Back from Westercon 68

This was exciting in a lot of ways. I was on several panels, and a part of the rotating artist's alley. I also had work in the art show (what didn't sell at the SF con went across town to SDCC's art show). More hair-raising was that this was the longest I've driven and the most intense schedule I've had in the three years of ill health I've been working through. It was a great time of seeing old friends, meeting fascinating people, making new friends, and learning and sharing information.

I posted an announcement in the art show with my work, as I was only able to have one new original work in among all of the prints, and, due to the regulations of that show, it seems advisable to post it here as well.

To my Dear Friends, Fans, Colleagues, Collectors, and anyone who, over the past several years has done me the honor of admiring my work enough to purchase any of it directly from me,
    Three years ago, due to the fact that the contractors working on our home had never seen, or been in, a working art studio, much of my print, paper, and board stock, and my office computer, were severely damaged. As a result, all print editions, unless specifically labeled otherwise, are hereby considered closed.
    Thank you for your past support and your understanding. I am not closing the studio, new works are in progress.

I'm finally not stumbling around here like a zombie, the necessary post convention paperwork has been done, and it is time to get back to work on those new works that are in progress.