Brooklyn Update

 My cell phone rang late last night.  At that time I figured it wasn't likely a doctor's office or someone trying to sell me something, the people who usually call me that way.  Had to be Tom.  Sure enough, call from Missouri.  I can take that.  

As expected, it was Tom.  Good news though.  My prints arrived there safely, the box looked fine, and he liked the works.  His reason for calling was asking about biographical information.  I sent that to him last week attached to an email, and I wasn't sure what (if anything) was on my website, but whatever is there, it's probably out of date.  We went over the price of the prints as well- what he was seeking, and what I would settle for.  New information was that he was probably going to another print fair in Baltimore later this year, and he would like to have these prints there as well, if they don't sell. I told him I can print both if I need to, to replace those.  He also talked about what he wants for next year's show in Brooklyn.  I have it, but it's bigger, so shipping may be trickier.  I'll deal with that next year.  He also plans to talk me up at the print fair, and promises only good things.  

Just to make it easier, after I got off the phone with him, I sent all the attachments in all the formats again. But at this point it's all in his hands. I'm glad he got the work and he thinks it's worth showing, so I've done my part.  And some more prints may be started soon, if I like my ideas.