Thank you!

My opening reception at the Hopewell Frame Shop Gallery on Saturday went really well, and I think everyone there had a lot of fun. It was the best opening I've had so far! Thanks to everyone who came out that night, it was a really good crowd. Thanks to Abby, the owner, for having me there and for hosting the evening. And thanks to Brothers Moon Restaurant, across the street for catering - the hors dourves were great.

Note: the Frame Shop won't be open this Saturday, March 10, so if you were planning a weekend visit, you'll have to wait until March 17.

Walnford House
one of my limited edition giclee prints available at the Frame Shop

Limited Edition Prints

I've recently begun selling limited edition giclée prints of a few of my paintings. I'll have them for sale in the galleries I normally work with, or they could be ordered directly from me through my website. My "prints" web page will show what I currently have available, and in what galleries you can currently find them.

This is the first print I had done - it's a spring time scene on the Wickecheoke Creek, between Sergeantsville and Stockton, NJ - one of my favorite areas to paint en plein air:

Wickecheoke Creek

What is a giclée you ask? It's a French word, pronounced zhee-CLAY. It's a high quality print done on a large format printer using archival inks on archival paper. It's a relatively new printing process, but is generally considered to be superior to the traditional printing process of lithography, in terms of both color quality and longevity. Each print will be signed and numbered by the artist (your's truly), and will come with a Certificate of Authenticity.