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Privacy notice
The Insolvency Practitioner is committed to protecting your personal information by processing it responsibly and safeguarding it using appropriate technical, administrative and physical security measures.
This privacy notice explains what information the Insolvency Practitioner gathers about you, what the Insolvency Practitioner uses that information for and to whom the Insolvency Practitioner gives the information. It also sets out your rights and who you can contact for more information or queries.
1 Who this privacy notice applies to and what it covers
1.1 This privacy notice applies to the Insolvency Practitioner David Carson ("I", "me" or "my") with offices at Hatch Street, Hardwicke House & Earlsfort Terrace, Dublin 2, Republic of Ireland.
1.2 I am committed to protecting your personal data and processing your information in an open and transparent manner in accordance with Data Protection Legislation (EU General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679 together with all other applicable legislation relating to privacy or data protection).
1.3 This privacy notice sets out how I will collect, process, store and protect information about you when acting as an Insolvency Practitioner.
1.4 I am the data controller of all personal data collected by me for the purposes set out in this Privacy Notice. This means I am responsible for deciding how and why personal data collected is to be used.
1.5 In this privacy notice, your information is sometimes called "personal data". I may also sometimes collectively refer to processing, collecting, protecting and storing your personal data as "processing" such personal data.
2 How I collect personal data
2.1 I may obtain personal data about you, for example:
2.1.1 where you or your employer engages me to provide services and also during the provision of those services; for example where your employer engages me to deliver a restructuring solution through a formal insolvency process;
2.1.2 from the company or sole trader books and records which I collect in order to comply with statutory and regulatory obligations; for example to enable me to adjudicate on claims, or to collect in book debts, or to carry out investigation into possible recoveries or offences;
2.1.3 where you have been identified by the company in an insolvency process as a potential stakeholder in insolvency proceedings; for example, an employee, a supplier (and thus possible creditor), a customer, a potential purchaser, an investor or a shareholder;
2.1.4 when you contact us by email, telephone or post for example when you have a query about an insolvency engagement, or when you are contacting me to provide details of any claim or any information that you may have in relation to an insolvency engagement;
2.1.5 from third parties and/or publicly available resources (for example, your employer, tax authorities, the Companies Registration Office in Ireland or Companies House in the UK).
I may also observe or infer personal data about you from the way you interact with me and the information that I collect.
3 What type of personal data might I collect?
3.1 The personal data that I may collect or obtain may include:
3.1.1 your name, gender, age and date of birth;
3.1.2 your contact information, such as your address and contact details (including your email and mobile telephone number);
3.1.3 country of residence;
3.1.4 family circumstances (for example, your marital status and dependents);
3.1.5 employment and education details (for example, the organisation you work for, your job title and your education details);
3.1.6 personnel files if you are or were an employee of the company in insolvency;
3.1.7 Government identifiers (for example your personal public service number in Ireland or national insurance number in the UK, passport number, driver's licence)
3.1.8 financial and tax-related information (for example your income, investments, credit arrangements, loan facilities and tax residency);
3.1.9 your IP address, your browser type and language, your access times; complaint details;
3.1.10 details of how you use the restructuring services.
3.2 The personal data I collect may also include so called 'sensitive' or 'special categories' of personal data, such as details about your: health (for example, employment details relating to health of employee of insolvent company) and sexual orientation (for example, if you provide us with details of your spouse or partner).
3.3 If you do not provide certain information when requested, such as your contact details, or confirmation of the amount of your claim, it may impact on your right to participate in a dividend distribution.
4 Information provided about third parties
4.1 If any information which you provide to me relates to any third party (such as a spouse, people who depend on you financially, or a joint account holder or beneficiary), by providing me with such personal data you confirm that you have obtained any necessary permissions from such persons to the reasonable use of their information in accordance with the above provisions, or are otherwise permitted to give me this information. You should share a copy of this privacy notice with those other individuals before disclosing any personal information about them to me.
5 How I use information about you
Use of personal data to provide restructuring services
5.1 I may process your personal data for purposes necessary for the performance of my legal and regulatory obligations under insolvency legislation or companies legislation which may include:
5.1.1 contacting you to ask you to provide information that might assist my enquiries and investigations;
5.1.2 contacting you to ask you to submit details of your claim (i.e. to prove your debt) to enable you to take part in a dividend distribution or to vote in a decision procedure;
5.1.3 submission of employee claims in respect of statutory entitlements;
5.1.4 preparing statutory documents, such as proposals or reports, in compliance with statutory obligations;
5.1.5 adjudicating claims for dividend purposes;
5.1.6 progressing creditor claims for retention of title;
5.1.7 collection of rents when carrying out duties as a fixed asset receiver;
5.1.8 liaising with tax authorities with regard to taxation matters on the disposal of secured assets as a fixed charge receiver.
The above list of examples is illustrative and not exhaustive.
Use of personal data for other activities that form part of the operation of the restructuring services
5.2 I may also use your personal data for the purposes of, or in connection with:
5.2.1 applicable legal, regulatory or professional requirements;
5.2.2 requests and communications from competent authorities;
5.2.3 administrative purposes;
5.2.4 financial accounting, invoicing and risk analysis purposes; or
5.2.5 protecting our rights and those of entities under an insolvency process.
6 The legal grounds I use for processing personal data
6.1 In respect of the use of personal data in connection with providing restructuring services and activities relating to the operation of restructuring services (as set out at paragraphs 5.1 and 5.2 above) I rely on one or more of the following lawful grounds:
6.1.1 the processing is necessary for compliance with a legal obligation I have under insolvency legislation or companies legislation or other legal obligations such as keeping records for tax purposes or providing information to a public body or law enforcement agency; or
6.1.2 the processing is necessary for the purposes of a legitimate interest pursued by me, which might be:
(a) to provide restructuring services and ensure engagements are well-managed;
(b) to prevent fraud;
(c) to protect business interests;
(d) to ensure that complaints are investigated.
6.2 To the extent that I process any special categories of data relating to you for any of the purposes outlined above, I will do so because either: (i) you have given me your explicit consent to process that data; (ii) I am required by law to process that data in order to ensure compliance with 'know your client' and 'anti-money laundering' obligations (or other legal obligations imposed); (iii) the processing is necessary to carry out obligations under employment, social security or social protection law; (iv) the processing is necessary for the establishment, exercise or defence of legal claims or (v) you have made the data manifestly public.
6.3 Please note that in certain circumstances it may be still lawful for us to continue processing your information even where you have withdrawn your consent, if one of the other legal bases described above is applicable.
