Time Off from My Creative Life can still be Productive

New Postcards -- Trying New Marketing Strategies
While on hiatus from teaching and my art studio work I have decided to focus on marketing the fiber artist side of my life.  So with use of my right arm, right hand and a pitiful use of my left hand - I designed two postcards. I plan to do a small mailing local campaign. My goal is get some interest in commissions from local architectural firms, interior designers, developers, and various potential private patrons.  With the slow economy and the old catch twenty-two, my expectations are kind of low.....but it is still a good move on my part.
 
Here are the postcards. I wanted to use images of work that might be of  local interest.
 

Where my work can be seen in Tallahassee

Why not cool off in a gallery setting and take a look at some of my work?

Check out my some of my larger pieces in the mid-town area of Tallahassee :

1020 ART
1020 East Lafayette Street
Tallahassee, FL 32301-4546

Their new Summer Hours are listed at the left.

On exhibit are some of my quilted maps such as Rattler Country, inspired by FAMU's campus or "A Tale of Two Campuses" based on our city's 2 great campuses. FAMU and FSU.





Or you may want to spend some time in Killearn where you can see my small format pieces at:

The Humidity Gallery
1355 Market Street #A-3
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 222-0380

Please take a look at my "Tallahassee Park" pieces.

I have created a series of cartographic quilts about several local parks such as Lake Ella, Lafayette Park and Dorothy Oven Park where some of you may have tied the knot!