Introducing Great Big Canvas
Starting this week, I will be featuring art from Great Big Canvas, a fantastic service specializing in big - and I mean big - artwork. Sizes typically range from 48×16 inches to 108×36 inches, and can be purchased on canvas or paper. Below are three samples from Great Big Canvas. With more than 20,000 large-format images to choose from, there’s something for everyone!
Updating WordPress
I’m updating the WordPress software, and while I don’t expect any glitches, I do ask for patience until I post that everything was successfully updated.
Thanks!
~Daniel
Update: All set. Nice and painless, just the way I like it. Now, to take care of the plugins 
Update #2: Artistic Opinions gets a facelift! I’ve moved from a three-column to a two-column layout to I can show some art from a fantastic vendor that I’ll be introducing on Friday. There’s still a bit of work to be done, a bit of tweaking, but I’m really happy with the changes - I hope you are, too.
You Still Around?
I’ve had a few people point out that I missed last week’s Art That Doesn’t Suck update.
I know. Sorry.
I’m still around, I’m still going to be doing weekly updates (and more), but I just couldn’t take the time to do one for last Friday. This Friday’s update is already in the can, so I’m back on schedule. Hey, nobody’s perfect
~Daniel
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