INCREDIBLE NEWS!
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@Nyrryl-Cadiz Just wanted to add my congratulations on your perseverance and a job well done!
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@LauraA thanks, Laura! That means a lot!
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Congrats... your work is looking great. Good luck!
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Wow well done
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congratulations! That is great news to hear and thanks for the advice!
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Well deserved, congrats!!!Your work it's awesome!
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@theprairiefox @peteolczyk @Justin-Moss @Jorge-Valentin thank you so much! That means a lot to me.
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That's amazing news, i'm so pleased for you! Advocate Art are such a great agency so i'm sure a lot of work is heading your way
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Congrats!! Fantastic news. I really like your work! Keep it up!
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@hannahmccaffery Lol!
thanks! They’ve just started showing my work around. I hope someone will find work for them. I certainly hope you’ll get picked by Bright as well! They’re an amazing agency too. Best Wishes! -
@Tom-Shannon thank you! That means a lot.
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This is so well deserved, congratulations!! I'm excited to see what the future holds for you!
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@Alicja-W Thank you so much, Alicja!
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That is wonderful! What a milestone. Congratulations.
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@Jake-Parker Hi, Jake! Thank you so much. That means a lot.
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Great new, congrats
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Congratulations! That's exciting!
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So happy for you @Nyrryl-Cadiz ! I can see why they chose you
Marsha Ottum Owen
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@Marsha-Kay-Ottum-Owen thank you!
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@Nyrryl Cadiz - Great job! Your work has a nice warm glow that gives it a loving / friendly feel.
@Aleksey - I agree, the "To" field is the last thing to fill in after everything has been double-checked!
Also, when copying & pasting, a good practice would be to never include the name in the selected text that you are copying.
@NessIllustration - I am guessing that dismissing someone who accidentally used the wrong name has less to do with offense taken and more to do with the fact that they don't know what kind of a worker the applying artist is, and they too are trying to make an educated guess with only so much to go on. So when one artist makes an obvious mistake, it is kind of a no-brainer to go with someone else who paid more attention to detail. However, I agree that they still should have been nice and professional. At the very least, not responding at all would be better than being rude. I'm happy things turned out in the end!
By the way, gmail has an "undo send" type of button that shows up--just for a few seconds, though. You hear so many stories about wishing emails could be un-sent--I think e-mail providers should make this a standard feature!
