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Regarding my artwork in the previous post, Kara had these questions:
--Have you photographed the backs of any of these? I'd be curious to see this nest of webs.

--BTW, how light safe or fade-proof is the ink you're using?
On pieces of this type, I'm using lightfast inks (pigments as opposed to dyes) and framing the work behind UV-resistant plexiGlas. No fading has occurred. I like having them around to look at.

This is the back of a similar piece I posted a while back:

Van Der Graaf Flux Back

She also wondered what one might be missing by seeing my object-type artwork on the Internet. I'd say what you're getting is about 60% of the experience. But it sure beats mailing f*ing slides.

- tom moody 1-17-2006 8:41 am [link] [8 comments]