Looking for an Illustrator for my bridal website

I'm a Bridal Designer loking for a fashion illustrator for cooperations on my website http://www.giuseppepapini.com/

Dear cor-el, wow you are quick. I understand you better now, but I'm not sure it's a good idea to write to you in dutch, only if you are Dutch yourself.
Anyway, first the location bar is what I call the address bar.
Second I work very simple and easy. I never use the address bar when I'm looking for a website.
I just type the name of whatever I'm looking for in the empty bar on my google page and wait for the response.
Third, most of the sellers I buy from on ebay, I just discovered by accident and I immediately saved them in my favorites bar.
So if I need to go to their website(s) I just go to my favorites bar and click on the name of the seller(s) I'm looking for.
Now to answer the question from your earlier letter, the URL's I'm trying to save are those from the webpage(s) I open on the websites I visit and not from the website(s) itself.
The second part of your last letter from " You can modify......" is too difficult for me to understand.
If it's important I'll ask a friend, a mainframe specialist to explain it to me.
Thanks again for help. Regards, Ruiz

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