03/12/2008 17:39:49

LOL.  Why Thank ya ma'am.  Hows that for a bit of Non-Euro   Haha.  Im not that Euro  LOL.     But always have to be a gentleman.   Get that from the Parental Unit male.  

03/12/2008 07:07:00

02/18/2008 16:19:49

Thanks for the nice comments.  I'd love to know the story behind the 'trees "throwing hearts".  I look forward to the rest of the series.  Good luck with the art!!!

02/15/2008 11:24:46

Nice work :-) Seems like having the design business would give you plenty of opportunity to be full time. Are you trying to get out of the design business and just focusing on the art?

02/14/2008 08:13:46

I've been meaning to get on and comment back- - I'm 48- my kids are grown and left, and now all I can think about is art and what I want to do and how to get it out there.  What sort of business do you have as a faux artist? Do you have another job? That's my problem- I work in an Equine Vet Clinic full time, so I have to do my creating at night. How do you advertise/promote your business?

02/13/2008 15:26:11

Good luck with your dreams, you can make them reality!

02/12/2008 17:30:49

Keep at it and you will achieve your goal.--queenofhearts

02/12/2008 13:13:50

Hi Rebecca,

Can't wait to see more of your wrok, it looks great.  I also am working towards becoming a self-supported artist this year.  You should check out Jack White's art books, they are AWESOME.  Go to www.senkarik.com and start with the 1st book The Mystery of Making It.  I couldn't put it down.  I love you name on the site "seagirl". 

02/11/2008 12:04:54

I'm really amazed at the detail quality of your work!  I can really appreciate it. Fun site to have joined, huh?  I really like it here also. Take care, Barbara  I'll check out your etsy site also. Do you like having work there? I was considering doing that soon. Barbara

02/11/2008 10:40:21

Hi Rebecca,

Thank you for your compliments on my work; my day just got brighter! You are so right, it is a rare pleasure meeting other artists like yourself. I noticed that you are already making most of your living selling your artistry. It sounds to me that that same confidence will serve you well in selling more of your personal work. Many artists make a living with their art through commercial venues then transition to selling more fine art work including myself. This is such an open community where people are willing to share their experience and talents; it’s just awesome. It would be an honor if I could be of any help to you with your journey, that’s what friends are for.

Warm Regards, David