As of yesterday, prints of these three small drawings of mine (all 8 1/2" X 11"), are on the wall and available at Workshop, located at 420 W. Broad. That's on the west end of the Arts District here in Richmond, a short walk from VCU. I mentioned a couple weeks ago that I didn't manage to get anything together for December's First Friday Art Walk. So I just wandered around, checking out the scene and talking to a few artists and galleries. I wandered into Workshop, and started talking to Sean and Justice there. In my current situation (homeless), I look really sketchy, but they were cool right off the bat, and really stoked when I showed them my big Sumatran Tiger Sharpie drawing. We talked for quite a while, and they decided to help me get some exposure as I work to get my living situation back on track. So I dropped off a handful of prints of these three drawings yesterday. They're small and inexpensive, if you're a fan of Marley, Cash, or Biggie you should check 'em out. My large Sumatran Tiger drawing will be up and available at Workshop as soon as I can get a frame for it.
I'm really stoked to be up in a really cool spot in the Arts District, and working with a couple of really cool guys, and I appreciate their help right now. There are a bunch of great paintings and work by others artists, and clothes for sale in Workshop, as well. Check the place out. Here's a
recent article about it with more info, or you can check out the Workshop
website.
Like any creative person, I have a ton of ideas, and hopefully will be able to bring many to life in conjunction with Workshop. Thanks again for the opportunity Sean and Justice.
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