[Aquanet] Clarification- Painting a day.

[Shawna Lampi-Legaree]

Hello from a lurker
Have you all thought about using Facebook?  Then you can put photos up on a "Group" page, but everyone has to join Facebook.  Just remember not to put too much info out on your page and to look at the privacy area to ensure that your photos are set to "Friends only" viewing.  Facebook is a very simple way to communicate with others.
 
A blog would require too many people to have a password for it to be able to upload on it.  It is alright if one person was the maintainer of the blog, though blogs are not too onerous to keep up I think that doing it from so many people would be problematic.
 
Shawna from Yellowknife
 
Hi Pat from Calgary!  Yes I am still here.  
 
> From: louweez at bellsouth.net> To: peedee at nucleus.com; aquanet at thedigitalbraintrust.net> Date: Sun, 13 Jan 2008 10:56:38 -0500> Subject: Re: [Aquanet] Clarification- Painting a day.> > Thanks Pat for the clarification. I still think there must be a way to put > this together. Had an idea, but not sure it is workable. I don't know > anything about blogs, but wondering if there is a way for us to have a blog? > Or should we just put a separate email list together where we could write, > send photos to one another of our daily and/or weekly "wee" paintings, or > just report in that we had done it. This is starting to sound like a weight > watchers or AA meeting where we have to report in or weigh in!!!! I do > really feel that a support group is always wonderful in getting you > jump-started into painting again.> Let's chat and see if we can put something fairly simple together for us > "dried-up" watercolorists.> Louise> ----- Original Message ----- > From: "pat davis" <peedee at nucleus.com>> To: "aquanet" <aquanet at thedigitalbraintrust.net>> Sent: Saturday, January 12, 2008 10:54 AM> Subject: [Aquanet] Clarification- Painting a day.> > > > Hi, gang.> >> > Ohboyohboyohboy, have I opened a can of worms!> >> > I'll clarify how my post came about: I have been a slug wrt painting> > recently. First, fall has been hectic with one interruption after> > another, so I have had trouble getting at it; second, I seem to have> > been hit with the much-dreaded analysis paralysis in that I've been> > over-thinking everything with the added consequence of even less being> > done. Sigh.> >> > As a consequence of all this, I remembered seeing on the website of one> > of our Aquanetters that they had resolved to do one painting a day, and> > I was going to ask how the exercise had gone; that is, had it loosened> > up the work, had it opened any doors creatively, how did they judge the> > success of the programme, etc.> >> > Now it appears that I am not alone in feeling under-productive, and it> > appears that many of us would like to get involved in such a project. I> > personally have no guidelines to go by as this whole idea is new to me,> > but what say we form our own group to give it a try? Should we register> > with one of us who'd be the "secretary"? (I'd be willing to volunteer)> > Maybe we could set a two-week period (minus the weekends?) during which> > we have an intensive go at this?> >> > Any and all suggestions would be welcomed.> >> > :-?> > Pat> >> > Aquanet mailing list> > Aquanet at thedigitalbraintrust.net> > http://lists.thedigitalbraintrust.net/mailman/listinfo/aquanet> >> > Check out the Aquanet web site:> > http://www.aquanetart.com> > > > Aquanet mailing list> Aquanet at thedigitalbraintrust.net> http://lists.thedigitalbraintrust.net/mailman/listinfo/aquanet> > Check out the Aquanet web site:> http://www.aquanetart.com
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