Chris now that this has been bumped up... how would you feel about using the Wallis paper for workshops? Especially ones you travel long distances too?

Hey, I just saw this one!
 

Alex!

Syncronicity is everywhere! One high point of my first-ever visit out west, let alone Arizona, was the privilege of visiting Chris's studio over the weekend (WOW!) and I spied this lovely portrait up on her wall. What a treat Chris! (She is so sweet!). Of course, her portraits look even more stunning in life!

Garth

Garth, Thanks, but you are sweet, and much more stunning in life. I mean it, I really loved our visit. Photos to follow, except that I am presently on Long Island. ;)

Beth,

I love the Wallis paper with oil. Although I haven't considered it, I think it would be a really fun and eye-opening workshop experience. The surface is really unique, as are the results.

Alexandra, Thank you so very much.

I have been traveling the past few days and am just now catching up on all of my unread magazines..and loved your portrait!

Thanks, Chris, did you mean the one in IA magazine?

I'm curious to know whether painting on this sanded board is in any way similar to painting on masonite gesso board?