7 Sharing your personal data
7.1 In connection with one or more of the purposes outlined in the "How I use information about you" section above, I may disclose details about you to the following recipients, or categories of recipients:
7.1.1 members of the Deloitte Network;
7.1.2 those individuals or entities with whom you have requested me to share information, such as your spouse or civil partner;
7.1.3 competent authorities, including courts and authorities, in each case to comply with legal or regulatory obligations or requests;
7.1.4 charge holders;
7.1.5 service providers handling your information on my behalf; in each case, such service providers will be contractually bound by confidentiality and privacy obligations consistent with the obligations in this Privacy Statement;
7.1.6 third parties to whom I disclose information in course of sale of property or sale of a trading business;
7.1.7 third parties to whom I disclose information in the course of providing restructuring services (for one or more of the purposes outlined in the "How I use information about you" section).
7.2 I may share non-personal, de-identified and aggregated information with third parties for several purposes, including data analytics, research, submissions.
8 Transferring your personal data outside Ireland
8.1 Please note that some of the recipients of your personal information referred to above may be based in countries or regions without data protection rules similar to those in effect in your area of residence. In such cases, adequate safeguards will be in place to protect your personal information. Such adequate safeguards might include a data transfer agreement with the recipient based on standard contractual clauses approved by the European Commission for transfers of personal information to those countries.
8.2 For further details about the transfers described above and the adequate safeguards used with respect to such transfers, please contact me using the details below.
9 Protection of your personal data
9.1 I have put in place appropriate security measures to prevent your personal data from being accidentally lost, used or accessed in an unauthorised way, altered or disclosed. In addition, I limit access to your personal data to those agents, contractors and other third parties who have a business need to know. They will only process your personal data on my instructions and they are subject to a duty of confidentiality.
9.2 I have put in place procedures to deal with any suspected data security breach and will notify you and any applicable regulator of a suspected breach where I am legally required to do so.
9.3 Although I use appropriate security measures once I have received your personal data, the transmission of data over the internet (including by e-mail) is never completely secure. I endeavour to protect personal data, but I cannot guarantee the security of data transmitted to me or by me.
10 How long I keep your information for
10.1 I will hold your personal data for the longest of the following periods: (i) as long as is necessary for the relevant activity or services; (ii) any retention period that is required by law.
11 Your rights
11.1 You have various rights in relation to your personal data. In particular, you have a right to:
11.1.1 obtain confirmation that I am processing your personal data and request a copy of the personal data I hold about you;
11.1.2 be informed about the processing of your personal data (i.e. for what purposes, what types, to what recipients it is disclosed, storage periods, any third party sources from where it was obtained);
11.1.3 ask that I update the personal data I hold about you, or correct such personal data that you think is incorrect or incomplete;
11.1.4 ask that I delete personal data that I hold about you, or restrict the way in which I use such personal data;
11.1.5 withdraw consent to my processing of your personal data (to the extent such processing is based on previously obtained consent);
11.1.6 receive a copy of the personal data concerning you, which you have provided to me, in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format and to transmit such personal data to another party (to the extent the processing is based on consent or a contract);
11.1.7 object to my processing of your personal data.
11.2 Any request for access to or a copy of your personal data must be in writing and I will endeavour to respond within a reasonable period and in any event within one month in compliance with Data Protection Legislation. I will comply with my legal obligations as regards your rights as a data subject.
11.3 I aim to ensure that the information I hold about you is accurate at all times. To assist us in ensuring that your information is up to date, please notify me if any of your personal details change using the contact details set out in paragraph 12.1.
11.4 You may also use the contact details in paragraph 12.1 if you wish to make a complaint to relating to your privacy.
12 Right to complain
12.1 If you wish to exercise any of the rights relating to your information set out above, or if you have any questions or comments about privacy issues, or you wish to raise a complaint about how I am using your information you can contact me in the following ways:
12.1.1 write to the Insolvency Practitioner David Carson, D&T House, Earlsfort Terrace, Dublin 2;
12.1.2 send an email to email@example.com
12.2 If you have any concerns about my use of your information, you also have the right to make a complaint to the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner (www.dataprotection.ie) or if query or concern relates to an Insolvency Practitioner in Northern Ireland, you have the right to contact the Information Commissioner's Office (https://ico.org.uk).
13 Changes to this privacy notice
13.1 I may modify or amend this privacy notice from time to time.
13.2 To let you know when I make changes to this privacy notice, I will amend the revision date at the top of this page. The new modified or amended privacy notice will apply from that revision date. Therefore, I encourage you to periodically review this notice to be informed about how I am protecting your information.


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This is an actual cake that exists.
If you're a woman, aged between, let's say 18 and 45, living in the UK, with the capacity to get pregnant or with female friends or family members with the same capacity, there's every chance you've recently been involved in some way with the most irritatingly twee and unpleasantly grasping American import since Taylor Swift. I speak, of course, of that singularly heinous and exquisite form of torture They (They talk a lot, don't They?) call the baby shower.
If you haven't yet had the dubious pleasure, I shall attempt to illustrate the basics for you. There will be a hugely pregnant woman who will almost certainly have been summoned to get dressed up and abandon the comfort of her own home against her will when she would really rather be in her pyjamas/bath/bed, as befits most women in the final stages of gestation. Depending on the nature of said pregnant woman's social circle, there will either be a cacophony of screechily excited women in their best frocks, or a desolation of mildly baffled women who are questioning their choice to give up a lovely weekend afternoon for this tomfoolery. There will be a load of tacky decorations, often closely resembling something that would like to be the other party in a Cath Kidston suit for copyright infringement. There will be cake. Please note, I'm not complaining about the cake.
There will be some truly appalling games, pandering to multitudes of gender stereotypes and often managing to body-shame pregnant women along the way. And there will be mountains and mountains of extremely mundane presents. You will have to sit and watch while Prego opens them all, and make obligatory appreciative noises. Even if you couldn't identify the item if your life depended on it.
From what I can gather, baby showers originated in the US and originally involved older, more experienced women of the community gathering at the home of a young expectant mother and 'showering' her with advice and helpful tips. It sounds a lot like socially-mandated busybodiness tome, but I imagine it's the sort of thing that could be quite useful if you're about to have your firstbaby and haven't seen it done before. The present aspect came later, progressing through small token gifts through to today's full-on outbreaks of baby-related consumer goods. And this is wherethe UK came in. There are now entire websites dedicated to throwing the perfect baby shower, as well as websites and shops that offer wish-list services so that the parents-to-be can pre-select exactly what they want their friends to buy to welcome their new arrival.
I'd argue that our overweaning culture of celebrity worship has fuelled the growth in baby showersover here. Rachel on Friends had one. Miranda from out of Sex and the City didn't want one, but got one, and actually quite enjoyed it. I remember seeing photos in Heat magazine in the early 00s of people like Kate Moss, Sadie Frost and Sharleen Spiteri attending baby showers, accompanied by breathless coverage and exacting details of all the designer articles given as presents (to women who could probably afford to buy anything they wanted for their baby, and would almost certainly be given much of it for free by the designer/manufacturer in exchange for the odd namedrop or pap shot). Later in the decade, Victoria Beckham reportedly received so many gifts at her baby shower for Harper Seven a few years back that she donated most of them to charity. Money well spent for all of her guests there. Most weeks, one or other of the celebrity glossies will feature a pretty pink florally fluffy party thrown for Prego Celeb of the Month, full of cupcakes, cleavages and three-tiered nappy cakes (See above. They are BONKERS).
