I've been keeping blog - rogerstuff.blogspot.com - theres a whole series of progress photos of this painting on there and shots of a lot of other work. I'm thinking, though, that this environment is better for art than the other one. What do you do - keep 2 blogs? Seems to me that you spend a lot of time duplicating entries.
Posted on 31st May 2008 at 5:57am —
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I think you spelled her name absolutely right. Yes I do like her work, both the prints and the paintings.
I like the textural quality of your work. I'm sure it would be even better in person.
Take care,
Julie Caves
The blogs work in a different way - you increase traffic by commenting on others and having that something different. My cousin Darren who runs Problogger is a bit of a blogging star and makes his entire living from blogging.
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Your work looks very good we hope you will upload more soon.
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Thank you very much for your comments. I enjoyed your searches. They show courage, plasticity, sensiblity and force. They will certainly lead you toward your goals. I personally enjoy the works of all the artists that teach me something. Best wishes, Dany