Sat 1 Oct, 2016 10:27 am - I'm not editing his c.v. It didn't feel like social introduction when he volunteered this information. Just kinda shoved to my face out of nowhere... so I guess I got a bit suspicious. (view)
Sat 1 Oct, 2016 10:22 am - Yeah, I get that but conventionally, you go a long version first followed by the parenthesized acronym. For example, "Master of Fine Arts (MFA)". Maybe I'm making this up. Or, you... (view)
Fri 30 Sep, 2016 09:50 pm - I mean, given that he's an English minor, shouldn't it be:
MFA (Master of Fine Arts) at PAFA (USA)
instead of
MFA(Master of Fine Arts) at PAFA(USA)
* If you're going to spell... (view)
Fri 30 Sep, 2016 09:24 pm - The spacing with the ( )s and /s looks okay? Is "a" in "a full-time painter", "a part-time tutor" alright as well? It wasn't even an occasion where it was... (view)
Fri 30 Sep, 2016 08:35 pm - a full-time painter / a part-time English tutor. MFA(Master of Fine Arts) at PAFA(USA) / BFA(Bachelor of Fine Arts) at UPenn(USA) ........... major: painting / minor: English
Someone introduced... (view)
Wed 14 Sep, 2016 09:13 pm - I just took a quiz "modern art or toddler art?" It was fun but it had me wondering. How do you tell? For example, one of these two paintings is done by a very famous artist and the other... (view)
Wed 14 Sep, 2016 05:47 am - Hi. They're all by the same Korean painter. He signed his name in English (Oh Chi-ho) on the second picture and in Chinese characters (之湖 - pronounced Chi-ho in Korean) on the last one.... (view)
Sun 11 Sep, 2016 10:13 am - Thank you for informing me on plein air. I looked around and found some paintings that I think used a similar technique. These are all done by the same painter. Between these and the ones above,... (view)
