(mostly) tiki centralite art : benzart curly lono, page 13, 6/25/10 - Collecting Tiki

S sirginn Member Sunset Cliffs , CA Joined: Oct 20, 2003 Posts: 296	S sirginn Posted posted on Sat, Sep 2, 2006 8:43 AM Glad to see you picked up the Miles peice from the tikiti, he had told me that someone was buying it, should have figured it was you with your growing collection. He is a great guy and a must have artist for your tiki collection, especially as he is getting more notoriety and is cutting down on the tiki art. I would recommend leaving the plexiglass on your painting. His tiki peices are goache (water color) on paper, and need glass to protect them from the elements. Unlike oils and acrylics on board, the paper should be under glass. We have about a dozen of his originals in the house, and glare is not much of a problem. If it really bothers you, you can change out the glass to non-glare glass.

Glad to see you picked up the Miles peice from the tikiti, he had told me that someone was buying it, should have figured it was you with your growing collection.

He is a great guy and a must have artist for your tiki collection, especially as he is getting more notoriety and is cutting down on the tiki art.

I would recommend leaving the plexiglass on your painting. His tiki peices are goache (water color) on paper, and need glass to protect them from the elements. Unlike oils and acrylics on board, the paper should be under glass.

We have about a dozen of his originals in the house, and glare is not much of a problem. If it really bothers you, you can change out the glass to non-glare glass.

Post #252056 by sirginn on Sat, Sep 2, 2006 8:43 AM