Last year, we were treated to acres of photos of Kim Kardashian and her guests at a shower that looked approximately 17 times more lavish than the sum total of all the weddings I've ever attended, including my own. And just this week, L'il Kim has apparently solicited her own fans for baby shower presents via Twitter. Stay classy, Kim.
Many of these women have had at least one extravagant and highly-publicised wedding, the coverage of which serves to fuel the rampant consumerism of the 21st century wedding industry. It clearly wasn't hard for someone to realise that lavish celebrations for other life events would be a happy little money-spinner, and piff paff poof, we have the baby shower. Now, please don't get the idea that I'm some kind of curmudgeonly celebration-refusenik. I'm a bit on the grumpy and anti-social side but when it comes to people I like (not least myself), I quite enjoy celebrating life events.
But I attended a baby shower recently, and established that there are two aspects of this particular genre of celebration that really aggravate me. Firstly, the actual format of them is hideous. I can't imagine anyone finds them genuinely enjoyable. In the UK, we've traditionally waited for the safe arrival of a baby before giving presents, and then you got to decide whether to ask the new parents what they would like or choose or make something yourself. You also got to decide the size/value of your gift, based on whether you're booked in to be a godparent, tangentially related, or it's your colleague's best mate's daughter-in-law that's given birth. Baby showers seem to sidestep this aspect of donor control and instead imply a great big 'OMG I'M HAVING A BABY AND YOU ARE ALL THE PEOPLE I THINK SHOULD BE GIVING ME PRESENTS SO COME TO MY PARTY AND BRING ME ALL THE STUFF.' It makes the mother-to-be come across like Cartman in South Park directing his little pals on which Mega-Man to buy him for his birthday – his excuse being that he's only eight (and animated) and so doesn't know any better. In addition, the 'fun' obligatory games are generally appalling. Stick-the-Bottle-on-the-Baby? The kind of thing we grew out of in primary school. Everybody guessing how long a piece of string will be needed to fit all the way round the pregnant belly? Reeks of body-shaming. Passing around disposable nappies that have had chocolate bars melted into them to try and guess which type of confectionery was used? Disgusting, in anyone's language. And a waste of good chocolate, unless you could bring yourself to actually lick it out of the nappy. Plus, in deference to the expectant mother, there's generally no alcohol involved, so no hope of obliterating the pain temporarily.
So far, so irritating. But then I begin to struggle with the wider social implications of baby showers. Time and again, women come up against narrow, limited expectations of their capabilities, and feminism has done much to counter these over the last century or so. But baby showers, and their ilk, are really quite problematic. They reinforce those narrow expectations by emphasising which of a woman's accomplishments should be feted and celebrated – and in the current culture, it's pretty much getting married (which we've been doing for centuries) and getting pregnant/giving birth (which we've been doing for millennia). There isn't a culture of big, lavish, inclusive celebrations for passing your driving test, or getting a proper grown-up job, or graduating from university, or setting up your own business, or successfully persuading somebody to publish something you wrote yourself. Maybe there doesn't need to be. Maybe the odd congratulatory Facebook message and your own inner glow of satisfaction are sufficient to acknowledge these achievements. But why is an impending birth singled out for such adulation and largesse? It reinforces the idea that, until she has reproduced, a woman has accomplished nothing of note.
As Carrie Bradshaw once noted, 'Hallmark doesn't make a 'Congratulations, you didn't marry the wrong guy!' card'. Of course, she was comparing the imbalance between celebrations for marrieds versus singles (which is also annoying), but there is something to note in the way women are celebrated. Lavish weddings and elaborate baby showers may temporarily elevate a woman's status amongst her social circle, but they effectively serve to limit our perceived socially valid accomplishments to hatching and matching, and so serve to diminish the status of women in society.
And aside from anything else, they make you want to shove matchsticks under your fingernails and peel off your own skin, just to distract yourself from all the chocolatey nappies and gift-wrapped packets of baby wipes. Enough.
- anon

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June 7, 2013 by Princess Kelly
Registration for PPS/WPA at HCCSA is closed.
May 17, 2013 by Princess Kelly
MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT – HCCSA to be the last camp directly managed by RPM
I have a picture in my hallway of our very first "Princess Prep School". The year was 2004, and my daughter, Kendall, was five years old. Though a lot has changed since then, it seems like only yesterday when I'd hide behind a table to perform the puppet shows. I'll never forget the look on[…]
April 1, 2013 by Princess Kelly
Christ has risen! He has risen indeed! Happy Easter!!
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Old Testament Truths to Apply Every Day
Sometimes we take God's creation for granted. God's creation is made up of so many miracles, and the miracles can be seen every day. My "Little Warrior Prince" started Kindergarten this year. And like most of the kindergartners, he was excited about Field Day. The kids talked about it for two weeks before the big[…]
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Keep Calm and Sparkle On!
Have you ever wondered how to sparkle for Jesus? The Bible tells us how in Mark 16:15, "Go into all the world and preach the good news to all creation." Well, when Princess Sparkles and Princess Sprinkles first read this verse, they were sad because their parents told them they couldn't leave their neighborhood, much[…]


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Was Director Tony Scott Murdered?
Filed Under (The HELL You Say!) by Bryan Nash on 23-08-2012
On Sunday afternoon, filmmaker Tony Scott parked his car, climbed a fence and jumped to his death because he had brain cancer. At least that's the version of the story reported by ABC News — the same media outlet that allegedly covered up George Zimmerman's head wounds and claimed Aurora, Colo., shooting suspect James Holmes was a member of the Tea Party. ABC News claimed that the report of Scott's brain cancer came from "a source close to him." But the story took the family by surprise. It turns out those closest to Scott knew nothing about his having brain cancer. ABC News then put out another story with the headline "Tony Scott Brain Cancer Report Appears in Doubt."
Apart from the fabricated detail of brain cancer, it's questionable that a 68-year-old would be able to calmly climb an 18-foot fence, which is what reports claim Scott did before his 185-foot free fall.
The death of the movie man seems too much like something out of a movie: A successful and healthy filmmaker gets news of a fatal illness, leaves a suicide note and leaps to his death before his latest project is released. It sounds like an orchestrated tale. Perhaps it is.
Did Scott know something that led to his untimely peril? Maybe a self-inflicted exit was better than whatever the alternative may have been. That is, if he jumped at all. A corpse dumped in a body of water isn't that uncommon.
Scott and his brother Ridley Scott have a miniseries on A&E, "Coma," that will air on Labor Day. The show is about a conspiracy at a medical facility. It exposes a hospital that intentionally performs botched surgeries on patients. "Coma" is supposedly based on the novel of the same title by Robin Cook. But we all know that many "fictional" books and movies are based on real events. Interestingly, the miniseries contains allusions to Atlanta, the home of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Could it be that "Coma" is based on a true story that someone wants to keep hidden?
