
Only an artist can think of fake demons and deviant lovers on one day, and the beauty of a disaster on the next day.
This is one of my windows, the entirety of which was shattered as if a bomb went off. This happened less than five feet away from where I was working.
I vote for the person who said it was the building settling.
But oh what an opportunity! In the process of becoming artists, we learn to copyright, watermark and otherwise protect our work while telling people who and where we are.
Of course the lucky suckers who get discovered in Schwabs drugstores across the globe get to have others do the street level hustling for them.
We love the art, hate the hustle and despise having to hawk our wares. But more than anything, we hate it when people take our shit and use it without paying their dues.

So here it is!
A life in the life of an artist!
Disaster as beauty.
Art protected.
Art advertisement as art.
Let the good times roll! It is surely the apacolypse.



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"the building settling"
I like that person too : )
It occurs to me that the fact they put safety glass in there means they must know something.
But mostly ... Happy Birthday Zuma! Laissez les bons temps rouler indeed.
I didn't notice the peace signs. ..thanks, l'Heure Bleue
Just thinking: hugs!
Hy: really. That was like a bomb going off. Now I wonder what's holding everything up!
Chicken Maan: are you serious? If not, let me know! I have no marketing chops at all...it will be me downfall.
Boanerges! Thanks.
just Phyllis: I am just recently getting serious about my photos is all. I never treated them as all that valuable. Pinterest snags all the photo data so anyone can steal anything you pin there. Otherwise, people are just not aware (as I wasn't) that you can't just take any photo.
Those people I just don't pin on my board. The rest I always source- always. I can't see how getting another artist's work out there is bad. Exposure for any artist is key to selling your stuff and attracting an audience.
The problem with Pinterest is that any subscribers who get sued will get no help from Pinterest, who did not even tell them about the 8 layer metadata that they snag. All Pinterest has to do is to give the thumbnail and link, so what are they up to? I refuse to pin anything but my own stuff...with watermarks!
Zanelle: I will be taking pics until they come to fix it tomorrow! I got the late afternoon ones that had blue and gold in them.
Anne C...go to the website! It's the light!
loriane: it's a good day to be an artist, isn't it?
daisyjane: really! My toilet blew up last summer and my door wouldn't close for months.
Femmeforte! so good to read your voice! Hugs.
Miguela, Hugs! Hy settled me down for the night with news that it will hold together.
Chuck: Then you is an art-ist! ha ha.
Painting: That would have been incredible and would have sent a real message that the "message" art never seems to send.
Those are warning signs of the most serious kind.
Besides; you probably won't write half as well when flattened under a few tons of concrete....
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Stathi Stathi: It is incredibly powerful and it hits us right in the meta knowledge. The poisonous spider's web, the powerful and deadly forces of nature , the sundering of relationships...so much is represented in that glass.
Sky: The county apparently passes the structures but that was about the last straw for me.
Procopius: It was the HTC and the 8 mp camera with immediate uploads! If I had been with a film camera, those photos would never have seen the light of day. I never would get film developed.