Comments on: Photo Phun http://www.slolane.org/2005/07/04/photo-phun/ Blog of central CA coast twin mom Tue, 07 Oct 2008 00:48:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Twinmama http://www.slolane.org/2005/07/04/photo-phun/#comment-284 Twinmama Wed, 06 Jul 2005 21:24:54 +0000 http://builtbymom.com/slolane/?p=88#comment-284 I did...unfortunately they would be difficult if not impossible to import directly into Movable Type. But you've encouraged me to dust off some of it. Stay tuned :) I did…unfortunately they would be difficult if not impossible to import directly into Movable Type. But you’ve encouraged me to dust off some of it. Stay tuned :)

]]> By: diana http://www.slolane.org/2005/07/04/photo-phun/#comment-283 diana Wed, 06 Jul 2005 10:18:42 +0000 http://builtbymom.com/slolane/?p=88#comment-283 ooh congrats, the flag photo is lovely. i've got a question...what ever happened to the wishbonezine.com archives? did you keep em, bc some of us old schoolers would like a trip down memory lane! ooh congrats, the flag photo is lovely. i’ve got a question…what ever happened to the wishbonezine.com archives? did you keep em, bc some of us old schoolers would like a trip down memory lane!

]]> By: Ally http://www.slolane.org/2005/07/04/photo-phun/#comment-282 Ally Tue, 05 Jul 2005 11:54:06 +0000 http://builtbymom.com/slolane/?p=88#comment-282 I can relate to the costs of presentation -- Paul has the Peach Festival Art Show this week, and we've been tied up with framing his painting and building a display fixture for the art and functional pottery. He says in his next life he would like to still be an artist, but would prefer to have a Sugar Parent (Mommy or Daddy). You shouldn't worry as much about the quality of your work, though. You definitely have an artist's eye, and that is something presentation and processing quality can't provide. We try to pick the shows he will enter the following year at the end of each season, and build the presentation costs into our informal annual budget (consisting of an envelope in the sock drawer). This is the first year we've managed to pull it off without spending the $$ on a transmission or refrigerator . . . I can relate to the costs of presentation — Paul has the Peach Festival Art Show this week, and we’ve been tied up with framing his painting and building a display fixture for the art and functional pottery.

He says in his next life he would like to still be an artist, but would prefer to have a Sugar Parent (Mommy or Daddy).

You shouldn’t worry as much about the quality of your work, though. You definitely have an artist’s eye, and that is something presentation and processing quality can’t provide.

We try to pick the shows he will enter the following year at the end of each season, and build the presentation costs into our informal annual budget (consisting of an envelope in the sock drawer). This is the first year we’ve managed to pull it off without spending the $$ on a transmission or refrigerator . . .

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