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jack wills
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Keeping focused on only what I am capable of doing moment by moment. Meditating on a fair percentage of luck and available skill that may reveal itself as a useful tool. While balancing upside down in life on the head of a pin attached to a wheel the size of a dime. Ready for success or failure and being forgiving on occasion to the dumb asses who think they run this movie we call life.
We have paint, they don't. Lets mark this town
like we belong here...

Jack

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Jack Wills
Studio Design Works
1465 E.Hidalgo Circle
Nye Beach / Newport, OR

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Joey Madden
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Keeping in mind of who I am and helping those in need of my experiences whether or not it is asked for

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HotLines Joey Madden - pinstriping since 1952
'Perfection, its what I look for and what I live for'




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http://www.pinheadlounge.com/hotlinesjoeymadden

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John Lennig
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Jack, well said!!

not being negative, or hijacking this, but i am becoming obsessed(ok, just thinking about it a bit...) "what happenes to our "stuff" ie: brushes,tools, equip. etc, when we go to"the Big Sign Shop in the Sky, where your best brushes never go bad" ya know what I mean.

I'm thinking about having, in your will, specific instructions re: your stuff, so as to avoid well meaning relatives, having to figure out what 23k patent leaf is, or, Grumbachher 629's are all about, ya??

so, youse gals/guys over 50... i ask you to give this some thought...maybe you have, good... anyway, we don't want to be fillin' up the landfill with a bunch of lead-filled 1shot, gold leaf, primo quills n' sables, redwood mahlsticks, and all the other goodies that we have loved and used over the last 40-50-60 years!!!

yours in repose...john

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John Lennig / Big Top Sign Arts
5668 Ewart Street, Burnaby,
British Columbia, Canada
bigtopya@hotmail.com
604.451.0006

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W. R. Pickett
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...The sister of a deceased sign man sold me TWO PACKS of goldleaf for $200!! I also got very, very many NOS quills and flats...

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WR Pickett
Richmond, Va.

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Rodger MacMunn
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To avoid the aforementioned problem with the executors of our estates not knowing the value ( not just monetary value) of our tools & supplies I have an agreement with a close friend & fellow letterhead in that he will distribute my work related possessions as he sees fit.
He knows who would like what, what he should sell & what he should just give away to someone who would appreciate it.
My wife will likely end up with a lot more $$$ & some cherished friends in the industry will hopefully appreciate what has became their's.

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Rodger MacMunn
T.R. MacMunn & Sons
C.P.207, Sharbot Lake, ON
613-279-1230
trmac@frontenac.net

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Alicia B. Jennings
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How about starting a new underground trend. When visiting a cafe or other public place, Maybe, we could paint something to show others we were there. Can you imagine if when stopping at a roadside cafe for a burger, you glance at the tabletop and see a design of somesort painted by "One of The Greats". That'd be great.Since I'm already known to be nutcase, I'm gonna start it. Gotta find the right joints.

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Signs by Alicia Jennings (Mudflap Girl)
Tacoma, WA
Since 1987
Have Lipstick, will travel.

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jack wills
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We were doing some of that for a while during
the early 90's.
Cafe and saloon owners would dedicate a table and
chairs to our ilk.

Jack

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Jack Wills
Studio Design Works
1465 E.Hidalgo Circle
Nye Beach / Newport, OR

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Mark Matyjakowski
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My local Olive Garden didn't seem to appreciate flaming skulls drawn on the table at all [Frown]

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Compulsive, Neurotic, Anti-social and Paranoid ... but basically Happy

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Ron Costa
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Mark, the real challenge is working under the table.

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Ron Costa Sign and Design
28 Ingerson Road
Jefferson, NH 0358

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Ray Rheaume
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Nothing like leaving some well sculpted gum under there.
Just be sure to sign your Wrigley's....

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Ray Rheaume
Rapidfire Design
543 Brushwood Road
North Haverhill, NH 03774
rapidfiredesign@hotmail.com
603-787-6803

I like my paint shaken, not stirred.

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Tim Barrow
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After having all these people continually telling me I practice a dying trade,.... lately I feel like the outlaw in the old "California Highway Patrol" tv shows ,....there was always a guy with a fedora and an old revolver when told by Broderick Crawford,... "the house is surrounded come out with your hands up" then the outlaw would knock out the glass and yell "Come in and get me,... you'll never take us alive",...

Keep on keepin' on,...

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fly low...timi/NC is,
Tim Barrow
Barrow Art Signs
Winston-Salem,NC

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Mark Yearwood
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Jack, I sold three small paintings online yesterday. Some scattered folks are still spending a little money, you just have to find the audience. [Smile]

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Mark Yearwood
Yearwood Design Works
Tecumseh, OK
www.yearwooddesignworks.com
www.markyearwood.com

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jack wills
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Way to go Mark,the shopping for art is up and
running. There is always an audience.

Jack

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Jack Wills
Studio Design Works
1465 E.Hidalgo Circle
Nye Beach / Newport, OR

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