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Post by vtslim on May 20, 2006 11:33:14 GMT -5
Here it is before I added the lights and the examples are quite old. I constucted the displays so I could change the pictures real easily. -Slim ;D  |
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rye
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Post by rye on May 20, 2006 12:40:31 GMT -5
holy craperoni
thats a pretty sweet little setup there slim. now I really wish that I had a car.
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Post by rye on May 20, 2006 12:46:51 GMT -5
holy crap yeah awesome the little folder there is on fire. anyone have a hose? call the fire department. seriously though that just goes to show how helpful you guys are on here, so thanks again everyone that has contributed to the lets make Rye at least kinda look like he knows what he is doing cause here. and thanks to anyone else who still wants to contribute to it.
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Post by Frank Zieglar on May 20, 2006 23:28:55 GMT -5
What did you haul it all in Slim? I mean from the car to the site. I have ONE of those bases for my umbrella - and it's HEAVY. And the umbrella gets to be a little awkward. It's a hassle carrying it all - and you got THREE of them heavy things!?!
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Post by robincrazy on May 21, 2006 9:11:23 GMT -5
I don't have a car either düde, so I preffer to go to some restaurant in a theme park or turistic area, show the managger my work and offer him 10% of the profit if he wants me in his place to entertain his clients for a day or two a week. You might want to give it a shot. No umbrella or chairs needed, only your samples and cool attitude with clients.
RC
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Post by Frank Zieglar on May 21, 2006 20:00:21 GMT -5
I have a van - but in San Antonio you can't park two feet away from your spot. mabye two blocks away if your downtown. Even when I work the zoo and park in their lot - it's a long walk from the parking lot to my location.
That's what I'm talking about - getting the stuff from the car to the spot. I'm not about to carry an umbrella to my spot and go back to my car for more stuff. When I return my umbrella would be gone!
I have to carry it all in one trip and sometimes there's a hill or steps to fight along the way.
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Post by donpinsent on May 22, 2006 10:05:59 GMT -5
one more little thing: after trying for a long time (and being forced to work with one at wonderland), i finally decided I HATE EASELS! can't work with them. personally, i find it a whole lot easier to work on a lightweight board, held at an angle on my lap, with a piece of wire strung across the top to hang the pad on. then i use small bulldog clips in the corners of the pad to keep the wind from blowing them around. maybe this is just me, but i find it a lot easier, and it eliminates the need to lug an easel around.
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Post by Peter on May 25, 2006 7:05:13 GMT -5
So Rye how did the gig go down?
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