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I’m not sure what is up with this month, but there are some very cool shows going on. Many of them are online for your viewing pleasure.

The Lineage Gallery has a group show called “Together, Alone” featuring works from Amy Sol & Stella Im Hultberg. The new works from Stella blow me away. I think the thing that I love the best about her work is that she keeps on evolving, unlike many others that get comfortable doing similar works over and over. She lets her work grow and become more intense. These new pieces are so dynamic and rich.

We have the solo show of Mari Inukai, “Kuro-To-Shiro”. Some really great pieces there, I love her style.

Dennis Brown aka Bagger43 has his solo show “Pthalo & Umber” at the ThinkSpace Gallery online as well. There are still many pieces available, I’m surprised. If I could I would snag up either ” Ci’Ci ” or ” El’Ci “. Great price, and I love how brushy they are.

Finally a new artist I have been introduced to, Nicoletta Ceccoli has a solo show at Magic Pony called “Inflorescence”. I’ve very glad she contacted me to let me know about the show, her work is amazing. I love finding new artists that can really control acrylic and come up with some killer work, she handles acrylic much like Keith Weesner does. Head on over to her show and check the work out.

Well, the weekend helped to recharge me and let me take some to time to see what I’m doing, and going to do with the website.
I’ll try to keep going with it as long as I can. It’s just quite frustrating sometimes when the hits on the site don’t jump up very much. I’ve made sure the site is free from ads, and hopefully just a great place to check out. So please add a link here and there, and any artists that I show please do the same.

Anyway, my buddies wedding this weekend was great. As the groomsman and groom walked up to the stage, the 4 piece quartet was playing the Legend of Zelda theme song. Nerdy, but I wouldn’t have it any other way. It was also an open bar, so I’ll have to wait for pics to see what I ended up doing that evening.

Tomorrows going to be a new prints article for the SFWeekly site. It should be up bright and early. There are so any amazing prints coming out, so i’ll showcase some on the SFWeekly site, and of course some here.

I’ll be taking the weekend off, a wedding and some time to work on my own art.

In the meantime I just wanted to ask, if anyone can help spread the word about the Creep Machine. I’ve tried to make sure that this site is a place to learn about new artists, find some cool prints, and do it all without ads. Not even ads related to art. Many of the art blogs I see on the net still have ads. I plan to never use them, but I need your help.

The Creep has hopefully exposed some new art/artists to people, as well as connect some artists to some galleries, but I need some help when it comes to letting people know about the site. All it takes is a link. That’s the beauty of the web, being able to connect to all sorts of people, one person at a time. This can’t happen however, if no one helps to keep the link going.

So, if you haven’t done so, please think about adding a link to your, homepage, blog, myspace profile, etc. I also have banners here that you can use. And if you want to make a banner, send it to me and I’ll add it to the list with your credits.

I’m looking forward to keeping this site online as long as possible, but it will be quite difficult if it can’t grow and draw new readers and artists.

thanks, have a great weekend