It’s the 1st of January, 2010. As a kid, I thought that was an impossibility. 2010, the number alone looks so futuristic.
I’ve been plugging away in the studio and have many paintings and ideas on the go for my June 2010 solo exhibition. I’ll also be participating in two other shows after that, so my calendar is full for the year.
I look forward to sharing all the paintings I’ll be doing. I also have plans to share progress photos and snapshots of the studio (like the “class photo” below of all the dusty clocks I’ve got hanging around).
Happy New Year!
happy new year chris!! looks like an exciting year for you, can’t wait to see your new paintings : )
Ohhhh… clocks. What great subjects for your work! Now, this will be fun to watch unfold!
Hi! Christopher Stott,
No! Paintings? but that is a very nice photograph of clocks.(Especially, that third clock in the front row…Which I think that you captured on canvas.)
Christopher Stott said,
It’s the 1st of January, 2010. As a kid, I thought that was an impossibility. 2010, the number alone looks so futuristic…
It’s funny how you can’t imagine years when they are far away and then they actually arrive.
Speaking of years, let me take this time to wish you, your family and friends a safe, peaceful, and Happy New Year too!
Take care!
DeeDee ;-D
I’ve got a dusty clock collection too! Best wishes in the new year.
Dang why don’t you have a navbar at the top of the blog? I wanted to click on FOLLOW (its the only way I follow blogs). Too bad ‘cuz I really like your work.
@DKSmall — if you ‘hover’ your mouse (cursor) at the top of the the page, the navbar should appear.
I’m looking forward to what you will do for the EFG show.
I especially love the typewriter piece!