A few paintings boxed and ready to go to the ARTSfest.
My simple display - two sided.
A few handprints!
Showing posts with label Andy Wales. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Andy Wales. Show all posts
Monday, May 9, 2011
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Andy Wales does a graphite portrait of Tom Loomis
Andy's drawing was "unveiled" at the reception for our two man show.
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Andy Wales visits our Intro to Drawing Class!
Andy Wales spoke to us about his passion for drawing and the art form that he has chosen - comic book production! Andy shared with us his story about the birth and growth of his desire to create images. Check here to see an early drawing of Andy's and to discover his blog if you haven't already!
For more on Andy's visit, go to our Intro to Drawing Blog here.
For more on Andy's visit, go to our Intro to Drawing Blog here.
Monday, May 4, 2009
Athens ARTSfest 2
Andy shot this photo of me behind my demonstration table and with my work in the background.
While sitting at his table, Andy Wales captured this "comicization" of me.
The bagpipers marched past during the first afternoon. Very impressive and touching!
Grandson Corey posed with me while his other grandfather took this picture to show off my blue ribbon.
While sitting at his table, Andy Wales captured this "comicization" of me.
The bagpipers marched past during the first afternoon. Very impressive and touching!
Grandson Corey posed with me while his other grandfather took this picture to show off my blue ribbon.
Athens ARTSfest 1
The ARTSfest was hugh again this year. Thousands of people walked through our little corner of the show (cafeteria #1) and many stopped to talk, look, watch and buy. Below is former MU art ed student Lynn Rosenberger talking to the art teacher/comic book maker Andy Wales.
Below Andy is pencilling the final version of a comic book page. 
"Stones by Stalkers" was set up near the door to the parking lot - lots of foot traffic here!
Jillian's penguins sold out the first day, so she had to travel home to make more - another late night.
Val West and her daughter Mandy spend two days away from Mansfield (my town, too) selling gourds in the hallway between the two cafeterias. All told there were nearly 200 artisans exhibiting during the ARTSfest! 
Below Andy is pencilling the final version of a comic book page. 
"Stones by Stalkers" was set up near the door to the parking lot - lots of foot traffic here!
Jillian's penguins sold out the first day, so she had to travel home to make more - another late night.
Val West and her daughter Mandy spend two days away from Mansfield (my town, too) selling gourds in the hallway between the two cafeterias. All told there were nearly 200 artisans exhibiting during the ARTSfest! 
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
