Ok well this one was a little work but fun and worth it.
We went to Taos last year about a week before Christmas and while there we went to what seemed to be the only art show that was going on in the whole town. While at the show I tried to talk to everyone who would stand still, as always, well I talked to the owner for a little while and at the end of the night before we left we sought him out and told him how much fun we had and how we enjoyed the art and his gallery. We were probably the only people in the place that weren’t from Toas and he asked about who we were and what we did, I handed him my card (as you know it has a very nice piece of art printed clearly on both sides) and he really like the art I had on the card, he told us to e-mail him our site and that he would love to see it.
Well once we got back to the hotel Hannah e-mailed it over and we waited, we woke up early the next day expecting to get an e-mail back saying he loved my work and to come drop some off (we had a box full of art in the car). But nothing.
We got too busy with everything going on and since I never dwell on the past, we forgot about it. After moving to Denver as I was going thought my stuff one day I came across his card. I thought to myself I should call to see what happened, I went back and forth in my head about it for a few days then called. I told him my name and that I had met him at a show there and that I draw those circles and guess what, yup he knew who I was. I asked him if I could send him a portfolio, he said sure and that we could talk after he got it.
Well a few more weeks passed and I called and he said he was really busy and couldn’t talk and he would call me back. He never did and I felt like I should just give up but a twitter friend said that sometimes gallery owners are busy. I gave it about another week and called and talked to the gallery assistant and found out the days the owner was in, so I called back. I asked if he had time to talk and after a few seconds told me yes.
We talked about my style and the sizes and the prices, he told me he liked the figurative work the best and wanted to try out a few pieces after a big show he was planning. So after another few weeks and about 25 hours and 4 or 5 pencils later. I had 3 pieces I wanted to send him and he wanted to receive.
We went to Taos last year about a week before Christmas and while there we went to what seemed to be the only art show that was going on in the whole town. While at the show I tried to talk to everyone who would stand still, as always, well I talked to the owner for a little while and at the end of the night before we left we sought him out and told him how much fun we had and how we enjoyed the art and his gallery. We were probably the only people in the place that weren’t from Toas and he asked about who we were and what we did, I handed him my card (as you know it has a very nice piece of art printed clearly on both sides) and he really like the art I had on the card, he told us to e-mail him our site and that he would love to see it.
Well once we got back to the hotel Hannah e-mailed it over and we waited, we woke up early the next day expecting to get an e-mail back saying he loved my work and to come drop some off (we had a box full of art in the car). But nothing.
We got too busy with everything going on and since I never dwell on the past, we forgot about it. After moving to Denver as I was going thought my stuff one day I came across his card. I thought to myself I should call to see what happened, I went back and forth in my head about it for a few days then called. I told him my name and that I had met him at a show there and that I draw those circles and guess what, yup he knew who I was. I asked him if I could send him a portfolio, he said sure and that we could talk after he got it.
Well a few more weeks passed and I called and he said he was really busy and couldn’t talk and he would call me back. He never did and I felt like I should just give up but a twitter friend said that sometimes gallery owners are busy. I gave it about another week and called and talked to the gallery assistant and found out the days the owner was in, so I called back. I asked if he had time to talk and after a few seconds told me yes.
We talked about my style and the sizes and the prices, he told me he liked the figurative work the best and wanted to try out a few pieces after a big show he was planning. So after another few weeks and about 25 hours and 4 or 5 pencils later. I had 3 pieces I wanted to send him and he wanted to receive.
So ladies and gentlemen welcome Wilder Nightingale Fine Art to the starting line up, located at 119-A Kit Carson Road, Taos, New Mexico, that’s right Taos, stepping it up a bit huh? Ha ha!
We see ourselves being down there some time after winter because we hear Taos is beautiful during spring. Who knows, they might be up for a show or demonstration.
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