GaryR55 it’s just a nice thing in this time we live in when we can find something that brings us together.. no? Have a wonderful day Gary. My favorite brothers name was Gary. Take care.
Jane, you have just shown me how to accomplish something I've long wanted to do. I always do U-Turns when I see interesting looking old billboards that are all peeled up and layered. I've tried several methods of getting that peeled billboard look--and now you have shown me exactly what to do! I love your videos! Thank you!
is there an image of finished piece anywhere? I really like the first layer and I want to know that it's worth it to press on and do multiple layers. What does it look like after more?
Nope. I never know if a given piece is going to get 'finished'. This is not a step-by-step how-to, because THERE ISN'T ONE. It is a method you can try, and see where it takes YOU.
I don't. That is not the point. The point is: how do I know when a piece speaks to ME? And there is no easy answer. Generally I have to step away, let the piece 'cure' at least overnight. Then I take a glance at it with fresh eyes. A glance, not a stare. If it grabs me then it's done. But this sensitivity to my own authentic expression takes a lot of practice, the biggest part of which is letting the other voices take a back seat. If I even THINK of finishing, showing, selling a piece while in the process of making it, I lose it. Lose focus, lose the sensitivity to what speaks to ME, and the piece ends up looking contrived or derivative.
What do mean you can’t just leave it like that? Of course you can. Have you ever seen Mark Bradford’s art? That’s all he does is put down paper and sand. His art can sell for in the millions.
Enjoyed this so much!! Just got my early Christmas gift from hubby! A small Bosch orbital sander!! Yay!!
You are my hero. Your work makes my heart sing. Art transcends politics, religion, and language when it speaks to your soul. Thanks for sharing.
M.C. Probably because art is older than all three of those.
GaryR55 it’s just a nice thing in this time we live in when we can find something that brings us together.. no? Have a wonderful day Gary. My favorite brothers name was Gary. Take care.
I can’t believe my eyes 🍷🍷🍷🍷how wonderful it is 🙏
“Oh, let’s agonize over it” ...... my morning chuckle!!
ME everyday 😂
That was a great video thankyou!
Jane, you have just shown me how to accomplish something I've long wanted to do. I always do U-Turns when I see interesting looking old billboards that are all peeled up and layered. I've tried several methods of getting that peeled billboard look--and now you have shown me exactly what to do! I love your videos! Thank you!
So glad you have found it helpful.
Wow. I loved it even just after the sanding. But the added paint was great too. Thank you.
Amazing, beautiful. I love all your work so much!
Like the technique 😀 you're such a tease, let's see finished 🎨. Thanks. 🤗🎨✨PA🇺🇸
Yeah! Let's see it finished! :-)
Yes, please.
I love your work Jane ❤️
I really liked this. Thanks for sharing.
This vid was the best holiday present ever! How did you know how much I needed this, Jane? 😁🎁👌🎨🎯🎀👏
Wonderful video thank you Jane. Very inspirational. Cheers, DEB T (NZ)
Whew! Don’t think I can get through so many layers by hand. Very interesting!
Please keep them coming!
Awesome. More please!
Great technique! Can we see the finished work?
Love this technique, thanks for sharing
Very cool!
Great process. Please, more videos 😁
I love this! I’d love to see the finished piece and more more more hehe.
Brilliant technique.... can we see the finished artwork please? 😁
I love this!
Love it when I see a new video posted from you!!!!!
Amazing technic! Thanks so much for sharing 💕
Great to see you again... Interesting process
is there an image of finished piece anywhere? I really like the first layer and I want to know that it's worth it to press on and do multiple layers. What does it look like after more?
Very nice!
Great idea, I love what you are doing. Will there be more to come? So we can see the final outcome?
See my response to the comment below.
what grit do you use for the sander and how many hp is the sander. thanks so much
More please!
Love this❣️❤️
cool techniques
Brilliant!
Really creative idea. Is there a "continuation" video? I'd really love to see the finished piece!
Nope. I never know if a given piece is going to get 'finished'. This is not a step-by-step how-to, because THERE ISN'T ONE. It is a method you can try, and see where it takes YOU.
Super interesting and inspiring.
Thank you, very intresting🥰
Thanks.
Do you have a photo of the finished piece? As others said, I'd love to see it!
I'd like to know how many initial layers were done, 3? 5? And also I'd like to see the final piece please!!
mark bradford says hello
Cool😎
What grit sanding disc are you using?
What sanding disc are you using?
When do you know if it’s a finished piece good enough to show in a gallery or even sell?
I don't. That is not the point. The point is: how do I know when a piece speaks to ME? And there is no easy answer. Generally I have to step away, let the piece 'cure' at least overnight. Then I take a glance at it with fresh eyes. A glance, not a stare. If it grabs me then it's done. But this sensitivity to my own authentic expression takes a lot of practice, the biggest part of which is letting the other voices take a back seat. If I even THINK of finishing, showing, selling a piece while in the process of making it, I lose it. Lose focus, lose the sensitivity to what speaks to ME, and the piece ends up looking contrived or derivative.
What do mean you can’t just leave it like that? Of course you can. Have you ever seen Mark Bradford’s art? That’s all he does is put down paper and sand. His art can sell for in the millions.
Are you ever going to run out of new ways to inspire us?
and then what?"