AAW Symposium in Hartford

[stolicky]

Toni, this was the status as of Sunday morning.

It was nice meeting Eric and Bob. I have to agree with with Bob, there were only three people that put pens in the instant gallery (I was one). Hopefully there will be more in the future.

 

[stolicky]

I took several pictures throughout the symposium. Most have been uploaded to my flickr account. I sent all of my pics to the AAW for their use. Maybe some will get published?

Here is the link to the set from the Symposium:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/33681182@N08/sets/72157624303807924/

I just ask that if you use these images for anything that I receive credit. Please enjoy them. I was lucky enough to attend this year and am happy to share.

 

[holmqer]

Attended a great demo by Michael Allison on Colorful Luminous Finishes

http://www.michaelallison.us/_Home.html

He showed us how me makes these sorts of pieces. Included a shot of his airbrush setup.

 

[holmqer]

Attended a pair of demos by Joey Richardson

http://www.joeyrichardson.com/

She took us through the process she uses to make this stuff

 

[holmqer]

In the post Symposium discussion with the AAW Board, we learned that the Instant Gallery was one of the largest ever and one piece sold for $50,000!

 

[stolicky]

In the post Symposium discussion with the AAW Board, we learned that the Instant Gallery was one of the largest ever and one piece sold for $50,000!

Wow. Do you know which piece?

 

[holmqer]

Wow. Do you know which piece?

I believe it was that piece in the back right that looked like a 3' x 3' urn formed from leaves