PRFM recap

All and all, it was pretty successful:

-the new venue was very open and allowed for more moving around space
-although it was also open air and really really hot
-got a full table for the price of a half, because person at the other half of my table never showed up
-my table was directly across from a radio station's table, which blasted punk music all day. Both enjoyable and shitty, as I couldn't really talk to people without (a) yelling or (b) being (more) awkward (than usual)
-sold over half of the nice books!
-gave away about half the photos i brought
-sold the painted tee shirt and 1 of the painted tank tops
-sold a few prints
-didn't sell as many beer books as I would have liked
-sold 1 drawing
-sold a few things out of the supplies box, but again, not as much as I would have liked
-bought 'The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test" and a Etsy bandanna; and Ben got 3 sweet records and some oven mitts
-might be selling a book to 2 people via internet; one has already contacted me
-gave out some business cards
-gained more experience

stop motion: stryofoam painting

when we get some sound it, i'll upload a version that doesn't look so crappy..
don't really feel like fighting with file formatting compressing uploading nonsense right now, but you get the idea

also, i know its saying zero minutes, but its one minute. i swear there's video there.

Thesis

Hey, I finally posted my thesis. Read it.

http://www.mediafire.com/?wr3aw7fg68jnf9b

good home

This painting went a good home, and i'm pumped to learn how to play the tongue drum.

332 photos- cropped!

Here are some photos for a soon-to-be stop motion film of a painting in progress. Using it for a collaborative project with James.
Later this week, I'm going to take advantage of some university computers and (clumsily) learn how to use a stop motion/film editing program.

fire

taken July 4, 2009

Carbonmade

http://alliepush.carbonmade.com/

Paintings: needs a good home!

I am probably not going to have space for these paintings in when I move, am goddamn tired of moving them around, and hate that they are sitting in storage.

I am looking for a good home (permanent or temporary) for these paintings!
Please let me know if you're interested and we'll work something out: willing to trade (especially for some else's art as i'm also tired of looking at my own), give, or loan. Whatever you want.

Water, oil on canvas, 4ftx4ft; built on frame

Black Holes/Dark Matter, oil on canvas board, about 4'8"x4'8"; built on frame, weighs about 80lbs

Origin, oil on canvas, roughly 4'2"x7'10"; built on frame, very lightweight considering size


Natural Lines: blue, yellow, purple, oil on canvas, roughly 4'2"x7'10"; currently rolled canvas so i'd would need to build hanging supports for it, would be very lightweight

Seriously, really would love for someone to be able to enjoy them!

Outdoor 'studio'

started a new painting yesterday!