Comments on: Jeremy Turner, Abstract Artist, Uses The Internets as His Canvas http://jeremyturner.net/jeremy-turner-abstract-artist-uses-the-internets-as-his-canvas/ JOIN ME IN MY QUEST FOR (RELEVANT) GREATNESS Thu, 31 Dec 2009 17:59:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: Jeremy Turnerhttp://jeremyturner.net/jeremy-turner-abstract-artist-uses-the-internets-as-his-canvas/comment-page-1/#comment-271 Jeremy Turner Sat, 21 Feb 2009 21:57:23 +0000 http://terrencebrewer.com/jt/?p=13#comment-271 Hey Jeremy, I'm glad you found the site. I hope that you've had a chance to read some of the other posts on this site and have realized that while my tone may be harsh, the mocking jealousy in the "Other Jeremy Turners" posts is not meant to be taken too seriously. My venom is not directed at you, but rather at the search engines that continue to rank an obviously abandoned website higher than one that is meticulously maintained. Chalk it up to a lack of writing skills, imagination, and the lack of a sideways smiley-face at the end of each sentence :) As a creative professional myself, I know the sting of having your work subjectively insulted, but I have also had my thickened from these stings. Artistically you've already accomplished more than most people do in their entire life, and as you may be able to tell the only people who read this blog are named Jeremy Turner, so I wouldn't feel too embarrassed. Your comment has inspired a new blog post that will be up shortly. I can help you remove those pages from Google, Yahoo, and MSN if that is what you want to do, so please stay tuned. I can also help you get a new site going if you would like to keep your artwork on the internet. If you can't wait for the blog post, just search for these two topics: "noindex meta tag" and "robots.txt disallow" and you should be on your way to removing the pages you want to. Hey Jeremy, I’m glad you found the site. I hope that you’ve had a chance to read some of the other posts on this site and have realized that while my tone may be harsh, the mocking jealousy in the “Other Jeremy Turners” posts is not meant to be taken too seriously. My venom is not directed at you, but rather at the search engines that continue to rank an obviously abandoned website higher than one that is meticulously maintained. Chalk it up to a lack of writing skills, imagination, and the lack of a sideways smiley-face at the end of each sentence :) As a creative professional myself, I know the sting of having your work subjectively insulted, but I have also had my thickened from these stings. Artistically you’ve already accomplished more than most people do in their entire life, and as you may be able to tell the only people who read this blog are named Jeremy Turner, so I wouldn’t feel too embarrassed. Your comment has inspired a new blog post that will be up shortly. I can help you remove those pages from Google, Yahoo, and MSN if that is what you want to do, so please stay tuned. I can also help you get a new site going if you would like to keep your artwork on the internet. If you can’t wait for the blog post, just search for these two topics: “noindex meta tag” and “robots.txt disallow” and you should be on your way to removing the pages you want to.

]]> By: Jeremy Turnerhttp://jeremyturner.net/jeremy-turner-abstract-artist-uses-the-internets-as-his-canvas/comment-page-1/#comment-270 Jeremy Turner Fri, 20 Feb 2009 11:49:28 +0000 http://terrencebrewer.com/jt/?p=13#comment-270 OK I'm the JT who did the abstracts - and I just found your page yesterday. I make no claims that this was a quality site or that my paintings are of any artistic value - the Chorltonjel website was obviously not a serious project - I knocked it together myself using a few HTML commands someone taught me - the first and last one I did. It was piggybacking on a friend's spare webspace - as he wanted the space back, I decided to pull the plug late 2008. Yes, most of the 'paintings' are useless (and are piled in my back bedroom now) - and the guy who ran the other website -Art Collection Online - did sell some of my paintings - though he also ripped me and other people off and closed down his site. So yes - a bit of a failure and an embarassment - thanks for rubbing it in - Though if you know who to get the hundreds of references to it off Google then I'd be happy to hear more.... OK I’m the JT who did the abstracts – and I just found your page yesterday. I make no claims that this was a quality site or that my paintings are of any artistic value – the Chorltonjel website was obviously not a serious project – I knocked it together myself using a few HTML commands someone taught me – the first and last one I did. It was piggybacking on a friend’s spare webspace – as he wanted the space back, I decided to pull the plug late 2008.
Yes, most of the ‘paintings’ are useless (and are piled in my back bedroom now) – and the guy who ran the other website -Art Collection Online – did sell some of my paintings – though he also ripped me and other people off and closed down his site. So yes – a bit of a failure and an embarassment – thanks for rubbing it in – Though if you know who to get the hundreds of references to it off Google then I’d be happy to hear more….

]]> By: Jeremy Owen Turnerhttp://jeremyturner.net/jeremy-turner-abstract-artist-uses-the-internets-as-his-canvas/comment-page-1/#comment-8 Jeremy Owen Turner Fri, 20 Jun 2008 02:43:09 +0000 http://terrencebrewer.com/jt/?p=13#comment-8 OMG! I hope I never get confused with another abstract artist who uses the internet...sigh! I used to do similar work in the 1990s... Maybe human cloning has been around for at least a few decades?I like the missing links though and I agree that this is abstraction in its purest form. OMG! I hope I never get confused with another abstract artist who uses the internet…sigh! I used to do similar work in the 1990s… Maybe human cloning has been around for at least a few decades?

I like the missing links though and I agree that this is abstraction in its purest form.

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