of course, food is the best way to start off anything...irv's mom made the most amazing food. my friends helped me wrap won tons. in the end we ended up wrapping a grand total of 300 won tons. and guess what? all 300 were gone before the end of the night! =]
so this was my artist's statement. and this was how the photos were mounted. i bought boards at home depot and had them cut at the wood-shop in the art department. then with irv's help i painted them black with chalkboard paint. then irv helped me drill holes in each corner. i mounted each image on foam core then use 1/2 inch pieces of foam core to mount the photos onto the boards.
he looks so happy. =]
yeah i used my hands to explain everything a lot that night.
they were hungry [as always].
i had some chalkboards for people to sign. ella loved them. and apparently so did everyone else.
oh and i also printed minicards from moo.com. they had images from my show on one side and on the back was my name and my website.
i love all these people.
my amazing photo teachers...
my amazing parents...
me and paul, we were the featured artists of the night. =] standing in the corner next to each other's art work.
and last but not least my family [minus my brother] and irv's family...
what a night. of course i still need to scan the polaroids and post them. and don't forget, go here to see all my photographs featured in that show.
1 comments:
Tawny, I'm super glad that you got Mason in there even though he wasn't with the other teachers. At first, I was like: Nunz isn't your professor.
Mason is super red! That tan Brit, he's a mason for sure...
I like how you're holding baby Ella in the last photo.
Purple buddies!
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