I'd say if she wants the use of the larger image, she needs to pay  
for it?

KG


On Mar 1, 2010, at 11:27 AM, Linda Feltner wrote:

> Hi Consie. Congtulations on a successful move!
>
> I am not a paranoid person, but maybe cautious, but I would think that
> this is a red flag, too. You could outright ask her why the image from
> ScienceArt is not workable for her. Maybe she just doesn't know how to
> retrieve it from the website, and just wants in an email, and her  
> choice
> of words is misleading.
>
> Best Wishes for enjoyment of your new area.
> Linda
>
>> I just got an email, directed from ScienceArt.com, from a woman
>> interested in one of my woodcut prints. What kind of concerns me  
>> is that
>> she has asked if I can email her a better image. The image on  
>> ScienceArt
>> is a nice big image, with plenty of detail showing, but also with a
>> watermark. I kind of feel like
>> there's a bit of a red flag being thrown up here if she wants me to
>> email her a "better image". I don't tend to be a suspicious  
>> person, but
>> in this case I don't feel totally comfortable. Am I being a little
>> paranoid here? Anybody got any thoughts on this?
>>
>> thanks....Consie
>>
>> PS... we're all settled (OK, not ALL settled, as there are still  
>> boxes
>> that will go months before being unpacked...) in our new house in
>> northern MN; got here 4 weeks ago. I've almost got my lovely
>> bright new studio all set up, and I'm more than eager to get back  
>> to the
>> work that awaits me. Incidentally, regarding my questions of some  
>> weeks
>> ago regarding packing artwork to move: with the exception of a  
>> couple of
>> very large pieces,
>> I packed it all myself (it took
>> me 3 and a half long days to do it - some 85 framed pieces...), and
>> every single one came through perfectly. The only pieces of  
>> artwork that
>> didn't go with the movers were the 3 Patricia Savage pastel paintings
>> that we own, that went (always flat) in their wooden crate in our  
>> truck.
>> The only thing that got broken was one mason jar that I foolishly  
>> didn't
>> pack well. All the fussy packing paid off. Glad that is totally  
>> behind
>> us...
>>
>> --
>> Consie Powell
>> www.consiepowell.com
>> www.science-art.com
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