| 07/05/04 | re: re: The Winner Of The June Contest Is...Frank Hovie # |
Heather Dilzer
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Congratulations Frank!!!!!!
Excelent Photo and well worth the award.
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| 07/05/04 | re: Introduction Of Billy McDermott # |
Elwood Smith
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Billy McDermott wrote:
Hello All:
Elwood has requested I write and introduce myself.
When the General orders, I obey. Elwood believes I can
contribute some of my business experience to anyone who
requests it. I will be happy to oblige. I see we
have many talented members and I recently met
Walter Paul Bebirian. Feel free to visit my profile
page and read some of the articles I have recently
published.
Billy
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| 07/03/04 | Thanks Elwood # |
Matthew Rogers
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Thanks for the invite Elwood-
I have just made a huge move and am trying to get into the studio to create some more work, but between unpacking and trying to find a fulltime job, painting is the last thing on my mind- I will post some work soon.Reply by Private Message (new win) |
| 07/03/04 | From a Friend # |
Elwood Smith
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THIS IS FROM A FRIEND TO SOGAC !!!
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| 07/03/04 | Paul Finkelstein--happy july 4th !! # |
Elwood Smith
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http://www.ryze.com/go/bnsforu2
Paul Finkelstein, 07/03/04:
hi elwood!
see you like vista print for biz cards!
thanks for visiting us on ryze. give this to any usa friend: http://users.1st.net/teddi/index30.htm
happy july 4th american friends.
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| 07/01/04 | Information regarding the previous photo I posted # |
Anna Chung
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Hello All:
I forgot to put information regarding the previous work I posted. Here it comes:
Photo Title: I will protect you!
Photographer: Anna C. Chung
Place: Lake Merced, San Francisco, CA
Date: 03/07/2004
Sincerely,
Anna Chung
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| 07/01/04 | (no subject) # |
Anna Chung
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| 07/01/04 | Introduction # |
Billy McDermott
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Hello All:
Elwood has requested I write and introduce myself. When the General orders, I obey. Elwood believes I can contribute some of my business experience to anyone who requests it. I will be happy to oblige. I see we have many talented members and I recently met Walter Paul Bebirian. Feel free to visit my profile page and read some of the articles I have recently published.
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| 06/30/04 | "Do People Admire Or Envy Your Art" # |
Heather Dilzer
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My Feelings………..
About this run deep……
Appreciation of Art is the depth of understanding. This is merely an extension of our souls. As is the ‘solidification’ of the air we breathe in and release. It is the mind, the soul, and the thought placed into a manifestation of a concrete expression of which we feel. It is a communication on a different level that most people do not hear.
This is the capture and release of positive and negative energies. Art is Cleansing. It is the water that runs through us.
For a time… yes. Other people’s opinions confounded me. As a child in first grade I loved art class. Growing up I was contorted into the ‘typical’ job field. And all this time it has felt like a thorn in the insole of my foot penetrating with every step.
So the question…. Do I care about what others think of my Art…. I do... but I do not … I care about now from the ones I respect that also can understand the concept that it need not be what they like or wish to understand and allow the freedom for me to feel out my soul.
Admiration and Envy are nothing more than love and hate… the abyss of not feeling is the only true opposite. They are both strong emotions and I believe it comes into ones character to judge the intentions on how they feel. The one who can not see nor care is the one whom shall be dismissed. Admiration.. Envy.. Dissidence… void of course…Growth are all cyclical….
Obviously you did not take the time to create this site if you can not see. After all you have drawn us all here.
OSR~
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| 06/30/04 | re: "Do People Admire Or Envy Your Art" # |
Elwood Smith
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I AM MY ART , MY ART IS ME
> Elwood Smith wrote:
> "Do People Admire Or Envy Your Art"
>
>This question has come to my mind often.
>I think about questions like this when I don't
>Understand peoples response or lack there of.
>I would like the help of our members on this for
>My own insight problems on how to help people.
>I am asking for help here people, so please respond
>
>Team Leader ?
>ElwoodReply by Private Message (new win) |
| 06/28/04 | Ladies This One's For You # |
Elwood Smith
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Please visit and join My FRIEND who is wating
For all of YOU. Out Back Jack Look Out
[Beta 1.0 Mission Statement June 5, 2004]
Welcome to the Web Alchemy Network! Our modest mission is
to share ideas and insights to help each other rise above
the sea of Web mediocrity, get rich, live forever and have
fun in the process. (Not too shabby, eh?) In other words,
it's a collaborative effort, so please leave your egos,
vampire kits and big hair at the door. Topics may run the
gamit from aesthetic to technical, development & design to
hosting & system administration. Anything goes, so don't
hold back. If it pertains to the Net we call Web, it's
fair game. Welcome to the fray!
Yours in eternal Webification,
Scott Whitman
Web Alchemy Network,
P.S. Comments and suggestions are always welcome.
United Yours
Elwood Smith
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| 06/28/04 | Artist OSR~ (ROSE) # |
Heather Dilzer
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| 06/25/04 | The Five-Element Color Theory # |
Anna Chung
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Hi Geniuses:
I am a new member to SOGAC! Nice to meet you!
Would you like to input some extra meanings to your art works?
There is a theory, called Five-Element Color Theory. It can be applied to anything with color, such as art, painting, interior design, clothes, product package, product color design, and food presentation, etc.
You may find it interesting. As more and more people are aware of this theory, they might use this theory to interpret an art as I do.
I wrote an article, “ Analyzing Software Package Design by Applying the Five-Element Color Theory: the case of Apple Remote Desktop” and posted it on my page.
Welcome to visit my Ryze page. After you read the article, you probably can identify some of the five-elements in your art works and figure out what effects your work might bring to you or your clients.
Sincerely,
Anna
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| 06/25/04 | Yvette & Frank # |
Elwood Smith
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Ladies First
So Thank You Yvette & Frank
Yvette your image Portal Earth & Franks image Multmona Falls
to me they work together in many ways. One off the top of
my list is.
Portal Earth is a view of earth from some other planet.
Franks Multmona Falls looks like a rocket ship blasting
off some Planet to Earth.
I have long held the belief that if an image can take you
to another place it is art. You both have Genius,
I thank you both for showing it on SOGAC.
Sincerely,
Elwood
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| 06/25/04 | re: re: Multmona Falls # |
Frank Hovie
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Thank you Yvette for the kind words. I really enjoy the colors and images in your work. Your art has a sweetness to it that comes through the bold colors and sureal imagry. Thanks
> Yvette Guyton wrote:
> Hello Frank,
> What a moving piece of photographic imagery!!...Your "photographer's eye" is keen and very Reply by Private Message (new win) |
| 06/22/04 | Russian River # |
Frank Hovie
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| 06/20/04 | Multmona Falls # |
Frank Hovie
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| 06/17/04 | Photographer : Anthony Whitaker (Canvas , Poster ,Tile) # |
Elwood Smith
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| 06/16/04 | Artist Charles Lilly 36X36 Canvas # |
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| 06/14/04 | Eric Gerdes's Philosophy To Live By # |
Elwood Smith
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