Artomat sales across (literally) the USA



Just received my green card from Artomat today.  





Machines can no longer "kerplunk" my art because supplies are gone.  It's a good thing I have a shipment of Little Inspirations headed there this week.



Since I started painting for Artomat in December 2013, I have sold my tiny paintings in quite a few locations throughout the United States.  





I've updated my map with three new locations from my most recent green card:


District Taco
District Taco in Vienna, Virginia, 



 Honolulu Museum of Art in Hawaii


and 

the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art in Indianapolis, Indiana.

I am grateful to be part of something that brings joy and art education to so many people, all around the country.


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