BFA SHOW PHOTOS - wanna see?

BFA Show Opening Reception!  I loved it.

(note: the show will remain up until July 13th for those who still want to go see)

Photography by Lindsey Marie Sweat:

I put the story's text at the bottom of each piece so people could read the story of "You Should, You Should!"

This wonderful lady found me more than once to tell me how much she loved my book.

I love this pic

Me talking to Will Terry,  "This is how you changed me life forever, Will Terry.  I couldn't have done this without you!"

(only sad part is that my business cards didn't arrive on time so I couldn't pass out the little card to tell people they can pre-order it on Amazon... oh well...)

*Click   here to see and read the book up close*

Here's the delicious food, provided by the fabulous Camie Call:

Here are the other talented beings I was fortunate to have my show with:

Mr. James Allen

Mr. Nate Call

Mrs. Rani Bean

And this is all of us together:

(Oh, except me.  I had to bail before we thought to take a group pic, because of a late night camping trip right after the show... yes I was exhausted)

(Nate, Rani, James... imaginary me)

Highlights:

• Watching children read my story (the reason I put the text below the pics, so kids could see them)
• Having strangers find me to tell me how much they loved not just the art, but the also story.
• Hearing the question over and over, "How can I get this book??  This is incredible!"
• Almost my whole family came, as a total surprise.  Wow!!!  Thanks family.  <3
• Being with other artists and friends, glowing together as we showed off our sweat blood and tears of this past year.
• My roommates all came, some of my best friends, and some friends I wasn't even expecting.  I have the best support!  <3  Thanks, guys.
• Hearing people say, "Aah, I see some Will Terry in your work."
• Watching Will Terry look at my book and give me a sincerest compliment on how far I've come.
• Seeing Perry Stewart.  Thanks for teaching me some arts too, Perry!!
• Watching my brother-in-law go through two times, to read the story again.
• Listening to my brother-in-law tell me how badly we need to get this book to the world, and the importance of it's message.  As if I didn't know.  ;)
• Finally being done!  :)  This was the last step to graduation.  Phew!