There was a great turn out for Gamut Gallery’s opening (December 7).

Here’s my snowman, located in downtown Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania!

My little town has its local artists decorate snowmen every year … you can see my “Wonder Woman Cat Snowman” in the background of this clip! I’ll have more pictures later.

I will be at the Philcon convention the weekend of November 8th.

I’ll be doing a dryer lint demonstration Saturday morning at 10:00 a.m., and then at 2:00, I’ll be on a panel called “Art and Illustration for Profit” with other guests Ray Ridenour, Tess Kissinger, Mike McPhail, Luke Stelmaszek, and Stephanie Law. The description of the panel is: “Book covers? Magazine illustrations? Art shows? Commissions? Prints and posters? How does an artist make money in a genre art field?”

Philcon is an annual science fiction convention held in the Philadelphia area, where you can view great art, meet famous writers, artists, and editors, visit a great dealer’s room, and hang out with fellow nerds.

Also, here’s my latest work: Beauty!

Got a minute (literally)?  Over the summer, the filmmakers at 60 Second Docs spent a day with me and here, months later, is the interview narrowed down to only sixty seconds!

I had a great time at the Emerge Gallery in Saugerties, New York for the opening for their show with art about the Beatles and the Rolling Stones. My “Abbey Road” piece is featured there.

I’ll be at Emerge Gallery in Saugerties, New York on August 3rd from 5 – 8 for the opening of their show “(All You Need Is) Satisfaction” with artwork inspired by The Beatles and the Rolling Stones. My Abbey Road piece will be featured. Saugerties is a cute little town near Woodstock, and I really like the gallery. If you’re in the area, please stop by!

Also, I just finished my latest work, a cat tribute to the Frazetta piece I recently did of the Egyptian Queen.

The web page The Spruce mentioned me today!  In an article called “6 Creative Ways to Reuse Laundry Dryer Lint” they said:  “You may not become as accomplished as Heidi Hooper, the professed “Andy Warhol of Dryer Lint”, but here are six creative ways to reuse and recycle something that is usually just thrown away.