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John Dallman
candy...@aol.com (CANDYJESUS) wrote:
> I ask that all opinionated people view my page and let me know
> you thoughts on my work ,contemporary brian mills worldian painting ,
The homepage doesn't work, unless you're using the artist's own machine,
since it refers to files on his own hard disk.
When you read the source, work out what the links should say, and follow
them, the artwork is less than phenomenal, and the site design is about
the worst I've ever seen.
---
John Dallman j...@cix.co.uk
Elaine Y. Fisher
Personally, I'm amazed you took the time. The posting didn't inspire me
to see what else this young(?) man could come up with. Was it the
request for "opinionated people" that lured you? :)
Elaine, certified grouch
John Dallman
> Personally, I'm amazed you took the time. The posting didn't inspire me
> to see what else this young(?) man could come up with. Was it the
> request for "opinionated people" that lured you? :)
Well, I had to go on-line anyway to look at some stuff in the Nicholas
Roerich Museum (www.roerich.org), and I thought I'd see how bad this was.
Then the blatantly broken links, and the extremely basic fishing for
compliments intrigued me. I was wondering if I should send off a spam
complaint, but the posting doesn't *quite* justify it.
---
John Dallman j...@cix.co.uk
mike weber
(John Dallman) typed
:
>In article <20000301151022...@ng-fp1.aol.com>,
>candy...@aol.com (CANDYJESUS) wrote:
>
>> I ask that all opinionated people view my page and let me know
>> you thoughts on my work ,contemporary brian mills worldian painting ,
>
>The homepage doesn't work, unless you're using the artist's own machine,
>since it refers to files on his own hard disk.
>
>When you read the source, work out what the links should say, and follow
>them, the artwork is less than phenomenal, and the site design is about
>the worst I've ever seen.
>
--
"If you take in a starving dog from the street and feed him
and make him prosperous, he will not bite you. This is the
principal difference between a dog and a man." Mark Twain
<mike weber> kras...@mindspring.com>
Ambitious Incomplete web site: http://weberworld.virtualave.net
mike weber
(John Dallman) typed
:
>In article <20000301151022...@ng-fp1.aol.com>,
>candy...@aol.com (CANDYJESUS) wrote:
>
>> I ask that all opinionated people view my page and let me know
>> you thoughts on my work ,contemporary brian mills worldian painting ,
>
>The homepage doesn't work, unless you're using the artist's own machine,
>since it refers to files on his own hard disk.
>
>When you read the source, work out what the links should say, and follow
>them, the artwork is less than phenomenal, and the site design is about
>the worst I've ever seen.
>
Alan Woodford
Well, in my case, I looked at the headers and discovered that the
Subject: line was almost a line and a half long, and thought "Clueless
newbie, it's cruel to mock". I didn't have the patience to try and
follow the links though.
Alan "I bet he's a better artist than me, though :-(" Woodford
Men in Frocks, protecting the Earth with mystical flummery!
Doug Berry
flapped its wings, causing al...@bortas.demon.co.uk (Alan
Woodford ) to write:
>Alan "I bet he's a better artist than me, though :-(" Woodford
>Men in Frocks, protecting the Earth with mystical flummery!
You'd lose that bet. I looked through his entire gallery. This
guy is not what I'd call talented.
--
Douglas E. Berry +o0|0o+ grid...@mindspring.com
http://gridlore.home.mindspring.com/index.html
This message Copyright 2000 by Douglas E. Berry.
Permission to publish it in full and without
alteration (Usenet, IMDB, Deja) is granted.
Venues that alter the text in any way (RemarQ)
are denied permission to publish.
Alan Woodford
wrote:
>On Thu, 02 Mar 2000 06:34:28 GMT, a butterfly in Costa Rica
>flapped its wings, causing al...@bortas.demon.co.uk (Alan
>Woodford ) to write:
>
>
>>Alan "I bet he's a better artist than me, though :-(" Woodford
>>Men in Frocks, protecting the Earth with mystical flummery!
>
>You'd lose that bet. I looked through his entire gallery. This
>guy is not what I'd call talented.
