Open Studio Tour October 13-14

I’ll be hosting an Open Studio weekend on October 13-14, 2012 as part of the Alamance Studio Tour. Click here for more...

Nandani Maria Sinha, Mezzo-Soprano

Here’s a new WordPress-based website I put together for Los Angeles-based mezzo-soprano Nandani Sinha. Nani has performed in London, Germany, Austria, France and New York, and is currently working with the LA Opera and the Long Beach Opera. She’s appearing this week and next at the Southern California Lyric Theater. Check her...

Cat Manolis: Odd Objects & Provoked Paintings

Here’s a new website I’ve recently completed for visual artist Cat Manolis with eight, count ‘em, eight portfolios (and she doesn’t even mention her Cat’s Wicked Hot Sauce, which is a product that warrants its own website). So check it out! It’s one of my Artist Portfolio sites. You can learn more about them...

Protecting Your Musical Copyrights

Just finished converting this booklet “Protecting Your Musical Copyrights” by Lisa Alter into a Kindle eBook for her law firm Alter & Kendrick, LLP in NYC. If you’re a music person with intellectual property concerns this might be a very good read for you, and the Kindle price of $2.99 is a...

Artist Portfolio Websites

I’m announcing a new web package specifically designed for artist portfolio websites. It makes it possible for the artist to update information and add/remove images from their portfolios using a browser-based interface and requires no special software and no web coding knowledge. It’s built on a WordPress platform so it’s solid and easily expandable. You can check it out here.

Updated Web Sites

After spending most of my time either working on other folks’ web sites or making art, I finally broke down and spent a bit of time on my own sites. The Bourbon, Dogs and Art site isn’t that much different on the surface, but I’ve updated the “innards” as it were and added a real store. The great thing about the store is that I’ve also integrated it into my Bourbon, Dogs and Art Facebook page. As for this...