Summary of issue:  Usually we get a couple of kindy’s or schools (or individual rooms from a school), who send us art that is not 100% dry.

We understand that sometimes it’s a last minute rush to get everything done, but this is one thing we see where it really damages the art.  Also, we know that occasionally the paint just doesn’t dry well at all.  

In these cases, we need to carefully peal apart the pages, and the white from the paper on top, has literally glued itself to the paint underneath – so that the art work underneath now has white patches all over it.  

There is nothing we can do about this – and often important elements are now hidden or look like they have a white cloud covering them.  

If you are using a lot of paint, please give yourself an extra few days for drying.  

If you are late, and in a rush to get it completed – try to avoid heavy painting 🙂