Two Hundred Forty Four.

You sound so innocent

All full of good intent

You swear you know best

But you expect me to

Jump up on board with you

And ride off into your delusional sunset

 

I'm not the one who's lost

With no direction, oh

But you'll never see

You're so busy makin' maps

With my name on them in all caps

You've got the talkin' down, just not the listening

 

And who cares if you disagree

You are not me

Who made you king of anything

So you dare tell me who to be

Who died

And made you king of anything

- Sara Bareilles, King of Anything

 

Look! No glass door! I finally stepped outside of the cabinet today and took a real selfie. Ok, well as real as you consider it when I'm wearing prop glasses. But whatever.

 

So question for those of you guys who regularly show your work at fairs/shows - do you just keep a set of standouts or prints that are your "display" prints and order new prints when people want to purchase? I was asked to submit my work for a juried show of local Michigan artists up in Traverse City in October and with the shows at Biggby and now this, I'm starting to wonder whether I should just designate these standouts as display prints only so I don't freak so much over protecting the corners/edges when I have to move them around. Thoughts?

Done