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Dec 8, 2011 11:15:49   #
maxamillion wrote:
I am really enjoying this thread though I am pea green with envy at the talent displayed here. Please keep sharing--the work is wonderful.

Horseart, your cards are wonderful and certainly would be keepers to be used as decorations the next year.


Thank you so much but do not envy. I have taught so many people to paint that I know for sure ANYONE can do it, they just don't know it yet.
I do have people tell me they save the cards
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Dec 8, 2011 11:13:36   #
mooseeyes wrote:
This is a wonderful thread. I hope it continues. I too am an artist, doing oils, watercolors, pastels, etc. Currently, I have a number of painting in progress. Most of what I do tends to be large works, but not always.

Maybe I'll do some digital photos of what I am working on, and people can watch my progress and offer comments. Might be sort of fun? Or, it might be a nightmare???


Oh, PLEASE show us. I do paintings in all mediums, LOVE oils and watercolors the best, but do some of all. I usually do very large or very small. People always have room for mini paintings and buy them like crazy.

I also sell my paintings as prints (minis called ACEO cards). If you are not familiar with them, Google them. You might want to sell some that way.
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Dec 8, 2011 03:07:21   #
cnd263 wrote:
A friend of mine put together a breast cancer awareness event to help raise money for cancer research and local charities that help women get free mammograms. Great cause and a great event! I painted a female runner and a fireman for her for the kids section so kids could put their faces in them and take pictures. I think I saw more adults use it than the children.
PS I made these from a painters drop cloth. Sewed up pockets on the side and made the frames from PVC pipes. That way I was able to transport them easier than if I had painted them on plywood.
A friend of mine put together a breast cancer awar... (show quote)

How neat. I LOVE those. Good job!!! (and for a very good cause). I had cancer 21 years ago
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Dec 8, 2011 02:11:07   #
cnd263 wrote:
Horseart wrote:
I just retired from wall murals about a month ago. I have painted since I was 4 years old, 70 years to be exact. Since 1993, I have been doing Christmas cards too, for many people in the horse industry. I did my first wall mural at 4...painted horses and dogs on my bedroom wall and got spanked for it! My mother lived to see me make good money for that. LOL! I sell Christmas cards each year to many horse people in all 50 states and 5 other countries, so now is my busy season.
I really like your murals and hope we'll get to see more!
Here are a few things I have painted. The ones with horses are cards.
I just retired from wall murals about a month ago.... (show quote)

Those are gorgeous! I love the floor. I don't have many pictures of things I've done but I may have to go through my old portfolio and see what I can dig up. (Portfolio makes it sound impressive...which it isn't. Hehe)
quote=Horseart I just retired from wall murals ab... (show quote)

Oh my! You start taking pictures of what you have done. I'm OLD so I have thousands, but if I had started taking them early, I'd have thousands more, many that I WISH I had. So then, when would I find time to look at all of them??? LOL!
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Dec 8, 2011 01:59:48   #
bob swift wrote:
Would appreciate hearing from anyone if they can identify this plant.
tall (6-7 feet) fronds look great when they wave in the wind.
no one here knows.
thanks


I have that. It's Zebra Grass or the same without the stripes across the green grassy parts. What I love is, that if you cut a lot of them when they are still closed up, pull the grass part off and take them inside, let them dry out for a few days, they will open and curl, making a beautiful dried bouquet. Then you spray them with hair spray and they wiil stay pretty for YEARS. Be sure to wait until they open all the way. You may even want to spray them a color with spray paint.
In your photo, they have not yet opened and look just right for picking/cutting.
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Dec 8, 2011 01:54:34   #
Oh gee! I'm so old that if I put pictures in this thread from "my" long ago, people would think I was from another world!
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Dec 8, 2011 01:47:28   #
Forrest Gump
Steele Magnolias
You've Got Mail
Fried Green Tomatoes
Quiggly Down Under
An Affair To Remember
Oh Brother Where Art Thou
and the Hallmark movie Sarah Plain And Tall.
(can u tell I'm from the south???)
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Dec 8, 2011 01:30:16   #
Wild about wrote:
I would like to set up a web site but have no idea how to do it. What do I need to stay away from.Where do I start. How do I know how secure the site will be and what is the cost. Social security doesn't go far!


