Sharing a LFer's website (Chris Honeysett)

[David G. Gagnon]

I just wanted to take a minute to share this LFer's website. I have never heard if him until my brother just told me he bought some prints from him at an art show in Madison this past summer. This is some of the nicest work I've seen in a while.

I have no affiliation with this artist except my brother bought some of his prints.

http://www.chrishoneysett.com/

Enjoy!

DG

[Bill McMannis]

David,

Impressive. Thanks for passing it on.

[Mike H.]

He was at the Tempe Art Festival here in Arizona last month. All black and white images, if I remember correctly. Took my wife over to see his booth, which she had passed by, and SHE bought two of his prints. He has some really big, framed and expensive prints which draw people in nicely and then has some relatively affordable smaller prints and a book which the average Joe can buy. Really impressive work.

[John Kasaian]

What a cool website! Thanks for sharing!

[Walter Calahan]

Lovely, thanks for the heads up.

[Frank Petronio]

You know, if you are going to do a Flash website his is a good example of what to do. The design integrates with his book and other branding -- very nicely put together.

[Merg Ross]

Chris Honeysett has been turning out stunning work for over twenty years.
I first met him at an Art Fair in 1991 and was immediately impressed by his vision, technique and presentation. To that list of attributes must be added an immense dedication to his craft.

I am pleased that others are becoming familiar with his work.

[Mike Lopez]

Merg,

I very much enjoyed the article on you and your work in View Camera a couple months back. I'd like to see more of it.

[Eric Biggerstaff]

David,

Thanks for posting this, I really like his work. I will need to spend more time looking at his site.

Thanks,
Eric

[Capocheny]

David,

Thanks for the heads-up on Chris Honeysett's site... nice images!

Cheers