Do you know what day(s) this falls on?AlanCampbell wrote:Fintan Magee- Purdon Street, Partick, G11 6AJ.
Elph- 1148 Maryhill Road, G20 7TA.
Faith 47- 156 Copland Road, Ibrox, G51 2SJ.
Best Ever- Former Gas Purifyer Shed, Dora Street, Dalmarnock.
Askew- Townhead Campus, City of Glasgow College, 230 Cathedral Street, G1 2TG
So North, East, South, West and City Centre
but i think the one in the east (dalmarnock) has fallen through as they're looking for a new site.
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Fintan Magee- Purdon Street, Partick, G11 6AJ. - Done
Elph- 1148 Maryhill Road, G20 7TA. - in progress
Faith 47- 156 Copland Road, Ibrox, G51 2SJ. - in progress until saturday
Best Ever- Former Gas Purifyer Shed, Dora Street, Dalmarnock. - on hold
Askew- Townhead Campus, City of Glasgow College, 230 Cathedral Street, G1 2TG - ?
the painting dates are unknown but if you check the twitter of the gallery they update frequently https://twitter.com/RecoatGallery
Elph- 1148 Maryhill Road, G20 7TA. - in progress
Faith 47- 156 Copland Road, Ibrox, G51 2SJ. - in progress until saturday
Best Ever- Former Gas Purifyer Shed, Dora Street, Dalmarnock. - on hold
Askew- Townhead Campus, City of Glasgow College, 230 Cathedral Street, G1 2TG - ?
the painting dates are unknown but if you check the twitter of the gallery they update frequently https://twitter.com/RecoatGallery
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Jaspar wrote:Sorry, just realised I was being dumb, didn't read your post properly. Is just me and my wife today, so can easily meet up. Think rimmer is also going?Jaspar wrote:Cheers James. Will be in a group, and wrangling children and festival noobs so may be a bit difficult for me to get away, but will try and remember to message you on the Friday in case we can meet up.jampar5000 wrote: Also going on friday - let me know if you wanna grab a beer.
dropped you a message on FB - we will be to the left of the soundboard i think... heading up there for about 3 - 3.30 i think. Hopefully see you both there!

LeeKaye wrote:I liked it, but I am trying to resist the lure of one more 'wafer thin print'
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Sounds cool, give me a shout if you want to grab a pint, my studio only a few streets away from the mural you postedjpfondu wrote:Thanks Alan. Depending on the days I could probably nip up.
Morning, just been catching up on this thread. Good to see all the chat about sleeves, will be looking for some further down the line. Next noob-ish question, once in the sleeve what's the best way to store/keep them flat? Cheers.
Plan Chest/ Flat File/ Architects draws.Doooogs wrote:Morning, just been catching up on this thread. Good to see all the chat about sleeves, will be looking for some further down the line. Next noob-ish question, once in the sleeve what's the best way to store/keep them flat? Cheers.
Or between two pieces of acid free foam core with bulldog clips.
It's largely down to your budget/space. Ideally, a flat file cabinet. Whatever you use, the main thing is to make sure it's acid free (MDF is meant to be bad). Many use acid free foam core as a cheap solution, or clip frames. I had to stop using that kind of solution when I got the sleeves though, as they slide about a bitt too much. I few of us have built custom boxes out of wood/plyDoooogs wrote:Morning, just been catching up on this thread. Good to see all the chat about sleeves, will be looking for some further down the line. Next noob-ish question, once in the sleeve what's the best way to store/keep them flat? Cheers.
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yeah i wouldn't store it in the garage, cold and damp