Indeed, indeed. You are right. I tried both. I could not wait for an answer, so experimented. It worked great! Actually it was for the Charles Morgan exchange and I am sending one out to you today in fact (as you are on my list). I hope you like it!
Cheers, Rob.
ps. I placed another order for some carving knives and brush, How do I find out if it has been shipped? It was almost 2 weeks ago, I think. Maybe less. I get so excited when I have new toys coming and can hardly stand it, so forgive me if I am just being impatient.
> Smooth side is usually the paste side, which is usually the printing
> side...so probably the shiny side. I bought some paper I thought was
> handmade and it turned out not to be..so I will see if it works.
> Printmaking is always a challenge, isn't it???
>
> best to you,
>
> Barbara
Sharri LaPierre wrote:
>Annie,
>I haven't been able to access your comment section on your blog, but
>when you sell Fine Art you are still only selling access to your image,
>not the image itself. You retain all rights to reproduction. I guess
>I don't understand the difference between that and the service you are
>selling as an illustrator - but the State sees a difference there
>somewhere. The State works in wondrous ways.]
Thanks, Sharri. These definitions do seem like splitting hairs, don't they?
I think that in the state's eyes the difference between selling illustration
and selling fine art is that when you sell fine art there's an actual
transfer of physical goods (the piece of art) even though the artist retains
a number of rights. When you sell an illustration, the original (the piece
of art) is "borrowed", to be scanned or photographed for reproduction, and
then it's returned to the illustrator. Thus there's no actual transfer of
goods. That's my understanding, anyway.
Annie B
Print on the smooth/shiny side!
Wanda
Robert,
As I have already informed you, your order actually shipped air express from Japan this morning.
If anyone orders from the mall and does not receive their order in a couple of weeks, let me know and I will follow up. I almost always notify people when the order ships.
Best to everyone,
Barbara
Last chance, please be aware that signup for the Doggie New Year exchange
will close after tomorrow 12/10....currently we have about 55+
participants onboard.
thanks....Julio
Brad wrote:
"i was curious if there was a cut off date for signing up for the year of
the dog exchange? i counted 52 people signed up as of today."
>Hi Brad and all....normally we leave it open till mid-December...but since
>the doggie exchange has been open now for a few weeks....why don't we
>close it on 12/10 so we can all get printing before the Holidays ?
>That would give any last minute folks a chance to make up their mind if
>they want to participate...
.thanks...Julio
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