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A new painting copyright 2010 by erik goetze

Experimenting with StudioArtist 4, Photoshop CS4.

Thank you to Lori Harwood and Christine Scheer for picking some Art of Geography art for the cover of their magazine, and reproducing the color/tonality so well.

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December was art month at the Art of Geography. A two foot square mounted print of Hydromancy at the antipodes of Elysium sold at a gallery, and another painting was selected by a magazine to use on their cover. I will post the details of the magazine issue as soon as it comes out. [...]

Nikolas Schiller: Schiller barely pauses on the way to his computer, which he fires up to reveal hundreds of his map creations. They are places you know — the Mall, Adams Morgan, Georgetown, plus other U.S. cities and war-torn ones abroad. But the streetscapes — photographed from above at a resolution fine enough to just [...]

Now the galleries are hyperlinked, so if you view the map from within Acrobat or your browser, you can click on a gallery icon to open that gallery’s webpage, which might be handy if you want to preview what they are showing. Some galleries appear not to have websites, so I left them unlinked. If [...]

I’ve added a number of galleries which had somehow not made it on earlier versions. Also some restaurants and lounges have been added.

There seems to be an eastwards shift in the gallery center of gravity. That is more obvious now that more of the galleries in “old town” are shown.

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The Palo Alto Walking map makes it easier and more efficient to do the artwalk on First Friday.

For those not familiar with First Friday, a number of galleries and some businesses in downtown Palo Alto (Bay Area) have one night a month where they stay open late, and often have their openings/receptions for [...]

The Pearl Gallery map makes it easier and more efficient to walk the Pearl on First Thursday.

For those not familiar with First Thursday, almost all the galleries in Portland’s Pearl District have one night a month where they stay open late, and many galleries have their openings/receptions for new art then. The Pearl becomes [...]