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6.50" x 8.00"
Overall:
8.50" x 10.00"
Beauty and the Beast Art Print
by George I Perez
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Beauty and the Beast art print by George I Perez. Our art prints are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All art prints include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.
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About George I Perez
George Perez is a concept artist and illustrator. While in college, he took art courses leading to a certificate in Commercial Art. Apart from that, he is a totally self-taught artist; basically he contemplates a subject and attempts to render it artistically. He can work in all art media. He prefers portraying animals and nature scenes and enjoys reproducing Classic Paintings--for instance, refer to his "The Master's Cat" collection right here in this webpage. George would be happy to do commission artwork, just reach out and let him know what you have in mind.
$24.35
Roy McPeak
Wonderful art work George! v/f!
George I Perez
Thank you very very much for your kind comments and I really appreciate it! I am happy to live in a world with so many fantastic artists like yourself.
SURI MOORTHY
excellant work George.This king of animals is very dynamic and thanks for sharing this and all your works are wonderful.
George I Perez
Hi Richard, thank you for the great suggestion for making a large painting surface. Can't wait to try it out!
Richard Van Order
If you are interested buy a new bed sheet 200 to 250 thread count that is 50 percent cotton. Now you will need a sheet of plywood as your drawing board. I feel that you like to paint large pieces, so the size is up to you. On top of the plywood you'll need to place a matt board, or whatever to make a smooth surface. Now cut the bed sheet to size allowing some inches for stretching it as tight as you can get it over the plywood. You now have a canvas to do your sidewalk chalk creation on, and you can also use soft pastels, and water colors. Actually, I have used some acrylics as well. To set the chalk, and pastel, use simple hair spray. On most of my originals I use a water spray and actually do some finger painting which is a blast. It's up to you, but if you try it, every kid around will want to learn from you which is the best part, and that I have enjoyed the most.