'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
If one were to get someone else's artwork as a tattoo, should one get permission from the artist first?
At least make an attempt to contact the artist.
(Which reminds me, I need to start poking the Adorable One to get to work on the designs for some upcoming tattoos!)
I would say "yes, if possible" (unless it's so widely known/dispersed that it's become common cultural currency).
(unless it's so widely known/dispersed that it's become common cultural currency).
Yep. No one really has to get permission to get a tattoo of Mickey Mouse, but definitely try to contact the artist.
She's pretty easy to contact. I'll shoot her an email.
I do enjoy watching Hannibal but it always makes me a little happy to not have to ever question the provenance of my proteins. I mean, beans are clearly beans.
What if the artist is no longer living?
But the most important question, sj: will the Thai be vegetarian?
Nope. We are all omnivores. Though our vegetarian friends ate at the same restaurant with us once and were quite happy with their vegetarian options.
I say best good faith effort to contact the artist. Plei, how good is your ouija board?
If I could contact ita via ouija board, I'd have done so already.
I escaped the teen-ager phone call when her mom came home. But not unscathed, she's sent me the first 29 chapters of her masterpiece and I'm supposed to critique it. sob I don't even edit fiction for money anymore.
Scrappy, hope you feel better quick.
Laura, he'll come to his senses eventually, hope it's sooner rather than later.
FitBit says I walked over 3000 steps yesterday! I can pretty well monitor my mental state by how much I'm active.