farmers market in san rafael, ca

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I have embedded Google Calendar into my blog and LineScaping site. 

Mini Notecard with Envelope - a set on Flickr

Mini Notecard with Envelope - a set on Flickr

So much fun to make these cards. Currently available to buy only at events/markets.

I hope to see this online in the future!

garden # 109

ink on paper
produced in 2005
14 x 11 inches
shipping within the States included in the price
$300

Night Wave of April Fool

Made at live painting event on April Fool's day in 2011

36x36 inches

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notecard with envelope

3.5 x 5 inches

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LIVE LINES - Oakland CA Feb 4 2011 Gig

Oakland California USA Feb 4 2011


The next one will be on March 4, with larger paintings!


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On the Korea Times

The writer, Son Rak Son, came to the December show.

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Grand Lake Farmers' Market - Oakland CA

The photo is the side part of my booth, and potteries are Scott Wilson's (I can't find his web site). My paintings look great with his potteries. @ Grand Lake Market


This year I am a new member of an organization which name is impossible to remember for me. It is called "Agricultural Institute of Marin" and even in its abbreviate, AIM, it is still hard as the word "aim" has little to do with farming or anything they do. So I tend to call it "Marin Something" or "People Who Does Farmers' Markets." This 'Marine Something' operates high quality farmers' markets in the Bay Area. 


As a new member I didn't know how things operate and I was a bit busy, and on top of it, something went wrong with my email program one day and didn't get emails I was supposed to get. And I failed to cancel my scheduled markets on time on both Saturday and Sunday. I had booked myself as many markets as possible, I just didn't cancel those two markets because emails didn't come to me. 


They would still collect booth fees because I didn't cancel them on time. There I was off to a damage control mission. I HAD to go. I spent the whole weekend long refrigerating myself from early morning when it was still dark. In the afternoon, it didn't get warm. It just got less cold. This was a very hard way to learn how cancellation process works. 


I am glad I went to both markets even though it was a damage control mission. I am proud that I sold 5 pieces of prints in Grand Lake Market in Oakland on Saturday and at Marin Civic Center's Market 6 sales, also all print sales. It was COLD, it was OFF season, and I still made sales. That tells me something.  


People in the Bay Area rock! They are arty people who buy art in a refrigerator-cold weather and bad economy. And 'Marin Something' people rock too. They are helpful and organized. Yes, their fees are higher than other farmers' markets, but I would rather pay that fee and be well taken care of. 

The First Tentants' Show at American Steel in West Oakland

Words cannot describe what this place is about, and pictures cannot show what this place is actually like. I may not be working in this indescribable place, but I will never forget the most unusual place.  

Finally, we, the tenants of “American Steel Studios” -a place words and pictures cannot describe - finally put a show together on cold and wet December 18th and 19th, 2010.

I think it was a well put show with a good mixture, showcasing different fields of art and craftsmanship. It was cold and rainy, and due to not much of publicizing, the attendance was on a low side, but it was more important to do it, since we had been attempting to host a show for quite some time and it didn't actualize till this time. 

 

It was fun, hanging out with other artists for two days. I made 5 small sales over the two days.