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By: larry jewett

larry jewett — Thu, 15 May 2008 05:12:15 +0000

yes, that would be him

but tasteless?

watch it.

before i took your workshop, he was my biggest art influence (you may take that as a compliment)

I was simply fascinated by the way he painted things with such a large brush — and with his happy trees …and big hair, of course

By: Julie Chapman

Julie Chapman — Wed, 14 May 2008 22:08:14 +0000

Sandi - stay tuned and I’ll do a blog post soon on prep and archival stuff.

Larry, I think it was Bob Ross - wasn’t it he that painted those tasteless generic landscapes with a mountain, some birds, some trees, a fence, a cottage, etc?

By: Larry Jewett

Larry Jewett — Wed, 14 May 2008 17:24:01 +0000

Julie: i can see your point about the “vibrancy of color”.

And, Susan, as far as

“One of the things that drives me nuts about latex house paint is that it is specifically formulated for use with a roller, not a brush.”

look on the positive side.

just think how many paintings you could crank out if you used a roller!

They could offer a whole line of different sizes — even teeny tiny ones for detail work.

One final comment: I forget what his name was Bob, something or other. All I remember is that he used to paint trees — “happy trees” — on the TV with a large house painting brush, and he got simply “marvelous” results (in a matter of a few seconds!) though I honestly don’t know whether he also used house paint.

And just between you and me, I think he had sniffed a few too many paint fumes over the years — which would seem to indicate that he probably was not using latex.

By: Sandi Macdonald

Sandi Macdonald — Wed, 14 May 2008 15:02:11 +0000

Julie,

Since you were kind enough to share your shopping list, do you think you could tell us about how you actually prepare your supports? That was just enough info to make me curious…

Thanks,
Sandi

By: Julie Chapman

Julie Chapman — Tue, 13 May 2008 00:38:45 +0000

Susan, thank you for the very kind words on the work in Denver! Ernest is a wonderful dealer and I thoroughly enjoy doing business with him. I will indeed post about captive animal reference at some point - it’s on the list of topics (which is always open to suggestions!).

There are always concerns that we as artists need to keep in mind when it comes to the materials we use (aha, another potential blog entry) so that we are doing our best to ensure our collectors will have the same artwork in 10 or 100 years as they did at time of purchase. I do not know about the longevity ratings on exterior latex and whether it is subjected to the same lightfastness tests and ratings that artist materials are. Inquiring minds would be interested…but in any case, I thoroughly, totally agree that I dislike painting with plastic. I used acrylics for a while, but as soon as I discovered oils the acrylics were toast.

Now, acrylic MEDIA definitely have their place, and I’ve been having fun with textured substrates. But that’s a topic for another time.