Besides "Coma," a Tony Scott documentary is set to air next year on the National Geographic Channel, "Killing Lincoln." Supposedly, the film lends credence to conspiracy theories surrounding the death of the former President.
Maybe the pressure on Scott wasn't because of a project already set to air, but something in the files. At the time of Scott's alleged suicide, he was working on a few other projects — the most notable of which being the sequel to "Top Gun," the 1986 blockbuster. The sequel was going to be based on the use of drones in modern combat. Scott spent the last few days of his life at a naval air station in Fallon, Nev., doing research for the film. In 2009, there were reports of UFOs at the station. Did Scott discover something while at Fallon?
If "Coma," "Killing Lincoln" or "Top Gun 2" isn't to blame for Scott's death, perhaps the answer can be found somewhere behind the making of "Obama's America 2016," a recently released film that seeks to explain Obama's past and his plans for the future. Scott has a connection to the movie through Gerald R. Molen, the producer of the film. Molen, Scott and Tom Cruise have a cinematic triangle of sorts. Molen, Scott and Cruise worked together on the 1990 film "Days of Thunder." Molen worked with Cruise on the set of "Rain Man" and "Minority Report." Scott and Cruise worked alongside each other in "Top Gun" and were spending time together shortly before Scott's death.
Even though I can't say for sure what took place on Sunday, I'm fairly certain of what will happen in coming weeks. First, an autopsy will be released and the alleged suicide will be blamed on drug use or an unknown medical problem (the family already refuted the claim that he had "inoperable brain cancer," so his behavior will be described in other terms). Second, all of the videos that were supposedly taken of Scott's leap will never be viewed (because they don't exist). Third, more witnesses will come forward to say they saw Scott jump off the bridge (in an attempt to make the story more credible).
Perhaps we will never know the truth, but ABC News' mishandling of the story serves to teach a valuable lesson. Jumping to the conclusion that the media are telling you the truth is a deadly mistake.


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Dehle brauchte ein neues Logo Design und hat einen Wettbewerb auf 99designs gestartet.
Aus 127 Designs von 23 Designern wurde eine Gewinner gewählt.
LMA (aka Logistics Management Associates)
Logistics Management Associates provides consulting and training services to government organizations and defense contractors who sell to government organizations
Current government organizations are located in the USA (DoD, NASA, USPS etc.), United Kingdom, The Netherlands, Turkey, Australia, Singapore, Italy, Spain, and a lot more. We work for Boeing, BAE Systems, Thales, Northrup- Grumman, Navistar, and many others
We are looking to modernize our existing logo. We like the way it looks now, but think it could use a more modern look and feel. We plan on redesigning our website also – but have decided to start with the logo. So the new website design will be based on the new logo (such as colors, fonts, etc…)
The existing website is:
And the existing logo is in the upper left hand corner.
If possible we'd like to see two different sets of submissions:
1) Since we like the existing look, a subtle modernization would be nice using the same colors, layout and similar font
2) We would also like to see submissions that are very different. Our only guidelines are that it looks clean and professional given the target audience. Feel free to explore different colors, fonts, layouts (such as vertical or horizontal), etc…
The files we will require are:
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What is a Psychology Graduate Program?
Psychology graduate programs include coursework, research, and sometimes clinical experience in psychology. They may help students pursue career paths related to the human mind and behavior.
Graduate students study Psychology to gain insight into human challenges. They apply what they've learned to new problems and complete projects in an area of interest.
Psychology graduate programs cover the human mind, personality, and behavior. They explore the ways people interact with each other and the world.
One main application for these programs is addressing mental health problems. You may study what abnormal psychology looks like. And, you may learn how to treat patients with conditions like depression or addiction.
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What Types of Psychology Graduate Programs Are There?
A psychology graduate degree can be earned at the Master's and doctorate degree levels. At the doctoral level, psychologists often earn either a PhD in Psychology or a Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) degree.
Different Master's programs in Psychology include the M.S. (Master of Science) and M.A. (Master of Arts) degrees. The M.S. may focus more on scientific research, while the M.A. may apply psychology theory to behavioral and societal issues. You can also find many different concentrations.
Types of Psychology Majors
- Applied Behavior Analysis (explore the use of techniques and psychological concepts to create behavioral changes)
- Clinical Psychology (focuse on treating mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders)
- Developmental Psychology (explore the ways humans learn, mature and adapt through their lifespan)
- Organizational Psychology (learn scientific methods to improve performance and productivity at both the employee and corporate levels)
- Forensic Psychology (gain a better understanding of criminal behavior)
- Counseling Psychology (learn how to assess mental health challenges and plan a treatment approach)
Popular Psychology Graduate Degrees in Phoenix
Psychology degrees are reported by the National Center for Education Statistics under the category of Psychology.
According to the most recent data (2015/16), 34,177 Psychology degrees were awarded to U.S. graduate students. That is up 4% from 2013/14. The majority (81.9%) of these programs were at the Master's level. This would indicated that a master's degree is the most popular graduate program in psychology.
Do You Need a Graduate Degree in Psychology?
Career paths that require a psychology graduate degree are growing. For instance, the Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that Mental Health Counselor roles will increase 23% by 2026. The same applies to Substance Abuse and Behavioral Disorder Counselors. New jobs may arise from the demand for mental health services among veterans, people with addictions, and others.
You do need a graduate degree in psychology for most career paths in this field. For instance, the Bureau of Labor Statistics states that most psychologists need to earn a doctorate in Psychology.
The amount of education you'll need also depends on your state's licensing laws. For example, Substance Abuse and Behavioral Disorder Counselors in private practice must hold a license. In all states, that means earning a Master's degree and completing supervised clinical experience.
What Psychology Jobs Can You Get with a Graduate Degree?
Many career paths that need a graduate degree in psychology involve working with patients. You could treat people for mental illness or counsel them to resolve personal challenges. Mental Health Counselors are a good example of this. They address mental health concerns ranging from stress and relationship problems to depression and suicidal thoughts. Clinical and Counseling Psychologists have similar goals but may use different techniques. For instance, Clinical Psychologists often give diagnostic tests and design behavior modification programs.
Other career paths involve research or solving problems by applying principles of psychology. For instance, Industrial-Organizational Psychologists help improve productivity and morale in the workplace. They may help organizational leaders plan policies and training programs that get results.
Annual Mean Wage for Psychology Careers
Annual Mean Wage
Clinical, Counseling, and School Psychologists
Industrial-Organizational Psychologists
Psychology Teachers, Postsecondary
Marriage and Family Therapists
Substance Abuse, Behavioral Disorder, and Mental Health Counselors
Top States for Psychology Employment: Psychologists (All Other)
Annual Mean Wage
Psychologists who don't work in healthcare could take part in a variety of industries. Forensic psychologists work within the criminal justice system and apply their knowledge in the courtroom. School psychologists work in educational settings, addressing student behavioral and learning challenges.
