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Pauline Jollow
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Pauline Jollow left a comment for leona-May"Hello Leona-May it looks like we share the view that our art is playful and fun. That's what its all about isn't it. I love your paintings, they are beautiful"
leona-May left a comment for Pauline Jollow"welcome to GR and thanks for sharing your brilliant work.
Cheers!!!"
Mary Jane Chadbourne left a comment for Pauline Jollow"Love your work...texture and colors are great!"
Deb Godley left a comment for Pauline Jollow"Hi Pauline!!! I LOVE your work..its so magical..just want to touch it!!! Welcome to garyreef!!!"
Pauline Jollow left a comment for Wendy Johnson"Hello Wendy
I use the grasses themselves. I love working with natural materials it helps me connect with the essence of a particular place. I dry them and seal them and then paint. I have a very playful experimental approach. I find the best things…"
Wendy Johnson left a comment for Pauline Jollow"Beautiful work!!! Everyone is dying to know what you used for the grass texture?"
Hi everyone I am a mixed media artist. I love to experiment with many materials especially natural materials collected from my favourite places.
Check out my etsy store: cash608.etsy.com
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- At 6:59pm on May 11, 2010,
Kay Graham said… - Pauline,
Just popping in
to tell you to have a Very Happy Birthday 
Hope all is well with you!!! 
♥, K
- At 11:23pm on April 2, 2010,
Mo Godbeer said… - Just a little welcome to all our new members of Encaustic art group and a re-hello to old members.
How are you all going with your encaustic journey.Let em know what is going on with your work. I am happy to answer any questions on waxing or to debate anything with you.
If you have found any encaustic artists that you would like to share with us all that would also be fab.
I am really keen to see members work and really get this group going a bit more. Tell me what you want to see in here. Or any new ideas that would be good for our group, which is now topping 127 members.
Hoo Roo(aussie goodbye)
mo
- At 12:53am on August 7, 2009,
Nicole Umina said… - lol sorry Pauline - Wrong Pauline!! No wonder I don't have you on my list huh? lol
- At 12:52am on August 7, 2009, Nicole Umina said…
- Hiya Paulien - I am trying to contact you in regards to your interest in the next Art Therapy Group. I have sent out a group email to all interested parties however I don't as yet have you on my contact list. Please let me know if you are still interested so I can save a place for you - other wise I can offer it to someone else.
Your art work is lovely btw!
looking forward to hearing from you till then
Happy Creating!
Nicole
- At 9:10am on May 13, 2009,
Susanne Chladek said…
- Pauline, HAPPY BIRTHDAY and may all your dreams come true :-)
Susanne
- At 4:38am on May 13, 2009,
MetisArtistWoman said… - happy bday
- At 4:00pm on May 7, 2009, leona-May said…
- I really wish I could see your work in person....they are stunning...brilliant talent and artist you are. Hugs from
Leona-May in Canada
- At 2:48am on April 6, 2009, Mo Godbeer said…
- How is the show going Pauline??
- At 6:52pm on April 5, 2009, Mo Godbeer said…
- Pauline on the subject of damar crystals. I now melt the wax first then I add the crystals which I crush up first with the aid of an old rolling pin. This works so much better than adding them at the start. I also put my wax in the freezer for a little while before I want to use it this helps when i want to break it up to melt. As long as you use the 2 parts crystals to 8 parts wax then you can be sure the mix is okay.
- At 1:41pm on March 16, 2009,
JoyfulArtist said… - Really like your art..great colors..movement..texture...wow
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