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I would consult an ob/gyn, but I don't think s/he'd take me seriously. I hate when that happens.
Regarding the need for artistic authenticity, Kayla, I always feel a little guilty when I harp on it. My work may not be always what I would like it to be, but it most often approaches authenticity FOR ME. But, then, I'm retired with no need for an income. This situation makes me feel a bit hypocritical when I stress "authenticity" to artists who must market their work in order to survive. I hope, however, that it's not a simple "either-or" matter. That commercial appeal (A) and artistic authenticity (b) are not mutually exclusive, that it is more a matter of the RATIO between A and B than a plus/minus matter.
I too would love to be able to put (selected) works on line, but I'm a terminal klutz when it comes to things mechanical, including computers. I've got a scanner that I havn't even looked at because I'm afraid it will give me hives. One day I'll brave it.
It's really GREAT to have you back. Now if only we can get Colorific, Firenze, Miklos, Joanne and Farmerman back...