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Glen Wooten

2013-05-22T05:50:36Z

Tezcatlipoca:

'''Glen Wooten''' is the husband of [[furry artist]] [[Terrie Smith]] as well as her business manager.

==Convention art shows==
Glen has run many [[convention]] [[art show]]s and [[auction]]s, and has published online guides about [http://www.terriesmith.com/copyright.html copyright laws] and [http://www.terriesmith.com/artshow.html art shows]. His contributions to conventions (usually in [[wikipedia:California|California]]) include:
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====Furry conventions====
* ''[[Anthrocon]]''
* ''[[Califur]]''
* ''[[ConFurence]]''
* ''[[RainFurrest]]''
* ''[[Further Confusion]]''
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====Mainstream conventions====
* ''[[Comic-Con International]]''
* ''[http://condorcon.org/ ConDor]''
* ''[http://www.conjecture.org/ Conjecture]''
* ''[[Westercon|Westercon/Conzilla]]''
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==External links==
*[http://www.terriesmith.com/copyright.html FAQ on copyrights] by [[Mel. White]] & Glen Wooten
*[http://www.terriesmith.com/artshow.html How to set up & run a successful art show] by Glen Wooten

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Art show

2013-05-22T05:47:45Z

Tezcatlipoca:

[[Image:GR AC2006 Sunday art show pickup line.jpg|right|thumb|250px|It can take some time to pick up art]]
An '''art show''' is an event for displaying a set of [[artwork]], such as paintings. An art show generally involves an aspect of novelty: works may be newly created, by a particular [[artist]], or brought together to a certain location for the first time. Some art shows offer the works on display for sale.

== Art shows at furry conventions ==
[[Image:GR MFF2006 art show bag claim tickets.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Prospective bidders must leave their bags at the entrance]]
The art show is an important part of most [[furry conventions]], showcasing works by [[anthropomorphic]] artists. Works at a convention art show are almost always for sale, usually by [[silent auction]]. Such art shows are followed by an [[art auction]], as a means for prospective bidders to vocally compete for items they might be mutually interested in.

Sellers typically set a minimum bid. Some art shows will also offer the option of a direct or "quick sale" price, usually higher than the minimum bid value, whereby the auction process can be bypassed and the item is immediately sold. There might also be a "second chance" sum that can be paid after closing.

Mature artwork is usually permitted in an area from which minors are excluded. If sold at voice auction, it is likely to be separated from the sale of general pieces.

Procedures for closing bidding at art shows vary. Conventions with larger art shows may perform a "sweep" through the show to clear out all bidders zone by zone. Those shows with a voice auction may force items to go to it after a certain number of bids. Others allow competing bidders to remain until the highest bid has been made.

Once the room has been cleared the final bids are recorded and buyers are permitted back in to collect their pieces. This may take a significant amount of time depending on the size of the show. Unclaimed pieces may be shipped at the bidder's expense, or returned to the seller with their unsold pieces.

==External links==
*[http://www.terriesmith.com/artshow.html How to set up & run a successful art show] by [[Glen Wooten]] (updated May 2003)

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[[es:Muestra de arte]]

Terrie Smith

2011-10-13T05:29:55Z

Tezcatlipoca:

[[Image:Shanda12.JPG|right|thumb|110px|Cover of ''[[Shanda the Panda]]'' #12 by Terrie Smith]]
'''Terrie Smith''' has been creating [[furry art|art]] in the [[furry fandom]] for as long as it has existed. In addition to her professional work, she has created work in many fandom genres, producing prints, [[con badge]]s, [[comic]]s, and [[fanzine]]s. She is most noted for pin-ups of [[anthropomorphic]] characters.

Some of her early work involved drawing [[centaur]]s for the ''[[Barr Wars]]'' and ''[[Centaurs Gatherum]]''. ''[[The Bestiary's Terrie Smith Does Art Special]]'' was published in 1989. Her most famous creation is [[Chester]], a bisexual [[Ringtail (species)|Ringtail]] who appears in ''[[Tales of the Tai-Pan Universe]]'' and in ''[[Havoc Inc.]]''

Terrie Smith is credited on ''[[Inherit the Earth]]'', a furry [[:Category:Video games|video-game]].

Terrie Smith was a [[guest of honor]] at [[ConFurence 5]], held in 1994. Terrie was slated to be Art Track Guest of Honor at [[Rocky Mountain Fur Con]] 2009.

[[Image:TerrieSmith-ArtistPassport.JPG|thumb|80px|left|Terrie Smith page of the Artist Passport, stamped.]]
There was a page for Terrie Smith in the Artist Passport which was available at [[Further Confusion 2002]].

Terrie Smith resides in [[wikipedia:La Mesa, California|La Mesa]], [[wikipedia:California|California]] with her husband [[Glen Wooten]].

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== External links ==
* [http://www.terriesmith.com/ Terrie Smith's website]
* [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/terriesmith/ Terrie Smith] on [[Fur Affinity]]
* [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1308147/ Terrie Smith] on [http://http://www.imdb.com/ IMDb]

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