It has been a week now since the Oxford International Art Fair - it has passed with the blink of an eye. The experience was brilliant thanks to my excellent "PA" Sue who helped and supported me throughout the weekend especially with the heavy stuff.
Once again thank you to the many many visitors who took time to view my work and present me with questions about the concept and process.   
I do hope some of you are reading this as I had lots of comments about my charred  business cards  and none were left on Saturday  I could not risk setting the fire alarms off in the hotel that night to burn a few more so Sunday visitors got boring straight edges. Out of interest let me know if you 're still in  possession  of a charred one, a unique business card- no burnt edges the same!  

  What's next?- now layering the warm clothing and getting back into the studio to produce some more work for Bucks Open in June  planning sculptural pieces so watch this space.

Thank you to all the people that visited the fair and viewed /purchased my work  I also met a  great bunch of exhibitors. 
Preparing now for the Oxford International Art Fair
 Friday 7th Feb 18.00-21.00: VIP Vernissage & Private View. £ 7 GBP                                                 Book online. www.oxfordinternationalartfair.com 
Saturday 8th Feb 11.00-17.00 Free Entry - Prebook
Sunday 9th Feb 11.00-15.00 Free Entry - Prebook

An exhausting but good weekend 

I'm really looking forward to setting up tomorrow This event has  certainly challenged my chaos
I'm actually organised and ready to load the car. 
I hope to get some good images of the Art Fair - so watch this space.

It is  less than a week  to go before the Windsor Contemporary Art Fair and that equates to 6 days of final preparation and trepidation  Iv'e a niggling dilemma over the quantity of work required as no one can predict  success at these events.
 Having the smallest space available  it wont be difficult to fill,  but how easy will it be to empty ? 
I Have marked out the lounge floor with masking tape to the required measurements of my space so that I can work out my display in advance Its looking like a crime scene - 
I hope I don't get any visitors tonight this is important stuff.