Showing posts with label syd herholz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label syd herholz. Show all posts

Thursday, February 28, 2013

Antiquinox Masquerade Ball on Saturday March 23rd

Syd and I have a show coming up on March 23rd!! We will be taking part in the Antiquinox Masquerade Ball taking place at 120 Commercial Street in Worcester Massachusetts!!
 
The show is Steampunk inspired and costumes and masks are highly encouraged at the show. So you know Syd and I will be dressed to the nines...
 
... the 1899's to be more precise.
 
But we both are planning on getting some new Steampunk inspired jewlery and art completed before the show. I got a sneak peek at some of the new gears and keys Syd ordered for the show and you folks are in for a treat.
 
I should also be selling brand new copies from the second print run of the Casque of Amontillado.
 
Our good friends and professional scallywags Jon Hansen and Grace Cherubino will be there selling Scallywag Ceramics at the show. And if you have seen what they're selling you really need to check them out. A great assortment of Tiki Mugs that would be the perfect addition to your home.
 
Tickets are selling out fast so click on the link below to purchase tickets today:
 
 
Hope to see you all there!!

Wednesday, February 27, 2013

Change, my dear. And it seems not a moment too soon...

Every year or so I get bored with the appearance of my blog and I feel it's time to do a little redecorating. It seems as though it usually coincides with Spring. Or at least when it gets close to Spring.
 
The other problem is I've been sorely neglecting this old blog. I guess I've been insanely busy with projects. But that's a lousy excuse because that's why I should be BLOGGING MORE!!
 
My good friend and consumate blogger Andy Fish has scolded me on the matter and rightfully so.
 
Let's be honest. If we don't put in the extra effort to promote our work, how will we get people to take notice?
 
Even though I try my best to do as many shows as possible during the year, online promotion is just as important.
 
What's that? Moot point because NO ONE cares about you, your book or your signature? Doesn't matter. Promote yourself anyways. How are you going to get people to care about everything mentioned above unless you do the leg work. Even if the leg work is using your fingers to promote online.
 
I don't keep a blog or frequent the social web because I think I'm famous. I do it because I want people to get to know my work and make connections.
 
Although, some of the projects I can only really hint at for the time behing because they're still in the planning stage.
 
However, I can tell you that I've been very busy working on the second and third book for author NE Castle's series Loogie.
Much like Paul Magrs's book The Ninnies, this has been a series I've been having a great deal of fun working on. The next two books are still in the works, but if you have not had the chance to read the first book Prince of Pranks, I highly recommend you order your copy today:
 
 
It's already getting some great press from the Feathered Quill and was awarded The Children's Literary Classic Seal of Approval.
 
Did I also mention my wife Syd makes jewelry and you should buy some? Well if I didn't, you should check out what she is currently selling on Etsy:
 
 
Treat your sweetie to a unique hand-made item by my sweetie!!
 
Well, that's all from me for now. I promise there will be more to come later on. Things like Sherlock Holmes on stage in Worcester.... OOPS! I've said too much!! I can say no more ;-)

Thursday, November 1, 2012

Two new books out this coming month

The illustration above is one of the pieces that will be appearing in the book I've been working on with Syd for the past month or so chronicling our various visits to some of the local cemeteries aroun Massachusetts.
 
Another book I am pleased to announce will be a collection of all the Sherlock Holmes related artwork I have done since 2000 like the image of Sherlock Holmes and Mary Russell I did for an issue of the Mystery Review I did many moons ago.
 
 
Both books will be available for purchase just in time for stART at the Station in early December!!