This was the most organized, focused, and caring for vendors show I have ever been to since I started doing shows. The Kiwanis men & women came by often to inquire whether I needed a break, did I need water, and did I know about the hospitality booth for vendors? It was truly wonderful as compared to most shows where once you have checked in you never see them again! The Kiwanis also had lots of homemade cookies, brownies, & rolls to go with the hot coffee. Oh, by the way I sold a goodly amount of my work too. That was not a forgone conclusion as the last two shows were tough. Until about two o’clock there were lots of visitors to the show. At two it slowed way down. Sometimes shows will flash back to life toward the end of the day. Not much of a flash this time. Never-the-less I had a great day sales wise. 

I primarily sold prints and not cards which is a good thing as the prints sell at a higher unit value than the cards. I’ll post the first print I sold for the day. It is called “Surf is Up”. It was taken on the island of Corfu in Greece.