I just finished this piece, One Mile to Go. It's the last of the bigger pieces that I'll be taking. By tomorrow, it will be on a Fed-ex truck heading east. I just have a few small pieces left then I'll be done!!
One Mile to Go
18" x 18" oil on panel
Monday, October 31, 2011
"One Mile to Go"
One Mile to Go and one week to go before I leave for the Waterfowl Festival in Easton, Maryland. November 11-13th you'll find me exhibiting my work at the Armory on Harrison Street. I'll be one of many artists in town for the festival. You'll find paintings, sculpture and wood carvings by some of the top artists in the U.S. at locations all over Easton. The 'flat work' will all be at the Armory.
I just finished this piece, One Mile to Go. It's the last of the bigger pieces that I'll be taking. By tomorrow, it will be on a Fed-ex truck heading east. I just have a few small pieces left then I'll be done!!
I just finished this piece, One Mile to Go. It's the last of the bigger pieces that I'll be taking. By tomorrow, it will be on a Fed-ex truck heading east. I just have a few small pieces left then I'll be done!!
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