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Question about publishing guest posts on your website
Hi! I am Alex. I hope your day is going great !
bareeyedsun.blogspot.com : Is this your site?: (If I'm wrong, then I'm sorry for bothering you)
Let me ask you a question: Do you sell ads on your site? I'm interested in permanent articles with indexed links.
I found your site and probably soon we could start cooperation with you. Are you considering such a collaboration?

Perhaps you are interested, I'll tell you what we want:

• We are interested in a SEO article with an open link on a permanent basis
• We are interested in articles on online casinos, betting, poker, forex and crypto
• We consider articles both with a direct reference to the topic and adapted to the theme of your site 
• We can consider the option of embedding a link in an already prepared article.
• We are interested in cooperating with you, even if you can publish an article on one of the indicated topics 
• Any section of the site open for indexing will suit us
• We need to understand how much your services cost. We value your time and ours. We must understand how beneficial it is for everyone

Please give me an answer.
Best Regards
Alex

Me in Steve Spetseris's Mole

Splotch Monster and Owl

The splotch Monster is an imaginary collaboration with Steve Loya, done by me.  The owl is an imaginary collaboration with Mike Kline, done by me.

Rupert the Rachmaninoff Singing Rooster and Rmembering the Grande Ballroom

Rupert the Rachmaninoff and Mozart singing Rooster is an imaginary collaboration with Aya Rosen, done by me, and Keith Remember the Grande Ballroom is also by me.

The Eye that sees Nature and after the Easter-Egg hunt

After the Easter Egg Hunt is a collab for Steve Spetseris.

Arctic Flora, with alcohol Inks

This was my first-ever attempt to use alcohol inks and I was not pleased--it's like trying to paint with fast-drying marker fluid.  It bleeds through.

Grey Morning

This was my second ever attempt to paint with alcohol Inks, which this time I did over grey gesso. Still not pleased.  Need much more practice and research.

The Flesh Market:  Innocence

Pocket item, acrylic.

Crepuscular

This is a gomuban (linoleum) print with woodprint color details.  Pocket item.

The Landing

This is an envelope painted with acrylic (and pen).  I wouldn't have painted the envelope except that it was Sunday and I couldn't mail it anyway.

Mary (me) in Aya's Mole

Madonna and Child with the friendly Breezes

 Turner Acryl Gouache

Why was I in a Hurry?

 pen and watercolor

Down the rabbit hole

pen and watercolor

Sweet Treat

Pitt Artist's Pen

This is my collaboration with Mike Kline and an open collaboration for Steve or Aya. (So far just by me.)

Alice and the White Rabbit

 Watercolor and Pitt artists Pen

May I present the White Rabbit

 Turner acryl gouache

The Mad Hatter and the Cheshire Cat

 watercolor, pen and marker

Chines Shadows--the Rabbit

 after Ferdinand du Pulgaudeau

Keith as the Caterpillar from Alice in Wonderland

Pitt Artist's Pen, collab for Steve Spetseris

Happy Holidays--back of envelope

 Acryl Gouache and Faber Castell PITT artist pen

front of envelope--I'm not the Easter Bunny

Acryl Gouache and Faber Castell PITT artist pen

pocket items, small cards

My work in Lara's Moleskine

Kiss, collab with Mike Kline

Guest painting by Heidi Chester

riding the fish, by Mary Taitt after Hieronymus Bosch 

This painting is made from a detail in The Temptation of St. Anthony by Hieronymus Bosch.

The Torments and temptations of St. Anthony by Mary Taitt

I made this painting from a detail in The Temptation of St. Anthony by Hieronymus Bosch. Here are the two halves:

The Torments and Temptations of St. Anthony III by Mary Taitt

This is the first half of a collaboration for Steve Spetseris.

pocket items (cards)

envelope front

The Torments and Temptations of St. Anthony IV, envelope back

My Art in Mike Kline's Moleskine

Collab with Bride Rollins

Click on any image to enlarge

In Mike's Moleskine, watercolor and Faber-Castell PITT Artists' pens, chap 1 Flyleaf for my novel, Death Angel.

In Mike Kline's Moleskine, Angelina, watercolor and Faber-Castell PITT artists' pens, chapter 2 flyleaf for my novel, Death Angel,

Maine Lobster, water color, in Mike Kline's Mole

First half of a collab for Steve Spetseris, pen and ink

pocket item, Grim Reaper in Markers, sketch for Moleskine picture above

My art in Andrea's Moleskine

As always, with my posts, clicking on the images will enlarge them,

My Three solo pieces:

Barn Owl, watercolor and Faber-Castell PITT Artist's pens

Benny and the Vulture. watercolor and Faber-Castell PITT Artist's pens

Crooked Mandala, watercolor and Faber-Castell PITT Artist's pens

Collaborations:

Gingko, Collab with Bridie Rollins, pens and acrylic ink

Group Collab, with piece by me (lowest)

collab with teabag and coffee stains

Great Horned Owl, first Half of a collab for Steve Spetseris, Faber-Castell PITT Artist's pens

Envelope, front and back (below)

"The Light that shines no warmth." On envelope for Andrea's Mole, for fun, acrylics, after American Gothic, by Grant Wood.

The Sleeping bag, acrylics, after Klimt, envelope back

Pocket items:

Camouflage, my second ever white-line print, or Provincetown Print, in Andrea's pocket, woodblock print, water color.

First draft of a concept sketch for a woodblock print, artist's pens,acrylic, soufflé pens

Second draft of a concept sketch for a woodblock print, artist's pens,acrylic, soufflé pens

I included a retouched print from the scan of the owl I did for Preston, in which I attempted to fix the scan shadows, but failed to scan it, so this is the unretoruched scan.