Learn How to Sign your Artwork with John Salminen

[@mantykarhu]

Thank you. Very helpful to see it done and hear why.

[@nbilbrotn]

Excellent! Thank you John for sharing !

[@eohippusone]

Really useful info. Thanks! Very nice picture, too.

[@Terracottaart]

Thank you so much for watching!!

[@sirhans15]

This is very helpful. Thanks for sharing this information.

[@Terracottaart]

Thank you for watching!

[@robbielu22]

That was Excellent! it gave me a whole different look/idea/how to, thing about it all. I'm glad I came across you!

[@Terracottaart]

We are so glad! Thanks for watching!

[@grozdavranic6972]

Great advice..Thank you for sharing...

[@Terracottaart]

Thank you for watching!

[@evelyne7071]

Excellent abstract ! All my signatures are interesting and “fun”. No two are alike. Like the painting itself, that’s what I enjoy doing. It’s part of my identity. Did you say why it shouldn’t be “cute” ? What is the reason for “non-cuteness” ?

[@thor7262]

I tend to sign too small and too close to the bottom of my paintings. Thanks for the great advice.

[@suel4269]

Great advice. My signature is always crooked.

[@Terracottaart]

Thanks for watching!

[@lisajensen1843]

This is wonderful content! John is an amazing teacher and artist! Looking fwd to seeing more😊 New sub here!

[@Terracottaart]

Thank you so much Lisa!

[@ethant001]

John im curious, with my tape it will lift off color and paper as well when i put it over watercolor. What paper/tape/watercolor are you using.

[@evelyne7071]

In one of the videos that Michele (my RUclips teacher) has suggested, was to rub the tape against a cloth to keep it from being so sticky.