Win a Print!

We are giving away a free 5″x10″ print (matted to 11″x14″) of The Ice Cutter:There is only one step needed to have a chance to win this print:

1.  “Like” our page on facebook.

That’s it!  Your entered!  Your odds of winning are better than Powerball!

But don’t hesitate, THE CONTEST ENDS MIDNIGHT FRIDAY, APRIL 20th!  Get it while you can!  Stay tuned…

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Artist Reception Photos

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Artist Reception and Print Giveaway!

Tonight, Friday April 6th, from 6-8 pm, I will be at the Boulder Arts and Crafts Gallery hawking my goods and mingling.   The Switchboard Operator will also be in attendance along with the dazzling and charming Mrs. Voorhees.  We will be giving away a print so be sure to stop by and sign up!

Stay tuned for an online giveaway next week.

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Now Presenting: The Switchboard Operator

It’s amazing that just last century, our communication via telephone hinged on switchboard operators tirelessly connecting people by hand!  It’s incredible and something that most of us probably take for granted.  With that, I present the newest (and first female) Job of Yesteryear, The Switchboard Operator!  She will be on display at the Boulder Arts and Crafts Gallery through June.  Stay tuned…

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The Switchboard Operator Roars to Life and an Upcoming Show!

From The Jobs of Yesteryear series

The Switchboard Operator (unfinished)

With a whole week off of school, I’ve actually found some time to put the brush to canvas and make some headway on The Switchboard Operator.  Here’s the progress thus far, hoping to finish it this weekend.

Doc’s (my wife and I) will be at the Boulder Arts and Crafts Gallery for first Friday on April 6th, 6-8pm debuting The Switchboard Operator.  Matted prints of the Jobs of Yesteryear series will also be available for $40.  Hoping to get an online store up and running shortly.

Stay tuned…

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