Baren Digest               Friday, 25 April 2003       Volume 23 : Number 2203


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From: Julio.Rodriguez#walgreens.com
Date: Thu, 24 Apr 2003 14:10:19 -0500
Subject: [Baren 21373] Re: #16 EXCHANGE prints 


Hi Sharen, write me off list so we can coordinate handing off #16 
prints.......possibly at Harper

thanks...Julio

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From: ArtfulCarol#aol.com
Date: Thu, 24 Apr 2003 17:21:41 EDT
Subject: [Baren 21374] Re: Baren Digest V23 #2201 


I have been having  a BIG computer situation and not participating lately.  
With more than 200 e-mails I hope I havent deleted anything  crucial or 
personal.

To answer new  Johns fundamental questions:
First, for anything said there will be several opinions...
Yes you can and should use both sides of your piece of wood to make it go 
twice as far.

I started with Shina wood and have been very happy with it.  Also  I use luan 
because of the texture, but it splinters easily. You can use one piece of 
wood  for one part of your image and another piece of wood to get a different 
texture on another part of your paper.

I think the loopy backgraound  you refer to is the texture of the wood used. 

Absorb what you read and then experiment. That is what has given me the most 
pleasure.
Enjoy!

Carol Lyons
Irvington, NY

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