Comments for Audette-Art

Comment on My Paul Buff PLM Umbrella is Broken! by Amber

Amber — Mon, 27 Jun 2022 18:29:36 +0000

I know this is an old post but if you still have that diffuser Im looking to buy one lol I cant find any on eBay and Paul buff shipping is outrageous

Comment on La Doncella – Out-take VI by John B.

John B. — Fri, 09 Nov 2018 06:21:54 +0000

I really like the “look” of this image. I am guessing it is largely your light setup with a bit of post processing. But, I am not even remotely sure and I am still trying to figure out how you achieved it!

Comment on Mr. Llull’s Phosphenetic Journey by Derek

Derek — Tue, 10 Jul 2018 05:23:31 +0000

In reply to Frank Miller.

Thank-you, Frank! I’m glad you enjoy my work.

I do, indeed, sell my work. I release new limited edition numbered prints of some of my photographic and digital work a few times a year. And, I currently have a few paintings and a couple of open edition photography prints available for purchase through Saatchi, here:
https://www.saatchiart.com/audette

Quite a bit of the work on this website has been sold already over the years, but a fair bit is still available. If you ever think you might be interested in obtaining a particular piece, you can just let me know which one and I’ll let you know if it’s available or not.

Thank you very much for visiting my site, and for taking the time to comment!

Hope you’re having a great day!

– Derek

Comment on Mr. Llull’s Phosphenetic Journey by Frank Miller

Frank Miller — Mon, 09 Jul 2018 23:19:05 +0000

I very much like your art. Wonder if you sell your pieces?

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Comment on The Internet Needs More Sylvia Shichman by Rich in Washington

Rich in Washington — Tue, 17 Apr 2018 00:00:13 +0000

I am an idiot. I just properly read your blog post and realized you had seen it. I am sorry.
I wonder if that aforementioned MMMV clip isn’t from some public access TV show. It certainly looks like one to me.

Comment on The Internet Needs More Sylvia Shichman by Rich in Washington

Rich in Washington — Mon, 16 Apr 2018 23:57:28 +0000

You DO know that there is a brief video clip of Sylvia reading poetry on the bizarre 1979 would-be TV series pilot entitled Mr. Mike’s Mondo Video, don’t you?
It is really weird and worth your attention. I cannot read any of Schichman’s poetry without hearing it in her distinctive, heavily accented (Long Island?) voice, since the aforementioned video is how I first ever heard of her.
That collage you posted is amazing!
I too want to know more about her.

Comment on Whence the Power and Strength of Spirits Proceeds (Plate I) by rhenusana

rhenusana — Tue, 20 Mar 2018 02:05:15 +0000

Thanks for update RG

Comment on Self Portrait – I by Derek

Derek — Wed, 21 Dec 2016 21:07:12 +0000

In case anyone is curious, my Hatter is a one Mr. Percival Luxenbottum Terwilleger Hoaryfinckle, the third, Esquire — maker of fine quality head-wear, toiletries, tinctures and salves.

Comment on The Worst String of Bad Luck I’ve Ever Had With Models Flaking by Derek

Derek — Fri, 09 Dec 2016 19:59:52 +0000

Aaaaand…. I spoke too soon.

November 16th, 2016:
Model contacts me through e-mail looking for work.
November 17th:
I respond to her with a brief outline for a project that I’m currently looking to cast, ask her to inform me if she thinks it sounds like something she might be interested in, and, if so, I’ll send her further details.
November 18th:
She responds and says she’s interested.
November 19th:
I answer back and give her the full details of the project — what it’s all about, what will be required of her, etc. And, I ask if she’s still interested, and let her know that if she is, I’ll book her in for the shoot.
November 20th:
She responds and says she’s still “very interested”.
November 21st:
I respond and confirm with her that she’s got the job and, once the costume, make-up and set design and development moves ahead a little further and I get an idea of when we’ll be ready to shoot it, I’ll contact her to nail down a shoot-date — probably in about a week, is my estimate.
November 22nd:
She responds and confirms she’s taking the job. She let’s me know she’ll be waiting to hear back from me regarding a shoot-date. She tells me she’s “very excited” and “looking forward to the shoot.”

Of course, since she’s booked in, I stop looking for models. And, since the model has now been cast, I kick everything into high-gear working with the MUA on the design, and working to construct the costume and set and procure everything needed.

November 30th:
I e-mail her and tell her we’re ready to start trying to nail-down a shoot-date that works for everyone, and ask her when might be a preferred time and date for her.
December 1st:
I get an e-mail back from her that just says “Sorry I did not receive your last message” Later that day I re-send my previous message to her.

…three days go by, and I hear nothing back.

December 4th:
I send her an e-mail asking if she got my message, if everything’s ok, and if she’s still interested in the shoot.

….Another three days and no word.

December 7th:
I send her another message and ask that if she’s no longer interested/able to do the shoot, to please inform me “Just a simple message saying ‘no longer interested’ will suffice” are my words, “so I’ll know to begin looking for another model.”

It’s now December 9th:
I’m still waiting to hear anything back from her. I doubt I’ll ever hear from her again.

Now I’ve wasted weeks and I need to start looking for another model — and who knows how long that’s going to take. And, I have to contact the MUA and get her to put everything on hold. It’s so damned frustrating!

What the !@##$! is wrong with people?