Adam's Arts

Happy Mother's day, in which the significance of is usually underestimated since it does not get the same attention as Christmas and Easter. However, in an age where things that are downright obvious to us is otherwise giving the appearance of becoming lost knowledge in real time, everything that you think should not require a reminder actually do require it.

Also, I have another subject to mention as well. There was news last week that a second MOXI Junction is under construction in Kechi (yes, it is finally expanding after a decade). I do not know what the policy will be on who can be vendors there, but there might be a chance that it could allow my work to be displayed to a lot of people who have otherwise not seen it that much, though I will understand if the focus is ultimately on those who create art and other crafts in that area as opposed to having the same people. This has actually been a long-term goal for a long while now, but it appears the rule of thumb these days is that the vast majority of goals will take longer than anticipated, and you can consider it a blessing if things actually do end up working in the timeframe you wanted.

I am currently figuring out how to keep moving with the Chipboard series, and maybe some of them will wind up on coasters this Summer.

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The 4th installment of the chipboard series.

When also considering the fact that Art at the Amphitheater for May was canceled due to the resuming of construction work in Maize, I need to have something that will maintain an audience and just maybe lead to a surge in sales if a post goes viral.

And here is the second image in the series, showing an evolving landscape without it looking too different, but different enough to be interesting.

I am posting it now instead of next week so people who read this will get the idea sooner rather than later.

Introducing, Neon Chipboard No. 2

Good afternoon.

I have got to thinking, after all of the increase in complexity in some of my recent work, I thought it would be a good idea to somewhat simplify the process for a little while with a new series where, though it is still not simplistic and fast, would not take as long to produce and when it is all done, will produce a nice and consistent series that evolves from one image to the next.

Oh, and there is also a numerical theme to it that counts upward. While it is not intended to cater to children, I think everyone will be able to appreciate what is going on considering how I have nieces and nephews now and how people have built up their own collections of the coasters I began to make many years ago. I am hoping to do up to 12 of these once the series is done.

Let us start with the first one for today.

I give you, Neon Chipboard No 1.