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Convention Observations

Sarah Finnigan

We’re well into convention season, when many artists get out of their studios to show their work and meet art fans.  When conventions are working for you, the right couple of events can make it financially feasible to pursue the art you want to create, instead of art that you must hustle to complete. Many artists have dipped their toes into their first few conventions. Because success is found through experimentation, the biggest hurdle may…

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Library Love 2025!

Scott Fischer

June 3, 2025 - About a year ago I posted about my local Library, and how I had been doing the Summer Reading Program shirt for 9 years! (See full post below.) Well much to my delight the Library has decided to make a big deal about this 10th year design, inviting me to give a lecture about my entire art career before we premier the latest design. It is happening the same day of this post! June 2 2025 6PM. (If you are in the region you can get the info here: https://www.facebook.com/share/1DW1zZ7qxn/ And get this, are you ready for the theme of this years national Summer Reading program? "Level Up at Your Library"! Which for a gamer and gaming artist like myself, couldn't be more perfect! Cause that is exactly what an art career is folks. Gaining…

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