Hello to All
I'd like to introduce myself and tell everyone a bit about me. If you've read my bio, you already know the basics. The main thing you need to know about me is, I LOVE TO PAINT! Another major passion of mine is camping. My love of nature seriously influences my painting and I paint outside whenever I can. Other things I enjoy include sewing quilting, and my dogs.
This morning finds me trying to figure out the business end of art, not my strong suit. So much to do! I need to photograph and upload more paintings to my sparkly new website. Right this minute, I am learning about writing a blog, something I have not done before. I need to start a newsletter one of these days. Sigh. I want to be painting!!!
Today, I spent the early part of my day trying to remove a stain from a favorite tee shirt (Yes, I forgot to put my apron on before I started painting - darn!). Here's what I learned: Alizarin Crimson Permanent really is permanent! I am guilty of bragging, in the past, that I can remove oil paint from anything. I stand corrected! Tip of the day: to remove oil paint from nearly anything, I use Jack's Linseed Studio Soap. I use it for cleaning brushes too. It leaves them clean, soft, & supple. I have no affiliation with this product, it's just something I love.
It has been nice chatting with you this morning. Welcome to my world!
This morning finds me trying to figure out the business end of art, not my strong suit. So much to do! I need to photograph and upload more paintings to my sparkly new website. Right this minute, I am learning about writing a blog, something I have not done before. I need to start a newsletter one of these days. Sigh. I want to be painting!!!
Today, I spent the early part of my day trying to remove a stain from a favorite tee shirt (Yes, I forgot to put my apron on before I started painting - darn!). Here's what I learned: Alizarin Crimson Permanent really is permanent! I am guilty of bragging, in the past, that I can remove oil paint from anything. I stand corrected! Tip of the day: to remove oil paint from nearly anything, I use Jack's Linseed Studio Soap. I use it for cleaning brushes too. It leaves them clean, soft, & supple. I have no affiliation with this product, it's just something I love.
It has been nice chatting with you this morning. Welcome to my world!
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