After a minor day issue after updating my software for word press to 2.8 and realizing that the most important plug-in I use is not ready for the update I spent a good amount of time downgrading back to 2.7.1. This is after I had already added a bunch of new products to my site and then I had to do it all over again, after correcting the issue. After fixing the issue though I then figured out a way around the not ready plug in for the new handling of javascript with the newest word press. Anyways, new paintings and new giclees are available for you to peruse and possibly make a purchase.
Right now I am watching by osmosis “So You Think You can Dance” and it is killing me. Ali and her sister Carly are watching it and I have to say it is retarded and would actually choose “American Idol” over it.
Rest of the week I have been rather busy doing minor things that just seem to take up a lot of my time and I am going to continue doing them for now, and will soon begin building new painting stretchers and getting canvases ready. Until then maybe you hang on every minute waiting for me to update you on my existence.
Oh yeah Happy Father’s Day to all the ones I will not call on that day, you ain’t my Dad!
I have been running around like a mad man getting ready to participate in my first art fair in years. This one definitely ended up better than the first one I did in St. Louis. This time I built portable walls and holders for prints so people can flip through them. The main stay of my booth were my bird paintings and the last piece of my previous body of work titled “The Kiss”, which you can find in the painting section. I sold two pieces which will help pay some bills and had several really good talks with people. The art fair was in Kingspoint park which overlooks the river in Sleepy Hollow, but you have to enter the subdivision of Philipsburgh Manor to get to the park, so not a lot of people actually know about it.
paintings on walls
table with print holders
people and another angle by my pieces
The art fair went along with the local towns celebration of the anniversary of Henry Hudson sailing up the Hudson River before it was named the Hudson River, and I guess he got as far as Albany before the river gets too shallow and narrow to sail his boat. For the festivities they also brought out reproductions of ships that would be around during that time such as the one I have photos of here. It came out around 3pm and fired a shot from the fake cannon and scared the living you know what out of me. It was pretty spectacular to see it though, especially when there where a bunch of modern barges and ships in the river as well.
