One Fish. Two Fish. Three Fish Studios.
I paid a lovely visit over to the Dogpatch neighborhood of San Francisco yesterday. Home to artists' lofts, shipping containers, and good old dive saloons. I was visiting artists Annie Galvin and Eric Rewitzer at their Three Fish Studios, to pick up a commissioned painting Annie did for me. Bellisimo! And it is - see below! Thanks so much Annie!
While I was there, I snapped a few photos of the lofts, their Three Fish Studios space and some of the married duo's latest artwork. Eric and Annie now have an online shop, and have plans to host some upcoming art classes in lino cut prints, Encaustic painting, and etching to name a few, so stay tuned for more about that. Annie also has an upcoming show at Louie, on April 26th (a reminder to come on that later!). Here's a sneak peek at the studio and some of their current works in progress. Thanks for the fun visit, guys!
10 comments:
It was so great to have you visit Victoria. Next time, work on an art project while enjoying a glass of wine. It's what life's all about!
you got it Annie! thanks again - i love my painting!! :)
Oh, those bear prints (cards?)? Yeah, I need those. Are they by Three Fish...or someone else?
those are Annie Galvin's paintings and you can find them on the 3 Fish site, or her etsy shop:
http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=15034
I love artists studios, thanks for sharing!
i love to see other artists' workspaces as well. they are always so clean and well-organized (as compared to mine). oh, and i love your new painting!~
ooohhh I want a studio so badly. They always look like such a wonderfully creative space. Oneday....hopefully soon.
Hope not to spoil anything but..
in Italian the right word is Bellissimo (double s)
just in case you're language freaks
;-)
Antonella
Milan, Italy
we figured that out antonella - darn! my mistake, but annie is fixing it for me. thank you, though! :)
Yes Antonella, we both felt pretty silly. I am usually such a good spellchecker. But I fixed it this weekend.
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