I would like this to be a blog that makes people get up in the morning, drink coffee and change their lives, but it is not. I just post scans and pictures of Autographs and then either provide somekind of commentary on the design, signature, significance or the always popular, nothin'. Auto-matic for the People has it down for formatting the exhibition of auto cards, and I try not to bite others' steez.
From now until I make another shift due to pressures unknown, I will be organizing photos and scans in my "blogger" file in "recurring themes". some of the themes I have "brainworked" to date:
The Joy of Symmetry/Repetitionself-explanatory...
Controlled ChaosWhat moves the pen...the mind or the hand?
GentlemenPercieved anachronisms
Then and NowClassic, and with a market this big, how could I not?
CraftsmenTaking Pride in your signature is a sign of confidence (or arrogance).
BIG TIMEGotta be makin' a statement there pal.
Really!That's how you're going to be immortalized?
Ones that speak to me.I can have reasons or not have reasons all day long...
By My HandAutographs that I attained myself one way or another.
I think that this will at least give this blog some kind of structure. I jumped in with nothing but passion and basic computer skills. I think evident from all December posts. Also I love the feel of a subset. The categories mentioned above remind me of subsets that I might actually like to see exist.
others for consideration pending storage folder initiation:
Doh!Cut and RunJust a bit outside...Fake as s***.suggestions and submissions are, as always, welcome.
Peterson
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Even the shortest, most truncated versions are near masterpieces, and fit in many of my "recurring themes" categories. The UDX is the most detailed and has a perfectly executed "B repeat". The Sterling version has a very tag-like feel to it, as the bend of the second "B" is irregular snd possibly accidental. At the very least, his consistency is nothing less than admirable.
