[Ansteorra] Laurel's Prize

[John Hirling]

If I were that artisan displaying an item too large for the space allotted
and I was concerned about the weather, I'm make certain I had a pavilion for
my display -- especially if it was a bed -- and I would do what I could to
have the pavillion part of my display.

~ihon
One person with passion is better than forty people merely interested."

— E. M. Forster


On Mon, Aug 29, 2011 at 3:49 PM, Vickie <arastya at yahoo.com> wrote:

> I was asked a question by an artisan and I am not sure of the answer so
> thought I would throw it out to all of you for feedback and input.
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> If an artisan does things on a larger scale then would be feasible to
> display in the area we typically give them for their display would people be
> willing to accept scale models for them to show on the display table.
>  Examples of the larger items are a carved bed, the folding room dividers,
> pieces of furniture and even pavilions.  I know for some of these things
> setting them up outside is a option, but in weather like we had this last
> weekend or rainy weather it would not always be a viable option.   To my way
> of thinking making a scale replica of the full sized item takes even more
> skill if the artist can do a true miniaturize the original.
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> Anyway I wanted to see what everyone else thought about ways to handle
> Artist with larger sized entries.
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>  Asiya
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