Hi!

[Mary Sparrow]

Originally Posted by Carlos Aleman

Mary,

I know what you mean about wanting to remove old work. There are things I don't want anyone to see after a while.


carlos

Ha, I actually am downright embarrassed by some of it, some of that I never meant to have there. It just got stuck in there when she was creating the site to show me the "plan". Be careful what you offer, I just may hunt you down.

[Valerie Gudorf]

Carlos, welcome aboard. This site and all the many generous and talented artists here provide a font of information and encouragement. Glad you've joined us.

[Carlos Aleman]

Originally Posted by Mary Smith

Ha, I actually am downright embarrassed by some of it, some of that I never meant to have there. It just got stuck in there when she was creating the site to show me the "plan". Be careful what you offer, I just may hunt you down.

Dreamweaver editing not hard at all -let me know if you need help.

Carlos

[Heidi Maiers]

Hi Carlos,
A hearty welcome from this fellow medium-minority artist as well. I look forward to seeing your additional posts. You can place them in the Drawing Critique section (if you want them critiqued, that is) or in the Member Portraits from Life section (if they are drawn from life and you do not wish them critiqued).

(Edit) Oh, never mind, I see you have posted them in the Unveilings section. Terrific job.

Mary, if you are totally unfamiliar with web editing, you may want to start with Microsoft FrontPage. It is extremely easy to learn and use and will make Dreamweaver much easier to move up to when you feel the need to get a little more creative.

[Carlos Aleman]

Heidi, Valerie and everyone else -thanks for making me feel so welcome.

Good point, Heidi, MS FrontPage is the best webpage editer for a beginner.

BTW, could someone tell me how often I should post to 'unveilings' ? -I don't want to flood that forum.