Showing posts with label Autumn on Main. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Autumn on Main. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Saturday - Autumn on Main in Mount Holly

Saturday Elaine and I shared a booth at the Autumn on Main Festival in Mount Holly.  It started out with a quick drizzle and then the sun came out for the rest of the day.  This is a nice festival and I would recommend a trip to Mount Holly next year to check it out.

There were several musical acts during the day, but the last one is one of my favorites.  The Overmountain Men came on at 3:00 pm and played a wide range of work.  It was a good set and I'm glad I got to hear them live.

I took several photos of the band playing and switched to black and white and then some sepia.  I enjoy monochromatic portraits since it takes the color out of the equation and makes me concentrate on the features and contours.

Elaine.

My shelves.

Me.

Please visit the Catawba River Artisans gallery.
You WON'T be disappointed.

My lizard pot.

Walking sticks.

The Overmountain Men.

Local front man, David Childers.







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Monday, October 4, 2010

2010-09-25 Saturday - Mount Holly

Saturday I was at the Mount Holly Autumn on Main festival with Elaine and Paul.  We had a nice setup thanks to Becky Story for the tent and Chris Beloni for loaning me her shelves.  We had high hopes since Becky and Elaine had pretty good sales there last year, but the crowds just weren't in attendance this year.  There was plenty of beautiful artwork for sale, live music, and food.  With 90+ degree temperatures and several other festivals and shows happening simultaneously, the attendees were sparse.

The rest of the pictures are here.

Our tent.


I was on the right and Elaine was on the left.


Chris' shelves really showed off my work.


I tried to keep the display open and airy by not overloading it.


Not my usual "yard sale" look, for sure.


Elaine and Paul.


Advertising for the Kids Zone.


There was a beer and wine garden.


Some of Elaine's work.


Some young customers discovering Elaine's skulls.


The skulls in question.


David Childers and the DC3.

David Childers videos here.



A study of Elaine in black and white.


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