NatureWorks 2008, Galleries, & Wildlife Art…

NatureWorks Wildlife Art Show & Sale 2008 - Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA

First of all, I need to thank everyone that came to the NatureWorks show in Tulsa this past weekend – It was fabulous to meet all of you…and see familiar faces again! My family and I really appreciate your support for us and our work. We really love what we do and are so pleased to see that others enjoy our finished pieces and the wildlife that is so meaningful to us as well! :D Thanks for making the 2008 NatureWorks one of our best showings in Tulsa! :D We look forward to seeing everyone again next year! ( www.natureworks.org )

Also…. Some gallery news – For those who may not know, we are now represented full time in Texas by Whistle Pik Galleries ( www.whistlepik.com ). Their gallery is one of the most beautiful show places that I have seen and the people who run the gallery are superb.

Our gallery in Montana is expanding ( www.moosehorngallery.com ) – they will soon be opening another Moosehorn Gallery in Washington state. The Montana gallery will also be having a large event this summer that we will be attending in Big Sky with a new collection of artwork. …so we will be busy at our easels for a while. ;)

Lastly (..but definitely not least…) An article about our family, "A 24/7 Family Affair", is featured in this month’s issue of Wildlife Art Magazine. Thanks to Wildlife Art and our author, Fran Howard! ( www.wildlifeartmag.com )

5 Responses to “NatureWorks 2008, Galleries, & Wildlife Art…”

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  1. Cindy Haase says:

    Congratulations on all the good things coming your way! I’ll be looking for a copy of Wildlife Art tomorrow.

  2. Jeffrey says:

    Thank you, nice post, very informative. Regards.

  3. Nice going!
    Keep up the good work.

  4. Rebecca says:

    Hi Cindy, Jeffrey, & Steve – Thanks! :D

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