New Spaces and Affordable Art Thursday

Prepare For The Worst, Hope For The Best...

Today is a busy day in the hive. I'm checking out a new space that wants my work and discussing that project and how many pieces will be needed. Exciting! It's also affordable art Thursday but because of all the hooplah I won't be able to post it until about 5pm today. The new piece will be posted along with this piece (top) which just got back from a show at Kettle gallery...which coincidentally is having their annual fundraiser this Saturday night called FOR THE LOVE OF KETTLE and all the donated works from a ton of local artists will all be up for grabs for $50. A steal! I donated this piece so if you're interested in grabbing it go get it this Saturday

"Choir" up for grabs at FOR THE LOVE OF KETTLE

And let's wish this painting well in it's new home! It has been collected along with a couple of my others by Mr. Randy Parker and I couldn't be more thrilled!

Ok zooming around getting ready for the day, have a great one and see you around 5PM for Affordable Art on my Facebook Page TIGERBEE ARTS

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