![Romance in Stone [framed] © Sarah Vernon](https://firstnightdesign.files.wordpress.com/2015/05/romanceinstoneframed.jpg?w=768&h=1013)
Never talk to a client about architecture. Talk to him about his children. That is simply good politics. He will not understand what you have to say about architecture most of the time. An architect of ability should be able to tell a client what he wants. Most of the time a client never knows what he wants. Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
This is one of my earliest efforts with textures and handwriting over a photograph of a street in Chania. I knew so much less about how to use Photoshop in those days but it still pleases me that it came out as it did. Another of those happy accidents.
Available at the following galleries:
Redbubble
Crated
Zazzle US
Zazzle UK
Fine Art America
Fine Art England
Saatchi Art
Take care and keep laughing!
Always love anything architectural, that and the handwriting too , has to be good!
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Bless you. It’s also architecture that sparks my fiction!
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As I’ve only just started writing fiction I’m not sure what my spark is, just images and atmosphere I think! Where do you hide your fiction then Sarah, on another blog? 🙂
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I’m still trying to get back into it! I’ve mostly written for what I believe they now call Young Adults (YA). Once had a literary agent and came very close to being published (in the ’90s). I think you’ve read the four extracts from my memoir (check About page for the links) but with so much drama and trauma during the last twenty years, and desperately trying to earn a living with my art, I’ve found it almost impossible to get back to it. I want to update the story that came close as it was written before everyone had a personal computer!
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I have indeed read your memoir selections Sarah and thought they were really excellent. Hope you do revive your ‘almost’ story, I shall look forward to it! I had a go at a little ghost story last b-night, quite like this very short story format! 🙂
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I must, I must!
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Meant to ask Sarah, hope you don’t mind – doing a bit of research for my own things – whichdo you find goes best for your art sales, prints, cards, ipad covers? They all look very effective!
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On the whole, cards and posters.
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But that may have more to do with promoting. I try to promote things equally. When Zazzle sold sneakers, I used to sell quite a few of those!
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Thanks! Like the sneaker idea!!
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You might have known much less about Photoshop in those days, but your innate sense of design was very much in place. Have a lovely day and keep smiling:)x
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Much thanks, Janet. I’m now working out which of your comments should be engraved on my headstone. 😀
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I’m in love with this design – has your signature all over it. Extraordinary piece of work Sarah.
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In view of your beautiful work, this is such a compliment, Mary. Thank you.
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Another beauty. And I’m also intrigued about your writing.
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Bless you, Olga. As for the writing, that’s why I follow so many writing blogs!
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