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11
Sep
2009
Egyptian Dreams
I had hinted on my facebook fan page that I was going to self publish a book of my photos from Egypt. And after a bit of a learning curve, it’s ready to see the light of day!
It’s an opportunity for those of you who don’t have enough wall space to devote to all my photos from that lovely country to own them and enjoy them.
Egyptian dreams
Scenes from Across the country of modern Egypt, from the pyramids (the only surviving one of the seven wonders of the world) to the Red Sea, an exploration of the amazing beauty of Egypt’s past and present.
That’s the cover of the book, Egyptian Dreams – following the links to it will give you a chance to preview some of the interior of the book as well as front and back covers. I’m really happy with how it turned out.
Let me take the opportunity to say how entirely responsive the support people at Blurb were throughout the process. That along with feedback from others I know who have worked with them is why I’m confident enough to print my book through them. And the copy I have looks brilliant to me!
Still, if any customer has an issue with the quality of their book, please let me know the details as well.
All the details of the book can be found here – if you have any questions, please let me know!
20
Aug
2009
Redbubble Art Sale
As you’ve probably noticed, the prints on my site are all printed by Redbubble.com – an awesome artist-oriented, print on demand service. They periodically offer sales and specials and I wanted to let you all know about their current offering, 15% off all framed prints and canvas prints!
This sale is good now through Thursday, August 27th! So, if there’s anything you’ve had your eye on, or you have started your Christmas shopping, this might be the time to act!
In fairness, this sale applies to anything you find on the Redbubble website. I obviously hope you are interested in something in my portfolio but will be happy anytime you support independent artists!
Here are some of my top sellers for inspiration for this sale! Many more available in my prints section! If you have any questions, please let me know!
London Calling Framed Print
Unknown Horizons Framed Print
What'll Ya Have? Framed Print
Gateways To The Past Framed Print
El Castillo Framed Print
21
Nov
2007
Atlanta Black And White Photography Show
Hello all!
I’m participating in another show as part of the Atlanta Castleberry Hill art stroll this Friday night. Unfortunately I will not be there myself as I will be with my folks over the weekend, but I helped with the set up for the show last night and there’s some truly great work in the show. I don’t envision photos in B&W easily, but I love the results. I struggled coming up with an entry, but submitted this:
There are over 30 artists participating with a total of around 60 works plus tons of matted prints for sale. Perfect opportunity to shop for some art for holiday gifts or for yourself!
Here’s the website for the show, which includes a map.
Nothing new to share for the moment. Although two weekends ago, I spent a day in the mountains taking in the fall color. I just haven’t had time to post any of it. If you’re ever looking for some place truly beautiful for a day trip out of Atlanta, I now highly recommend Tallulah Gorge!
Happy Thanksgiving and take care!
Mark
8
Nov
2007
November Free Shipping – REDBUBBLE
I’ve mentioned several times how neat the redbubble is, and that I’m using them as my primary “print on demand service,” and just in time for your Christmas shopping, more reason to love them!
If you’ve been thinking how much you’d like to purchase a print or a card from redbubble, be it my work or otherwise, redbubble has free shipping this month!
November Deals
20
Apr
2007
Imagekind Partners with Flickr
Quite interesting news from Imagekind yesterday as they have partnered with Flickr. As a casual user of flickr and someone actively advertising my prints gallery at imagekind, this is very interesting news.
One of the things noticeably absent Read the rest of this entry »
