Re: Dinosaur Flatware, Comics

[Phil Burgess <pburgess@coresw.com>]

On Fri, 12 Jan 1996, Karen Seo wrote:

> The silverware is just a personal project not a product.

Pity.  A few years ago you couldn't walk into a mall without tripping over
a nifty dinosaur cookie jar or oven mitt or some such item.  It's become
more difficult recently to find practical and high quality dinosaur items.
I guess maybe they're just not as trendy anymore.  :-(

> I'd be happy to show you the results of the current castings if you can
> help me select a mechanism.  If you send me a postal address, I could
> send you ordinary photos :-).  I could also easily digitize pictures of
> them and might be able to put them on a Web page somewhere.

I can scan photos, and have a little ftp space, but no Web facilities at
this point, which really would be the way to go.  Perhaps the Dinosaur
Art & Models site would be interested... it certainly is an unusual medium!

> (I must have missed part of this conversation and have no idea what
> the reference to cartoons is about....)

Sorry... I'm reading, and replying, in digest mode.  This was about a
parallel thread in the Dino List about the "realistic" cartoon dinosaurs
in Calvin & Hobbes.

-- Phil