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jh
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Posted on: 2nd May 2008 3:54
Thanks ghosteater, great work, like your profile.
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SallyMae
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Posted on: 19th Jan 2008 13:24
Love your play with lino/wood cuts, I really admire your 'register'! Haven't played with multicolor yet and have lots of questions. In the meantime, I do 1 color and sometimes enhance them by hand. When I get my questions in order, would you have the time to answer?
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Lynn
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Posted on: 10th Jan 2008 10:16
Love your work 2! :)
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Artistatwork
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Posted on: 15th Nov 2007 22:18
Really, really love your lino cuts. Margaret, Artist at Work, http://artist-at-work.co.uk
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seh
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Posted on: 18th Oct 2007 12:43
Hi just to let you know ive added a few more images to my page now and re-jigged my galleries a bit..look forward to hearing your comments..tra for now..sarah brain
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Ysr
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Posted on: 22nd Sep 2007 23:00
I enjoyed your work! Loved your etching little hopper and liberty still surrounds us and your linocut dusk on the farm.:)))))))))Yulonda
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clarebear
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Posted on: 20th Sep 2007 20:09
Hello there, just wanted to say, i understand about not wanting to stick to just one style or medium, I like to play around too! And why not? I think there is a lot of snobbery in the art world and as artists we are expected to start honing our style and creating shows that are all in the same style, just be free man, and if you want to paint a muppet one day and a landscape the next then I say go for it! I love animal by the way!! He was allways my favourite muppet! C x
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sharon13
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Posted on: 18th Sep 2007 16:00
your work made me smile.love it. :-)
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bexartist
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Posted on: 24th Aug 2007 14:13
i love your linocuts especially panda
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4artist
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Posted on: 8th Aug 2007 0:16
Excellent art...Blessings.
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debsart1
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Posted on: 8th Jul 2007 12:18
Hi! WElcome to the site! You have some beautiful work! "New England Winter" is just one of my favorites! Best Wishes, Deborah
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ghosteater
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Posted on: 7th Jul 2007 12:28
Wow Everyone! Thank you for all the great comments and support. In terms of my artwork style, I think I am a little mental. I jump around so much. I try to change mediums in between each of my works. I feel that if I do this it will keep me fresh as well as maintain the needed skills for each medium. Like playing the guitar. If you stop for a while, you will get rusty. I am trying to avoid this. One problem with this is, or should I say, one set back is, I do not create very many series. This seems to be the most common question I receive. Why don't you make a series of this or that? The answer is simple, with all the work that I do and subject matter that I mess around with, I have yet to find the niche with which I feel the most comfortable.
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CreateReality
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Posted on: 6th Jul 2007 12:11
Hi Robert, you have a nice collections of versatile work. I love your etcchings a woodcuts. I think I might want to try doing this sometime, but I would have to read up on how to get started. I always seem to say that on this site, sculpting, woodcarving, and abtract painting have also been added to my list of art exploration adventures. Have a good day.
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ranjan
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Posted on: 23rd Jun 2007 3:47
Your paintings in different style is amazing, I really enjoy your site, best wishes - ranjan
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christianhealingart
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Posted on: 22nd Jun 2007 13:02
Looks like you have a many talents, so many different mediums and they are all beautifully done. My favorite is "Warmth" woodcut (penquins). Visit my site when you get the time. How did you come up with the name "ghosteater"?
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Eus
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Posted on: 15th May 2007 14:00
You have many different styles between your work. Your Etchings I like the most, specially the frog. Best wishes, Erlinde
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dwcartgallery
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Posted on: 9th May 2007 18:40
'Rudy' is great - nice use of color.
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ghosteater
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Posted on: 1st May 2007 13:37
Thanks for the comments. I am always up for trading. I run a printmakers swap shop. www.printmakers.info/swapshop/swapshop.php
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aquaseafoam
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Posted on: 1st May 2007 0:04
I like the sesame street acrylic, the imaginary field linocut. all the linocuts are amazing. those were my personal favorite. If your interested in anysort of trade as far as a linocut print. awesome works man.
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christianhealingart
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Posted on: 21st Apr 2007 16:49
"Our Savior - Etching" is very powerful. Nice to see you doing linocuts and ectchings. Seems like that is almost a lost art. Please visit my site when you get a chance.
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