Boxwood Booth Number
This page's soul purpose is to help you find me at the show. :)
Atlanta, GA Dragon Con
BOOTH 3218, 3220
On the 3rd Floor near the front entrance, swing by and say “Hi!”
Boxwood Booth Number
Glad I stumbled across them at DragonCon as we were rushing out for the day. Picked up this playmat to support the artist, but it was not the one I wanted (it’s not on playmate yet), but will keep an eye out for sure when it drops. And will probably have to pick up the art book at some point, too.
I love art but not just any art. When I look at a piece of art it needs to have soul, a spirt flowing from it and this book hits the mark with each and every page! I’ll enjoy it for years to come.
Randy—it was great meeting you in Tennessee, and thank you again for the CD. I’m looking forward to sitting down with it.
Thank you for this—“soul” is a great way to put it, and it’s exactly what I hope people feel when they spend time with the work.
Hearing that it holds up page after page means a lot; that was the hardest part of putting the book together.
One of the things I strive for with each piece is that years from now it’s still adding a new layer of meaning and reminding you why you were drawn to it in the first place.
Warm regards,
-Aaron H.
It's great! I love this piece of art and it will be getting framed soon and placed on my wall.
Thank you for the kind words! Glad to hear True North is heading for a frame soon. Framing is the step people tend to rush, and it's worth taking your time with—the right frame changes how a piece sits on a wall.
So you're aware, there will be a few others that go with this piece as a set. Let me know if there's anything else we can help you with.
Warm regards,
-Aaron H.
I've brought multiple series of drawing from this artist. I love them and get compliments when I have guest over.
Bernard—Thank you for this. Anyone can love one piece, but coming back for multiple series means the work has become part of your home, and that's the highest compliment an artist can get. It's what lets me do this full-time, and I don't take it lightly.
And I love that your guests are noticing. Art on the wall is a quiet thing until someone stops mid-conversation and asks about it—those moments are why I make the work.
There are new pieces coming that I think will sit right alongside what you've already collected.
Warm regards,
-Aaron H.