OMG!!
I just had to share this!
Baer made me this frame for my painting "The Flame"
I am so honored, excited and beside myself like you cannot believe!!
I talk more about it on my blog (Tortured Artist Cafe').
Here is a picture of the finished frame, and a detail of the corner.
To quote the Baer Meister:
Cherry, and ebony for the wood, latigo (3-oz), alcohol dyes,
Good Stuff for a tough shell, black wax, and my own grind of granite 1,600 grit, pumicestone 1,200 grit,
whiting 3,200 grit, and rouge slip-stone 24,000 grit.
two layers of wax.... torch... until it sets on fire..... then mop down with one more coat..... and start
stoning it.
All of the "aging" is visual.... the only thing that was beaten with concrete chunk was the outside
to lend a hint at the rough ashler face of stone.
total of 127 pieces. . . or something like that.
I am SO excited!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I just had to share this!
Baer made me this frame for my painting "The Flame"
I am so honored, excited and beside myself like you cannot believe!!
I talk more about it on my blog (Tortured Artist Cafe').
Here is a picture of the finished frame, and a detail of the corner.
To quote the Baer Meister:
Cherry, and ebony for the wood, latigo (3-oz), alcohol dyes,
Good Stuff for a tough shell, black wax, and my own grind of granite 1,600 grit, pumicestone 1,200 grit,
whiting 3,200 grit, and rouge slip-stone 24,000 grit.
two layers of wax.... torch... until it sets on fire..... then mop down with one more coat..... and start
stoning it.
All of the "aging" is visual.... the only thing that was beaten with concrete chunk was the outside
to lend a hint at the rough ashler face of stone.
total of 127 pieces. . . or something like that.
I am SO excited!!!!!!!!!!!!!!