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<p>[QUOTE="Jim Goodykoontz, post: 9727833, member: 82566"]hi, i've looked at all of those trays. it's one of the things that i'm hoping to learn more about here. those all appear to have paint applied directly to a wood surface. on my piece it looks like some other material was applied to the wood surface and then the paint. this other material, maybe tar or some other resin like substance is what is actually creating the craquelure effect. i will say, the actual art on some of those surfaces is more similar stylistically(at least in some respects) to mine than many of the Chinese import pieces i've seen. more like folk art.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Jim Goodykoontz, post: 9727833, member: 82566"]hi, i've looked at all of those trays. it's one of the things that i'm hoping to learn more about here. those all appear to have paint applied directly to a wood surface. on my piece it looks like some other material was applied to the wood surface and then the paint. this other material, maybe tar or some other resin like substance is what is actually creating the craquelure effect. i will say, the actual art on some of those surfaces is more similar stylistically(at least in some respects) to mine than many of the Chinese import pieces i've seen. more like folk art.[/QUOTE]
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