Comments on: How my art has changed in 3 years… http://karynlewis.com/how-my-art-has-changed-in-3-years/ Just another WordPress weblog Thu, 27 Oct 2011 13:46:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Karyn Lewis http://karynlewis.com/how-my-art-has-changed-in-3-years/comment-page-1/#comment-13 Karyn Lewis Mon, 12 Jan 2009 06:41:39 +0000 http://karynlewis.com/?p=268#comment-13 Sonje, that's a good idea -- a redesign for an older character. For greeting cards I'd go Zazzle. The others are all good. It's up to your preference. E-mail me if you were interested in something specific. :D Sonje, that’s a good idea — a redesign for an older character. For greeting cards I’d go Zazzle. The others are all good. It’s up to your preference. E-mail me if you were interested in something specific. :D

]]> By: Sonje http://karynlewis.com/how-my-art-has-changed-in-3-years/comment-page-1/#comment-12 Sonje Sun, 11 Jan 2009 00:55:49 +0000 http://karynlewis.com/?p=268#comment-12 I'd like to see the sassier card with an older figure for the rest of your market. Just an idea :-) The thing I notice in general online is your market is the under 50 crowd (give or take a little). The character on the 2005 card looks like she is in her late 60s. I wish I could find a photo of my great aunt... she has the perfect attitude/body style for an older model. Is zazzle the best way to buy your things? I’d like to see the sassier card with an older figure for the rest of your market. Just an idea :-)
The thing I notice in general online is your market is the under 50 crowd (give or take a little).

The character on the 2005 card looks like she is in her late 60s.

I wish I could find a photo of my great aunt… she has the perfect attitude/body style for an older model.

Is zazzle the best way to buy your things?

]]> By: Ian http://karynlewis.com/how-my-art-has-changed-in-3-years/comment-page-1/#comment-11 Ian Mon, 05 Jan 2009 04:51:55 +0000 http://karynlewis.com/?p=268#comment-11 I see no reason why you should limit yourself to one style. Embrace whatever attracts you at the moment. Sooner or later you'll be expert in all of them. :) I see no reason why you should limit yourself to one style. Embrace whatever attracts you at the moment. Sooner or later you’ll be expert in all of them. :)

]]> By: Erika http://karynlewis.com/how-my-art-has-changed-in-3-years/comment-page-1/#comment-9 Erika Sun, 04 Jan 2009 06:44:00 +0000 http://karynlewis.com/?p=268#comment-9 I like that the same concept seems to target two totally different audiences. I think the new one does succeed in being identifiable to a lot more people! I don't think it's bad to get into a new style. I was listening to some interviews with some artists not too long ago and it seems to be a recent trend that they say being versatile is extremely valuable! I like that the same concept seems to target two totally different audiences.

I think the new one does succeed in being identifiable to a lot more people!

I don’t think it’s bad to get into a new style. I was listening to some interviews with some artists not too long ago and it seems to be a recent trend that they say being versatile is extremely valuable!

]]> By: Coty http://karynlewis.com/how-my-art-has-changed-in-3-years/comment-page-1/#comment-7 Coty Sat, 03 Jan 2009 14:43:27 +0000 http://karynlewis.com/?p=268#comment-7 Very interesting analysis, Karyn. Let me add that you've also improved a great deal in the movement of the character. Though she is just standing, he body flows in nice curves, the older lady is completely stiff. I hope you sell ;) your card is lovely! Very interesting analysis, Karyn. Let me add that you’ve also improved a great deal in the movement of the character. Though she is just standing, he body flows in nice curves, the older lady is completely stiff. I hope you sell ;) your card is lovely!

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