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- At 7:20am on August 11, 2011,
marsha carlton said… - what a great comment you made on k wayne's pic. cutting up the digital and doing a collage!
- At 9:25am on April 23, 2011,
Greef said… Hi Eva,
Thanks for your payment and registration for the Altered Book Projects Class. As I said, the course won't begin until the 16th of May (which gives you time to get some of the materials for the course) The material list is found on the same page where you signed up under 'Classes'. If you have any questions about the materials list let me know! I will be contacting you again when I am ready to open the class.
Thanks again
Gary
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- At 11:41am on March 29, 2011,
K. Wayne said… - Thanks Eva! I really like what's happening in your pieces.
- At 4:44am on June 13, 2010,
Rhonda McDuffie said… - Eva - I long for positive criticism as I often don't have the eye for the detail that would make it a real show piece. I sent you a separate e-mail because I was sooo please that you cared enough to really point out things to me. I am so grateful to have expert guidance. Thank you again
- At 4:38am on June 12, 2010, Rhonda McDuffie said…
- Thank you Eva for your helpful comments on my piece.
- At 11:17pm on April 2, 2010,
Mo Godbeer said… - Just a little welcome to all our new members of Encaustic art group and a re-hello to old members.
How are you all going with your encaustic journey.Let em know what is going on with your work. I am happy to answer any questions on waxing or to debate anything with you.
If you have found any encaustic artists that you would like to share with us all that would also be fab.
I am really keen to see members work and really get this group going a bit more. Tell me what you want to see in here. Or any new ideas that would be good for our group, which is now topping 127 members.
Hoo Roo(aussie goodbye)
mo
- At 6:08am on February 9, 2010,
KRISSY said… - Thanks for the nice comments. I know what you mean, autumn is a beautiful time of the year. Take care. Krissy
- At 1:29pm on October 22, 2009,
Leo Spampinato said… - So, it all balances out, Eva. That seems to be a rather good arrangement you have there. lol :-)
- At 1:33pm on October 21, 2009, Leo Spampinato said…
- You're welcome, Eva. You deserve the credit. Your remark got me thinking along those lines. I'm glad that you liked the result.
Headstrongus Operatorus— the Latin term for your camera problem. lol
I have not heard of MOD files. It's sometimes difficult to change to a new program or way of doing things. I use an Apple at home and find Windows so needlessly complicated. However I must use it at work and so adapt. Grudgingly. :-)
You're a chronic returner-taker-backer, aren't you? lol
:-) Leo
- At 9:42pm on October 20, 2009, Leo Spampinato said…
- Thank you, Eva, for the compliment. I did it. I turned my response into a blog post and even gave you credit for inspiration!
How is it going with the camcorder?
:-) Leo
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zAPZn5TEyM&list=UUM6N5AOYoyg6eAkbcDWpNFg&index=41
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