Comments for Tatyana H. Jula http://tatyanahjula.com Design | Illustration | Post-It Notes Thu, 02 Feb 2012 21:56:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Cuesta Verde by Juli Miller http://tatyanahjula.com/post-itsngs/cuesta-verde/#comment-153 Juli Miller Thu, 02 Feb 2012 21:56:16 +0000 http://tatyanahjula.com/?p=1962#comment-153 Cuesta Verde: you're home and they're here. Cuesta Verde: you’re home and they’re here.

]]> Comment on The Gold Room by Tat http://tatyanahjula.com/post-itsngs/the-gold-room/#comment-144 Tat Tue, 24 Jan 2012 18:49:42 +0000 http://tatyanahjula.com/?p=1724#comment-144 Thanks for the feedback Al. I made some changes to the final on my <a href="http://tatyanahjula.com/illustration/the-overlook-hotel-postcards/" title="Illustration | Overlook Hotel Postcards" rel="nofollow">portfolio page</a>, but for the time being I think I’m going to leave it as is on the blog post, bad spelling and all. I like the idea that people can see differences between the drafts and the completed piece. I love changing the misspelled “recipe” to “cocktail’! That’s fantastic! I also moved the glass over to the other side of Lloyd. I’m not sure that it makes it stand out any more, but I’m okay with that. It’s nice that it’s there and an extra bonus for people who look a little longer. As for the bottles I did spend some time debating on making them pop more when I was working on it originally, but it started to take away from the image as a whole. When everything is made to stand out nothing does and Lloyd is where I want the eye to go. Thanks for the feedback Al. I made some changes to the final on my portfolio page, but for the time being I think I’m going to leave it as is on the blog post, bad spelling and all. I like the idea that people can see differences between the drafts and the completed piece.

I love changing the misspelled “recipe” to “cocktail’! That’s fantastic! I also moved the glass over to the other side of Lloyd. I’m not sure that it makes it stand out any more, but I’m okay with that. It’s nice that it’s there and an extra bonus for people who look a little longer.

As for the bottles I did spend some time debating on making them pop more when I was working on it originally, but it started to take away from the image as a whole. When everything is made to stand out nothing does and Lloyd is where I want the eye to go.

]]> Comment on The Gold Room by AL http://tatyanahjula.com/post-itsngs/the-gold-room/#comment-142 AL Sun, 22 Jan 2012 02:04:29 +0000 http://tatyanahjula.com/?p=1724#comment-142 Also I did not even notice there was a glass he was pouring. It gets lost among the bottles. I really like this so I want to give you good feedback to make it even better. Also, you do not even need the word recipe. You could say Redrum cocktail. Also I did not even notice there was a glass he was pouring. It gets lost among the bottles. I really like this so I want to give you good feedback to make it even better.

Also, you do not even need the word recipe. You could say Redrum cocktail.

]]> Comment on The Gold Room by AL http://tatyanahjula.com/post-itsngs/the-gold-room/#comment-141 AL Sun, 22 Jan 2012 01:59:57 +0000 http://tatyanahjula.com/?p=1724#comment-141 You spelled "recipe" incorrectly. Otherwise a great concept. I wish the bottles popped more. Maybe not so dark or shaded a background. You spelled “recipe” incorrectly. Otherwise a great concept. I wish the bottles popped more. Maybe not so dark or shaded a background.

]]> Comment on Dr. Horrible by Dr. Horrible Says “Bye” | Living on the Hellmouth http://tatyanahjula.com/post-itsngs/dr-horrible/#comment-126 Dr. Horrible Says “Bye” | Living on the Hellmouth Tue, 17 Jan 2012 16:02:05 +0000 http://tatyanahjula.com/?p=2556#comment-126 [...] you want to read more about my process and why I love the good horrible doctor so much visit my professional site here. This entry was posted in Tangentially Buffy and tagged Dr. Horrible, Dr. Horrible's [...] [...] you want to read more about my process and why I love the good horrible doctor so much visit my professional site here. This entry was posted in Tangentially Buffy and tagged Dr. Horrible, Dr. Horrible's [...]

]]> Comment on Xmas Past 2006 by Celebrate the Season | Tatyana H. Jula http://tatyanahjula.com/post-itsngs/xmas-past-2006/#comment-118 Celebrate the Season | Tatyana H. Jula Tue, 20 Dec 2011 15:04:10 +0000 http://tatyanahjula.com/?p=2218#comment-118 [...] creating my cards. For one thing, I wanted it to be a bit more normal and not so deranged like in years past. I also wanted it to be as secular as possible. I even thought about doing a New Years card, but [...] [...] creating my cards. For one thing, I wanted it to be a bit more normal and not so deranged like in years past. I also wanted it to be as secular as possible. I even thought about doing a New Years card, but [...]

]]> Comment on Tiny World by Tiny World http://tatyanahjula.com/post-itsngs/tiny-world/#comment-117 Tiny World Thu, 24 Nov 2011 03:28:02 +0000 http://tatyanahjula.com/?p=2068#comment-117 Hello I am the owner's daughter and I was wondering if you could send us one of your postcards to display in our entrance? I really like the job you did on the postcard it looks really authentic. Feel free to stop by and take a look at the new renovated Tiny World. Thank You Donna Myers Hello I am the owner’s daughter and I was wondering if you could send us one of your postcards to display in our entrance? I really like the job you did on the postcard it looks really authentic. Feel free to stop by and take a look at the new renovated Tiny World.

