Work in progress!
My piece for Perfect Laughter’s Reclaimed show
My significant other found these license plates sitting all folded up in the top of a garbage can outside a Michael’s. I knew immediately they would be perfect for the Reclaimed show. These are just the backgrounds, but I think they help set the stage for the rest of the piece.
Day of the Dead Show Sneak Preview: Perfect Laughter
Dennis and Christina Jacobs are the talented husband and wife team that make up the screenprint extraordinaire that is Perfect Laughter. They aren’t only satisfied with making their mark on the art world with their own work, though. They also bust their asses to bring the amazing talent of other artists to light through their blog (which I have been known to guest post at now and again).
This is an actual sneak of a peak of a preview as it does not contain the whole image. If you are really curious, you can see the full image on their website right now.
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Day of the Dead
Opens October 7th
7-10pm
Starkweather Arts Center
219 N. Main Street
Romeo, MI 48065
586.752.5700
My Everything
Heather Hansma
Acrylic on Canvas
16”x20”
2011
Photo taken by Perfect Laughter
Yes. I already know that I am a cornball. You don’t need to point it out.
Dennis and Christina of Perfect Laughter are such nice folks. They posted about our upcoming show on their blog. Thanks guys!
Here are some photos from the show opening at Lift this past Saturday taken by the lovely Dennis and Christina. I think I’ll be headed back over to Lift soon to pick up one of the posters they designed for the show. They look amazing.
I just published my latest contribution to Perfect Laughter. It is a recap of the new show to die, to sleep by fine artist Jen Beaudoin.
My latest post for Perfect Laughter is now online. It is my coverage of the latest group show at Green Brain Comics’ HEADSPACE Gallery: Visions of MODOK. The show is filled with really strong work that I think you’d be remiss in not viewing, and I don’t say that just because I have a piece in the show.
I just posted my latest piece for Perfect Laughter. It is a recap of the first annual Maker’s Market in Traverse City’s InsideOut gallery.
My very first post for the art blog Perfect Laughter is up right now. You can read about and see images from the opening of The Preserve at Starkweather Arts Center by clicking the image above.
