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Posted: Mon Jan 15, 2007 8:28 am
by Maryanne
We have one of Deborah St. Clair's paintings, from Bajo el Sol. I love her work. And thanks to that person who sent the link of all the artists.
Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 10:07 am
by liamsaunt
I just wanted to bump this up and tell you all that I got my shipment of prints from islandstudio.com yesterday. They are excellent quality, very nice. The best part though, was that for some reason they sent a print I did not order, and forgot one that I did. When I called to figure out the exchange, they said they would ship me the missing one and I could keep the mistaken print for free! Plus, they don't charge shipping. So, two thumbs up for islandstudio.com.

Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 12:07 pm
by Jumbiegirl
I haven't read the entire thread - just popping in to say go see Elaine Estern at her studio. I have 7 giclee prints of hers and I absolutely love them.
Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 3:14 pm
by Ron_L
I love threads like this! I learned three things in the last two posts...
1. Island Studios sounds like the type of people that I want to do business with. Good customer service is getting scarce and when i find a company that does it well, I like to patronize them.
2. I really want to visit Elaine Estern. I have a strange desire to scratch Godiva on the head

Does she hold her Wednesday open house every week?
3. I now know what
"giclee" is

Elaine Estern's weekly receptions
Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 6:28 pm
by fbarnako
Yes, every Weds. 530p-7p.
Free. Food and punch. And now some classical flute players, too.
Elaine talks about the receptions, her art and life in this week's St. John Podcast at Newsofstjohn.com.
Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 10:57 pm
by California Girl
In the Jan. 29th News of St. John, there's a story about an artist who is showing at Banzahf Gallery. The artist's name is Tom Gardner. I fell in love with his paintings online and I hope they're still around when I get there in May. Check out the one named "Lameshur Bay". http://www.michaelbanzhafgallery.com/gardner.htm 