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Great News! I'm one of the Artist Spotlights (Mini Articles) in the Summer 2011 issue of Somerset Studio Galley.
Here are the two pages from my article. I always feel a special thrill when my art work appears in one of the Stampington & Company magazines.
Their publications provide readers with beautiful art, new ideas and timely techniques. You must check out this issue. It's jam-packed with inspiration!
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Your blocks are wonderful! I got my contributor's copy last week and fell in love with you blocks. They are the inspiration for my next project: wooden alphabet blocks. Thank you for the inspiring tips. Does Preserve It! require permanent inks under it? Will it smudge non-permanent inks when I apply it? Thanks.
Posted by: Julie Wasson | May 23, 2011 at 09:13 AM
Julie:
Thank you so much for your lovely compliments. I appreciate them.
I printed the images on my inkjet printer. I let the images cure for 24 hours - and then I spray them with Preserve It! For extra protection, I spray the blocks again after they are completed.
Will the alphabet blocks get a lot of wear and tear? If so, then I would spray them a couple of times.
Have a great day, Darlene
Posted by: Darlene | May 23, 2011 at 09:57 AM