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Do I let my daughter paint the garage door?
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DVD Profiler Desktop and Mobile RegistrantMole
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OK, my 16-year old art-student (when she's not being maths-nerd) daughter announced over dinner, that she thinks it would be a good idea to art-brush our double-garage door....which is currently a tasteful "old fogey" shade of brown. She favours a gothic-biblical theme: lots of angels/ demons etc.....

She's quite talented, so we'd get an artistic work (whatever artistic means  )

So do I say:

1. Not on your life, I like my brown door.....  

2. No, it will upset the neighbours on our terribly middle class estate and they will wreak a terrible revenge (hey, I've seen that X Files episode!!!)   

3. Yes....it'll upset the neighbours....and they deserve it!   


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3) sounds good to me.

Throw off your fogey habits - get a paintbrush and join her..

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Give her free reign.

And I'd love to see it when she's done.
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gor for it = might become a money maker, it is good practice, and might lead to your daughter getting other comissions
As you are in UK, might get her to do my mother's     
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3, if you promise to post pics in process and done.
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3)

You can always paint it over if it's inappropiate.
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#3, but as a professional artist.

Have her submit sketches/cartoons for review by her patron. Insist on approval. Okay the design you like best. Give her freedom to create, but interfere (during the process) enough so she knows whose door/home it is.

Oppose any future destruction (or even modification) of the art, no matter how loudly the neighbors complain.
If it wasn't for bad taste, I wouldn't have no taste at all.

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Quoting Peter von Frosta:
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3)

You can always paint it over if it's inappropiate.


Do not do this to art.

Never.

If it offends you, replace the door and donate the art to a gallery (or back to the artist).

If you cannot afford to replace the door, live with the art until such time as you can afford to replace the door.
If it wasn't for bad taste, I wouldn't have no taste at all.

Cliff
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Quoting Ken Cole:
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3, if you promise to post pics in process and done.


Wonderful idea.
If it wasn't for bad taste, I wouldn't have no taste at all.

Cliff
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Quoting Ken Cole:
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3, if you promise to post pics in process and done.


My thoughts exactly 
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Number 3!  But, you must posts pics of the finished painting here.  Tell her it's part of the deal.  Also, if you don't like the finished piece, she has to buy the door.

At no point should any part of the deal be to paint over it!
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Quoting Floorwalker:
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Also, if you don't like the finished piece, she has to buy the door.


Shes 16. So most likely she paying it would in the end mean, him paying it

Anyway # 3, its just a garage door. Though it might be better to use some of the colour theme from the surroundings, so that it doesnt look too out of place.
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3. Yes....it'll upset the neighbours....and they deserve it!   


That's sometimes a good thing!
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make shure the city regulations allow for it
Sources for one or more of the changes and/or additions were not submitted. Please include the sources for your changes in the contribution notes, especially for cast and crew additions.
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Absolutely #3.

P.S. I wanna see pix too.
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Have her paint the door. Encourage her to utilize her talents. My daughter is in her second year at college and looking to attend R.I.S.D after her course of study is completed. Her artork is proudly displayed throughout the house. If she wanted to paint the garage door I let her.
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