The Artwork and daily life of a Professional Artist/Illustrator. Illustrator of over 60 Children's Books. 419-341-4508
Sunday, June 28, 2009

The group was also treated to coffee and bakery and each person received a gift bag filled with greeting cards and a book mark that was designed by Jodie.
If you would like to schedule a tour group of 12 to 26 people, just contact the gallery for the details. 419-798-3318 or mdcpub@cros.net
Over 100 visitors enjoyed an afternoon & evening of smooth jazz and cool blues by Keith Barber, and the skills of Colin Budd at the pottery wheel. Benjamin Budd (not shown) demonstrtated his expertice in the art of sterling silver jewelry design. The food was provided by La Habana, a little Cuban Restaurant located just a few doors away from the gallery. Wine was flowing and many people mentioned what a great time they had at the event. The next event will be on July 18th from 1:00pm to 8:00pm. C'mon down and see what you have been missing, bring some friends!
Haley, a young and up and coming artist visits the gallery. She was one of 60 artists that was selected to be featured in the gallery. Jodie & her husband, Grant, were asked to judge an art show by the elementary students of Danbury school.
A young artist and his eager sister help Jodie with her latest book. The artist encourages young artists to participate when she is working on a piece of artwork, when time permits.
Monday, June 15, 2009
See you on the patio from 1:00pm - 8:00pm. Saturday the 20th of June.
Sunday, June 07, 2009
Two new releases by Jodie McCallum. One shows antique cars at Put-in-Bay, this is a Sunday afternoon ritual and attracts hundreds if not thousands of kids of ALL ages. Candy is thrown from the cars to eager kids waiting on the sidewalks. Jodie has taken a little "Artistic License," as she is showing children throwing candies to the older folk - kids like to fantisize you know!
The second Illustration shows the children of Lakeside, OH enjoying the end of another fun summer. Some are walking home from the beach, while others are enjoying painting, reading, planting flowers, birding and a host of other fun things. This little community is called the Chautaugua of Lake Erie, as it is a learing center to enrich the quality of life for all people, to also, foster traditional Christian values and nurture relationships through opportunity for renewal and growth. Lakeside has been preserving these values and heritage for over 135 years. So welcome "Sunday Afternoon at Put-in-Bay" and "Lakeside-The Chautaugua of Lake Erie"
The original artwork and signed and numbered, Limited Edition Prints are available.
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