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About Me:

I am celtic artist living in the middle of Okie-land!

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Printmaking, sewing, needlework, painting and drawing... hanging out with my critters...

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Master stitcher for the University of Oklahoma
Printmaker
Visual artist

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At 4:20pm on June 5, 2009, Celtic Networks said…: Hi Amy,
Got some information I think would help take you to the next level with the sales of your works. It will take a bit of work, but it's so easy to do. I'm very impressed with it myself. No installing stuff on your site. Simply put in html code for each product and poof. Works great.

Recently I got signed up and created an affiliate program for my Celtic Tattoo Art. What it is, is a program that allows others to promote my art and earn a percentage. I give a generous 40% comission, but you can give however much you like. (I'll definately sign up and post you across hundreds of sites.)

Anyway, check out the link (and sign up) so you can see what it's about and how easy it is to use. Don't forget you have a friend here that will help you if you need it k. I sincerely believe this will help take you to the next level.

If you have any questions or whatever feel free to contact me.

Peace be the journey,
Shane Clark

Oh, they pay me if you sign up for the business account (has to be on sign up) so if you have any questions about it contact me first so I can send you $10.00 of the $30.00 that it costs to sign up back to you. Otherwise I won't be able to send it back to you.

At 6:23am on May 25, 2009, Leigh said…: Thanks Amy. If you've any photos of the paintings, you might want to upload them here. Would be nice to see your work.

At 6:10pm on March 7, 2009, Oisín Mac Suibhne said…: I'd support you uploading your Sheela -- she's most definitely a well-known bit of Irish art, and you can't exactly raise too many issues with an image that literally plastered above so many church doors around the Isles ;)

At 12:33am on March 4, 2009, Oisín Mac Suibhne said…: Every time I set out to 'loosen up' my work, I get more intricate. I guess when my conscious mind says 'looser', my subconscious hears, "make it so ornate the viewer's eyes shut down." Or the artist's, to be honest.

I'm actually this close to getting back into spirals something wicked.

At 7:01pm on February 15, 2009, Joe Adams said…: Amy, Thank you for your kind words. I like the colors in your works 1 and 7. Your bull exudes power. Very nice. Joe

At 2:45am on February 10, 2009, John Quigley said…: Hi Amy,
Thanks for the kind words.
At this moment in time being a full time artist in Ireland is not great.
But with a little luck if the economy of the U.S. turns around then we'll be OK.
You must have an American Indian influence somewhere because I can see that in your work. I see you have a print of the "Kilclooney Dolmen " in Donegal. It is fairly near to me and is a stunning piece of archeology indeed.
Lovely Work good to be a friend !!
Kind regards
John

At 6:00pm on February 7, 2009, Sher Montgomery said…: It was my reward to myself for not beating my sister on the nose with a rolled up newspaper.

At 7:55am on February 4, 2009, Sher Montgomery said…: Okay so we're moving in with you. I only have the one industrial, one regular and one embroidery sewming machines and my serger. Oh and a laptop to scan designs in so they can be embroidered with the machine.

At 11:24am on February 3, 2009, Sher Montgomery said…: The 2 "wolves" get along with anyone, so does the Tibetan Terrier. Dixie Queen who thinks doxies rule the known and unknown universes has learned that bitting any dog sends her to dog jail is only introduced to other dogs by my dog trainer. I have 3 sewing machines and a serger and an 1800 sq foot shop if that'll sweeten the deal. Oh and a cutting table 4'x8'. You should try the SCA again without your version of stinkypants (that's my "love" name for my ex).

At 9:58pm on February 2, 2009, Sher Montgomery said…: Argh... considering auditing a costume design class at SHSU. Wouldn't you like to move down here and become our Mistress Stitcher? Access to the Brewers' Guild, all the dogs to pet and be loved by. Office commute is about 80' from my front door to the door of the shop.