"Great Parking Spot" by David Loughry — for Screens and Printing
Hello!
Are you enjoying this image (or a number of my images), even if you're not getting it (or getting them)? Then consider a financial or non-financial Proxri for David Loughry. The word "proxri" (pronounced prox’ree) is short for one or more ProxRewards and is described below in the section called About proxri (ProxRewards)…
About This Image
I couldn't believe this lime green car parked next to that orange wall. Great parking spot!
About Me
For my short artist statement, a mini bio, and related links, please visit my About + More page.
Display Digitally, or Print and Hang
You can get both a JPEG file (2448 x 3404 pixels) and a formatted PDF you can use in several ways. You can use the image on your screen, device, or in a digital frame. You can also print it to hang framed or unframed, as the resolution and size works well on a letter size sheet of paper. Here's more about displaying, printing and hanging.
About proxri (ProxRewards), and deciding on your proxri:
This item has no fixed price. Instead, you can "proxri" for it, which is similar to but different from "pay what you want." This works better in a connected world. Below is your quick intro.
"Proxri" (pronounced prox’ree and short for one or more ProxRewards), are rewards made with the proximity in mind. In practice, proxri are sort of like the give and take of a neighborhood, relationship, friendship or perhaps being a considerate traveler.
You may want the neighborhood, relationship, friendship or location you’re visiting to survive, thrive, and take care of you as you take care of it. You may also want it to persist, adapt and change as needed, which is how proximities stay sustainable and life stays interesting.
This is a way for you to reward, encourage, and/or support my arts, projects, and services (list of arts, projects, services).
How do you proxri? Basically, you consider the proximity, including your benefits, your circumstances, the other party’s circumstances, and some wider context, and then proxri as appropriate.
As part of deciding on your proxri, you'll need to consider my circumstances. There is a minimum proxri, because otherwise platform and processing fees take too much.
You can also proxri in non-financial ways, or a combination of financial and non-financial ways. And you can proxri some now and more later via Proxri for David Loughry.
Still curious? You'll find more at proxri.org. There you'll also find out how to make it easy for people to proxri you, so they know how to thank you and/or reward you for your efforts!
Better yet, discover how proxri are part of the ProxThink Growth Model approach to more enjoyable connected collaboration, as well as Sharing in a Connected World. To get this more complete introduction to proxri, take the short video course Quickstart to Enjoy Collabs (which has public samples, and which you can easily finish during your seven-day trial).
Thanks!
Thank you for reading about, considering, and using this proxri approach, which I created so we can make the most of our connected world. You can track your impact on my circumstances page.