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by Todd Peterson
$46.50
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1.80" W x 3.875" H x 0.90" D
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Tapestry
Prints on demand can be purchased here, My work can also be seen at www.lookartbelow.com The art of Todd Peterson has many facets. It is his deductive process that is evident in this sampling of work where intuition takes over and he coaxes a visual concept to fruition. With his painterly drawing style he masterfully works out images with humor, sentiment, and pathos. Gary Peterson, the intellectual handyman Local Artists interviews- http://www.local-artist-interviews.com/2011/03/todd-peterson-plays-with-crayons.html Todd Peterson My earliest art memory is of my mother setting my four brothers and myself down at the dining room table on rainy days. She would put a record from the “home library of classical...
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Todd Peterson
that should be " varnish on it without reactivating the crayon"
Todd Peterson
Thank you all. Marlene I use Caran De Ache Neocolor II water soluble crayon. I began using it on watercolor paper, but then I discovered a Russian artist that was using it on wooden panels. I could never find out how to contact him, so I experimented on my own. I found if I stabilized the crayon I could use a high quality art varnish on it with reactivating the crayon. It will stay active forever if not stabilized, I have went back to pieces I've had laying around for years that weren't finished and was able to blend colors
Marlene Robbins
I like the colors,design and overall quality of this piece, Todd.Hmm- I have never heard of varnished crayon. How does that work,if you have time to tell?? Sounds interesting. From where I see- it looks like pastel on my computer screen. Marlene
Natalie Holland
Beautiful work, Todd!
Kevin Callahan
Todd, this is outstanding work. This really moves me. I see the beauty, energy, and the history in this work.