This is picture of the Colosseum of Rome in Italy. I know you're saying no it isn't. Just try turning your head and you will see that it really is. There are probably millions of images of this place but Tony has managed to give it a different look. It is an awesome place but there is so much construction going on that it is hard to really see it. Rome is an incredible place and the sixteen days we spent there was really not enough. It yielded many interesting prints for Tony.

My son Scott Karp over at Publishing 2 talks about the need to survive the digital transition and thrive in a digital media world. He is focused on Journalism and newspapers, magazines and even books. But I believe the same is going to be true for artists.

It turns out there are lots of artists here in Virginia. They are just hidden away. None of the ones we have met have a web site, have blogged, or have a muse. So I think Tony Karp and Techno-impressionism are going to get discovered very soon.

People are starting to come from all over the world to the read what Art Muse 2.0 has to say and more importantly to look at the art. The art and how we are marketing it is the future. It is just a matter of time. We've made the digital transition and we are thriving in a digital world.

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