PS: I can't do it right now, it's my busy season and I am swamped, but after Christmas I could teach you how to use HTML so your site can be exactly like you want it, without using the templates that everyone has access to. It's not that difficult to learn, trust me. I am 74 and have done my own since 1998.
If I can help, let me know.
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Dec 8, 2011 01:25:31   #
Wild about wrote:
I would like to set up a web site but have no idea how to do it. What do I need to stay away from.Where do I start. How do I know how secure the site will be and what is the cost. Social security doesn't go far!


I made up my mind in 1998 that I would learn HTML so I didn't have to use all those icky templates and I did!
A free site is good for a beginning site, but as you begin to get more hits, you need more room for those, but you can get plenty of that for anywhere from $4.95 a month to $11.95. Yahoo is GOOD.
Mine is in a mess right now and needs some work but I advertise my artwork there (since 1998) and I now sell to people in 50 states and 5 other countries. You can see it at www.jozart3.com
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Dec 8, 2011 01:18:57   #
maxamillion wrote:
I don't have anything to post but I am a scrapbooker. Actually I just wanted to say how lucky your children are to have such a talented mom. Your art work is awesome. That underwater scene is beautiful and must evoke some real fantasies. Thank you for sharing.


I would absolutely LOVE scrapbooking, but I already have so many things to do ... I love photography and gourmet cooking AND I have to MAKE time to ride my horses.
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Dec 8, 2011 00:53:14   #
I just retired from wall murals about a month ago. I have painted since I was 4 years old, 70 years to be exact. Since 1993, I have been doing Christmas cards too, for many people in the horse industry. I did my first wall mural at 4...painted horses and dogs on my bedroom wall and got spanked for it! My mother lived to see me make good money for that. LOL! I sell Christmas cards each year to many horse people in all 50 states and 5 other countries, so now is my busy season.
I really like your murals and hope we'll get to see more!
Here are a few things I have painted. The ones with horses are cards.

Christmas card


Card for my bird-lover customers


A deer I did a loooong time ago


Emmet, On wood


A floor in a Porte-cochere


I also paint ceramics


Canvas


Wall in a Children's clinic waiting room

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Dec 8, 2011 00:14:15   #
I'm just now reading this thread and it's pretty easy to see what you are saying.
It's like when I was a little girl, my hero (my dad) told me many positive things to make life easier for me. One of those was:
"If you see someone without a smile, give 'em one"
I have only one person I don't like, so I guess I DO have an S list, but I speak to her politely. I read your post and never thought for a moment that you sounded angry. Merry Christmas.
As far as being a Christian, yes, I am proud of it, but if you are one, you don't have to tell it, your actions speak for you. (and you never should ever PUSH it on anyone)JMHO
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Dec 7, 2011 23:57:46   #
Good heavens. What on earth was all the fuss about?
That person is 16 and doesn't yet know what "IGNORANT" means.
Ignorant is NOT a bad word. It means you don't know. This forum is FOR people who want to learn from others,(so we won't be ignorant of certain facts) so criticizm is a really good thing here.
Everyone is ignorant about something because no one knows EVERYTHING. Maybe this one will grow up fast....maybe not!!!

Hahahaha! Now didn't that do a lot of good, and why did I open MY mouth??? LOLOLOL! Sorry, I'm OLD and find this funny, but kind of pitiful. Don't hit me.
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Dec 7, 2011 10:36:17   #
NikonJohn wrote:
Horseart wrote:
This was my stallion for years. Champion bred, stood 16.3 hands and had such a long neck, he could stand barefoot and reach over a 7 foot fence. That's as high as the top of a DOOR! His son that I ride now is 16.2 and if you took a picture of me trying to get up on him, I'd have to shoot you or just wait til you died laughing! Hahahaha! It's a FUNNY sight.
The second one is of me and the world famous Thoroughbred, Secreteriat


For a moment there I thought you were Penny Chenery. :lol:
quote=Horseart This was my stallion for years. Ch... (show quote)

Nope just me. People often accuse me of looking like Paula Deen though! (picture below) Wish I was her age again!

Me and "Passion in Blue" (aka: Porter)

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Dec 7, 2011 03:29:26   #
alaskan wrote:
Please could you tell me which version of the Shakes Tribal House (Tlingit) you like the best? Thanks.
By the way we are having the same weather conditions right now.


#3 for me. Love it!
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