Make several versions to get a feel for the possibilities.
Don't feel limited to making one version of the information that will be on your invitation, but make several versions testing different styles of writing.
Make several versions of a single invitation style by moving around text, increasing/decreasing the size of objects, and trying different borders.
Brancusi ended up making several versions of "Bird in Space," and one sold in 2005 for $27,456,000.
Taser International, which makes several versions of the guns, says its weapons are not lethal, even for people with heart conditions or pacemakers.
At this point in his career, Mr. Keigwin has made several versions outside of New York: along with "Bolero Colorado," there's "Bolero Santa Barbara" and "Bolero Akron".
In discussing Duchamp, Keats does not mention that the original Fountain was lost, and that Duchamp made several versions of it in secret, thus preventing his original provocation becoming fetishised.
Presented at the Royal Academy in 1760, the painting was such a hit that Wilson made several versions, including one shown here that depicts the slaughter unfolding on a starkly diagonal slope beside a waterfall.
The Swiss-born artist Henry Fuseli, for instance, made several versions of the famous moment when Macbeth meets the three witches for the first time on the heath.
Cathy Schuchart, staff vice president for the SNA's Child Nutrition and Policy Center, says that more uniform guidelines will help food manufacturers, who often try to accommodate different local and state regulations by making several versions of the same product, become more efficient.
In some cases, developers argued it is almost like making several versions of the very same title, not to mention the various platforms including Java, Java 3D (including JSR184 as well as Mascot Capsule), and versions for BREW, Symbian and Windows Mobile.
