go for it.

price your art according to the local market.

if that seems to low, find a larger market.

keep up the good work!

another question then: how long did it take you to learn and practice those techniques?

how did you manage to get the value changes?

also, was that a freehand work, or did you have a reference?

btw, excellent work.

also my thought, too.

algebra for everyday life.

mother nature doesn't give a shit.

i've gone blind looking for it.

yeah, let me know when you find out.

every goddam website doesn't need to see my google log in.

unfortunately what you say is true.

i would complain to my wife about being on facebook and how her information was being taken and she said she didn't have anything to hide.

most people think it is a fair trade to use a website for "free" in exchange for using the website.

from what i can tell, we are all doomed to be manipulated and controlled by all these data collectors.

EXACTLY!

i wonder at what point in time google had to take down their motto "don't be evil"?

facebook is evil

how the hell they can get websites to pass along data of users on an unrelated website is beyond all the rules of privacy.

i once was going to download an app, but before i did the app privacy page showed where your data could go, and the list of companies was dozens and dozens of companies.

supposedly they didn't allow any personal identifying data to be transferred.

yeah, right.

i didn't click yes anywhere, i merely left an upvote.

how can that possibly be legal?

no need to. i can watch her sing "ball and chain" on youtube.

well, i will give you an E for effort.

i'm sure your work will improve.

not even close.

he knows what he's doing.

that candy ain't going to waste.

that is called overkill.

just way too much to look at.