Who invited you?

Most kind of you Lumineux and very much appreciated.

Thanks kind lady – if only I could collect those hugs and kisses it would make my day. I see you are in the new North East group Hilary.

But not in my time LostGod – unless I live to be 150 maybe. Thanks for the kind comment.

When I keep seeing the fantastic paintings you turn out Matthew then being told I am your favouite artist is the supreme compliment – I’m not even my favouite artist. Yes, I think that if the most destructive animal on Earth can only hold back for a while and let his technical skills, together with his dreams, work together, then we could make it to Mars in our children’s lifetime.

Ah George, I can always count on your kind support, being such a generous mate. See you Friday and perhaps Keith’s first attempts at airbrushing.

Thanks Irene, your kind words are greatly valued.

Thanks Jim. Oddly, I thought spacy scenes would be very much a male interest, but most of the ones sold have been bought by women (Maybe for the menfolk).

Thany you very much LiMaxx. The title is my little bit of humour – I doubt we’d be too concerned about an invite before gatecrashing.

Thanks Woodie. And I look forward to seeing your next painting on RB which will also be worth waiting for.

Thanks for the kind comment ToastedGhost. Just taken a look at your pages and have promised myself a much longer ‘treat’ with your fantastic creations.

Most greateful for that Hidemi, but I can’t imagine you doing much better work than you create already.

How true Paul, we seem to have made a mess of this world in so many ways it doesn’t bode well for what we would do to another. We’re so clever at technology and so bad at politics. Thanks for your kind comment and we hope to see more of you soon.

Thank yer kindly mam! I sometimes think that you create better space scenes than I do with your fantasic fractals. Yes, our world if so beautiful and precious, if only we could keep it that way.

Thanks Master Tom. My ‘worksop’ can be a scary place, apart from coloured clouds, compressor noise and the fact it’s in a untidy garage, there’s this old geezer waring cap, goggles and breathing mask. Who thought air-brushing was a clean quiet hobby?

I’ve had some odd looks from some of the people who’ve seen these pictures – some suggest I take medication. But it keeps an old mind that bit more active being spaced out. Thanks Mike.

What a great find you are Krys – I’ve just been taking a quick look through your portfolio at some of the best photography I’ve ever seen. I’ll be taking a much longer look and definately put you on my watchlist. Many thanks for you kind comment.

Good for you Walter. These kind of imagined pictures lets you create your own worlds, what power! – look forward to seeing them. Thank you.

Just for you Barb, my next alien will be purple – with green spots. (Thinks, ‘Who ever thought Martians could be purple?’)

From you, praise indeed, many thanks.

Thanks Julie. Yes I guess we are kind of an arrogant lot when it comes to gate-crashing – as our own world knows too well. Nevertheless, it’s all a bit of gentle humour.

Sorry I didn’t send this as a reply to you Linda – I’ll send it again.

Thanks Linda for those kind words. These spacy scenes often get me some odd looks, but they do go down well and usually sell. Apart from that I do get the urge to let the imagination have its head and create my own worlds and lifeforms – powerful stuff and a bit of a change from landscapes.

Incidently, I’ve just written a bit of a long-winded reply to your nice bubblemail message about paint, but there was a hitch in my works and I think it failed to be sent. If it doesn’t get to you then may I say thank you and hope you keep showing us your talented paintings. Regards, Brian.

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Thanks Neil. Seeing I voted for you when you won the Aviation contest I guess we’re about evens. Congratualtions to you too.

I just put you on my watchlist a couple of minutes ago Van. Your work is really outstanding. Many thanks for your kind comments.

Thanks Muscular, that definately give my ego a lift – not easy at my age.

Thanks for your kind comment psimonic. I’ve just finished another on the same theme (the third) so must try something different for a change.

Many thanks Michael. I’ve just taken a tour of your portfoilo and am amazed at some of your work. You live in a beautiful and exciting part of the world for scenery and wildlife. You’re also doing a great job in your moderating roles.

Most kind of you Lori – I must say the same about your photography, beautiful work.

Many thanks for your kind comment.

Thank you for your kind comment Ms 77, or may I call you Ingrid. I’m just going to take a long look at your portfolio.

I kinda liked this one – maybe the message as much as the view – but it has only just sold after a many months in a gallery. Thanks again Mike.

I reckon I can’t get a better compliment than my pictures being ‘inspirational’ Boris. Many thanks. If you ever get to finish what you have in mind then I’d like to read it. I’ve just taken a look at your magazine and may get around to submitting a few images. My two novels, as yet unpublished, are far too long however.

Thanks lovely lady. I do get the urge now and then to come up with another ‘out of this world’ painting as a change from landscapes – and your kind words encourage me to get going again.
Just looked through your extensive work and am very impressed with your talent and style. When I get time I’ll be taking a much longer look. Thanks again.