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today i'll introduce Lynne Naylor who is an associate of Chris Reccardi. Lynne is from Canada, but has been working in Los Angeles for the last twenty years. as you look at this very limited selection of her work you may instantly recognize it, but not know why.

the reason is that she helped create "Ren & Stimpy", contributed to the "Powerpuff Girls" (a personal...
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i found Sean through Natalia Fabia's links. i really can't find much information on Sean Cheetham other than his date of birth and dates of graduation. i prefer to post a bit more humane information so when i find out more i'll add to this entry.

i like sean's style. it's very renaissance, but with contemporary subjects.

as always clicking on any pic opens a...
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the art of Natalia Fabia is new-age and narrative. she works many items into her works including old 50s wallpaper, beer and liquor labels, old punk flyers, jewels and anything she finds on the street or in her studio. so her paintings are also collages.

her paintings are bright and colorful. there are always hidden items in the backgrounds as well. she loves to paint...
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oopsie.

since there are so many of you using aol instant messenger i thought i better post this. there's a worm out there called IM.Myspace04.AIM that will chat with you, that's right carry on a conversation, in order to trick you into clicking on a link it will provide. the link will point to a url containing the malicious file "clarissa17.pif."

typically what happens is...
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Liz McGrath was "incarcerated" at the Victory Baptist Home for Girls after her Catholilc parents freaked out over her punk-rock lifestyle. this partially fueled her first artistic ventures such as angry punk rock fliers for her punk rock band and the conception of her fanzine, Censor. Liz McGrath's dioramas are static/traveling side-shows - displaying decomposing, oddly human figures lavishly dressed for your disdain, delight, and...
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whew. lots of bruhaha via google about this site.

i have two things to say about it.

1. you are legally bound by the modeling terms agreement and if you don't want to be bound by those terms don't agree to them.
2. screwing people financially is not good for business no matter how legal it is.

there needs to be some dialog here. who...
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