This week I printed, framed, and donated this photograph of the Pennsylvania State Capital Building to “The Capital Chow-Chow” Benefit and Silent Auction. Sponsored by Howard Hanna in conjunction with Pinnacle Health and Penn State Hershey Medical Center proceeds will go to benefit The Childrens’ Free Care Fund. Deciding to donate a piece of artwork [...]
Once again, I’m teaching Elements of Design. This is one of my favorite classes to teach as it is a foundation class that really allows me to see students learn and grow while exploring some of the most basic tenements of art. You would think I would get bored of teaching this class, but I [...]
So often in articles and interview we (the artist) hear references to the main or “keystone categories in art licensing. The advice often goes something like this: “Determine what your top 3 -4 keystone categories are and focus on marketing to them.” However, I have found that this being said, an actual list of the [...]
I had a great time judging the West Shore Camera Club’s photo competition with the theme 3 last night. I was asked to pick one third place, one second and one first place photo for each of 3 categories: black and white prints, color prints, and digital. Here are the winning photos. Black and White [...]
Tonight, Mon. Oct. 17, 2011 I will be judging the West Shore Camera Club’s photo competition. This is the second time I’ve judged one of their competitions and I’m flattered to be asked back. They always have such interesting work with a multitude of diverse subjects and styles. Tonight’s competition has the theme 3, which [...]
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Questions to Ask before Donating a piece of Artwork or Photo to a Benefit or Auction
Oct 27, 2011 · 1 Comment
There are several important questions you need to ask in deciding to donate a piece of artwork to a benefit or an auction. If it is a benefit or auction you need to ask first and foremost: Is this cause something I believe in? You don’t want to have your name and artwork associated with [...]