The Book Club (16x20 Color Print SIGNED)

I completed a brand new print which Bunny and the Badger will be unveiling at ART IN COMMON taking place in Westborough Massachusetts tomorrow morning starting at 10AM titled THE BOOK CLUB.

 

The illustration itself contains numerous characters from both classic and contemporary literature in a country club type setting. See if you can spot who is who in the illustration.

 

For those of you who are unable to attend the event tomorrow, I will have a special 16x20 print available for purchase on E-Bay. It will be printed on high-quality glossy stock and SIGNED PERSONALLY to the winning bidder and dated.

 

Click on the link below and Happy Bidding:

 

The Book Club (16x20 Color Print SIGNED)

stART at the Station blog: Holiday Art

Every year I try my best to write a blog imparting a little advice to anyone who is new with any of the stART on the Street events. I've been doing the event since 2005. Which I suppose is a drop in the ocean next to the people who have been doing the shows since stART's inception 10 years ago.

I've enjoyed the holiday shows they have held at Worcester's Union Station nearly as much as their Park Avenue shows. Union Station has really been the ideal place for a show of this nature.

But as far as "holiday art" possibly the best advice I could give is think of doing work people wouldn't just hang up in their house on the holidays. But something they would give as a gift that would hang up all year round.

This advice I guess is really more for people who create illustrations and print art.

There is a need for Winter scenes, Christmas trees and stuff of that nature. However, don't just limit yourself to that. I've found that Classic Children's Literature is the ideal subject for holiday art. It's nice to have that image of Peter Pan or Ozma hanging over the bed while you read your child one of their stories.

In the long run, having illustrations like that will make your repertoire all the stronger for potential shoppers.