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Gailh
03-31-2005, 07:23 AM
Check this out

www.danperfect.co.uk

there's a contact section. shall I email him and ask him if we will ever see the answers to the Q&A questions? :laugh:

Gail

CFR
03-31-2005, 08:28 AM
Might as well, couldn't hurt. Some contest that turned out to be. It wasn't. Bah.

macfan 57
03-31-2005, 11:44 AM
Check this out

www.danperfect.co.uk

there's a contact section. shall I email him and ask him if we will ever see the answers to the Q&A questions? :laugh:

Gail

By all means, send him an e-mail. Somebody should try. If you don't, I'd be tempted to do it myself. :D Thanks for posting about his website, by the way. :)

CFR
03-31-2005, 02:12 PM
Well, I took the plunge and sent in an email. Let's see what transpires. :)

macfan 57
03-31-2005, 04:44 PM
Well, I took the plunge and sent in an email. Let's see what transpires. :)

This could be interesting. We'll see if he replies. :) There's certainly no harm in trying.

Hawkeye
04-03-2005, 02:07 AM
Dan Perfect has his own website :laugh:

CFR
04-03-2005, 05:34 PM
Dan Perfect has his own website :laugh:

Well...don't you?

Aisling
04-03-2005, 10:46 PM
soooooooo, what does everyone think of dan's artwork now that we've gotten a chance to see it first hand??

amber
04-03-2005, 10:56 PM
soooooooo, what does everyone think of dan's artwork now that we've gotten a chance to see it first hand??
It's okay. I like the earlier paintings a bit better.

ThePenguin
04-04-2005, 06:54 AM
soooooooo, what does everyone think of dan's artwork now that we've gotten a chance to see it first hand??

One or two of them are interesting, but most of them sort of look alike. It's not really something I could see hanging in my home... :shrug:
Hard to believe one could really make a living selling those. (Or perhaps he really doesn't have to worry about making a living? is that a perk of having Chris for an auntie? :rolleyes: )
-Lis

Gailh
04-04-2005, 08:42 AM
One or two of them are interesting, but most of them sort of look alike. It's not really something I could see hanging in my home... :shrug:
Hard to believe one could really make a living selling those. (Or perhaps he really doesn't have to worry about making a living? is that a perk of having Chris for an auntie? :rolleyes: )
-Lis

They're not my cup of tea either. Still each to their own.

When I "Googled" Dan a few weeks ago details of some gallery or other came up and some of his paintings were for sale at more than £1,000 so I think he probably does OK for himself.

Gail

ThePenguin
04-04-2005, 09:37 AM
They're not my cup of tea either. Still each to their own.

When I "Googled" Dan a few weeks ago details of some gallery or other came up and some of his paintings were for sale at more than £1,000 so I think he probably does OK for himself.

Gail

I guess if you sold a couple every month you'd do OK..wonder if he sells more than that??!

-Lis

chiliD
04-04-2005, 11:12 AM
Actually, they look like they'd make nice album covers.

Aisling
04-04-2005, 10:31 PM
Actually, they look like they'd make nice album covers.


i agree, i think they'd make some really fantastic album covers.

i guess my initial reaction was one of surprise, mainly because i had a hard time connecting his paintings with what i heard/felt in his music on ITM.

but i guess if he can express different emotions in two totally different artistic mediums, that means he's double talented!

ThePenguin
04-04-2005, 10:38 PM
but i guess if he can express different emotions in two totally different artistic mediums, that means he's double talented!

Very true. As Chris said, "He's too bloomin' gifted altogether, that nephew of mine." :)

It is pretty cool how the whole family seems so musically and artistically inclined.

-Lis

Gailh
04-05-2005, 04:11 AM
Very true. As Chris said, "He's too bloomin' gifted altogether, that nephew of mine." :)

It is pretty cool how the whole family seems so musically and artistically inclined.

-Lis

I asked her on the Q&A if there are any other members of the family with a musical or artistic talent. I believe there is another nephew and I wondered if he might have inherited the family's talent(s). We shall see (eventually)

Gail

macfan 57
04-05-2005, 05:52 AM
When I "Googled" Dan a few weeks ago details of some gallery or other came up and some of his paintings were for sale at more than £1,000 so I think he probably does OK for himself.

Gail

Does anyone know how much that is in U.S. dollars? I'm not interested in buying any paintings, just curious. :laugh:

Gailh
04-05-2005, 07:04 AM
Does anyone know how much that is in U.S. dollars? I'm not interested in buying any paintings, just curious. :laugh:

I think it's about $1,800 something like that.

Gail

macfan 57
04-05-2005, 10:44 AM
I think it's about $1,800 something like that.

Gail

$1,800 sounds like a good bit. Also, his wife is an artist too. Between the two of them, they obviously sell enough paintings to make more than a decent living.

I agree with several others here. I don't think I'd want to hang those paintings on the walls of my home, but I think they'd make great album covers.

Gwillaker
04-12-2005, 08:14 AM
Okay, I just had a butchers at some of those pictures and, to quote Nigel Tufnel, "excuse me, is this a joke?" :laugh:

Okay, they're not that bad really. Some of them are quite interesting, but I wouldnt hang them on me wall. I'd rather look at them in the form of a big book full of artwork. That would be the buisness!

CFR
04-12-2005, 01:26 PM
Hi people, since I emailed Dan about the goings on at the Christine site concerning the "contest" there has been no response. I tried, I'm sorry there isn't anything else to share. :shrug: