Slow Changes, But Getting There

So there is no sandwich making competition. It makes me very sad. It's probably too much of a hassle for them to try to put on. So, as far as creating events and helping Terra Java, I have basically only given them more contacts for music showcases and art sellings, along with an interview with Arcadia News. I feel just a little bit like a failure, but I still have hope! I am hoping that Suzy Lippman gets back to me over email (she is a barista at the shop) about an Art Show at Terra Java. It could be the presentation of all the new artists they have coming to Terra Java. Or perhaps an auction of art. We shall see.
So instead of working on a press release for Bobby heading to Regionals or the Sandwich Making competition, I will just make one for Terra Java's new hours and their Perky Hour (kinda like a happy hour for coffee). I will finish that this weekend and then email it off to local magazines, newspapers, radio stations, etc...
Also, I saw that Terra Java finally put up the sign I made! I was so excited when I saw it out front that I took photos for proof.
I met with the Las Dos Damas lady today. She likes what I have done with the logo (yes!). Here's the finished product via computer (it still needs work after we print it):

the next steps will be cutting and gluing on backgrounds, outlining the ladies, stamping the Las Dos Damas name on the front, and numbering the cards. Yes, it's non-traditional multi-media. It's pretty fun for artsy people like me.

Since I am done with that, I will be working on Trenz and The Noah Spencer Foundation. I am hoping to finish the Noah Spencer Foundation logo before April 8th so that they have it for media purposes. Wish me luck!

~Until My Next Adventure