Blueberry Arts

It has been quiet here on the BBA News blog for well over a month so I wanted to give a shout out and let you all know I am not dead. I am just a new father who had a couple of busy months at work. What does that add up to? No free time for my art. But hopefully that is going to change soon here.

I am planning on finding some time this week to do some more watercolor postcards and hopefully spend some time doing an oil painting again (it was a lot of fun to do it the last time and I am itching to do it again). I also have some black and white photos I took of Phoenixville that need scanned and posted on the site. (Sorry it’s taking so long Laura, I hope your still interested) I will also be making my preparations for Canal Day soon as well. I hope to have a new print and postcard available as well as replenish some of my stock from the Firebird.

I also wanted to mention my new(ish) Etsy store where you can get one of a kind original pieces of art. Go over to Etsy to check it out.

One final note. I am hoping to sometime this month launch a Kickstarter project to fund a black and white coffee table book covering the towns in the Schuylkill valley fron Reading to Conshohocken. I am getting excited about it and can’t wait to share more details about it to you.

Well that’s all for now. Go check out our new(ish) Facebook page and Like us or subscribe to the BBA Blog to keep up to date on all the great art I am going to pump out this summer. See you later.

Come one come all to:

There you will find me pedaling my comics and drawing stuff! They have a lot of great artists (including Dawn Griffin of Zorphbert and Fred and the fantastic Nick Mockoviac. It is a fun show, very inexpensive to get in and it is located within a neat little mall/flea market loaded with all sorts of cool shops. So if you live in New Jersey, Eastern PA or southeast New York, you don’t want to miss this fun show.

See you there!

November has been here for eleven days now, and every November is now Movember. This is my second year supporting this charity to help raise awareness for men’s health and prostate cancer. I do my part every year by growing my mustache and using my art to raise money and awareness. Now, I am getting this off the ground a little late this year. Those that know me, know that I now have a little daughter now home from the hospital. That kinda sucked my attention away from the business of Movember.

How can I help Blueberry Arts support Movember?

1. You can click here to donate.
2. You can buy anything from my shop. 50% of the profits go towards the charity.
3. There are two Movember themed comics at OH-NO Comics whose original art is for sale. 100% of the profit from this will go directly to Movember.
4. Join the Blueberry Arts Movember Team! (it’s never too late to start growing your Mo)

I hope you will show your support. Thank you.