It's almost, no it is, embarrassing seeing how much time has passed since I last posted anything. It might not be because I have not finished anything since then. I have sculpted newer work; it just never made it to this blog. I've also since painted a few things which for me is a rarity. This past weekend was the Artist Preservation Group's (APG) miniature exhibit hosted by Gettysburg National Military Park. A number of painters came together to display a number of Civil War-themed military miniatures and models. If there were not 200 pieces, there it was close. I was able to complete three pieces and spruce up another two older works for the display. It was a token contribution compared to those with 10+ pieces. The Artist Preservation typically will center its events around sponsoring a project, which more often than not is the restoration of an item of historical significance. The APG is no stranger to restoring a sword, painting, or in this case, the flag of the 2nd North Carolina captured at the Battle of Gettysburg. Here are a few photos from the event.

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