Mark Tobin Moore
  • 58, Male
  • Charleston, WV
  • United States
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Mark Tobin Moore left a comment for Femke van der Rijst
"Ah, Femke, many thanks. It sold in my last show, and I do miss it. I never quite get used to not being able to see sold pieces anymore. Best to you! mtm"
Apr 9
Femke van der Rijst left a comment for Mark Tobin Moore
"Thank you! :) I like your Neil Young piece! ;) Very nice. "
Apr 9
Mark Tobin Moore left a comment for Femke van der Rijst
"I really enjoy your work!"
Apr 9
Mark Tobin Moore left a comment for ken coleman
"Hi, Ken, thanks!  "
Mar 21
Mark Tobin Moore and ken coleman are now friends
Mar 21
Mark Tobin Moore left a comment for Jeff Taylor
"Hey, Festivus Miracle, thanks : ) By the way, I reread your mail here you asked me about classes, so I'm sorry I didn't address that question before now. My only collage classes were in college, a long time ago, but I supplemented my…"
Feb 20
Mark Tobin Moore and Jeff Taylor are now friends
Feb 20
Mark Tobin Moore posted a status
"Hey, Ken, probably so. Thanks!"
Feb 10
ken coleman left a comment for Mark Tobin Moore
"Good info, Mark. Thanks. It sounds like by the time you're through, you've built a cradled panel similar to the commercial ones I mentioned."
Feb 9
Mark Tobin Moore left a comment for ken coleman
"Hi, Ken, I use a couple of coats of gesso on the BFK every time. I also use a profesional grade wallpaper paste (only kind that seems to work for me) to glue BFK onto birch panels mounted on stretchers, then work on that. The most…"
Feb 7
ken coleman left a comment for Mark Tobin Moore
"Mark, do you use primer or gesso on the BFK? I did a series of powdered graphite/pencil drawing on BFK  and the surface got a little "fuzzy." Is this an issue for you? For a while I was gluing two pieces of Bristol board together with…"
Feb 7
Mark Tobin Moore left a comment for Jeff Taylor
"Hey, Jeff, I use Arches Rives BFK 22 x 30 inch handmade paper that goes for about 4 to 7 dollars  a sheet depending on wieght and the store prices. I pin it to the wall and work standing up. It sounds expensive, but it won't bend on you,…"
Feb 6
Jeff Taylor left a comment for Mark Tobin Moore
"A few more questions:   1. How do you keep your artwork flat when you're done so it doesn't dry warped?  I've been covering mine with wax paper between heavy hardbound books.  Do art stores sell some kind of tool/stand…"
Feb 6
Mark Tobin Moore commented on Cecil Touchon's event Collage/Assemblage Centennial 1912-2012 CALL FOR WORKS: DEADLINE FEBRUARY 15, 2012. PLEASE REPOST
"Shipping my assemblage tomorrow. Thank you!"
Feb 5
Mark Tobin Moore is attending Cecil Touchon's event
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Collage/Assemblage Centennial 1912-2012 CALL FOR WORKS: DEADLINE FEBRUARY 15, 2012. PLEASE REPOST at Pagosa Springs, Colorado

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Feb 5
Mark Tobin Moore left a comment for Jeff Taylor
"Jeff, you're welcome, of course!  "
Feb 5

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What kind of art do you do?
It is a mix of painting and collage on paper, wood, or canvas. Sometimes I do installations, if asked. I make art instead of writing about it (usually) so to qoute Forrest Gump, "that's all I have to say about that". I will post some work and let that speak for me.
What is your website address?
mtm@marktobinmoore.com
What is the guiding principle in your art?
To keep going, and "Never Quit"...Winston Churchill

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At 1:08pm on April 9, 2012, Femke van der Rijst said…

Thank you! :) I like your Neil Young piece! ;) Very nice. 

At 4:01pm on February 9, 2012, ken coleman said…

Good info, Mark. Thanks.

It sounds like by the time you're through, you've built a cradled panel similar to the commercial ones I mentioned.

At 6:00am on February 7, 2012, ken coleman said…

Mark, do you use primer or gesso on the BFK? I did a series of powdered graphite/pencil drawing on BFK  and the surface got a little "fuzzy." Is this an issue for you?

For a while I was gluing two pieces of Bristol board together with grain perpendicular if, indeed, there is any grain in Bristol. Same as Jeff, I was weighting stuff between books with silicon release paper. Still warped some.

Now I've found Ampersand's flat hardboard panels (I'm sure there are other brands). Does not warp and seems to withstand a lot of abuse -- painting, sanding, glueing, scraping, more glueing. etc. Some interesting pre-surfaced varieties available.  If I worked larger I'd probably try the cradled panels.

I can't find them here so had to order from the US which makes them pretty expensive but I think worth it in the end.

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At 10:51pm on February 6, 2012, Jeff Taylor said…

A few more questions:  

1. How do you keep your artwork flat when you're done so it doesn't dry warped?  I've been covering mine with wax paper between heavy hardbound books.  Do art stores sell some kind of tool/stand that would clamp down on multiple pieces at a time and let them dry flat?

2. Where can you go to take classes on collage technique?

At 11:17pm on February 5, 2012, Jeff Taylor said…

Thanks again!

At 5:47pm on February 5, 2012, Jeff Taylor said…

Thanks a bunch!  I like yours alot!  It looks like you've taken some serious classes in it though!  I'm just messing around with magazines, scizzors, and Elmer's.  What glue would you recommend to a "collagist" like myself who likes to make collages and use them as postcards?  I've been using Elmer's and the cards often warp in the mail due to it's being water soluble.  I'm looking for a glue that's more hardening, but still easy to clean up.  Any advice would be appreciated!

At 7:13am on December 5, 2011, ken coleman said…

Mark, I'm enjoying your work.

Also, enjoying the fact that you're in W.Va. Although I'm now living in Paris, I was born and raised in W.Va. Not to mention that I'm a big Tom Waits fan.

At 2:48pm on November 3, 2011, Wendy Gill said…
Thanks for the best wishes.  Its scary stepping out into unknown territory-especially these days.  I'm just grateful to have the opportunity to work in a decent space.  Wish you could move in with me!!!  I hope the teaching is rewarding for you.  Of course you made history!! Your work is amazing!!
 
 
 

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