Hello from Georgia

Linda Brandon · 06-06-2005, 10:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Thomas Nash

(I think I'm hearing my next musical creation already,) "Don't Step in the Gopnik"

Thank you for making me laugh today, Tom!

I also suggest putting the faces of art critics on those souls tortured in Purgatory, should you ever get a big religious commission.

Allan Rahbek · 06-06-2005, 11:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Linda Brandon

Thank you for making me laugh today, Tom!

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Me too, Tom.

Or "Walking tip-toe through the Gopniks" There are a few.

Allan

Chris Saper · 06-06-2005, 02:08 PM

I posted a note for Tom's cd here .

It's a great idea for members who teach, as you can play it for your students if they get the blues. Only $12.95 + $2.00 S&H making it $14.95. to anywhere within the U.S.

Sharon Knettell · 06-09-2005, 03:23 PM

Tom,

Welcome to our forum, it certainly is a pleasure to have someone of your accomplishment to toss the ball around with as it were.

I have found out it is a great place to hang out especially during those bouts of painting when everything is going wrong, to have the proverbial internet cuppa.

Thomas Nash · 06-09-2005, 04:44 PM

Thanks everyone for the warm welcomes.
I'd be interested in knowing how other forum members plan their Internet time. I don't watch TV in the studio and I don't have a computer there either. I tend to focus on one thing at a time. Do you check the forum once a day, every once in a while, evenings, mornings?

I can see that I will need to get a handle on this. Not enough hours in a day for everything!

Terri Ficenec · 06-09-2005, 05:23 PM

Hi Tom and welcome!
I've been following your thread on the Gopnik article, that's a beautiful painting, and it's really neat to see your process

For me, internet time is unplanned. . . but whenever check my email will pop over and check the new posts link here to see if anything new and interesting has been posted. Only problem with doing it that way is that if you only check out one or two of the new posts. . . the others might have fallen off the new posts list by the next time you log in and it can be easy to miss something interesting.

Again welcome! (and please let us know when your web site goes live. . .)

Thomas Nash · 06-09-2005, 08:35 PM

Thanks Terri,
I am "live" sort of. you can find it at www.thomasnash.com but it doesn't have enough content for Google to pick up.

I claimed THOMASNASH.com years ago because I knew I wasn't the only one out there. Then I never got around to doing much with it.

I have posted more here on the forum in one day than on the site in six years. There is now a picture of my portrait of Zell Miller and a large view of the wall in my studio covered with paintings when I had a studio show.

Sharp eyes may recall the same paintings in the American Artist article in Feb. 1992. In other words those are all at least thirteen years old. I promise to do better soon!