I met Dan Butler, an artist who had a small booth on Prince Street in SoHo last weekend. He sells beautiful silk-screened t-shirts as well as original prints of his art work. Mr. Butler said he loves what he does and I wish him the best of luck on his endeavor. If you are interested to check out his work, he has a website called, Hand Made in Brooklyn.So do you love what you do?
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Lucky he is, who loves what he does!
No, I don't like what I do for a living, I work in a bank.
beautiful street portrait ! unfornunately i can't open the link ...it doesn't work !Have a good week end :)
I do, I work online .. I work for the internet division of a megaMedia company in their corporate offices .. so I get to play, er, work online all day which gives me the chance to blog AND read other blogs ..
the actual link is http://www.handmadeinbrooklyn.com/
I've always wanted to learn silkscreening. Maybe when I retire from my real job.
What a great street portrait Ming. Take a bow my friend. I'm off to see his work. I'd love to own one.
Do I love what I do? You bet I do. Since my retirement I do things every single day that I love !!!
V
Ming,
Can't get the link to work. Could you check it? Did a search as well and couldn't find David's site.
Thanks,
V
You can tell he's a happy man - look at his face! It seems he does nice work, too.
It is fortunate (and often too rare) to enjoy one's life work.
I've done many things -- teaching was no doubt my favorite. Photography, though, can't be beat, and now that I'm retired, I can spend more time with it!
Thanks much for coming by Ocala DP!
I like this shot. I love what I do totally and utterly, designing and planting gardens and writing about them and photographing them! I am a very lucky girl!
I absolutely do.
I like this guy's work. Thank you Ming!
dan's work is super cool, its hard to tell from the photo but he hand paints those silkscreen prints one at a time! his shirts are nice and fit well too!
his work is quite nice. lucky fellow to be selling his stuff.
I love what I do. I gave up a nursing career (which I didn't really love) to take care of three little people and a husband. There's joy to be found anywhere, even when the days are very long and challenging.
I definitely love my work as a copy editor, and I can't believe I actually get paid to be picky and anal.
I'm with Elizabeth—would love to own one of his pieces. Nice capture, Ming.
yay fellow handmade artists!
What would I like to do? I would just love to do Dan... Ooops. I think there is a typo in there somewhere... Maybe not... Woo woo!
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