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Thomas Shepherd, a photographer, has the unique position of having been featured on this blog twice. I first met him last summer, during St. Louis' annual artists open studio weekend. He has his own space at Soulard Art Market and that's where I photographed him both times. Click here for the post about him on July 27, 2008.
Shepherd always seems to have a puckish quality when I meet him and his work is full of appropriate wonder. Check out a selection of his work here. Doesn't he look cool in the tuxedo?
WHEN IS THE NEXT FIFTEEN MINUTES OF FAME? Now. Soulard Art Market did a little feature about me and this series on the gallery blog. Click here.
TOMORROW: St. Louis artists' portraits continues as Christy Jones mixes her media.
Thomas Shepherd, a photographer, has the unique position of having been featured on this blog twice. I first met him last summer, during St. Louis' annual artists open studio weekend. He has his own space at Soulard Art Market and that's where I photographed him both times. Click here for the post about him on July 27, 2008. Shepherd always seems to have a puckish quality when I meet him and his work is full of appropriate wonder. Check out a selection of his work here. Doesn't he look cool in the tuxedo?
WHEN IS THE NEXT FIFTEEN MINUTES OF FAME? Now. Soulard Art Market did a little feature about me and this series on the gallery blog. Click here.
TOMORROW: St. Louis artists' portraits continues as Christy Jones mixes her media.
6 comments:
That's awesome! What a glowing review! Not that it's undeserved.
Lovely portraits in this series too.
Congrats on the feature!
I like em both but the bottom on is extra fab. Love the light. The portrait behind him....it had me scrambling for my reading glasses. I enlarged and it still looks out of whack/blurry. Help me out here.
Now I"m off to read your review. How great is that!! See, you cannot quit while you're ahead!
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Nice post. I suspect well deserved too.
A very impressive series of portraits from artist of your native city.
Tom Shepherd please contact me! That is if you remember when I created the death of the unicorn painting. I remember being on the phine with you when I drowned it in the bath tub. ha ha Happy to see yoou still do what you love. send me a e-mail at cornerstonelandscapes@yahoo.com
or go to cornerstonelandscapes@yahoo.org what ever just find me
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