Masters in Psychology vs PhD in Psychology?
A Master's in Psychology is typically the minimum education requirement for many career paths related to Psychology. A Master's program usually covers an in-depth overview of the field, including research methods.
Ultimately, most psychologists need to earn a PhD or Psy.D. to meet state licensure requirements. A PhD program delves deeper into the field, with an emphasis on research. Expect to take courses in statistics and experimental procedures. Often, doctoral programs help students prepare for a particular branch of psychology. For instance, you could specialize in addictions or health psychology. To graduate, you usually need to pass a comprehensive exam and write an original dissertation.
Pursuing a PhD in Psychology could be your next move after earning your Master's. Either program (or both!) could be a step toward your career goals. You could even pursue a dual Master's/PhD program, where you enter with a Bachelor's degree and earn your Master's on the way to achieving your PhD.
Psychology Graduate Degree Guide
Masters in Psychology
PhD in Psychology
Sponsored Degree Example: MA in Psychology
Length of Program: 36 credits, 76 weeks
Length of Program: 6 years
This program focuses on applying psychology principles to human experience. Students explore theories, research methods, and ethics in the field. Coursework also includes developmental, social, and counseling psychology.
This program uses a scientist-practitioner model, with a focus on research and clinical experiences. Choose from concentrations in health psychology, clinical child psychology, and neuropsychology.
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What Classes Are Needed for a Psychology Graduate Degree?
Psychology graduate programs cover the scientific foundations of psychology. And, they cover professional applications for that knowledge. You could study developmental psychology and the biological bases of human behavior. You may also take courses in professional practices, ethics, and research methods. And if you pursue a concentration, expect to take in-depth courses in that area.
Courses you could take include:
- History, Systems & Philosophy of Psychology
- Psychopharmacology
- Cognitive/Intellectual Assessment
- Drug Addiction
- Life Span Development
- Multicultural and Gender Issues
- Personality Disorders
- Group Dynamics
- Statistics
What Courses Will I Take?
You could take core and concentration courses in psychology, plus electives in areas of interest to you. Common courses include:
- Psychopathology. This course explores disorders in psychology. Expect to study the causes and diagnostic criteria of mental illnesses. You could also learn how to treat these disorders.
- Behavior Analysis. This course covers adaptive and pathological behavior. You could explore factors that influence behavior. And, you could study how behaviors are learned.
- Psychotherapy. A course in Psychotherapy focuses on how to treat mental illness. You'll study assessment methods, intervention strategies, and how to work with patients.
- Personality Psychology. Many programs offer a course that explores personality. You could study factors that make up a person's identity and self-concept. These include gender, culture, and environmental influences.
- Research in Psychology. Research is generally an important part of graduate school. Expect to take one or more courses in research methods – like statistical data analysis and hypothesis testing.
What Should I know About Accreditation and Licensure in Psychology?
Earning a graduate degree in psychology from an accredited program might be important, depending on your career goals. For example, you may need to graduate from an APA-accredited program to earn professional licensure in your state.
The American Psychological Association (APA) accredits the following psychology graduate programs:
- Doctoral psychology programs in Clinical Psychology, Counseling Psychology, School Psychology, or combination programs
- Doctoral internships
- Postdoctoral residency programs
APA bases accreditation on factors like the breadth and quality of what students learn. The goal is to make sure what is being taught in your program meets current industry standards.
APA only accredits doctoral-level programs. But, the Masters in Psychology and Counseling Accreditation Council (MPCAC) helps fill the gap. They accredit Master's programs in counseling and psychology, with a focus on science-based and culturally responsive education.
And if you're pursuing a counseling psychology program, CACREP should be on your radar. CACREP stands for the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs. They accredit Master's and doctoral programs in counseling.
How Long is Graduate School for Psychology?
That depends on the graduate program and your enrollment status. Doctorate in psychology programs usually take four to six years for full-time students. Psychology master's programs are usually around two years. However, some take as little as one year.
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How Much Does Graduate School Cost for Psychology?
The average cost of a graduate degree from a public institution is $11,617 per year. This means you will be able to find programs both more affordable and more expensive than the average.
This visualization shows graduate tuition costs of four institutions with psychology graduate programs as reported by the NCES. We have then compared those costs to the typically most affordable and most expensive college options, also reported by NCES.
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What are the Costs per Credit for Masters and PhD in Psychology?
Cost per credit varies by college or university. And, state universities may have in-state costs vs. out-of-state costs. Below are a few examples of the cost per credit as reported by these institutions offering graduate psychology programs.
# of Credits Required
Cost Per Credit
Total Tuition Cost
Purdue University Global (sponsored)
60 to 75
$25,200 to $31,500
Grand Canyon University (sponsored)
Capella University
107 quarter credits
$530 (per semester credit, or 1.5 quarter credits)
Saybrook University (sponsored)
68 to 83
$78,200 to $95,450
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Nutrition Facts1 cup: 300 calories, 16g fat (4g saturated fat), 6mg cholesterol, 703mg sodium, 34g carbohydrate (6g sugars, 4g fiber), 8g protein.
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I found this surprisingly good. The soy sauce and butter made the rice very tasty. I forgot to put in the thyme. I added a can of chicken when I added the veggies. I used homemade turkey broth. I didn't have any nuts and used different veggies, just ones that were laying around in the freezer. I did have to bake the rice longer. I baked it for 70 minutes and when I checked there was still some liquid at the bottom. I used a 13 x 9 pan. I put it back for another 15-20 minutes and uncovered one corner of the dish. Then it was fine. I will definitely make this again. I will have to freeze part of it because it makes so much, there are only 2 of us.
Jan 5, 2014
I made several changes to this recipe to make it healthier & vegetarian. I used vegetable boullion mixed with water instead of chicken broth, and omitted the butter & cheese. I omitted the cashews because I didn't have any on hand & don't particularly care for them. I only used 1 tbsp EVVO in the rice mixture & 1 tbsp of EVVO to sauté the veggies. I only had 1 red pepper, so I added 6 oz of thinly sliced baby carrots with the veggies. With the changes I made, I used a website to calculate the nutritional value for a total of 6 main dish servings. Each serving contains: 295 calories, 6.7 grams fat, 0 mg cholesterol, 8.4 g protein, & 6 grams of fiber.We found the rice very flavorful, but next time I believe I'll add a little salt, pepper, and thyme to the veggies.
Aug 31, 2013
Made this the other night for roommates and guest and it was gobbled up completely. My main complaint is that by itself it is a bit bland, the soy sauce alone didn't really cut it. I used anchovy fish sauce to give it a bit more savor, but that didn't really cut it either. I also used, instead of chicken stock, beef stock I had made over a period of 2 days using cow heart and variable spices and vegetables. It was a rich stock and I think it made it more exciting.If I were to make it again, I would likely layer a glutamate-rich cheese (a very savory fresh mozzarella, gouda, or sharp cheddar) beneath the layer of vegetables.I would also recommend mixing bits of baked or fried fish in the rice. Just something to kick it into main dish territory.
