AboutJosef-Peter Roemer Expertise Cannot answer questions on appraisals of art work, or digital art.
Experience My experience is in Painting in the following mediums, Oil and Acrylic paints, Water color and Pastels. I paint Portraits, Landscapes, Cityscapes, and Satire. I have been painting professionally since 1975.
I paint portraits from life and from reference materials.
Organizations Salmagundi Club, New York City, NY (Elected Member)
Kuenstlerbund Dresden, Dresden Germany (Elected Member)
Publications Southwest Blend Magazine, Arizona
The Californian, Temecula, CA
Tacoma News Tribune, Tacoma, WA
Education/Credentials BAFA - The Evergreen State College,
LLB Blackstone School of Law,
MFA - Warnborough College
Question i have been commisioned to refurbish a mural on a stucco wall. they want pretty much the same thing but jazzed up a little and want me to paint directly on the old one. what kind of paint should i use. i am in florida and it gets to 100 degrees usually during the day. also what other supplies should i have handy for this.
Answer Hi John,
Thank you for your question. First of all is it a inside mural or outside?, and if outside has the color faded or does it look more like a watercolor. If the customer wants it to look like a fresco then the colors are not quite as strong and you will need to thin them more with water to get a watercolor effect.
It will last forever or as long as the house will anyway and it is waterproof. That's the paint I prefer to paint on stucco, you also can use acrylic paint, but it will not have as nice of a finish in my opinion.
You can find all the supplies you need at: www.aswexpress.com that is a website for professional artists, the prices are better then anything you can get at your local art store and of professional quality.
The supplies you will need is Casein paint, assorted colors and White plus oil painting brushes
