Thank you for everyone’s kind words. I love your puffin, Annie. We have puffins in Maine. People think they are a big bird but in reality they are pretty small. They are also protected. You aren’t even allowed to go on the island where they are. They are out on Matinicus Rock. Everyone’s work has been lovely and I like looking at them and snagging some ideas of something to check out or try later on – or look for in one of Cassel’s classes. I don’t have anything to share this afternoon but I did have a couple of questions. I wondered if you all would share. I recently bought a Wacom tablet and while I have had it a little while, right after I got it my life got busy with having to move and I packed it back up in the box and haven’t tackled it as yet. I would like to know if any of you work on a tablet and where, if any you know about, would be a good resource to learn to use it … well, other than just trial and error. When I first got it I set it all up, but it seemed very overwhelming. Then I had to move and had no time to learn. Now that I am in my own house, I have the time – well, extra time now that we all have nowhere to go … so I set it back up and want to try again. Anybody got any good tips on them? Also, Dorothy, I lived in Norfolk three times as my Dad was career Navy. I still have plenty of family there and my nephew is a tug boat Captain there and he took me out to spend the day on his tug one day when we were visiting. It was a long work day but I had a blast! Trish, I loved your pop art. Great one as it had a renaissance vibe going on. I love all the scrapbook ones, too … I am just not good at that. Trying, but just not something I ever did. Lynda, love your Arizona graphics. They are a real storyboard of your adventure. You ladies are turning out some great uses on that Photosplash Script. All very unique. Sue’s canadian goose looks just like he is splashing that water off! Thanks for any info you can offer.
