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Art Hacks: Scanning, Printing and mounting a Drawing on panel.

Scott Fischer

Howdy folks! Bit of a nuts and bolts post here. I get asked all the time how I go about mounting a drawing I've done, to panel. Maybe you've done a drawing and you dig it so much you don't want to paint over it?  Maybe you want to have the original drawing available for a collector? Heck, maybe you want to simply paint bigger than your original drawing? I gotcha covered. Plus, I also…

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Lisa Cyr

March 5, 2025 - [caption id="attachment_79578" align="aligncenter" width="768"] The Passion Awakens (detail of face)  The Full figure painting is 48" x 48” x 2 1/8" mixed media on three assembled cradled panels  © Lisa L. Cyr, Cyr Studio LLC[/caption] Have you ever spent time in a museum just gazing at a portrait or studying the connection between the characters in a narrative painting, feeling completely captivated? I know I have. The depth of emotions that are conveyed, the subtle nuances of light and shadow that capture just the right the mood or the sheer imaginative quality of the image has the ability to move people, making them feel something: even something profound. The ability to share a life through art, writing, theatre, film and the like is an essential part of the human experience. It is what makes us…

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