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That’s great news. Raise your prices! Shows how old I am

@@WelzieArt I am in my sixth decade of life. Bachelor in musical theater and a minor in art. I never did more with art outside of theater but have met a young promising artist and have had the spark of desire after we talked about concepts and collaborating on works. Have you ever done a painting which you painted it WITH someone? We've never heard of it but have a concept that we would like to try it. This is why I was on your site. Learning, after we create our art, how to get it out to as many eyes as we can. I really enjoyed the video and will be back to learn your opinion about other aspects of the business! Thank you! And...uh...shows how old you are? So do I have you beat at 54? I remember when the limit for ATMs was 200! 😂

I’m not exactly sure why it’s like that. If it comes off with water consider it having the same elements of acrylic and all the same rules apply. If it doesn’t come off with water the oil based rules apply

Posca does have purple. 2 options. A darker one and a lighter one. If you need a real light purple you can drop some purple into your white pen. You can use wet into wet mixing technique to get purple if you’re not mixing up your own. I have videos on that. I think it’s “coloring in your artwork

We sell our paper prints in a Matt with back and in plastic sleeve. Don’t laminate them it will look cheap. Print on 8x10 on paper and put into Matt so total size will be 11x14

Thankyou so much for your reply i truly appreciate it so much ❤​@WelzieArt

Gday mate! Never tried gold leaf but you should always experiment. Never know when you’re going to discover something amazing

You could use a spray enamel but it will wear off too. Anything high use and rubbing won’t be able last

Some artists really don’t want their work in anyone’s else’s hands. I’m in the camp of let them take pictures. Show their friends, post on social media, who cares. I think it’s a little snobby to be like “no photos of my art” but be sitting in a beach chair on dead grass in a field or sidewalk. We let people take pictures in my gallery. They often do to record what they like then they will buy at a later date. Either way works. I just doubt a person is going to take a photo to print it up for their house. Have you ever printed a photo you took from your phone? lol probably not often. Don’t stress on it. We’re just artists 🥳

@@WelzieArtThank you! You’re right there can be a growing number of things to stress over, or we can just relax and let art do what it is meant to do, which is to bring joy to someone’s space.

@Shinymulch I totally agree

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I wouldn’t use it on my kids tumbler. It’s not the healthiest stuff, but that’s just my opinion. A small amount of spray over the signature and not around the mouth part might be ok. If you used sharpie or oil based pen it won’t rub off super quick. Either way it will rub off over time on a highly used tumbler.

I use finestra fine art paper

Yes. Oil paint pens will work better than acrylic over this oil based clear coat

I don’t. If it happens it happens. I don’t think many thieves travel to art fairs and I like to give people the benefit of doubt. You should be flattered if someone steels your art. Call the news. Get some publicity out of it 😆 “art heist at county art fair”

@@WelzieArt Haha. Thanks for the response

Yes 💯. Keep images of every original you make whether going to print it or not. That being said if you can’t afford a good scan or it’s just not possible to scan every piece than just scan your best pieces.

@@WelzieArt thank you! Would a good art scan be done by a professional print maker, or could it be done at a public library maker place until you can afford to buy one?

I do all my own scans with digital camera. Your phone should be good enough for the average beginner.

Canon pixima pro 100 Sorry about that 🤙🏼

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You’re going to have a hard time writing with any color on a black shirt. You might find that an oil based silver is the only thing that shows.

@@WelzieArt I found that out myself on Wednesday when Silver and Gold Oil Based Markers was all I had in my bag😂 The Silver worked good . Thank you for replying.

No. Don’t spray over wet paint. It will be a disaster

Oil based

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Yes that will make an oil based pen tip clog. If you must, just make sure plenty of paint is in the tip of the pen to help Jeep it from clogging too fast

@@WelzieArt There is (or was) a marker they used in junkyards to mark pulls. It was a stick of stiff "grease", yellow, that was wrapped in foil that you peeled away as it wore down. Have been trying for over 30 mn trying to find on internet. "Grease Pen" or pencil yields something completely different. Application would be industrial. Couldn't find at McMaster either.

I dont know how well it will work. Might be worth trying a pour epoxy if using for a table top

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If it’s inside and a wall I would paint over acrylic paint with acrylic clear coat

Acrylic will peel off plastic no matter what. This sealer won’t keep it from peeling. The best bet is for you to not touch the phone case so it doesn’t peel anymore and hand in to your teacher safely. Acrylic doesn’t work over oil based products (plastic) but oil products work over acrylic. Good luck!

@@WelzieArt Thankyou!!!

I have in the beginning for sure. But it does devalue your work. Best to say “ how much is your budget so I can give you the best deal”

Try on a small corner first before doing the whole banner. Not sure how well it will work with a soft banner but might be just fine

Should be fine. Spray a little on the back first or use some scraps to do test sample. You should be fine though

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Awesome! Have fun and good luck !

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Reproductions is a nicer way of saying prints. Sounds more valuable. A reproduction can be a different mediums printed, aluminum, canvas, paper

@@WelzieArt Okay, thank you. I thought you might mean your interpretation of another work.

Should be ok on most plastics

I don’t, but if sharpie has one I. Et it pretty solid

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It will depend on what you’re trying to do. Google posca pen size chart images and you’ll see all the sizes

Oil based will work

@@WelzieArt thank you for replying

You’re welcome

I have not tried it yet on silicone

Great to hear! Thank you

Mod podge works pretty great too. Good to experiment with a few mediums and see what works for you