New on the Sheep Incognito website today: HORSE FLY prints and giclée reproductions on canvas
Category: Sheep Incognito Newsworthy
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New Sheep Incognito Events Added for 2015
Check the calendar for New Sheep Incognito Events Added for 2015
I just added a few new events to our lineup for 2015 – among them some of the nation’s largest Irish Festivals…
here is the link to my Event Calendar:
http://www.sheepincognito.com/calendar/
Prices at the shows are a bit lower than on my website, and, you won’t have to pay for shipping on items we have at the mobile gallery.
Also, the mobile Gallery is pretty much the only place where you can snag the newest collector’s cards – we only print a small batch of each card, and they will not be re-printed. They fit neatly into a standard collecting album, so you can start your own mini flock of Sheep Incognito to carry around for a smile on the go.
Come on by for a visit – the Sheep Incognito flock is sure to be somewhere near ewe soon!
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Alpharetta Arts Streetfest 2015 – with Sheep!
SHEEP INCOGNITO IN ALPHARETTA, GA FOR ARTS STREETFEST 2015
We just got a note that we have been accepted into the Alpharetta Arts Streetfest for 2015 – so come visit one of Atlanta area’s sweet gems of a town, and get your smile on with the Sheep Incognito flock!
Mark the dates:
April 18 and 19, 2015, on South Main, Alpharetta, GA
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A New Sheep Incognito Painting Is Bouncing Arount
<strong>New Fun Sheep Incognito Art, fresh off the easel </strong>
Meet the newest addition to my Sheep incognito painting series:
<strong>Title:</strong> <em>Grass Hopper</em>
<strong>Size:</strong> <em>24″ x 48″</em>
<strong>Media</strong> <em>Oils on Canvas</em><strong>Price:</strong> <em>3500</em>
Prints will be available at <strong><a href=”http://www.charisma-art.com”>the Sheep Incognito Sheep Shop</a></strong> soon.
Send me a message if you want to offer the original painting a good home to hang out in.
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Sheep Incognito At The Ann Arbor Art Fair 2014
Come visit the crazy Sheep Incognitoflock of paintings in booth 274 on Liberty & 4th today at the Ann Arbor Art Fair- the weather is the best it has ever been in 28 years!
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Another Trip to Columbia, SC Next Week – Spring Craftsmen’s Classic
Springtime Madness is about to start!
Next weekend we will be hitting the road again for a series of Spring shows – we are more than ready for some warmer temperatures, not having to scrape the windows on the car in the morning, and getting to have a cup of coffee outside in the sunshine.
Which makes it quite a nice thing, that the Spring Craftsmen’s Classic in Columbia is right around the corner. It is always one of our nicer shows to participate in – much like a good family reunion, complete with lots of laughs, a tad of drama, and our favorite stalkers, all in one venue: the SC Fairgrounds.
There will be a huge range of handmade, original, creative artwork and crafts there – some good ole favorites, and some new, cutting edge things.
I will be unleashing some new Sheep Incognito paintings and prints there as well – gotta enlarge the flock, because much like a real flock of sheep, they just keep multiplying.
New kids (or lambs) on the block:
Into The Hills – a rather large landscape in oils, complete with my famous poppies and blue trees.
Into The Hills – Oils on Canvas Pompous Ass
Pompous Ass – acrylics on canvas There might be a few others hanging out for the first time as well – ya just never know, with sheep.
Of course, while we are in Columbia, we will also be checking out the local eateries – our favorite part of any of our tours. From what I remember, there is an incredible sandwich shop with lines out the door in town – and, a brewery that has quite a large range of craft beers to try.
Hotels in town? the Marriott downtown seemed to be a pretty nice place to stay – the price was better than some of the other midrange hotels, they were quite good about customer service (computers down? Free dinner, free drinks while they work on the problem). One downside: the noise level on Saturday night out on the street was a bit distracting after a long day at the show – but then again: maybe we should have joined the party instead.
So if you need something to inspire you next weekend, come visit us at the Sheep Incognito booth at the Craftsmen’s Classics in Columbia, SC – we’d love to introduce you to some new sheepish smiles! (And if we are really lucky, our favorite stalker will be there with his camera again – maybe we can all photobomb together :o)) )
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The Lost Sheep Has Been Found!
TIKI BAAAH Original Sheep Incognito Painting Has Been Found Again!
Update on the missing “Tiki Baaah” original painting:
We’ve located the missing painting! Someone had bought it at an auction, and contacted me to inquire about pricing and a bit of info on it. Through that buyer, I was able to contact the auction place, and find out what exactly had happened. Apparently, it was packaged in a separate box from the rest of the shipment with some other pieces, and the address label had gone missing.
The company specializes in tracking down ownership of lost packages for Fedex, etc. – they were very helpful in getting everything sorted out, paid for, and settled. I even got one of my other pieces back as well.So all is well – if you are interested in the original “Tiki Baaah” painting, I can check with those buyers, how much they are asking or put you in contact with them.
I still do limited edition, hand-embellished giclée prints of “Tiki Baaah” – so if you would rather have one of those, just message me here through FB…it is NOT listed on the website yet…
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A New Sheep Art Flock Member!
A New Sheep Art Flock Member
Here is a preview of my newest sheep art painting I just began this week – it is a work in progress, so the final painting will be different:
title: Dances with Wools
size: 24″ x 48″
media: Oils by Carlos Ruiz of V&S Artist’s ColoursI will post more pictures of the process as I go along
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A Laugh and a Cry
Saying Good-Bye To One Of My Favorites
they say paintings come from the artist’s heart, and there will always be strings attached, when you sell the original painting.
In this particular case, I tend to agree – one of my most popular and recognizable paintings, “Thinking Outside The Box” has meandered on to a new home a few weeks ago.
Granted, it was a trade for some completely awesome work by Mauro Pozzobonelli (his work is phenomenal – reminiscent of old pieces of Venice and Florence architecture) that will be hanging in my livingroom and inspiring me for years to come – but nonetheless, there is always a tug at my heart when I see someone walk out of my booth with one of my originals.
Then again, this just makes space for new work – new ideas – new processes – new attachments…it’s a never ending circle; and, it is what keeps artists creating to put a new face on space in the world. There are definitely worse jobs to have…
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Sheep Incognito celebrate Independence in Pennsylvania
To celebrate not only the birthday of our nation and the freedoms we enjoy in living in this awesome country, but also to celebrate my own personal freedom from oppression, we’ve traveled North to be a part if the Westmoreland Arts& Heritage Festival.
It takes place every 4th of July at the Twin Lakes Park in Greensbugr, PA.
A lovely piece of americana, combied with a lovely setting, good bbq, good music, and good people.
Can’t think of a better way to celebrate!
