So the art show is coming to a close and I'm happy to say that so many good things have come my way.
Last night the live music event I coordinated was a huge success. My friend Dylan and I played along with others inculding Creative Arts alumni, a beautiful trio (with viola, classical guitar, acordian, hand drums, harmonica, classically trained voice, and spoken word in korean, french and spanish) and a few random people who sauntered in off the street and wanted to jam. The event brought in tons of people off the street to admire the art and music. This was the first time the gallery has ever been open late on a friday night (scary!) and it worked out perfectly!
Secondly, I've been whipping out about 3 portraits a day at the show; too fast to even upload them on here! My work is just getting better and better and faster and faster and each new piece I do amazes me even more.
And here's a big one; one of the teachers from a local art school came in this week and asked me to teach a course there! So, I still have no idea what I'd be teaching; maybe gouache, maybe pencil crayon, maybe portraits, I don't know. But I'm really excited for the oppritunity.
Finally, I've had quite a few new things come up, that I'm not allowed to tell anyone about yet, but YAY!!!
I'm off to work today (at the Macklin gallery) and then back to school tomorrow (the Art of the City gallery) and then have an English exam on monday.
God I love my life.

Update:
Sold a painting yesterday for $300 bucks. Took me 3 hours to do, so I'm makin about $1oo an hour. Oh, and I personally didn't like the painting very much. Score.
Will get back to art after I finish my exams and get some sleep.