Third in the Burg

My opening was on Good Friday.
It was probably the most professional show I've done so far in my career.
I talked to a lot of strangers about my work.
I wore a name tag so people could identify the artist.
I had Lisa as my curator, watching over the event.
I had friends from all over come to see my show.
And I even sold a painting on opening night.
Overall, it was a great show in Harrisburg.

 The yellow wall made my show.

 Looking over the balcony into the Midtown Scholar Bookstore.

The chosen one.

Glendora

Last Friday, a restaurant opened up in Glendora, NJ.
It's called Kitchen 519.
But on Thursday, they had a test run opening for friends and family.
I was invited because, well, I had the great opportunity to be the first person to hang my artwork on their walls.
And what a great night it was.

That was the best burger I've ever had.

All of my wonderful supporters.

Go check it out! The owners are so friendly and the food was delicious: http://www.kitchen-519.com/

Support from Friends

It isn't just rewarding to hear a "You're work is amazing!" or "Wow, you painted that?"
What really makes me proud is when a friend admires my work so greatly, that he/she commissions me to create a piece specifically for them.
Currently, I am designing an album cover for a friend jump-starting his life in the musical realm.
His description:
A crowd of people, scared but also excited, running away from something or someone. Bright, earth tones with linear expression.
My depiction:

Gives me some ideas for future work.