THAT'S ABOUT THE SIZE OF IT
That's naughty !
Nobody is disagreeing with you.
Who would dare ?
The bloke said that he did not to wait three days before he could put pigment to
paper.
He had an itch to make a picture; he did not want to wait three days to scratch
it.
That would look good embroidered onto the seat of a pair of jeans.
I was going to ask if you could do petit point but I thought better of it.
My way, you do not need to prepare the paper at all.
So who is into funny rigmaroles.
Or even with dichromated Gloy, you only have to wait a couple of hours.
I can make a four exposure gum print in a day ready to hang on a gallery wall
the next morning.
For you this would take a week ?
It's not me who is hanging around on the blasted heath.
Best of everything Judy
Keep them jumping
Terry.
>
> So let me make the following sentence, you can silkscreen it onto a t-shirt:
>
> The operations involved in most paper size-and-stretch endeavors,
> whatever the details, take the same amount of total time. One may do
> them in 10-minute installments with periods of from half a day to a year
> inbetween, taking time out to get married, win a pulitzer, run for
> political office or merely take a bath, or one can do them all on top of
> each other. Many of us own several sheets of paper and have various works in
> progress so that we can in effect operate on a pipeline. We are
> organized. We plan ahead. We look to the long-term goal.
>
> Hey, I like that so much think I'll post it to the group.....
>
> Best,
>
> Judy
Whoa, Judy! That's one helluva BIG t-shirt!! ;-)
Chico