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02:34 AM on May 07, 2013
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Hello Claire Jackson, 
I flattered by your lovely comments, and very pleased that you like my website and artworks.
I am sad to hear that you yourself are not able to persure your love of art as an artist, I can highly recomend the sketchbook project as a great way to express your self art show off your talents and love of art. The project is open to anyone, the website if you are interested is http://www.arthousecoop.com/projects/sketchbookproject
The next project starts in 47 days :).
Thank you again so much for your kind comments and best of luck to you also with your career and life.
Claire
I flattered by your lovely comments, and very pleased that you like my website and artworks.
I am sad to hear that you yourself are not able to persure your love of art as an artist, I can highly recomend the sketchbook project as a great way to express your self art show off your talents and love of art. The project is open to anyone, the website if you are interested is http://www.arthousecoop.com/projects/sketchbookproject
The next project starts in 47 days :).
Thank you again so much for your kind comments and best of luck to you also with your career and life.
Claire
Thank you Luke I am glad that you like my Time Travellers sketchbook, i will let you know when it visits London along with all the other sketchbooks as part of the 2012 sketchbook projects world tour.
I wish you the best with your art degree and stick with it, I'm sure you will go far. All the best
I wish you the best with your art degree and stick with it, I'm sure you will go far. All the best
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Claire Jackson
08:30 AM on February 29, 2012
Hello, my name is Claire Jackson, too. I live is St. Louis, Mo, USA. I have always felt my passion was to be an artist, but never had the time, courage, or opportunity to pursue that. I congratulate you on doing so and wanted to tell you I enjoyed looking at the gallery. Best of luck to you in your career, and life.
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Luke Mapplebeck
10:59 AM on February 11, 2012
Y'or8 Claire, love the Time Travelers Sketchbook, it's good to see there is still room for origeonality in the art world; maybe my degree isn't such a waste of experience after all 
Just thought i'd let you know that when searching 'Polymorphic artist gallery' in google, this site is third from the top, so congratulations. Hope your well. Luke
Just thought i'd let you know that when searching 'Polymorphic artist gallery' in google, this site is third from the top, so congratulations. Hope your well. Luke
I am afraid that i am not an expert on the iPhone, i only review apps out of personal experience. I do not know how the iPhone 5 will improve with the next model. sorry to not be of more help as i try to keep the posts in the guestbook to art related topics,. However i would say the best thing is to tryout the new model when it hits the shops in store and make up your own mind if its worth upgrading and if their are any major differences.
Claire
Claire
Hello Nicholas,
That is great that you and your friend have also discovered the use of Polycaprolactone to create sculptures with.
My advice on creating this Mask prop would be to build a wire frame of the shape you wish to make and securely attach it to the helmet.
The plastic can get heavy when a lot is used especially if the piece is being worn. Try stretching the plastic into sheets over the frame and letting them set, Then keep heating up and building up the detail of the skeletal donkey.
I hope that your production of A Midsummer Nights Dream. is highly successful and bottoms headpiece is the talking point.
Thank you for your compliments and If you experience any problems with the material that i may have encountered myself i would be happy to try and help resolve the problem.
All the Best
Claire
That is great that you and your friend have also discovered the use of Polycaprolactone to create sculptures with.
My advice on creating this Mask prop would be to build a wire frame of the shape you wish to make and securely attach it to the helmet.
The plastic can get heavy when a lot is used especially if the piece is being worn. Try stretching the plastic into sheets over the frame and letting them set, Then keep heating up and building up the detail of the skeletal donkey.
I hope that your production of A Midsummer Nights Dream. is highly successful and bottoms headpiece is the talking point.
Thank you for your compliments and If you experience any problems with the material that i may have encountered myself i would be happy to try and help resolve the problem.
All the Best
Claire
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new iphone 5
12:01 AM on June 08, 2011
What's the improvement among the apple iphone 4 and new iphone 5 that will be coming out for States?
i'd really like to figure out if it's worth it to shop for the iphone 4 or if i must wait for a apple iphone five.
i'd really like to figure out if it's worth it to shop for the iphone 4 or if i must wait for a apple iphone five.
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Nicholas barton
05:13 AM on June 01, 2011
Hello I really love the work a fried of mine used Polycaprolactone in making sculptures and I'm about to start building a peace using it myself. I'm hoping to make a mask which is built over the interior of a safety helmet. I want to make an internal skeletal structure of a donkeys head for the character bottom in our production of A Midsummer Nights Dream. I would really appreciate any advice I could get of you or to be able to talk it over briefly. Thank you for your time and keep up the good work, I hope to hear from you soon.
nphbarton@gmail.com
nphbarton@gmail.com
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