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PATRONS!
I would like to humbly
thank the following people for believing in me and my talent. I thank you
and appreciate you!
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Windfire WordWeaver- My best
friend and best patron. This wonderful lady sends a monthly stipend to help pay
for my supplies and panel fees for the various shows I do. She also sends me the
occasional care package with goodies in it to help keep me somewhat sane and
functional. Right now she is THE #1 collector of my works and her house
is starting to look like the Bonnette Museum. LOL!
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Brooks Sutton- My fiancé puts
up with so much crap because I'm always busy with the art biz. Not to mention he
supported me for over a year when I couldn't work outside the home due to an
injury and helped me get my first Wacom Tablet so my art on the computer could
evolve.
Become a Patron!
A long time ago,
people who had the money and enjoyed the arts would take an artist under their
wing and provide for all of their needs so that they could have more time to
create. I hardly expect that in this modern world, but any help getting the
items I need to continue to create as my ability to do other things diminishes
with my arthritis and degenerative disc disorder is greatly appreciated. And
what do you get for it? Well, honestly, I can't promise anything. You may get
discounts if you like particular images and have let me know it. Or you may get
little prezzies for your birthday or a special wallpaper for your computer or
who knows what else I may feel froggy and do when I have time. ;-) The one thing
I can promise is your name will be listed here. If you do
not wish to be identified or would like to use a pseudonym, please let me know.
So, if you want to
become an artist's patron, it's pretty easy. Just do one of the following or
combination of the things below if you wish:
1. You can use the PayPal button below to send
a cash donation. Cash donations will always be used for art show panels,
packaging material, computer upgrades, vending supplies and the like. You can do
a small amount monthly or a one-time deal. Either way, cash is the most flexible
patronage as it allows me to use it where it is most needed, whether that be
shipping fees for an art show out of state or upgrading the programs I most
commonly use or buying traditional media supplies or matting materials.
2. Purchase something off of my
RuntimeDNA.com
wishlist or
my Renderosity wish list for me or buy me gift certificates for those sites.
3. Gift certificates for DAZ3D.com are ALWAYS
welcome! I buy a majority of my 3D resources here. I can't link you to a wish
list there because, for some silly reason, you can't make them public on there.
I have, however managed to add a few items to my Amazon wish list with their
nifty new tool bar application. I may eventually get time to add the other
items.
4. You can also check out my
wishlist at
Amazon.com. There are sometimes art or music related items there. Or you can
supply me with a creature comfort from that list to help keep me motivated.
5. Gift certificates from Jerry's Art-a-rama
which I can use in-store. I buy my mat boards and various traditional art
supplies and equipment, there, so that's what it'll be used for.
6. Fry's Electronics gift cards. Fry's is my
friend for all things computer as well as my local source for inks to print
with.
7. Wal-Mart gift cards. I use these for buying
fuel to get me to events as well as to get various sundry supplies I use.
8. Send me any of the following items from the
Epson online store. Please DO NOT buy "compatible" inks to send to me. I will
not use anything but the real Epson inks and papers.:
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