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  Connie Mettler August 24, 2011 at 11:47am

  Great to see these prints, Cat. Have you met Heather Fortner? She also does gyotaku. I met her and saw her work this summer at a show in Michigan. Really wonderful work and yours looks pretty good too!
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  Shane Reed January 11, 2011 at 1:56pm

  I started my photography business in 2008.  Shortly after starting my business I started shooting alphabet letters of architecture and other objects found in urban settings.  These letters can be used to spell words, or names to make contemporary art for you home.  This project took off, and became an overwhelming success.  I used the money from selling my alphabet letters to fund my photography business.  These letters are fantastic sellers and I’m thankfully too busy with my real passion to have time to sell them anymore.  So I’ve decided to sell the high resolution digital files for a fair price to the right person who is interested in making an abundance of extra income.  This idea will be unique to you, and if you're driven will make you lots of money.  The market is enormous!  If you’re interested and would like to discuss things further please contact me atshane@reedphoto.ca and please check out our alphabet photography atwww.reedphoto.ca click on “client” menu and enter the password “abc”.  We have b&w and color alphabets, and I’ve also custom created numerous word art pieces with quotes.  You’d receive everything with unlimited reproduction rights.  The letters can be put on anything you can think of or you can sell them just as letters to go in frames.  I always just sold them as letters for $5 per letter.  The profit margin is very high as it costs about 10-20 cents to print each letter and they sell for $5 each.  I look forward to hearing from you.
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  Connie Mettler January 10, 2011 at 10:38pm

  Welcome to ArtFairInsiders.com, Cat.   I'm pleased to see you here and look forward to having you as part of our community.
  
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  Best wishes,
  Connie Mettler
  
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