New Artwork, Art Walk on Main, and an Update

I apologize for the confusion on when Pink Sweater Girl and The Water Fairy will be taken out of the TRAC Gallery. They did not come down on September 13th and will stay up until mid-October. Because of this, The Water Fairy will NOT be shown at the Fall Festival on October 8. I have updated my previous posts on this change. This was a miscommunication on my end, and I did not mean to confuse anyone. On the bright side, you will be able to see The Water Fairy at the TRAC gallery for a little while longer, so if anyone is interested feel free to check it out.

On another note, I have some new artwork. These pieces will be shown at the TRAC Gallery from mid-October until mid-January. The first is titled "Anxiety", and it features a three eyed girl with glowing yellow eyes behind her. The character is part of my Starlight Kingdom series, along with the robots in Droids of the Stars. The price for it is $35.
The second piece is called "Bubbletopia". It is inspired by the bubble tea plushies I have seen in local bubble tea shops. I love bubble tea, and while Bubbletopia isn't my most thought-provoking work, it still means a lot to me as it captures one of my favorite things. The price for it is $30, and it may also show in the Fall Festival. 


Before I forget, I may attend the Art Walk on Main events in the future. These are run the first Wednesday of every month. While I can't yet guarantee I will be attending October's event, I will try to keep you posted about this. Either way, there are many great artists at these events, and you should definitely stop by to check it out. It is hosted on Main Street in Toms River, NJ.

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