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Artist => Stuff you've done already! - show it off => Topic started by: bj on April 11, 2012, 08:24:38 PM
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Started getting back into painting again. I used to sell a ton of blades so thought it would be a good thing to jump back into.
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very nice
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Great work!
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Very nice.
How much do these go for?
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Nice work Barb. I wish I was talented like that. I screw up paint by number paintings.
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The smaller blades I would sell for $125 and the medium size like this one that I just did about $155.
I used to do single hand saws which would have usually a full wildlife scene would sell for $250 and I did a huge ice fishing saw once that I sold for $350.
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how long does it take to do a blade?
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The smaller blades I would sell for $125 and the medium size like this one that I just did about $155.
I used to do single hand saws which would have usually a full wildlife scene would sell for $250 and I did a huge ice fishing saw once that I sold for $350.
that looks like a scene at a the foothills of Mt Rainier. Is that right? I definitely captures it!
pierre
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Usually it takes me a couple of hours for the smaller circle saws but for the straight saws usually about 4-5 hours. The straight saws I usually do in two sittings because I wait a day for the oil to dry and then add animals to the landscape. It helps the animals pop out a bit more and that way highlights are brighter without getting muddy.
As far as the landscape I posted I just had in mind the mountain line that I see across the sound. The mountain line around here are just amazing this time of year. There is enough snow yet that on a sunny day it feels like you can almost touch them they look so close and magnificent.