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Does anyone know of a good instructional book, video or article I can get on this subject. I need to do one at a restaurant in southern CT. They need the artwork to be durable but still want to be able to change pricing etc. I think I can do it in pastel with an artist acrylic base color, but if I have to clear coat it I will have to remove the sign.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
-------------------- John Browning JBG John Browning Graphics 439 East St Hebron CT Posts: 75 | From: Hebron Ct | Registered: May 2008
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use acrylics and dry brush to simulate the chalk art, or just fore-go the look and paint with one shot.
-------------------- Jon Peterman 200 Summit Loop Grants Pass, OR -------------------- a.k.a. dc-62 success is in Jesus Christ Posts: 434 | From: grants pass or. usa | Registered: Nov 1998
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Hi Guys, I found an great article right here is the Step-by-Steps by Rob Clark. It tells you everything needed and how to make beautiful Chalk Menus. Thanks for your help!
-------------------- John Browning JBG John Browning Graphics 439 East St Hebron CT Posts: 75 | From: Hebron Ct | Registered: May 2008
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