Woo hoo!

[ellenmillion]

The Alaska State Library Conference wants to sell my bookmarks and mousepads, and maybe other stuff, too. Preference to the Alaskan-y themes, but they want a variety. I'll be donating most of my old-style bookmarks to their silent auction.

I didn't think my questions on this were that hard! Hurry up and take the test so I can post the answers. :P

The Contracts article plods along rather well. Stupid short February...

Have a general artists/buyers sort of Portrait Adoption question up at the forum that I would love some feedback on over here. (Or leave comments here... I'm easy)

Comments

[mizkit.livejournal.com]

I thought I did pretty well on your Ellen Test! :)

[curvature.livejournal.com]

wow, that's the best score I've ever had for one of these things.
Usually I bomb with the absolute lowest score :)

[mebird.livejournal.com]

It seems I know you by at least 75% *daft grin* :D

[ursulav.livejournal.com]

I have nothing to say in my defense except that I wouldn't even ace my OWN how-well-do-I-know-me test...

[julseykit.livejournal.com]

I went to take it but it was temporarily down! :(

[uneide.livejournal.com]

I bombed. *hangs head* you mean you aren't terrified of squirrels? *G*

As for your portrait adoption -- I think it would be neat to give both alternatives, although for me as an artist the big attraction is being able to physically do away with piles of random illustrations I have on sketchpads, so I'd far prefer to see the hard copies.

From a buyer's perspective though, the comment on your forum has a point. Many people seek these for online characters, games, forums and so on, meaning that they may not be that interested in the hard copy if it meant it lowered the overall price.