Draw me, draw me

Hi Swappers!

I do not know for sure, but I think we are going to run into a logistical problem here. Swap-Bot does not team up people in twos... I will try to explain:

If there are 3 persons in a swap, A, B and C - A will get B's details B will get C's details an C will get A's details... etcetera

Therefore when A sends photo to B, A must include postal details, so that when B draws A, B will know where to send the drawing.

Maybe I am making a mountain out of a molehill... Anyway, I am looking forward to getting my photo to draw!

I think I got confused by your question... but let me see if I understood your question with my answer.

There is that link "See the partner you send to" so you open that link, get your swap partner's email and send them a photo.

So you send your photo and address to B and B draws you and sends it back.

Meanwhile B sends their photo and address to E so E and draw them and mail it back.

So it is really a back and forth swap, not a straightforward swap, meaning that you are not just sending something to your assigned partner and that is the end of it, but they have to send something back to you.

Does this help at all?

Yes, that's it! Point is - remember to email your postal (snailmail address) with your photo, or your portraitist will not know where to send the finished product.

In the mean time - I have not yet received the photo I am to draw. May 26 is four days away...! Cannot wait!

xxxxx Erna

i have yet to get one either... I may extend the deadline further.

So, here it is June 2nd and I have yet to recieve a photo to draw. Anyone else in the same boat?

Should I extend the deadline further? And if so, to when?

• the nettie p

Thanks for uploading the pic, Vic! Hope everybody does - I forgot to take a picture of my effort before I mailed it, so I hope I'll see it here. I am thrilled with all the results so far. Great swap, Nettie!

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