Mar 15, 2013
The added soy sauce made this recipe very flavorful while the cashews gave it a nice crunch. The blend of rice with veggies was great, though I did have a problem with the rice not cooking properly the first time I made it. I didn't want to give up on the recipe though, so the next time I made it I actually cooked the rice 2/3 of the way (20 minutes) and then prepared the recipe as normal the rest of the way. That did the trick! Thanks for posting this tasty and healthy recipe. It's a keeper for sure!
Dec 14, 2012
Halved the recipe for just me and my husbandbut I used a frozen vegetable medley I had on hand. Came out just as good. Would make this again for entertaining as well.
Dec 12, 2012
This is fantastic. Made it with ck broth. Family loved it. Could add chicken for a main dish. Barbara
Jan 30, 2012
I made half the recipe and it was so good. It did take a little time because I cut fresh vegetables. I guess you could purchase them already cut to lessen the time.
Feb 5, 2011
Apr 3, 2010
This was excellent. I made it for a friend and she asked for the recipe. I made a half recipe and it worked well


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Have a via C generator
Could Yhc generate C? Maybe from the .hbc file? It should speed things up considerably. Perhaps have a yho (York Haskell Optimiser) that takes the G-machine code and converts it into C? I guess a simple one should be quite easy to do, a more complex one that exploits stuff (i.e. no point pushing then adding, just add directly) would give better performance, without too much hassle.
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Proof of concept port to Cell architecture
People have sometimes commented that a language like Haskell might be a better language for programming a Cell-like cpu architecture than C since it is further from the low level details and so could adapt easier.
The Cell cpu architecture is difficult to code for in C because:
- Highly threaded. The Cell has one main cpu (Actually, the architecture I'm familiar with has 2 PPUs and 8 SPUs.) and 8 small cpus. Threaded C programming is difficult.
- Local memory. Each of the 8 small cpus do not directly address main memory but their own small local memory (about 256K) and then do block memory operations to and from main memory. In essence this is L1/L2 cache but under software control.
- Limited IO. Only the central cpu can do IO operations.
So it would be interesting to see if Haskell really can be implemented on this kind of architecture. For just a proof-of-concept it would be a great deal easier to modify yhc to try this than ghc since the latter is much more complex.
So what might it look like? Well obviously yhc would need to be extended to support concurrent Haskell.
One problem with the 8 SPUs is that their local memory is very small. You would not want to waste space by having a full runtime system on each one. Each SPU should only run the "mutator" parts of the runtime system. Allocation of memory blocks and major GC collections would be deferred to the central CPU.
Like GHC's IO design (at least in the threaded rts), we would want to use an IO manager thread running on the central CPU to perform all IO operations on behalf of each SPU. This would also eliminate much of the rts that is needed to run code on each SPU.
The RTS on each SPU would have to deal with minor GC collections. The GC would use a generational scheme where some proportion of the SPU local memory would used for the first generation. The SPU local memory would be split between the first generaton and those bits of older generations which were currently being read.
The RTS of each SPU would need to be able to determine if a Haskell heap object was currently in local memory or if it needed to be fetched from main memory. Perhaps some software implementation of a TLB would be appropriate. It would also need to deal with 'paging' chunks between local and main memory to deal with accessing objects from older GC generations.
If the RTS were particularly clever it might arrange for threads which are in a MVar reader/writer relationship to be scheduled on ajacent SPUs since these have faster access to each others local memory.
Bytecode optimiser
Hopefully this isn't that crazy... This should collapse multiple bytecode files into one, so you have the standalone executable. It should do optimisation, much more agressively. Particularly inlining could be used. Also duplicate and redundant code should be detected and rejected.
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I couldn't find a reference on .abc bytecode, but its plain text, so maybe someone could reverse engineer it. http://www.cs.ru.nl/~clean/contents/Addison__Wesley_book/addison__wesley_book.html
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Core to Javascript converter
In core to Javascript converter separate page.
Bytecode editor
A simple GUI to edit bytecode files. Allow for creation of new functions. Might be useful for people exploring the G-Machine.
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i was just wondering if anyone has come up with or thought about a solution for inline images and the new iPad coming out.
i would love to use a combination of add_image_size and this jQuery Script (https://github.com/mcilvena/jQuery-Retina-Display-Plugin) to pull this off.
basically, we have content contributors in the office that would upload an image at say 900 x 900 pixels, and then the system would keep one large image for the retina display and then generate another image at 50% of that size for normal displays.
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(Interview for a group host on Redbubble in 2011)
About Me
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Fantastique!!! J'aimerais vous lire en français...AntwortenLöschen
J'aime beaucoup ce que vous faites.AntwortenLöschen
Je viens de lire ce que vous révélez dans "about me " et ce que j'y ai découvert ne m'a guère étonnée notamment en ce qui concerne vos sources d'inspiration : j'avais deviné un certain nombre d'entre elles.
Me fasciné con tu obra y me tomé la libertad de hacer y subir un video a youtube. Si tienes algún inconveniente házmelo saber y de inmediato lo retiro. Saludos: Consuelo LarraldeAntwortenLöschenAntworten
Dear Consuelo!Löschen
Thanks for your video, I like it very much and I love the song from Celine Dion! Cheers Catrin
- Anonym7. Juni 2013 um 10:16
Hi there! I absolutely LOVE your work and I just featured it on my blog! Here is the link if you want to take a look...http://graceandivy.wordpress.com/2013/06/06/art-to-adore-catrin-welz-stein/AntwortenLöschen
Keep up the beautiful work! You are an inspiration!
Best wishes,
Dear Ivy,AntwortenLöschen
Thank you for your nice words! I'm very honored to be featured on your blog, thank you!
All the best,
I love your work.
I put any of your pictures regularly on Google+ :
and I posted this video on Youtube :
Gérard Hermann
Dear Ms. Stein,AntwortenLöschen
Do you do commissioned work? And if so, how might I go about presenting a project to you for your consideration?
Like the rest of the world it seems....I too, have fallen in LOVE with what your vision of the world! Both seen and unseen!
I look forward to hearing from you and hope that you are enjoying a wonderful summer!
Connie Horner
Hi Catrin...AntwortenLöschen
Please check email. Trying to reach you. Maybe in spam folder? Once again, in looking over your site here, I am totally blown away by your work!
I look forward to hearing from you ....
Connie Horner
Hello Catrin,AntwortenLöschen
I am a poet-blogger and I have used one of your images to accompany a poem I wrote. I have correctly attributed the artwork to your name and provided a link back to your Redbubble page, but if you would like me to remove the image, please email me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Here is the link to my site: http://kerryoconnorpoems.blogspot.com/2013/09/another-spring.html
Kerry O'Connor
And what a delightful world it is ... found you at dVerseAntwortenLöschenAntworten
Thank you Liz, I read your wonderful poem "The Bear"!Löschen
All the best to you,
Hi Catrin!!!AntwortenLöschen
My name is Alejandra. I'm mexican. Today see your art and I love it. I feel love, freedoom, light, beauty, faith, peace!!!
