Opening the Link Vault

Post by **_Doctor Steuss** » Wed Mar 26, 2008 4:55 pm

Blixa wrote:A gallery of drawings by "healer artist" Emma Kunz:

http://www.emma-kunz-zentrum.ch/e/index_e.html#galerie/

Are they all done on graph paper?

Post by **_Blixa** » Wed Mar 26, 2008 5:08 pm

Doctor Steuss wrote:
Blixa wrote:A gallery of drawings by "healer artist" Emma Kunz:

http://www.emma-kunz-zentrum.ch/e/index_e.html#galerie/

Are they all done on graph paper?

I believe so. I think I saw some of these once, but I'm not sure...

The Larkin dispensational charts are wild!

Post by **_Doctor Steuss** » Wed Mar 26, 2008 5:20 pm

Blixa wrote:The Larkin dispensational charts are wild!

I dig the one on the failure of man. "Paradise lost" and "the trail of the serpent." The one on "The Heavens" is really cool. It's like some kind of cosmic combustion engine.

Post by **_silentkid** » Wed Mar 26, 2008 9:58 pm

Blixa wrote:A gallery of drawings by "healer artist" Emma Kunz:

http://www.emma-kunz-zentrum.ch/e/index_e.html#galerie/

Some of those drawings would make great album covers.

Post by **_Doctor Steuss** » Wed Mar 26, 2008 10:17 pm

silentkid wrote:
Blixa wrote:A gallery of drawings by "healer artist" Emma Kunz:

http://www.emma-kunz-zentrum.ch/e/index_e.html#galerie/

Some of those drawings would make great album covers.

Tru dat. I think Vonnegut would make for some nice album artwork too...
http://www.vonnegut.com/art.asp

Post by **_silentkid** » Wed Mar 26, 2008 10:24 pm

Doctor Steuss wrote:I think Vonnegut would make for some nice album artwork too...

.

I remember reading Breakfast of Champions (a.k.a. Goodbye Blue Monday) and laughing out loud at his drawings. My favorite was his beaver drawing, but that wouldn't make a great album cover...maybe a t-shirt.

Post by **_Blixa** » Wed Mar 26, 2008 10:28 pm

OMG. www.shorpy.com

The Kodachrome galleries are to die for. The site has all the WWII women in armament factories photos that I was using for my avatars recently. I'd swiped 'em from the LOC.

(Don't miss the story of Shorpy Higgenbottom after whom the site is named)

Post by **_Doctor Steuss** » Wed Mar 26, 2008 11:12 pm

Blixa wrote:OMG. www.shorpy.com

The Kodachrome galleries are to die for. The site has all the WWII women in armament factories photos that I was using for my avatars recently. I'd swiped 'em from the LOC.

(Don't miss the story of Shorpy Higgenbottom after whom the site is named)

"A woman floating in the water at Weeki Wachee Spring, Florida. The image by fashion photographer Toni Frissell was published in Harper's Bazaar in December 1947."

Speechless. Haunting... speechless...

Thank you.

Post by **_Blixa** » Wed Mar 26, 2008 11:16 pm

Toni Frisell's stuff was great.

Post by **_Moniker** » Tue Apr 08, 2008 3:37 pm

Blixa wrote:Sorry not to reply sooner. I've been waiting to get back into the website after being shut out for 15 hours or so. I had tried to change which email was associated with my account --- I put in this email I use most often and my password--- then I got a message that said the email had been changed but now the account would be inactive until I got an email or something from the administrators. I thought I'd get an automatic email with a link to reset the account maybe, but no.

Why would things be set up like this? If I use my password, why can't I change something in my account without getting
locked out? I tried to make a second account so I could get in and pm someone, but that required some kind of nonautomatic email from the administrator, too. Seems strange for a board that prides itself for letting anyone in.

Blixa, the exact same thing happened to me about a month ago. Fortunately I could log on with my other account and send a message to Shades. But, I was locked out all day of this account.