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I just joined and I don't understand sizing of photos. How do I convert kb to mg? I am also stuck with dial up service so loading is very slow. I am finally getting the nerve up to share some work…Continue

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What kind of art do you do?: collage and mixed media

What is your website address?: don't have one

What is the guiding principle in your art?: not sure.

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At 7:44am on July 2, 2015, clifford edwards said…: Hello Diane, You have such fine and lovely artworks, taking my eyes upon a dreamy landscape of image and imagination...so lovely. cliff

At 6:16pm on June 22, 2015, Stephen Mead said…: http://ebbing-gale.deviantart.com/
How do you like the Deviant Art site?

At 11:51pm on March 4, 2015, Gerald Barnes said…

Diane - I just joined and I was motivated to do so by your work! It is just spectacular - the texture, the composition, your palette. I would love to learn more about your work, your creative process, your inspiration etc. I noticed in earlier posts you said you did not have a web site - has this changed?

At 11:34am on March 9, 2013, clifford edwards said…: hello and thank you so very much for your kind and warm welcome, i do very much love your exciting collages, full of intrigue and wonder, and joy too! 'they will never learn' is such a lovely puzzle of a story. cliff

At 7:08pm on February 6, 2013, Stephen Mead said…: Your work is deservedly getting many views and great comments: be proud!

At 5:09am on February 6, 2013, Andy Cairns said…: Hi, some nice impasto - what do you use?

I was also curious about your transfer technique in "Mist" if you don't mind sharing?

At 8:27am on February 5, 2013, Kanchan Mahon said…: Thank you very much!

At 11:07am on February 1, 2013, Shawn Marie Hardy said…: Thank you Diane. :)

At 6:34am on March 12, 2012, Stephen Mead said…: Incredible evocative blending of images, writing and mediums; like hieroglyphic journals or lost maps slowly unveiled on the walls of Pompeii.

At 11:00am on January 8, 2012, Todd Bartel said…: Thanks for the nice note! Yes, in the case of Abulic Terrain, I did construct everything—although in the Salvage series the basic rule I follow is to use found or discarded works of art as the element to build around Accordingly, I did not make the central painting. (I do use my own discarded work in that series though.) I have lots of boxes and will use them as needed, but I often have to build off them or just start from scratch for certain projects. I do a lot of my own framing and that helps me save on costs.