
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Feb 17, 2006
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Dear Melinda, You can make a form and make your own fiberglass tray. Be sure and use a good vapor mask, eye protection and gloves. It's nasty stuff. If you...
Laura Sims
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Feb 17, 2006
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Since we are on the subject of equipment, I appreciate suggestions for drying rack in a very small space. Pictures would be even better, please place them in...
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