My showing at Goodyear Marketplace is next Saturday! I am going to take a different approach. I am going to add some educational component to the display of my bags. I so modestly think that my bags are so well crafted that people don't believe that I make them myself. So...I am going to display each piece that goes into the assembly of a bag. I found a giclee of one of my large paintings. I am going to paint over it solid gray and then adhere the pieces. I can just have this gorgoeus thing at the booth. It is WAY better than having a big heap of crap in some corner. I also promise to be more hospitable and speak in italics. I will not sit or eat in my booth. I have really good feelings about italics. OK NOW I CAN'T STOP THE ITALICS DAMN IT ALL!
Finished bag. Lot of pieces! Crazy it you ponder.
I wouldn't watch the newest 2010 version of Karate Kid if someone gave me front row ski lift tickets. Now that movie looks like pure crap. What, does he win the tournament by playing bi-polar wii karate. HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIYAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!
Can you think of any better options than painting over my painting?
3 comments:
I think it is a great idea to show the different components that make your bag. It will definitely draw attention to your stand. And your right your bags are gorgeous. I still havent seen Karate kid :-S
definitely a good idea to show all of the component parts! your bags DO look very professional!
i used to love the original karate kid movies... but refuse to see the new one. total CRAP!
If you DONT want to watch Karate Kid, check out the 10 minute video Lara posted. It confirms how great movies were in the 80's.
I think this and Back to the Future with Michael J Fox were neck in neck for an academy award. Or was that part Deux.
J
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