We had a great time at Reliant's World Series of Dog Shows last week/weekend! While Wednesday and Thursday were pretty slow, Saturday and Sunday were crazy! So many people stopped by my booth and I met dozens of inspiring new friends!
Here are some shots of my booth. This is the first show using the ProPanels, and we were very pleased with them! They're lighter than air, and amazingly large (4ftx7ft), so they hold tons of paintings. If you've been to my booth at a show before, you've been a part of this transitory set up. First we just used a folding table and some easels. Then we graduated to a homemade wire contraption that held several paintings. At the last show we actually bought old wooden shutters from the Habitat for Humanity's Resale Store, repainted them and hinged them together to create some awesome panels. They create a very vintage, authentic home look. But the ProPanels are definitely the most professional set up we've used to date!
So, here are some photos! Feel free to admire their gorgeousness!
Here are some shots of my booth. This is the first show using the ProPanels, and we were very pleased with them! They're lighter than air, and amazingly large (4ftx7ft), so they hold tons of paintings. If you've been to my booth at a show before, you've been a part of this transitory set up. First we just used a folding table and some easels. Then we graduated to a homemade wire contraption that held several paintings. At the last show we actually bought old wooden shutters from the Habitat for Humanity's Resale Store, repainted them and hinged them together to create some awesome panels. They create a very vintage, authentic home look. But the ProPanels are definitely the most professional set up we've used to date!
So, here are some photos! Feel free to admire their gorgeousness!
View of the booth as you're walking past.
Here you can see all the dog portraits I created to get ready for the show!
The table shot with all the goodies- stationery, mugs, prints, art boxes, mousepads and take home items.
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