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I saw a painting by Judith Nable at the Gadsden county art museum. It was multi faceted. I would like to learn more about her techniques. Does she have a workshop or something like that?
I saw a painting by Judith Nable at the Gadsden county art museum. It was multi faceted. I would like to learn more about her techniques. Does she have a workshop or something like that?
View lessHi Judith. I am a quilter snd my sister Holly was a painter. She died over ten years ago and I have several of her unfinished works. I’m thinking I want to try to finish them with fabric like your pictures but I don’t want to ruin them. So I’m trying to figure out if they are mod podge or glued down then glazed over with lacquer. I’d appreciate some advice. I don’t want to ruin her work
View moreHi Judith. I am a quilter snd my sister Holly was a painter. She died over ten years ago and I have several of her unfinished works. I’m thinking I want to try to finish them with fabric like your pictures but I don’t want to ruin them. So I’m trying to figure out if they are mod podge or glued down then glazed over with lacquer. I’d appreciate some advice. I don’t want to ruin her work because it’s all I have left of hers. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you for your time. Judy
View lessDid you live in the Apalachee Ridge Estates on either Harwood or Apache in the late 50's/early 60's? If so, then I remember when you were painting a group of horses that were, I think, running down a canyon. As a child it amazed me that you were using white glue on your painting.
Did you live in the Apalachee Ridge Estates on either Harwood or Apache in the late 50's/early 60's? If so, then I remember when you were painting a group of horses that were, I think, running down a canyon. As a child it amazed me that you were using white glue on your painting.
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