. . . and man, what a job! I've been planning out my weekends for two months to make sure I could get all the matting and framing done. One big lesson learned - sketch in standardized sizes that fit into those inexpensive ready-made frames. As it was, I had many different individual sizes. I finally decided to forego frames due to expense and go with glass and clips. A great feeling though, to get it hung and let go of the results!
Excellent! Congratulations. I will plan to get down there to see it.... and sketch around Olympia if it's not quite so cold out. I had a teacher once tell me, "paint to the mat size". It does really help.
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Congratulations Jane! Take pictures and post them for us to see.
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ReplyDeleteCongratulations Jane! What a great excuse to visit Olympia.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Jane! I appreciate your learning experience about frames and mats. Thanks so much for sharing that process of exhibiting!
ReplyDeleteWell done, Jane! Congrats!
ReplyDeleteI'm so excited for you! Congrats, Jane!
ReplyDeleteThanks for all your comments. If it weren't for this group and you all I'd still be a closet sketcher!
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