Arts of the Terrace giveaway: And the winner is...
Emily Cline, aka Doodlebugheart!
Congratulations on winning a free print of my work at the Arts of the Terrace!
Emily, I need you to email me two things:
Everybody else: if you're within driving distance of Mountlake Terrace, WA, I'd love to see you at the reception on Friday. Details:
I've been notified I won a prize -- yay! -- which I'll receive at the reception, so join me there and you'll be first to see it!
Emily, I need you to email me two things:
- which print you prefer ("We See" or "Impenetrable")
- your snail-mail address, so I can ship it to you
Everybody else: if you're within driving distance of Mountlake Terrace, WA, I'd love to see you at the reception on Friday. Details:
This Friday, September 28, 7pm-9pm
Mountlake Terrace Library
23300 58th Ave. W.
Mountlake Terrace, WA
I've been notified I won a prize -- yay! -- which I'll receive at the reception, so join me there and you'll be first to see it!
Arts of the Terrace: Giveaway!
As I make plans for how my next year in art is going to go, I decided to apply to a group show I'd heard of but not applied to before: Arts of the Terrace.
Like my previous shows last year, this is also a juried exhibit. It's held at the main library in Mountlake Terrace, WA. The show runs from September 29th to October 7th. I entered two pieces... and both were accepted!
You might remember "Impenetrable":
And the second piece, "We See"...
I realize I've made you wait weeks to see the full view of "We See", and I wanted to reward your patience. With a giveaway!
(No, there's no car under your computer. Sorry.)
I will ship a FREE print of "We See" or "Impenetrable" to the giveaway winner (as long as you have a U.S. mailing address)! And -- AND -- if you meet me at the Arts of the Terrace opening reception, I'll sign your print to you. Personalized and everything!
Here's how you enter to win:
I'd really love to see you there!
But if for some awful reason you can't hang out with me and the other artists (ninth sign of the Apocalypse, intergalactic android attack, etc.), please take a moment during the next week to see the exhibit. And let me know you visited -- talk to me on Facebook.
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| Photo by Red Fish/ Blue Fish Photography |
You might remember "Impenetrable":
(No, there's no car under your computer. Sorry.)
I will ship a FREE print of "We See" or "Impenetrable" to the giveaway winner (as long as you have a U.S. mailing address)! And -- AND -- if you meet me at the Arts of the Terrace opening reception, I'll sign your print to you. Personalized and everything!
Here's how you enter to win:
- Comment on this post (here, Twitter, or Facebook) no later than Tuesday, September 25, 2012 at 5pm (PST).
- Check back Wednesday, September 26, 2012 to see if you're the winner.
- If you won but you're outside the Mountlake Terrace area: email your mailing address to yolisalisa at gmail dot com by Thursday, September 27, 2012 at 5pm (PST). Again, to keep shipping costs down, the prizes go to folks with addresses in the US.
- If you won and you're near Mountlake Terrace: pick up your free, signed-to-you print here:
Arts of the Terrace Opening Reception
September 28, 2012
7pm-9pm
Mountlake Terrace Library, 23300 58th Ave. West
Mountlake Terrrace, WA 98043
I'd really love to see you there!
But if for some awful reason you can't hang out with me and the other artists (ninth sign of the Apocalypse, intergalactic android attack, etc.), please take a moment during the next week to see the exhibit. And let me know you visited -- talk to me on Facebook.
How many readers have you lost to Facebook?
Just realized I hardly ever check the RSS feed for the blogs I like to read; I check Facebook and read posts that appear there.
And I used to LOVE my blog roll, especially the art blogs. Waited for it to update like other people wait for stores to open for midnight-madness holiday shopping. I mentioned that I don't check my blog feeder much anymore, and a friend on Facebook agreed with me:
When was the last time you went directly to a blog? Tell me in the comments -- better yet, tell me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lmb.artist. That's where I spend most of my time these days.
People will hate me for saying this, but I think the days of heavy blog following are dwindling. It's just too easy to do "one-stop shopping" at places like Facebook.See? Exactly what I do: if it isn't in my feed (on Facebook or Twitter), I won't see it. Another friend who's a well-known jewelry artist told her followers/readers to join her on Facebook too. She hasn't written a blog post since January. Yet I've heard that maintaining a blog helps maintain your status as an expert on your chosen subject(s). Huh.
When was the last time you went directly to a blog? Tell me in the comments -- better yet, tell me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lmb.artist. That's where I spend most of my time these days.