FanFiction Site

Maryland

Hi there,
Thought I would check out your web site! It's great and you are so talented...wow. Writer and artist!!
Loved the site, the only thing missing is a pic of our VIKING VAMP

spacepainting.com

Chicago

I am very excited about find you. I have always been interested in spray painting and have not tried to do any thing for years. I have never seen any women doing this type of art. I started painting around four weeks ago and I even feel better about myself. Your work is beautiful. You Go Girl!

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Looking for past Art Instruction School Instructor. (Google)

Colorado Springs area

I am a 1968 graduate of Art Instruction Schools. The school opened for me, many and varied opportunities in art, taking me from my native Iowa, to Vermont, to Ontario, and other places. I appreciate the school for that. Sena, you have a great web site. I shall book mark it for future visits. Your art work is unique. In my youth, I think in dreams, I visited some places you have painted. Also I have been motorcycle riding for 47 years. (Yes, I'm old.) I suggest you trade the little kids motorcycle in for one that you can do 300 to 400 miles a day on. Pack a back pack of food, some rattle cans and take a trip to paint pictures. Long motorcycle trips are mind opening. Why, my gal and I even pull a tiny trailer behind the bike. (e-mail me for photo.) Anyway, I just wanted to say how nice your web site is and it was such a treat to me, to come across it. The best to you on your up coming shows. Leonard

Please support Tina's dad

It is about an innocent man on death row in Florida. The real killer has totaly recanted.

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Uppsala, Sweden

Hey what a nice website . Please visit my website about Paul Scott.
Paul William Scott was wrongfully convicted of first degree murder in 1979 and sentenced to death in Palm Beach County, Florida.
The prosecutor in Scott's case manipulated the jury with hidden evidence, deception and lies. The actual murder weapon, a circle of blood, was discovered and noted at the crime scene but hidden by the prosecutor to strengthen his case. Every last member of the original jury has since signed sworn affidavits acknowledging they were duped.
The real murderer, Rick Kondian, confessed to the killing of James Alessi in 1990. He confessed that he killed the victim striking him with an unopened champagne bottle because Alessi attempted to rape him. He has stated that Scott had nothing to do with it. Paul Scott had left the crime scene about 3 ½ hours before the murder took place.
Rick Kondian's parents had $45 000 with which to plea bargain for their son's life. The indigent, borderline retarded Paul Scott was their scapegoat. Please have a look at his case, photo gallery and guestbook.
Sister Helen Prejean is a supporter to Paul Scott. She is a Catholic nun and known from her book "Dead man walking".Tim Robbins has directed the movie "Dead man walking" which is based on her book.
Sister Helen Prejean has met death row prisoners since 1982 when she met Elmo Sonnier and Robert Lee Willie on Alabama death row. The charactar Matther Poncelet (Sean Penn) in the movie is a amalgam of both prisoners. To read her letter please visit the link "Supporters to Paul Scott" on the website http://www.freewebs.com/paulscott-tinasdad/.

anointed art

shows artwork,techniques ,background info

Spacesprayer

Mt. Pleasant, Ia

Nice job on your work. I myself learned of this technique and really enjoy it. If you have any questions just e-mail me.

brennah

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oklahoma

these are amazing.. i would love to buy one.. they are so great. wonderful work..:)

California

I am recently getting into spray painting and I love it! it's good to see there are more women other than myself out there doing this! haha.. Anywayz keep up the good work

space painting

Pensacola, Fl

Very nice work and real liked the video in calf.And would like to show you some of my work. only been spraying for a mouth and still learning.

Hawaii

I've always been facinated by the spray can artists that I've seen at various events, markets, swap meets, etc...... But now I have a rather serious question. Have you ever painted a guitar? As in acoustic or even electric guitars? I'm asking because my guitar is due for some repair and when the repairs are done I'd like to have it finished in a sparkly white finish. It's only a cheap round back 12 string guitar. But I was just wondering......

Great site! My daughters and I just started painting a few months ago. Thanks for all your posts and your lesson on Brandon's site. We are getting better with every painting!