One of your images put in my facebook. Is this possible?
Alejandra CamachoAntworten
Thank you Alejandra! Yes, you can post an image on your facebook page, please link it to my blog!Löschen
Thank you & all the best,
Hi Catrin,AntwortenLöschen
Your vision lives in the liminal - so beautiful it dances through my heart and mind. I have fallen in love your piece ' The Tea Cup' because I am a tea mistress and work with tea ceremony. I would love to put the image on my website. Would that be ok?
Dear Jen,Löschen
thanks for your interest in the "The Tea Cup"! If you send me your email address, I can give you more information regarding your request.
All the best,
Dearest Catrin,AntwortenLöschen
I would like to create a story about one of your art pieces and post it on my tiny blog: www.shorteststoriesby.me
It would either be "Clouds in her Coffee" or "the Teacup". Depending on which one inspires me most... :) Of course I link you...
sample story about a piece by Raymond Saá:
thank you,
yours sincerely,
Louisa JuliAntworten
Liebe Louisa!Löschen
Das ist eine sehr schöne Idee und ich bin sehr gespannt, zu welcher Geschichte Sie die Bilder inspirieren werden!
Herzliche Gruesse
Liebe Catrin,AntwortenLöschen
hier ist die Geschichte, ein Mini-Märchen inspiriert von dem Kunstwerk "clouds in her coffee".
Ich hoffe Sie gefällt Ihnen.
Dear everyone,
the story is also in English.
thank you,
Louisa JuliAntworten
Very sweet, I like it!Löschen
Vielen Dank Louisa, ich wünsche Ihnen alles Gute für die Zukunft!
Hey Catrin, I absolutely love your work! I am an aspiring artist and your work inspires me. It amazes me. What you do is breathtaking. I would love to know where you learnt graphic design, because I want to myself pursue it! By the way kudos on your amazing artwork, keep it up!AntwortenLöschenAntworten
Thanks for your nice words :) I studied Graphic Design in Darmstadt, Germany. It was a good school, but I learned my main skills through my work and my working with Photoshop.
All the best to you,
Hello! I was interested in your Sunshine Tattoo Canvas 30x40 and Chasing The Moon Canvas 30x40 on Fab.com but they are no longer available. Is there another place I can get these? Thank you!AntwortenLöschenAntworten
HI KC! Please go to Redbubble:Löschen
Thank you and have a great day!
- Christian16. September 2014 um 09:20
Liebe Catrin,AntwortenLöschen
ich würde gerne eines Deiner tollen Bilder ("Silent night") auf Glas im Kontext eines Raumteilers in einer Wohnung aufbringen lassen. Leider kann ich das Format, das ich für den Drucker benötige, nicht auf den von Dir genannten Quellen (siehe Links) beziehen. Könntest Du mich bitte direkt unter ckny(at)gmx(dot)net kontaktieren oder mir eine Kontaktmöglichkeit nennen, um nach Lösungsmöglichkeiten zu suchen? Ich würde wirklich gerne "Silent night" auf Glas gedruckt täglich in meiner Wohnung bewundern und würde mich daher sehr über ein rasches Feedback freuen.
Beste Grüße,
Dear Catrin,AntwortenLöschen
I am contacting you from an Italian publishing house. We would like to use one of your beautiful images as cover for one of our upcoming books.
If you are interested please write me so I can explain the project in more details.
Otherwise, would it be possible to purchase an high res version of your images online? If so, please let me know where.
please email me at firstname.lastname@example.com
Catrin, I moderate an educational page on FB called Bad Art is Better Than NO Art! I am a practicing mixed media artist and educator. I'm collaborating with a teacher colleague to motivate high school students to have confidence and just MAKE ART even if they think they cannot. I would like to feature your work on the page. Feel free to come over and view the post and interact with the commentors there. Have a wonderful day.AntwortenLöschenAntworten
Dear Geneva,Löschen
I see you posted my work on your page :) Thank you and good luck with your Blog!
Hi! I am the Lead Designer at Disney•Hyperion and I have a young adult book jacket project I think you would be great for. If you art interested, please contact me at email@example.comöschen
Hello, I would love to hire you for an illustration assignment for Angels on Earth magazine.AntwortenLöschen
Please email me if available and interested. email@example.com
Thank you Catrin!
- Anonym17. Juni 2015 um 06:46
Dear Catrin,AntwortenLöschen
My name is Elena and I'm a buyer for the Berlin-based, German online-retailer MONOQI. I really like your design and work and would love to find a way to feature it on our site. Please email me at elena@monoqi,de if you are interested in a collaboration.
Thanks you and best wishes,
- Anonym27. Juli 2015 um 00:53
Dear Catrin,AntwortenLöschen
My name is Djoeke and I work for the Dutch magazine Happinez. Our editorial team fell in love with your artwork and we would like to publish it in our upcoming edition. Could you contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com to explore the possibilities. Thank you.
Hope to hear from you soon and best regards,
Dear Catrin,AntwortenLöschen
I want to ask if it's possible for me to use "Homeward Bound" for brochures and a card
in relation to writing groups I plan to offer women in their 60s and 70s. I'm a psychotherapist
in private practice, website: joanfiset.com
Hi, we are looking for brilliant surreal artists to feature on our website as visual inspiration. We would like to feature some of your pieces and respectfully ask if that is okay. We would link to the URL of your choice. Just let us know if you are okay with that and where we should point our fans. This is our website: submarinelights.comAntwortenLöschenAntworten
Hi Stephen and Meredith! Cool, thank you very much for featuring my work on your blog!All the best to you,Löschen
I love so much your art and you imagination! You inspire me a lot!AntwortenLöschenAntworten
Thank you Naru for your kind words. I feel honored :)Löschen
Hi, I would like to inquire about selling your illustrations, please contact me on: firstname.lastname@example.comöschen
Look forward to hearing from you!
We are a graphic design studio from barcelona, and we would like to use your opera ilustrations for DVDs project cover. We have seen the ilustration of Turandot (Cinncitati Opera) and we liked pretty much. Could you make us a budget to make 40 covers? I dont mind if they are made or they need to be made. If you like to contact us please send an email to email@example.comöschen
Hi Catrin,AntwortenLöschen
my name is Paolo and with my wife Catia we are giving life to an activity of international wedding planner.
We saw your works published in internet: we love them!
We need an immage for our brand identity.
Our project is a cultural proposal. We need an image that is dreamlike but mostly expressing a cultural concept.
If you are interested we will give more informations.
We are sure that our idea can be very evocative for your imagination.
