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1d ago
inQuestion about the old guy at the lumber yard who told me my bid was too low
That tap on the framing line is the whole lesson right there. He's not saying your work is bad, he's saying you priced the part of the job that eats the most time and money like it was nothing. Break the framing down by the day, figure what your crew and saw time actually cost you, add your margin on top of that, then see if the number still makes you wince. If it does, that's the number. The old guys at the yard have watched plenty of guys go under bidding jobs just to keep the phone ringing.
6d ago
inJust realized my night shots got way better after I stopped bracing my phone on the car roof, 3 weeks apart, same spot in Denver
Ha, my tripod screwed up shots too.
10d ago
inTook me 15 minutes to pick between drawing my coffee mug or my cat, went with the mug
Man, I feel this in my bones. I spent a whole afternoon last month sketching my kitchen faucet instead of my dog because the faucet just sits there and lets me mess up in peace. The dog would've been 90 percent tail blur and regret. Still lifes are training wheels and there's no shame in it, plus you actually finish the thing.