Droids of the Stars Update

My piece "Droids of the Stars" has officially been taken down from the Toms River Branch of the Ocean County Library. Thank you for everyone's support while it was there. I plan to show it next at the Pines at Whiting Fall Festival, and possibly the Art Walk on Main.

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