First, go here, and look at this painting by Cindy Procious. Never heard of her? She has some nice work, though, don’t you think?
Now, go here, and look at the cartoons, and here. (Recognize the guy?)
You now have most of the whole, artistically wonderful story.
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Ms. Procious, checking back, I sent off a missive asking to use a copy of your painting. I’d love to have permission now.
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You mean images of my painting? I wouldn’t have minded – although, asking is always nice. :)
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Should I be happy I didn’t use the images?
Glad to give the mention — nice work, and I love Clay’s cartoons.
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Hi Ed – googled myself and stumbled across your blog entry about Clay’s and my story (and our work). Thanks for the mention! :)
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