I'm really excited to have one of my pieces selected for the City of Frisco Art In The Atrium show!  This year I only had one piece selected for the show....but I'm really excited about the one that made the cut.  The reception is Wednesday, November 2nd from 7-9 PM at the Frisco City Hall / Library Complex.  If you are around stop by and see me.  The show will run through August of 2012.

Here are a few new pieces I did a few weeks ago.  I have sold a few of these lately and will get my current inventory up on my ETSY shop this week.  At one point a few weeks ago, I had about 30 unique acrylic transfer pieces.  I really dig these.  They are fun to do!

Well, I know I haven't been posting much lately.....but I have a decent reason.  I've been crazy busy preparing for the Artseen Frisco Artists Studio Tour!  I've been finishing new pieces, prepping older pieces, varnishing, wiring, and everything else that goes along with it.  If you are in the Metroplex area I would love to have you come by and see me on Saturday 10-5 or Sunday 1-5. There is a map available at the above link. I will have all of my work available for viewing and sale.  I will have snacks and of course some Lone Star beer on ice.  For those of you out of town, I will make sure and document the experience and post something next week about it.  Well, I got work to do.  See ya soon.

After many years of wanting to experience the Round Top Antique shows, we finally were able to work it into our schedule this year.  Okay, let me start by saying that it was the most amazing shopping experience ever.  I have never in my life seen so many antiques, collectibles, junk, and rare obscurities.  Vendors come from all over the country and even world to this event every year. Round Top is basically where every big time designer in the country comes to find the trends for the coming years.  It is a very inspiring place for an artist like myself.  We hit up Warrenton, Texas for an all day junking spree from 9-5:30 on day one.  On day two we hit up Round Top, Carmine, and La Bahia from 9-3.  Then we went back to Warrenton from 4:30-6:30.  Here are a few of the many highlights: I picked up some cool old gas station numbers $30 each, smaller gas station numbers - $5 each, 5- $1 70's Texas license plates, 1940's mounted antlers $10, $1 Pearl, Lone Star, and Shiner cans.  We also got an old street sign for $2, a sweet vintage pearl snap shirt for $5 to add to my collection of about 50.  These are just a few things we picked up. If you live in Texas I strongly suggest that you put this on your list of things to do before you die.  You will be blown away.  I'm posting tons of pictures today so y'all can get a sense of what you are dealing with in Round Top.