PE Drawings

First of all I’m not an artist, I’m a writer. Presently I’m writing a book on PE and I’m wondering if someone has a drawing they’ve created with the brush tool and/or a drawing they’ve created with the pencil tool. If so, would you be interested in having it displayed in my book as a sample of what these two tools can do?

If so, please leave a message here and I’ll contact you or you can reply to me. (Please note the cleanup in the e-mail address.)

Thanks!
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Diane

Are you trying to say that you are currently writing a book? "Presently" means in the near future, but is often used by the illiterate to mean "now".

"Diane Koers" wrote in message

First of all I’m not an artist, I’m a writer. Presently I’m writing a book on PE and I’m wondering if someone has a drawing they’ve created with the brush tool and/or a drawing they’ve created with the pencil tool. If so, would you be interested in having it displayed in my book as a sample of what these two tools can do?

If so, please leave a message here and I’ll contact you or you can reply to me. (Please note the cleanup in the e-mail address.)

Thanks!
—
Diane

Isn’t "present" = "now"?

Cheers _ Hunibal _
"JTS Brown" wrote in message

Are you trying to say that you are currently writing a book? "Presently" means in the near future, but is often used by the illiterate to mean "now".

"Diane Koers" wrote in message

First of all I’m not an artist, I’m a writer. Presently I’m writing a book on PE and I’m wondering if someone has a drawing they’ve created with the brush tool and/or a drawing they’ve created with the pencil tool. If so, would you be interested in having it displayed in my book as a sample of what these two tools can do?

If so, please leave a message here and I’ll contact you or you can reply to me. (Please note the cleanup in the e-mail address.)

Thanks!
—
Diane

Yes, but presently means, in effect, "soon".

"Hunibal" wrote in message

Isn’t "present" = "now"?

Cheers _ Hunibal _
"JTS Brown" wrote in message

Are you trying to say that you are currently writing a book? "Presently" means in the near future, but is often used by the illiterate to mean "now".

"Diane Koers" wrote in message

First of all I’m not an artist, I’m a writer. Presently I’m writing a book on PE and I’m wondering if someone has a drawing they’ve created with the brush tool and/or a drawing they’ve created with the pencil tool. If so, would you be interested in having it displayed in my book as a sample of what these two tools can do?

If so, please leave a message here and I’ll contact you or you can reply to me. (Please note the cleanup in the e-mail address.)
Thanks!
—
Diane

Yes, but presently means, in effect, "soon".

"Hunibal" wrote in message

Isn’t "present" = "now"?

Cheers _ Hunibal _
"JTS Brown" wrote in message

Are you trying to say that you are currently writing a book? "Presently" means in the near future, but is often used by the illiterate to mean "now".

Just for clarification….I have already written a portion of the book AND I am currently writing the middle of the book AND sometime in the near future will finish the book. <g>

—
Diane

"JTS Brown" wrote in message

Yes, but presently means, in effect, "soon".

"Hunibal" wrote in message

Isn’t "present" = "now"?

Cheers _ Hunibal _
"JTS Brown" wrote in message

Are you trying to say that you are currently writing a book? "Presently" means in the near future, but is often used by the illiterate to mean "now".

"Diane Koers" wrote in message

First of all I’m not an artist, I’m a writer. Presently I’m writing a book on PE and I’m wondering if someone has a drawing they’ve created with the brush tool and/or a drawing they’ve created with the pencil tool. If so, would you be interested in having it displayed in my book as a sample of what these two tools can do?

If so, please leave a message here and I’ll contact you or you can reply to me. (Please note the cleanup in the e-mail address.)
Thanks!
—
Diane