The Mighty Nomad Gallery

I'll be in LA this weekend--actually, my flight leaves in about 5 hours! XD I'm so excited! I'm really tired right now--it's 2:48am--and I wish I could sleep but I have to finish some work for EA before I take off. Argh... must... fight off urge to... ZZzzzzzzz...

Getting this got me all peppy, though!*points above* A flyer/postcard that went out from Craig Harris on The Mighty Nomad Gallery this Saturday from 5-9pm! (On the lower half you'll find Kayli in all her boobtasticness. Hehehe!)

~Genevieve

The Mighty Nomad Gallery Preview

Hey Guys!

I've finally finished my painting for The Mighty Nomad Gallery! Making its debut on December 5th, 2009, this approximately 25x30" framed giclee print on Hahnemuhle Museum Etching paper takes after the gallery's seasonal theme of "Snowball Fight." I enjoyed the two ideas for titles that Joe came up with: first was, "They can Still See You!" and the second, "Yer Killin' Me Here, Lady!" Both of which make the angry rabbit in the center a main character of sorts! ^__^

If you're in the Los Angeles area and would like to see the piece in person, as well as the works of many other talented artists, the gallery info is here:

The Mighty Nomad Gallery

December 5th, 2009

6:00-9:00 p.m.
Los Angeles Meeting and Event Center
10601 W. Washington Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90232

Click here for more details.

Here are some samples, though the following tiny images don't really do the actual piece justice. Also, Joe made the update on the IITS Blog before I did so I am going to be lazy and just copypasta his clever quips straight from his post (Thanks Joe!!). XD Enjoy!

(Click the images to see the larger version!)

Kayli is ambushed on her way to deliver some treats to her forest friends. Her enemies? Gordo, Manty, and... inexplicably, a trained baby arctic seal.

You can almost see a cross-section of Kayli's head,
revealing cob web covered gears... slooowly turning.

(thick Brooklyn accent)
"Yer killin' me here, lady!"

Hardworking patriots doing their part or opportunistic squirrels profiting from the bravery of the field mice? You decide.

The resistance is, in fact, futile.

Babs & Buster: The Final Chapter

If you're interested, yes... the framed print is available for purchase. Please contact me for further details after the show. At some point in the future, I may opt to make smaller sized, high-quality prints available in a limited print run. I'll post more information here as it becomes available.

Hope y'all have a Happy Turkey Day!!

- Genevieve