I just heard from the guys over at Shack29 that they will no longer be producing giclee prints. Since they were printing my prints for me, that means that they will not be selling prints of my work for the foreseeable future. That’s a bit of a bummer. I enjoyed working with them, and wish them the best of luck. And who knows, maybe we’ll be able to work together again in the future.
In the meantime, that sort of leaves me without an economical producer for giclees of my work. If any of you guys know of a great printer or shop, let me know and I’ll look into it. Or, even better, drop my name on your favorite print-maker. They love hearing from their customers!
The Japanese story of the red thread, the invisible string which connects a person with their soulmate, is much too interesting (and adaptable) an image and metaphor not to play around with. 
Although you couldn’t tell from the humidity, Summer is wrapping up, packing away it’s suntan lotion, and getting ready to make way for Fall. The last few pieces I’ve done seem to have borrowed their color schemes from the heavy heat of late August, with their dense reds and weighty themes. I felt that I needed to do something light and airy to combat the remaining haziness that doesn’t seem to want to go away. Something to capture the upward and hopeful momentum that I’m hoping the new season will bring. 
