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It’s alright to use a photo in order to get your watercolor kit back. *That* I don’t mind. I hope it turns up!

Hey… love your blog… I’ll be back… check me out.

John

I am contacting you to request permission to use one of your photographs. My name is Leanne Woods, and I work for Westside Church in Bend, Oregon. Our pastor is developing a sermon series titled “Real Hope”, and has asked me to secure an image of a pine tree growing from a rock. I did a google search and found your image of a pine growing from a crack. Would you consider allow us to use your image for the marketing of this campaign? We would adapt the image in scale as needed and then add the words “Real Hope”, along with our logo. The image would be used on our weekend service folders, posters, street banners and on our website. Please email me directly and let me know if you would give us your permission.

Leanne Woods
Director of Communications

For more information about our church you can visit our website online at http://www.westsitechurch.org. Thank you.

Hey, I love to read peoples blogs that are living their passion or least trying to, ha. It’s very inspiring and exciting. I checked out your art, I love the deco bird and mod box…i think thats what their called. Anyways lovin the blog. It’s funny how pain and near death experiences can actually be a great friend in disguise, in my experience they have shown me how to live. I wish you the best in life!

Hi! I surfed through your pages and was amazed by your flawing energy and art. I like the mandala, tradition, pop art, and psychedelic mix of your work, or so I feel for it. Greetings from the greek islands !

Very cool artwork. Much enjoyed.

Hi Jessica,
I wandered by along the usual weird paths; I was looking for visual artwork depicting near-death-experiences and somehow ended up here. Well I didn’t find any of that (yet) but your beautiful artwork instead.
Your colors and textures are truly fantastic; I fully understand your apparent fascination for trees, plants, fungi and, er, um cold sores. Well, not so much them perhaps, but I find it interesting that you committed the little devils to paper. Serves ‘em right.
“Do you love me?” is a gem and ‘Day Dreams’ is a . . . dream. Really great work; thanks for your inspiring blog.

Cheers!
Son

Gday Jessica,
Just wanted to say that i was reading through a Google Wave just now, when your avatar caught my eye. I clicked it and followed the link to your website where i discovered some pretty awesome illustrations.
I love your work. For some reason they take me back to a place in my imagination that only existed when i was a child. I love it!

All because your Sassy Sea Urchin got my attention.
Cheers,
Gab.

Just wanted to post you a message and say thanks for inspiring me. I’ve posted you as inspiration on my blog and before even reading about you I described your work as whimsical. I hope you don’t mind but i stole the idea for moleskine journals, their brilliant. Keep posting and i’ll keep following.

Ginja-leigh
(aka kayleigh)

P.S. – You should reverse your comments so that the most recent ones are at the top and not at the bottom, if you know what I mean.

- s

Thank you Amanda! it was nice to meet you over the weekend at the art show and sale. Best wishes on your creative and life path decisions.

Hi Jessica. Im currently going through my bloglist going through every blog i like and reading it really indepth to get a good idea of what each blogger and their projects are about and i decided to start with yours because for some reason your stuff just keeps popping up. This may be the third time ive come across you today, completely by chance, so i thought i’d make you my first blog-tour- call it destiny. So im vsiting your about page first and i just wanted to send you my best wishes and say you sound like a fascinating lady and i cant wait to explore your blog more.

Hi guest… I allow personal use of my artwork as long as you are not earning money with it. Have fun making a card for your friend.