Seymour Lenz, Videographer visited my booth at the festival with his camera and then emailed me this link today! What a wonderful gesture. Thanks Seymour!
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Fabulous paintings and video, Elizabeth! Loved the sound effect, too. :-)
ReplyDeletethank you nancy, me too! He did a great job and just wandered into my booth and offered to film for me. Nice man!
ReplyDeleteLovely man to send you the video - he seemed like a real sweetheart - as do you! Also have to say how much I like your pink flamingo - one of my favorite subjects!
ReplyDeleteI'm getting warmed up to trying my hand at paper painting - have my underpainting done - now just have to sort my papers! That could take years! :0)
It's so nice to see your whole booth with paintings so well displayed. I really like the booth panels and the way they disappear behind your fabulous work. It was nice of Seymour to do the little video and make it available to you. Good idea for the next time you do a festival.
ReplyDeleteSYRACUSE WAS WHERE I GREW UP. ALSO KNOW MAITLAND VERY WELL. I'VE BEEN TO THEIR ART SHOW MANY TIME WHEN I LIVE THERE ALSO. GREAT SHOW EVERY TIME. WINTER PARK SHOW IS GREAT ALSO. LOVE YOUR PAINTING. FARM LIFE IS THE BEST.
ReplyDeleteGRANNY FROM FLORIDA
Jo, thanks for all the encouragement and advice on the booth, you are the best! I sold two of the left over giclee prints online this week to a woman in California. She's thrilled to have them. :)
ReplyDeleteGranny, isn't it funny how small the world is and how much we all have in common??