Oh, I believe you, but if I had ten thumbs I'd probably do better with
things involving manual dexterity. There's a reason why I type phone
messages I take for people at work :-(
Alan "I know what talent is, and I haven't got any" Woodford
Sue Mason
I bet I could get you producing something worth keeping, given a
couple of hours. Some of my students have very little talent or
dexterity but given the right medium and lots of encouragement, I can
have them taking something home that's worth having by the end of the
lesson.
--
Sue Mason
s...@arctic-fox.freeserve.co.uk
Fine pyrography and cards at
www.plokta.com/woodlore/
Alan Woodford
Mason) wrote:
>>
>I bet I could get you producing something worth keeping, given a
>couple of hours. Some of my students have very little talent or
>dexterity but given the right medium and lots of encouragement, I can
>have them taking something home that's worth having by the end of the
>lesson.
Thanks for the offer. I'm sure you are right, but just bear in mind we
are talking the level of dexterity that involves having to stop and
work out how to hold a fork, sometimes.
It's at times like that that chopsticks are a wonderful invention.
Look on the bright side, the only things I do worse than art are
singing and dancing. Somewhere, I've even got a certificate to prove I
can't dance, and a demo tape that proves I can't sing.
I hope I make a good audience, though :-)
Yours appreciatively,
Drunken hippo on speed.
Sandra Bond
<s...@arctic-fox.freeserve.co.uk>, silping a nuclear fizz in the
insurgent manner, wrote:
>>Oh, I believe you, but if I had ten thumbs I'd probably do better with
>>things involving manual dexterity. There's a reason why I type phone
>>messages I take for people at work :-(
>>
>>Alan "I know what talent is, and I haven't got any" Woodford
>>
>couple of hours. Some of my students have very little talent or
>dexterity but given the right medium and lots of encouragement, I can
>have them taking something home that's worth having by the end of the
>lesson.
A wild thought; has anyone thought of asking Sue to run an art workshop
for non-artists at a con? (I'd go to it).
Sandra
--
"After I die, I shall return to Earth as gatekeeper of a bordello,
and I won't let any of you -- not a one of you -- enter."
(-- Arturo Toscanini)
///sandra bond: san...@ho-street.demon.co.uk////sue mason for TAFF!///
Elaine Y. Fisher
>
> A wild thought; has anyone thought of asking Sue to run an art workshop
> for non-artists at a con? (I'd go to it).
So would I, assuming one of two things of varying liklihood: (1) she was
in the States; or (2) I was in England.
Elaine
Sue Mason
Carol's asked me to do a pyrography class at Broomcon, Sandra. Will
that do?
Sandra Bond
><ela...@airmail.net> wrote:
>
>>Sandra Bond wrote:
>>>
>>> A wild thought; has anyone thought of asking Sue to run an art workshop
>>> for non-artists at a con? (I'd go to it).
>>
>>So would I, assuming one of two things of varying liklihood: (1) she was
>>in the States; or (2) I was in England.
>>
>>
>>Elaine
>
>Carol's asked me to do a pyrography class at Broomcon, Sandra. Will
>that do?
Put me down for it! Broomcon this year should be even better than last
at this rate.
(Note to the puzzled; you won't find Broomcon on Chris O'Shea's website
or your favourite con list cos it's a pagan con that's borrowed SF cons'
nomenclature style.).
Omega
>
>>
>>Oh, I believe you, but if I had ten thumbs I'd probably do better with
>>things involving manual dexterity. There's a reason why I type phone
>>messages I take for people at work :-(
>>
>>Alan "I know what talent is, and I haven't got any" Woodford
>>
>I bet I could get you producing something worth keeping, given a
>couple of hours. Some of my students have very little talent or
>dexterity but given the right medium and lots of encouragement, I can
>have them taking something home that's worth having by the end of the
>lesson.
That's something I'd like to watch. Question is how much liquid
encouragement would be needed?
--
Omega
"Lucifer is the patron saint of the visual arts. Colour, form - all these are
the work of Lucifer."
