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I have a new bunch of goodies. Haven't put them on my site yet, will do in the next day or so. Some new anatomy men assemblages. These are all cyclopian...not sure why.
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A few things to remember that none of these are magic. They all have limitations. Remember the more you use the longer it will take to dry, though in the long run it will be stronger. As far as the heavy duty and the small projects regular, they work best if you aerate the glue…in other words stick your objects together then take it apart and restick them together (for some reason getting air into the glue helps it stick.) Also these beige colored glues tend to be a bit ornery in humid or hot climates, and take a bit more time.
The clear is a bit better in these type of climates.
I have yet to come up with the ultimate glue, someday perhaps.
For those of you who don’t know…M A M, the
For those of you who want to read more can read more here:
http://www.missoulanews.com/News/News.asp?no=5974
Now for my shameless self-promotion
I will be teaching an adult assemblage class (something shriney…tba) at MAM on Saturday November 18.
They are offering a nice selection of classes there, so if my stuff is not you cup of tea, I’m sure you can find something that will get you excited. They are offering a variety of classes from a variety of instructors. They have everything from kid’s classes to found object sculpture to bookmaking to figure drawing to Day of the Dead ofrendas.
If you want to find out more call the Museum 406-728-0447