the incredible print show 2

Some of my dirty hankies are on show as part of this exhibition at my favourite gallery that i've never visited. The incredible print show 2 is a follow up show to this years incredible print show and features small and perfectly formed print works by a whole range of artists including:

Abigail Halpin
Angela Gwinner
Brenda Rose
Camilla Stacey
Gail Stoughton
Heather Smith Jones
Jaime Derringer
Jenni Freidman
Jennifer Judd-McGee
Judith Heller Cassell
K.Thor Jensen
Laura Berger
Lillianna Pereira
Linda Plaisted
Lisa DeJohn
Lisa Kirkpatrick
Mandy Horne
Nate Krasner
Rachel Saldana
Sara Jensen
Scott Patt
Shuxin Liang
Studio G
Sub-Studio
Susann Foster Brown
Susan Schwake

The incredible print show!

There's lots happening today- one of the things happening is the opening of The Incredible Print Show at artstream. I'm delighted to be part of this show- I have six prints included and am in really great company. All the work is available for sale via the shop and the show runs until the end of June so if you are in the Rochester, NH area please pop in and visit.

Week 3- Project 365

Week 3
Originally uploaded by crunchcandy.

Not the most productive/creative week of all time. But hey! 21 days down and only another 345 to go. My friend suggested that when I get up to 100 days I get some Moo cards made, so I have a physical reminder of this project as well as the photos on Flickr.

While i'm here it's probably a good time to mention that some of my work is already up for sale as part of the Lovely Hearts show which runs at Artstream in February.

C is for...

For the C's I have picked three artists that I discovered via reading other people's blogs, or in the case of one of them, from googling my own name...

C is for Carson Ellis

I'm not sure whose blog was the first one to lead me to Carson Ellis, but since I first discovered her website i've seen other people mentioning her work. I love the simplicity of the line drawings and the soft colours used in the water colour pieces. I especially love the fact that via her blog I am treated to a new image pretty much every day. You can buy Carson's work from the excellent Motel Gallery if you are lucky.

C is for Camilla Engman

Camilla Engman was someone I discovered whilst searching for myself online one day! By now I think pretty much everyone in the blogosphere is familiar with Camilla's work, but back when I first approached her about exhibiting in the gallery I had only seen the paintings on her website. I was charmed by the painting of her dog Moran, and asked her if she would be interested in showing in the UK. When the time came we had a beautiful exhibition featuring several paintings and a selection of her paper works. (The one pictured just had to come home with me at the end of the show.) You can buy work by Camilla in her shop or read about her artful life on her beautiful blog

C is for Lisa Congdon

Lisa Congdon is another person that I discovered via blogging, and someone who seems to be pretty well known amongst arty crafty bloggers. I only discovered art blogs relatively recently (having been stuck in the world of livejournal for years) and it's been a great way to get to see new work by artists you might not otherwise come across. You can buy Lisa's work via her own shop, or if you are lucky you might be able to pick up some pieces at Doe, where she recently showed with her sister. Lisa also has work in a wonderful looking show at Artstream gallery (home of the amazing Susan)