I am giving away all my leftover Christmas Cards over at d'Arteboard.com. No Shipping & Handling or other commitments required.

As they say, however, supplies are limited.  I will make as many more as I can to satisfy demand, but the earlier you respond the more likely you'll get one. 

Here's a sample of one of the additional pieces I'm giving away (others can be seen at the blog linked above):

(Da-Do, I'll save one for you since you already mentioned it).

Over at www.darteboard.com I've posted one of my earliest large safety pin pieces, "In A Silent Way," along with a brief discussion as to its origins.

Click on the image to vew the bigger version at the blog.

Today at the d'Arteboard Blog I posted all 60 of the Holiday Cards I made for people this year. Here's a few free samples, click over to the blog for more:

As of a few weeks ago, some artist friends and I begun a new blog collectively to show off our wares, talk shop, and showcase some other art related things we're interested.  The idea is that, while each of us might struggle to come up with enough posts to keep a blog active enough to be worth visiting regularly, all of us together can provide enough content to entertain more regularly. 

The result is http://www.darteboard.com.

Or, if you'd like the banner version:

Each of us 6 members is required to post once a week, but any of us can post as often as we like or have time for.  The lineup is as follows:

Sunday: A day of rest and reflection

Anyways, because I am required to post more frequently over there than I have managed here, my attention will be shifting there.  Please visit the new site, comment and let us know if there's anything else we can provide to improve it. 

Marlo- Heroes, Apparently he's in Max Payne too

Bubbles- Heroes

Lt. Daniels- Fringe (had a stupid role in Lost for a while), also previously in some weird car ad

Beadie- The Office

Ziggie- Generation Kill

Frank Sobotka- True Blood

Michael- 90210 The Next Generation or whatever

Bunny's voice is used in a Spiderman Cartoon.

D'Angelo's Mom: A hypno-regression therapist in the Terminator Chronicles

You're welcome.