Stop & Post June 2009

[Soquili]

June 2009. Another new month of the year and time to Stop and Post.

[gwpriester]

OK I'll go first.

Two photos from my stereogram show yesterday. There were three other artists and about 100 people at the artist's reception. The show was sponsored by the Placitas Artists Series and is the forth time I have shown my stereogram images (all designed in Xtreme, of course).

[MEB]

Congrats Gary Looks it was a sucess from the images.
It´s amazing how xtreme is used for so many diferent tasks/works!

[raynerj1]

Okay here is one I threw together today.

[jvila]

OK I'll go first.

Two photos from my stereogram show yesterday. There were three other artists and about 100 people at the artist's reception. The show was sponsored by the Placitas Artists Series and is the forth time I have shown my stereogram images (all designed in Xtreme, of course).

Congratulations Gary,
One question, did you put perfume to stereograms?, many people are smelling them hehehehehehe.
Un abrazo

[kinetica]

Hello raynerj1,

I think you missed out an "i" in the word giving. Please don't say you had 20,000 of these printed!

[gwpriester]

Ack!

I worked at an ad agency that did the advertising for Redken Hair and Skin Care Products. I traced the existing ad (back in the magic marker layout days) to get the standard elements that appeared in each ad.

The tag line for the ad read The Treament Collection for Skin and Psyche.

One of the production people looking at my layout noticed that I had misspelled Treatment. When we looked at the old ad proof we noticed that it was misspelled on the actual ad! The ad ran in Cosmopolitan and Vogue. Even though the client had signed off on the ad, they held the agency responsible and refused to pay for the ads.

It cost the agency about $30,000!

[HayTay]

Hello raynerj1,

I think you missed out an "i" in the word giving. Please don't say you had 20,000 of these printed!

Good catch, kinetica.

John, while we're at it, you also missed the second 'i' in aspirin.

Just trying to keep you honest,
Harry

[David O'Neil]

John:

You might also consider changing it to "Is searching for a home giving you a headache?" The current wording is kinda close to asking "Are you searching for a house that will give you a headache?"

Best wishes,
David

[sledger]

That's exactly how I 'read' it too David...