Kenneth Anger Independent 18 Jan 1990
Alan Woodford
wrote:
>In article <38c13972...@news.freeserve.co.uk>, Sue Mason
><s...@arctic-fox.freeserve.co.uk> writes
>>On Fri, 03 Mar 2000 06:23:48 GMT, al...@bortas.demon.co.uk (Alan
>>Woodford ) wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>Oh, I believe you, but if I had ten thumbs I'd probably do better with
>>>things involving manual dexterity. There's a reason why I type phone
>>>messages I take for people at work :-(
>>>
>>>Alan "I know what talent is, and I haven't got any" Woodford
>>>
>>I bet I could get you producing something worth keeping, given a
>>couple of hours. Some of my students have very little talent or
>>dexterity but given the right medium and lots of encouragement, I can
>>have them taking something home that's worth having by the end of the
>>lesson.
>
>That's something I'd like to watch. Question is how much liquid
>encouragement would be needed?
>
For me, or for Sue?
Alan "Finally starting to move house, now" Woodford
Omega
<al...@bortas.demon.co.uk> writes
>On Sat, 18 Mar 2000 18:21:58 +0000, Omega <Om...@menageri.demon.co.uk>
>wrote:
>
>>In article <38c13972...@news.freeserve.co.uk>, Sue Mason
>><s...@arctic-fox.freeserve.co.uk> writes
>>>On Fri, 03 Mar 2000 06:23:48 GMT, al...@bortas.demon.co.uk (Alan
>>>Woodford ) wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>>Oh, I believe you, but if I had ten thumbs I'd probably do better with
>>>>things involving manual dexterity. There's a reason why I type phone
>>>>messages I take for people at work :-(
>>>>
>>>>Alan "I know what talent is, and I haven't got any" Woodford
>>>>
>>>I bet I could get you producing something worth keeping, given a
>>>couple of hours. Some of my students have very little talent or
>>>dexterity but given the right medium and lots of encouragement, I can
>>>have them taking something home that's worth having by the end of the
>>>lesson.
>>
>>That's something I'd like to watch. Question is how much liquid
>>encouragement would be needed?
>>
>
>For me, or for Sue?
>
Alan Woodford
wrote:
>In article <38d3d856...@news.demon.co.uk>, Alan Woodford
><al...@bortas.demon.co.uk> writes
>>On Sat, 18 Mar 2000 18:21:58 +0000, Omega <Om...@menageri.demon.co.uk>
>>wrote:
>>
>>>In article <38c13972...@news.freeserve.co.uk>, Sue Mason
>>><s...@arctic-fox.freeserve.co.uk> writes
>>>>On Fri, 03 Mar 2000 06:23:48 GMT, al...@bortas.demon.co.uk (Alan
>>>>Woodford ) wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Oh, I believe you, but if I had ten thumbs I'd probably do better with
>>>>>things involving manual dexterity. There's a reason why I type phone
>>>>>messages I take for people at work :-(
>>>>>
>>>>>Alan "I know what talent is, and I haven't got any" Woodford
>>>>>
>>>>I bet I could get you producing something worth keeping, given a
>>>>couple of hours. Some of my students have very little talent or
>>>>dexterity but given the right medium and lots of encouragement, I can
>>>>have them taking something home that's worth having by the end of the
>>>>lesson.
>>>
>>>That's something I'd like to watch. Question is how much liquid
>>>encouragement would be needed?
>>>
>>
>>For me, or for Sue?
>>
>Both.
Fair enough. Are you buying? :-)
Alan "Running away very fast" Woodford
Omega
wanna come up and get it? :)
--
Omega
"No animal ever invented anything so bad as drunkenness - or so good as drink."
G. K. Chesterton
Alan Woodford
wrote:
>Well, I do have your house warming present sitting on my sideboard,
>wanna come up and get it? :)
>
As soon as I can find out where the free weekends have gone!
Alan "At least the A/V is set up, and the beers in the fridge"
Omega
<al...@bortas.demon.co.uk> writes
>On Wed, 22 Mar 2000 23:41:54 +0000, Omega <Om...@menageri.demon.co.uk>
>wrote:
>
>>Well, I do have your house warming present sitting on my sideboard,
>>wanna come up and get it? :)
>>
>
>As soon as I can find out where the free weekends have gone!
>
>Alan "At least the A/V is set up, and the beers in the fridge"
>Woodford
>
--
Omega
All typo's care of Mungo. Well have you ever tried typing through a cat?