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At 9:59am on October 18, 2011, Jeff Simutis said…: Brian - Hope things are going well down in the city. I was trying to post photos to my page, but noticed they're all gone. Do I need to update any settings or are they posted in another location?

Thanks

At 10:13pm on October 6, 2011, Sef Coriz said…: Thanks! I look toward to expanding my skills through this website.

At 12:10am on September 27, 2011, Michael Filkins said…: Brian,

Apologies for the long delay. I attended the 2-day workshop at Michigan State University, and use every bit of it to this day. I really enjoyed it, and would definitely like to find a way to get to a longer workshop. Thanks for all you do!

At 1:18am on September 22, 2011, Marita Alavahtola said…: Thank you very much Brian. This website is a great source of information.

At 9:47pm on September 21, 2011, Brenna Buchanan said…: Thanks for the Birthday wishes!

At 5:27am on September 20, 2011, Jing P said…: Thanks! Great to see all these fantastic works here!

At 3:05am on September 19, 2011, jack.belisario said…: Great website to complement the fantastic work!

Thanks very much for this great source of information!

At 12:59am on September 9, 2011, Nigel Gough said…: Hi Brian,

Thanks for the welcome.

Nigel.

At 8:37am on September 6, 2011, John Yancey said…: Hey Brian,

Thanks for your comment on the food court sketch. The original is roughly 9x6, maybe a little smaller. Hope you're doing well.

John

At 2:23pm on September 1, 2011, Carole Hollman said…: Thanks -- wonderful site!

At 9:11pm on August 31, 2011, Steve Kindstrom said…: Thanks Brian, I havent had a chance to have a good look, some of the work looks amazing!

At 7:30pm on August 31, 2011, Ellena M. ochoa said…: Thank you Brian. I am enjoying the forum. Regards, Ellena

At 6:42pm on August 31, 2011, Jan Kenny said…: Thanks Brian. I am planning to read Drawing and Designing with Confidence.

At 7:58am on August 27, 2011, REGO said…: Thank you for your welcome. I'm looking forward to seeing all the things here and what I as a student can learn.

Regards Aries

At 7:19pm on August 18, 2011, jeffrey Slater said…: Brian.

Hope things are a little more relaxed now that you don't have to come to the hotel every night. Well, in the BeLoose workshop you mentioned that every landscape architect should learn at least one type of BMP. I currently have three installed on my laptop and really only want to learn one, and am trying to figure out which is best. I have Autodesk Revit, Autodesk 3DS Max, and Autodesk 3DS Max Design. I have heard that the best of these to are the 3DS programs, and that currently many architects and designers use 3DS max design, but it also comes with the steepest learning curve. Just wondering what you would suggest.

Again, thanks for the wonderful time at the BeLoose workshop.

At 11:07am on August 18, 2011, Joyce E. Weise ASLA said…: Brian,

Thanks, I would love to know more about the process you use. I have both of Mike's books. Will he be introducing a new one soon? I use PowerCadd for my landscape plans and would like to add modeling and more hand rendering. It's difficult to find time to learn and practice. I just need to do it. Also I am a Mac user and love everything Apple.

Stay Loose!

Joyce