The rain came just as I had finished setting up my tent at the
Greenwich Village Art Fair. I zipped myself into the tent and held on for dear life so that the tent and I wouldn't be picked up by the fierce wind. (OK, so maybe I'm exaggerating a bit, but the tent did move!) I feared that my bad art show karma, that made a mess of my last two
outdoor events was again rearing its ugly head. I was on the verge of a meltdown when the rain stopped, the winds died down and the sun tried to break through the clouds. Thank goodness! The weather behaved throughout the weekend, and the cloud cover actually kept things comfortable.
Aside from its blustery start, this show was nothing but fabulous. I made some good contacts, got great feedback from the fair goers, and made some serious moola! I sold 12 original pieces, as well as a boatload of prints and card sets. I've never sold so much in a weekend. What a great feeling! It's so vindicating when others buy things that you've made. Thanks to all who came out to support me.
If you have ever considered doing the Greenwich Village show, I highly recommend it. It's very well organized, the staff is superb and they treat their artists very well. I'll surely be back next year.
I'm now gearing up for my next gig,
Frost and Friends on November 5th and 6th. More info will be forthcoming.
I'll leave you with some of the pieces I had to say goodbye to this weekend. I was a little sad to see them go, but know they are going to good homes and will be well loved.
Ta-Ta!
