Zits: Jeremey painting
Ted Nolan <tednolan>
If you come up with it as a neat plot for a week's continuity, save
the plot until you have actually shown him painting some first!
Ted
Biffy the Elephant Shrew
> If you come up with it as a neat plot for a week's continuity, save
> the plot until you have actually shown him painting some first!
That really did seem to come out of the blue, didn't it?
Your pal,
Biffy the Elephant Shrew
Brian Huntley
Biffy the Elephant Shrew wrote:
> Ted Nolan <tednolan> wrote:
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> > If you come up with it as a neat plot for a week's continuity, save
> > the plot until you have actually shown him painting some first!
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> That really did seem to come out of the blue, didn't it?
<groan!>
Biffy the Elephant Shrew
> <groan!>
Well, I do enjoy puns, azure probably aware.
Ted Nolan <tednolan>
Biffy the Elephant Shrew <biffy...@aol.com> wrote:
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>Brian Huntley wrote:
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>> <groan!>
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>Well, I do enjoy puns, azure probably aware.
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Do teal!
Michael G. Koerner
> I'm really not buying this "Jeremey has been painting for a while" bit.
Is it any wierder than Pierce's scrapbooking hobby?
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Ted Nolan <tednolan>
Michael G. Koerner <mgk...@dataex.com> wrote:
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>Ted Nolan <tednolan> wrote:
>> I'm really not buying this "Jeremey has been painting for a while" bit.
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>Is it any wierder than Pierce's scrapbooking hobby?
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Well, it's _bigger_. Painting takes lots of time, needs lots of
light, leaves canvasses lying around etc.
Ted
Brian Huntley
Ted Nolan <tednolan> wrote:
> Well, it's _bigger_. Painting takes lots of time, needs lots of
> light, leaves canvasses lying around etc.
>
Smellier, too.
George W Harris
<biffy...@aol.com> wrote:
:Brian Huntley wrote:
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:> <groan!>
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:Well, I do enjoy puns, azure probably aware.
You've told us vermillion times. Lavender why
some purple haven't been driven to violets.
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:Your pal,
:Biffy the Elephant Shrew
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Len-L
<tednolan>) opined:
I red it somewhere. I just don't think I could handle the chartreuse.
Len-L
Mark Jackson
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>> If you come up with it as a neat plot for a week's continuity, save
>> the plot until you have actually shown him painting some first!
>
> That really did seem to come out of the blue, didn't it?
Yeah, a proper buildup would have taken a decent period.
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JGM
Ted Nolan <tednolan> wrote:
> Painting takes lots of time, needs lots of
> light, leaves canvasses lying around etc.
Enh. I have a kit with a half-dozen tubes of watercolor, two brushes,
and a plastic palette tray that all fits in a lunch bag. Every couple
of years, when the mood hits, I'll buy a book of watercolor paper or a
few sheets of vellum; most of my output is wedged on a shelf in the
closet between shoeboxes.
Looking at the strip again, Jeremy does seem to be showing off
canvases, which I guess are more recognizable in a comics panel.
JGM
ronniecat
tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth but instead
wrote:
>most of my output is wedged on a shelf in the
>closet between shoeboxes.
>JGM
I realize that posting this probably makes me the most hypocritical
person on r.a.c.s, but - any .gifs available?
ronnie (insatiably curious about my friends' artistic output)
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Well, who asked hue?
JGM
ronniecat wrote:
>any .gifs available?
Hm. My watercolors fall (literally and figuratively) into the
"dabbler" category. On the other hand, my unconsciously-illustrated
meeting notes tend to be legendary, though I've never scanned any.
> ronnie (insatiably curious about my friends' artistic output)
I'd be interested in seeing others' stuff too. How does the "RACS
art gallery" sound?
JGM
Bruce Y
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I'm game. Here's a project I've been working on. I've been drawing some toys
I have in a coloring book style.
http://albums.photo.epson.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=4016352&a=30140732&f=0
I could open this site to other contributors if anyone else wants to
contribute.
ronniecat
promised to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth
but instead wrote:
>I'm game. Here's a project I've been working on. I've been drawing some toys
>I have in a coloring book style.
>
>http://albums.photo.epson.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=4016352&a=30140732&f=0
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>I could open this site to other contributors if anyone else wants to
>contribute.
That's an excellent offer! (The r.a.c.s. pet gallery has eaten just
about all ronniecat.com's storage space.) I have a handful of pretty
lame things I need to get around to scanning so I can share them. I
just feel like after critiquing comic strip artists here every day,
and seeing other r.a.c.s.ers have the cojones to share their own
(usually excellent) artwork, I almost owe it to put my own feeble
offerings out there.
(To be honest, I just started oil painting again... I have no art
training of any kind - not even grade school - and my first couple of
attempts to paint disappointed me so I quit. Then about two months
ago, a regular weblog commenter [not my blog] who I really like,
posted a link with great pride to some of her new art. And I looked at
it and I thought, "Oh my god, that is *so bad*. And she expresses such
joy and pride in it. I'm definitely coming at this from the wrong end
of the stick. I have to get over myself and *learn* to paint and have
*fun*, for God's sake, and embrace my lessons and messes along the
way." Right now I'm working on something that is probably both cliched
and crude - and I love it with all my heart and all my eyes.)
ronnie
Mike Beede
ronniecat <ronn...@mycollar.ronniecat.com> wrote:
> I'm definitely coming at this from the wrong end
> of the stick. I have to get over myself and *learn* to paint and have
> *fun*, for God's sake, and embrace my lessons and messes along the
> way."
A very good attitude. In a pinch, you can eliminate the learning
part--it comes along naturally. That's assuming you have the
luxury of art as a hobby instead of trying to support yourself.
Keep some of the early efforts, too. It keeps you humble.
Mike Beede