Marsha Wajer marsha Location: Adelaide, Australia Language(s):
English Member Since: June 2006 Last Updated: 31 March 2009 Portfolio Views: 46458 Chosen as Favorite: 30
Heya Marsha,
How are you doing? (Just checking if your okey).
I like your new dreamy work (but I'm afraid for fish, so it's good that I only see it on screen )
Why don't you submit your work for the forum if I may ask? I would like it to comment on it
HI Marsh! Ah! I see you have the same curse as me with fish, that fish are extremely attracted to us My fear for fish started in India in the sea. thousends ( okey, maybe 10) fishes (those jumping fishes) flow over me and under my belly in the black ocean. I never screamed so hard in my life. I graped back than my fiance so hard that he hardly could swim, but what beachboy that he made it. hehe, but I'll guesse when you life in australia your used to creepy wild animals.
Nope, not busy with digipainting.Pfff, school is filling all my time I have, even on the toilet I'm busy sketching :s
Oeeeeh! almost done yet with your painting? are you posting that one on the forum?
I will check it
ah, my friend Ananas hoofd and me are not that good friends anymore, since she got married and is pregnant, something must be wrong with her hormones. Creepy how housewifes can become nightmares :| But not us of course. We are still cool even when we are married
Thank you for your message, Marsha, and congratulations for the feature in the next issue. by chance, that's the issue that starts my Painter Mag subscription, and starting it with you as featured artist is a treat.
Nerves? Believe me, I can relate in full, at first I kept expecting a message telling me there had been a mistake...
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My fear for fish started in India in the sea. thousends ( okey, maybe 10) fishes (those jumping fishes) flow over me and under my belly in the black ocean. I never screamed so hard in my life. I graped back than my fiance so hard that he hardly could swim, but what beachboy that he made it. hehe, but I'll guesse when you life in australia your used to creepy wild animals.
Love your work as always, thanks for everything you have taught me I have a perfect starting point now. See you soon I expect.