Thank You
Donna Myers

]]> Comment on International Cryptozoology Museum by Loren Coleman http://tatyanahjula.com/post-itsngs/international-cryptozoology-museum/#comment-109 Loren Coleman Thu, 03 Nov 2011 19:30:55 +0000 http://tatyanahjula.com/?p=2066#comment-109 It is always intriguing to read what people come away with after visiting the International Cryptozoology Museum (http://www.cryptozoologymuseum.com). Before I comment on that, however, I have to mention right off the bat (pun intended) that we have moved. As of October 30, 2011, we have re-located to 11 Avon Street, Portland, Maine, around the corner from our old location, next to the parking lot behind Joe's Smoke Shop. We are now in a generous space, upwards of 5 larger that where we were formerly. As to what is here, we have authentic fecal, hair, and fur samples from Yeti, Bigfoot, Yowie, and Orang Pendek expeditions from 1959 through the 21st century. We have original and first generation copies of footcasts of Sasquatch/Bigfoot, Yeti/Abominable Snowmen, Orang Pendek, Yowie, Swamp Apes, Tasmanian Tiger, Mystery Cats, and other cryptids. The museum contains life-size replicas of the 1990 Crookston Bigfoot (8 ft tall), 1938 South African coelacanth (5.5 ft long), 1937 Naden Harbor/Caddy carcass (12 ft long), 1967 Minnesota Iceman model (5 ft long), 1999 Freaklink's Civil War flying creature (14 ft long), and other similar items. One area is completely devoted to fakes (to assist critical thinking), like the Barnum FeeJee Mermaid, the jackalope, the Wolpertinger, and the fur-bearing trout, as well as popular cultural artifacts (toys to some people) and movie props from some of the founder's and/or museum's appearances on television/in the movies. But most of our exhibits relate directly to the evidence of actual cryptids. We also have a new wall of paintings by local and international artists who have donated their contributions to our museum. We look forward to displaying yours too, especially as you have honored the museum as the focus of your work. I hope you decide to revisit us in our new location, and give yourself the time to absorb the overall content of our collection. Best wishes, Loren Coleman Director International Cryptozoology Museum 11 Avon Street Portland, Maine 04101 It is always intriguing to read what people come away with after visiting the International Cryptozoology Museum (http://www.cryptozoologymuseum.com). Before I comment on that, however, I have to mention right off the bat (pun intended) that we have moved. As of October 30, 2011, we have re-located to 11 Avon Street, Portland, Maine, around the corner from our old location, next to the parking lot behind Joe’s Smoke Shop. We are now in a generous space, upwards of 5 larger that where we were formerly.

As to what is here, we have authentic fecal, hair, and fur samples from Yeti, Bigfoot, Yowie, and Orang Pendek expeditions from 1959 through the 21st century. We have original and first generation copies of footcasts of Sasquatch/Bigfoot, Yeti/Abominable Snowmen, Orang Pendek, Yowie, Swamp Apes, Tasmanian Tiger, Mystery Cats, and other cryptids. The museum contains life-size replicas of the 1990 Crookston Bigfoot (8 ft tall), 1938 South African coelacanth (5.5 ft long), 1937 Naden Harbor/Caddy carcass (12 ft long), 1967 Minnesota Iceman model (5 ft long), 1999 Freaklink’s Civil War flying creature (14 ft long), and other similar items.

One area is completely devoted to fakes (to assist critical thinking), like the Barnum FeeJee Mermaid, the jackalope, the Wolpertinger, and the fur-bearing trout, as well as popular cultural artifacts (toys to some people) and movie props from some of the founder’s and/or museum’s appearances on television/in the movies. But most of our exhibits relate directly to the evidence of actual cryptids.

We also have a new wall of paintings by local and international artists who have donated their contributions to our museum. We look forward to displaying yours too, especially as you have honored the museum as the focus of your work.

I hope you decide to revisit us in our new location, and give yourself the time to absorb the overall content of our collection.

Best wishes,
Loren Coleman
Director
International Cryptozoology Museum
11 Avon Street
Portland, Maine 04101

]]> Comment on Lizzie Borden Bed & Breakfast by Cindy D. http://tatyanahjula.com/post-itsngs/lizzie-borden-bed-breakfast/#comment-102 Cindy D. Sat, 29 Oct 2011 05:00:42 +0000 http://tatyanahjula.com/?p=2169#comment-102 Really neat.I love the postcard and the way you hid the body behind the luggage. The composition on that one is outstanding. The first one is really great too, although I missed the axe until I read about it. It gets lost just a tad in that one. Really neat.I love the postcard and the way you hid the body behind the luggage. The composition on that one is outstanding. The first one is really great too, although I missed the axe until I read about it. It gets lost just a tad in that one.

]]> Comment on ♫Zombie the Snowman…♫ by Smartphones Don’t Have Brains | Tatyana H. Jula http://tatyanahjula.com/post-itsngs/zombie-the-snowman/#comment-85 Smartphones Don’t Have Brains | Tatyana H. Jula Fri, 07 Oct 2011 14:10:12 +0000 http://tatyanahjula.com/?p=124#comment-85 [...] what it is, but there’s something about Zombies trying to eat the “brains” of an inanimate object that cracks me up. Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook [...] [...] what it is, but there’s something about Zombies trying to eat the “brains” of an inanimate object that cracks me up. Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook [...]

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