Re: Talk: Susie Oviatt (Re: request teddybears)
From John Van Essen <van...@maroon.tc.umn.edu>
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· 11 Nov 1994 03:59 · View full thread
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Sweet Venom <per...@blue.seas.upenn.edu> wrote: >Jesse A. Knee <kne...@tdkt.mn.org> wrote: >>Here's a bear I found somewhere. Not my work. > >I could be wrong... but I don't think so... this was done by Susie Oviatt, >right? The reason I mention it is because she likes to receive credit for >her works (and I don't blame her!) and I think I read that she stopped posting >her art here because ususally people do not leave her name attached (that is >true, right?) So anyway, if enough people include her name enough times >maybe she'll post again. Oh, and while I'm at it, I noticed that in the >twinbrook gopher site in the Disney section there are some works done by her >without attribution. Just letting you all know, kind of as a "courtesy" to >Susie since I love her art so much... (Susie, if you're reading please >post again! Or at least send me a copy of anything you make... :) :) [ copy of wonderful teddy bear snipped ] I saved the first two posts Susie made last July 11. The tiger and this teddy bear. She included this in her teddy bear post: I hope there is no limit to the numbwer (sheesh another typo.. Sorry.) of posts in one day, I feel like a hog... but I have done a cute bear. At least, I think it's cute. Such modesty - I couldn't believe the quality. 8-) I've been away from the ascii art groups until recently. Is there a collection of her work somewhere? She deserves her own subdirectory in Scarecrow's archives: ftp.wwa.com/pub/Scarecrow/Oviatt (how 'bout that, Bob?). Having her own gallery would make it easier to cross-check unattributed artwork. For that matter, there should be a /pub/Scarecrow/Veilleux, too. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ \_ /\_ _\ |\ /\ /\_ _ _\ John Van Essen / / | | / / / / Department of Otolaryngology / / | | / / /_/_ University of Minnesota / / | |/ / / \_ _\ <van...@maroon.tc.umn.edu> /\ / / | / / / / /_/_ / / |/ / /_/_ _ "Sesquipedalian verbiage \_ _\/ \/ \ _ _ _\ eschews obfuscation"
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