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PRWeb Presents
Art
Show in Ferndale
(JUNE 2006) Digitally manipulated photographs of fireworks and machinery
gears, untouched photos of brilliant Northwest sunsets and nature, pencil
drawings and
vibrant oil paintings of the night sky
will
be featured
in an art
show at PRWeb, the innovator and acknowledged
leader in online press release distribution.
 Editors,
programmers and other employees at PRWeb's corporate headquarters in
Ferndale, Wash., have collaborated to present their independent art
work at a show entitled, "Off the Queue: What We Do When David Is
Flying Kites."
Among those participating in the PRWeb art show are internationally
known photographer, editor and Italian aspartame maker Paolo
Mottola Jr.,
aka "Mr.
PRWeb;" editor, actor
and podcaster Christopher Key; Terry Kaye,
an editor, podcaster and PRWeb SCRABBLE
challenger;
and managing editor Kathy Sheehan, publisher of The
Sheehan World and
a principal photographer with Photo
Synergy. All four online press release editors have contributed
photographs of scenes from Arizona to Alaska, from a stark, untouched
view of the snow-covered forest at Lake Padden to a collection of digitally
manipulated images from Vancouver, B.C.'s, annual International
Fireworks Festival. Sheehan's 2005 photograph of raindrops on a creek
in Ketchikan, Alaska, is shown above.
From PRWeb's innovative IT and Hacky Sack department, Kevin
Nielsen will
exhibit several paintings influenced by Vincent Van Gogh, and Jed
Reynolds contributed a penguin-free digital photograph
representing the gears that drive the Linux operating
system.
Lauren Miller, a blogger, PRWeb editorial intern and
Western Washington University's journalism department outstanding graduate
for
2006, and Mike
Karkabe-Olson,
one of PRWeb's night and weekend editors, and receptionist Lynda
Main have also contributed to the first ever art show
at PRWeb. Miller will show
two
photographs,
including
a
stunning sunset over Bellingham Bay taken from the WWU campus.
Karkabe-Olson contributed a drawing from his light-deprived world and
his son Thasseus' sculpture.
About The Sheehan World:
The Sheehan World is not a blog, does not yet have a blog and
should not be referred to as "Kathy's
narcissistic newspaper."
The Sheehan World is the world's leading online newspaper for
all things important in Kathy Sheehan's world and has been in continuous
circulation since 1995.
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