Paolo Pegoraro
Oops, we are from North Italy, Padova.AntwortenLöschen
Der Kommentar wurde von einem Blog-Administrator entfernt.AntwortenLöschen
I am familiar with you work and I was browsing on ebay and came across someone who I think is plagiarizing you. Here is the link http://www.ebay.com/itm/Surrealism-36x24-oil-painting-handpainted-on-canvas-a-boat-womans-face-a3261-/361480342345?hash=item5429e84b49:g:AaMAAOSwgyxWXbPxAntwortenLöschen
hello Catrin i have to talk about an artist and two of his works for an Art project in my school , since i like your works i'd like to talk about you. Can you give a short description of: Love is a Tango and The Flow i would appreciate it alot. thank you in advance.AntwortenLöschen
Love every single thing you create!AntwortenLöschen
"I have far more creative possibilities and I can work much faster then on the CanvasI"AntwortenLöschen
I like the work but the claim digital can surpass an oil painting does not stand. Unless we actually saw some of the work done in oils by you , your claim to surpass painting is flawed. Most of the work derives from painted sources as well as photographs. But essential the physical properties of paint extend the visual range. Yes it takes longer and more skill than digital.Antworten
Dear Breadon, sorry for my late reply and thank you for your thoughts, I really appreciate them!Löschen
What I said was from a very subjective point of view. How I work I think it works best in digital. I could not paint those images, I would not have the possibilities of collaging old and new, or collaging different mediums like oil painting and photographs together. The thought of combining different mediums together and make something new out of them is the essential part of my work.
Off course I admire handmade Artwork, it takes high skills to paint, a lot of patience and time. I did not have any intentions to degrade paintings!
If you want a bit more information about my work, please follow the link below.It is an interview I held 4 weeks ago.
All my best,
My daughter Emma and I love all your pictures so much. You manage to capture different aspects of the feminine spirit inside a moment of surreal beauty. The images you create are brilliant! Thank you so much. Would it be possible for Emma to use some of your images on the blog she is starting? She is 13, and aims to write about things she finds wonderful (landscapes, photography, drawing, her pet rabbit - those sorts of things), and things she finds difficult (mostly to do with school life). She is very responsible. Your images go perfectly with her character and personality. Would it be alright if she stated the images were yours and provided a link to your blog spot? Thank you.AntwortenLöschenAntworten
Dear Indrani, thank you for your nice words!Löschen
Yes, Emma can show some images of mine on her blog, thank you for asking! It would be nice if you could inform me when they are online, thank you!
I wish her all my best for her blog :)
Thank you so much, you are very kind! I will definitely send you a link once her blog goes online. All the best, xLöschen
hi Catrin!AntwortenLöschen
i've been studying your work at school for the past couple of months and i can honestly tell you that i am in love. i was so inspired by your work that i used one of your pieces to inspire my end of year exam. my favourite piece of yours is 'the magic ribbon' because it is just so beautiful and captured exactly what i was looking for in a piece of art.
melissa (15)Antworten
Dear Melissa, thank you for your kind message! I'm very honored you chose my work for your studies at school and I wish you all the best for the future! Take care!Löschen
- Anonym19. März 2017 um 02:21
Liebe Frau Welz-Stein, ich bin zufälle auf eine Ihrer Arbeiten gestoßen und würde Ihnen gern ein paar Fragen die Rechte betreffend stellen. Aber ich finde keine Mailadresse von Ihnen und ich will auch nicht alles öffentlich machen. Können Sie mir denn Ihre Mailadresse geben? Mich finden Sie hier: www.jasminbehrouzi.comAntwortenLöschen
Hello Catrin,AntwortenLöschen
I discovered your work by chance and I love it ! it's just tremendously impressive and original. Do you allow me to talk about your work and post your works on my site ? I'd love to !
Dear Agnes, thank you for your nice words! Yes, you can post images of mine on your blog, please give me a notice when it is online, thanks!Löschen
- Anonym22. Juni 2017 um 11:16
Salut je suis Cica et j'ai 17 ans. Je ne sais pas , si tu connais le surrealist Salvador Dali, mais je trouve que tes arts ressembler son style beaucoup et j'adore tes peintures et les de lui . Ces sont lesquelles m'inspirer le plus. Merci pour exister et faire des trop belles peintures. CicaAntwortenLöschenAntworten
Dear Cica, thank you for your nice words! I know Salvador Dali and I admire his art very much. He and Magritte have a lot of influence in my surreal work! Take care, CatrinLöschen
Hello Catrin, we love your work. We are a small craft jewelry company and would be interested to know if you accept orders to create logos or corporate image designed exclusively. We would love to have you in our team and that you would design our logo, would it be possible? If you are interested, please contact us at this address: firstname.lastname@example.comöschen
Thank you very much!!
Hello Catrin, my name is Camila and I have a small business in Brazil to sell small cakes called opaodemel. I work with advertising and my partner with marketing and having kids we decided to have our own business.AntwortenLöschen
Our packaging is based in surrealistic illustrations and now we are looking for one to Christmas and I found one that we love. I`d like to know if you have any interest to sell the rights to use the illustration called Imagination to use on our packaging. If you want to check on us our instagram is @opaodemel
If you have any interest please contact us at this email : firstname.lastname@example.com
Thank you, and you have an amazing work.
Hi Catrin, I'd love to get "Eva's Fjord" as a poster. Would that be possible? Thanks! Femke: email@example.comöschen
Dear Catrin. I love your Art and I want to ask if it's possible to use yours graphics and napkins to decoupage and MixMedia crafts? This is my hobby and I create few work in month, and sometimes on order.But this not a Large - scale.AntwortenLöschen
Thank you for yor time.
Best regards from Frankfurt.
Your works just call to me from the depths of my being. My apartment is done as a celebration of the Divine Feminine in all of its many manifestations. I have Renoir, Degas, Klimt, Mucha Giclee prints, Art Nouveau and Art Deco figurines. Lady Head Vases from the 40's and 50's. All of theee things make me very happy, and, as an aside, have been helping to heal me from various health issues. The feminine as nurturer... One day, I was searching Overstock for more Giclee prints, when I came upon your work! I was captured. I knew that they were modern productions, but they tugged me from the same places in my soul as did the works I have mentioned above. Especially Klimt. I really am not a student of the arts, dearest Catrin, but I am very much aware of the effect certain pieces have upon my heart, soul, and body. I buy what speaks to me, and always, always what sings beauty. It is such a joy to me to be able to speak to the living author of works that make me so happy and to thank you.AntwortenLöschen
Ogni tua opera mi apre un mondo. Un mondo dove tutto è possibile, perfino far diventare reali i sogni. Un saluto e grazie ... AntonellaAntwortenLöschen
Hallo Catrin, you are a real inspration to me. I love to draw and am 60 years old. Your pictures keep popping up when I am looking for something mostly at pinterest. Greetings from a fan from Eindhoven NlAntwortenLöschen
Wonderful blog thanks so much for sharing. Lovely work :)AntwortenLöschen