I’ve just read a wonderful article on ‘trackbacks’ which *finally* takes the mystery out of it and actually explains what they are. (There’s a link to her blog in my sidebar.)
Nothing to do with tiny animals leaving paw-prints in your journal.
Read this enlightening article by Susan Reynolds:
How Trackbacks Work
It’s all about how to connect.
While you’re there, check out some of the other interesting stories and links…if you are a creative person you will like the supportive atmosphere and scads of good information she makes available.
I happened to be reading an article from her “files from the funny zone” and the guest author, Mai Liis :
…turned out to be an artist in AJMarketing (on Yahoo), another fabulous group I am in. It is a wonderful source of art marketing and web tutorials! Small World?
Here is Mai Liis’ wonderful website and a link to her journal:

It’s really just one big party time around the online arts neighborhood.
Have you noticed that the people you look to for support and encouragment in your career sometimes have the opposite effect on you?
I have. Many people- even ones with good intentions- are lacking understanding about artists and what motivates us to do art.
They feel that art is only a “hobby“.
They think that art is not a serious career.
They warn you about negative consequences as if to prepare you for inevitable failure, and ‘paint’ (ouch) a frightening picture of what will happen if you don’t “get a real job“.
My favorite marketing coach brings some clarity to the doubt and fear that surrounds us as dedicated artists.
From her weekly newsletter Art Marketing Action, Alyson B. Stanfield writes:
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…am I tired. I was up all night creating a website for my sis using google.
Pencil Magic
She is an amazing artist, and that where all my talent came from!
This is one of my favorites of her drawings…
“Andalusian” pencil and charcoal on paper
(c) Mary Schenck 2005
I’ve created separate pages for Oil, Pastel, and Watercolor. They will eventually fill up with work, but for now, here is one of my favorites.
Sisters
Watercolor on Arches
In the collection of Keir Pearson, screenwriter of Hotel Rwanda

Read the Story :
http://henlestudio.com/artjournal/watercolor/
See new artwork for sale in my eBay store at:
http://www.henlefineart.com