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I love this one. It's a hidden easter egg on my site but I just can't contain myself! I wish to share it with anyone who reads these words. Go! See! I speak only the truth...


http://homepage.mac.com/quinlanenterprises/dms/dms.html

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By the way, the Ides of March is/are(??) coming

Woo-hoo! Fun Time!


Unless you're Caesar.
vuokko:
Thanks for the comment. smile
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This is neat! Below is an email that I just received...


Our art team creates a custom logo for you, based on your needs.



Years of experience have taught us how to create a logo that makes a statement that is unique to you.

In a professional manner we learn about your image and how you would like the world to perceive you and your...
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I updated the thoughts page on my website and, staying true to my word, I'm posting here as well. If interested, the address should be up there or down there.

Sitting back in a chair, you hear a familiar song on the radio (if people still do that, I dont know what a radio is since the advent of iPod and, sadly, that seems to...
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Today is St. David's Day. It's not Uncle David Day though both men share a lot in common... I hardly know either one
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Just added two new photo galleries to my site. Nothing as nice as SG, then again, their also not nude girls. I don't blame ya... you see I'm here instead of my gallleries as well.

Thanks Missy for giving us a place to be... with all the pretty decorations.

buzz out...
er:
interesting tactic, posting in your own journal and then sending me the same post in an email...if you usually post in your own journal, that might explain why you get little traffic around here tongue

is uncle david's name david?

i bet there are tons of people that would model for you - you just have to look under the right rocks. put up an ad on here, and be as non-sleazy as possible! i bet someone will say yes. maybe you can get them to pose on webcam for you or something. not me though smile

hate is a strong word, but i'm not fond of landscapes either. i cannot draw or do anything artistically visual (i am a classical pianist), so whenever someone is able to draw something recognizable (especially a person), i am amazed. like those guys that sit out on the street in manhattan and will draw your portrait for cash...and it looks just like you. floors me. hey! you could be one of those guys!

books? do tell.
southernbelle:
Thank you for the words of advice, and definitely drop me a line on Instant Messenger! smile

I'll be brief here, what I am looking for in a relationship is a best friend, a person who makes me a better person just by being with them. Looks are not the most important thing to me by any means, I am much more of a personality person.

I hope that you had a good weekend, and hope to talk with you soon!!
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I update my webpage

http://homepage.mac.com/quinlanenterprises/Menu7.html

regularly (that's what I say at least; I try to update once a week). I keep my thoughts posted there. I will post the most recent "Thoughts" here in my journal. Past entries can be found in the Thoughts archive on my webpage.
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er:
i came over here to tell you something similar (but more computerphobic) about my dad (from your post in the mac group) but when i got here i made the "mistake" of looking at your art, and it's beautiful, and now i forgot what i was going to say, and now i have a question! do you paint the models off live posing, or photos, or your memory, or something else?

ok, i didn't really forget what i was going to say. my 72 year old dad (still seems young) is finally going to retire next year, and is going to buy his first-ever computer. never sent an email, never typed on a computer keyboard. nothing-nada-zilch. luckily he has a good friend who's got him convinced that a mac is the way to go. i don't think he'll be "playing" dumb at all. i think it's going to confuse the piss out of him, and hopefully not literally.

thefly:
First off, I have a great uncle, everyone calls him Uncle David, who's about as old as your dad. And though he uses a PC he seems to have no problem using it. I never thought about converting him to a Mac.

A lot of the work on my site came from my college days (trying to make ends meet doesn't lend much time to carefree drawing, painting, etc). We had live models then. I use all types of "modeling." It depends what I'm trying to capture. It's hard to find live models outside an academic setting. Against the wishes of my professors, I still have the tendency to use celebrity photoshoots as models. Not from a copyright concern (My work varies so much from the actual model that that would never be an issue), these glossy magazine ad photos are too glamorous, too perfect. But sometimes that's all you have. I have tried to get actual models. No one seems to want to do that. And I don't have a studio.

I hate landscapes but that's pretty much what I've been lessened to ("Looking Out My Back Door" is one of my favorites and was done from a photograph taken from a hunting shack in the bayous of New Orleans).

Unfortunately, my time is given now only to forging a career (graphic design) and the impossible (getting my books published). I still do models of the characters from my books. It helps to have a visual. In fact, a few of the SGs have unwittingly served as models. Thanks ER for coming by. As you can see I don't get much traffic. In fact, I think I had given up that I ever would. Any more questions, comments or if you're just plain bored, come on back.