ANST - laurels competing
Rikki Mitman
esmitman at ghg.net
Mon May 24 17:59:55 PDT 1999
Or, add some A&S classes to your event schedule, giving people a chance to
try something new and to make contact with a person who can also point them
toward artisans in other disciplines.
More classes! More classes!
Mistress Teleri ferch Pawl
-----Original Message-----
From: Gail P. Taylor [SMTP:gtaylor at lonestar.jpl.utsa.edu]
Sent: Monday, May 24, 1999 9:15 AM
To: ansteorra at Ansteorra.ORG
Subject: Re: ANST - laurels competing
> A student of a static art must seek out someone to teach them.
> For someone who is new, this can be a daunting task. It is not easy to
> approach a peer and ask to be taught in their art. Sometimes, there is
no
> one in the area who practices that art. You can find a lot of Laurels
who's
> specialty is fabric arts, but not many who are brewers or woodworkers.
>
[snip]
Some of this referral process can start with your local hospitaler or group
members. Approaching a peer can be intimidating...but if I learn that a
newby
is interested in a particular artform, I generally drag them over to an
appropriate artisan at a populace meeting. If someone isn't doing that
artform,
I'll generally drag them to someone who knows people who are.
[snip]
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