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Saturday, January 2, 2010

ORANGES ON A SNOWY DAY



Here is my attempt at using Citrasolv to alter magazine pages. I found this method in the latest issue of Cloth, Paper Scissors and decided to give it a try. It's quite smelly... the orange cleaner is pretty strong. I didn't find that offensive, but certainly my studio will be
orange smelling all day, if not for longer! It's all natural: says it's made from a clear liquid peel of the orange and also an essential oil blend
and biodegradeable cleaning agents derived from coconuts. hmmmmm.

It is messy, so be prepared to have stack of newspapers handy. Also it will wreck your manicure, but as an artist I never have manicures...


another note: be sure the pages don't touch as they dry.. because it will dry stuck. I did find the pages would dry on newspaper which eliminated the runs I got when I hung the papers on the clothesline.

fun morning! Next will do some art and show the results in a week or so.

1 comment:

Melissa Zeitler said...

Hi Linda,

We are the makers of Citra Solv and see that you gave our product a try. We actually market Citra Solv as a natural cleaner and only recently discovered that there are artists all over the country using it in their art. We set up a section on our website for Artist to display their Citra Art along with their links to blogs, etc. Let us know if you would like to be included. All we need is jpegs of the art and your links. Hope to hear from you soon.
Melissa and the Citra Solv Gang