'Menny and Mila' get a website - mennyandmila.com

menny & mila
website for Fringe NYC musical comedy

So... Paul Schultz, an editor at the New York Daily News, asked me to create a logo to represent his fringenyc.com show 'Menny and Mila.'

Before I knew it, I was his webmaster... ha ha ha ha ha (maniacal laugh).

Well, I couldn't resist setting him up with a blog/website to promote his musical comedy playing during the Fringe Festival in New York City.

Check out the videos of the practice song & dance numbers and the cast and crew bios.

It's also a story quite close to home, being it involves the tabloid newspaper and web industry that I and Paul work in. It's like waking to a dream within a dream... or something like that.

See the play, read the reviews. Ask me to promote your well thought out and crafted specialty!

INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH CONTINUES

INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH

CONTINUES

Gallery Show

Saturdays

March 6 / 13 / 20 / 27

12PM-4PM

51 Crescent Avenue Bridgeport CT

Connecticut artists views of the Industrial Landscapes of Bridgeport

http://deepCT.com

http://thegalleryatblackrock.com

See my new website
deepCT.com
...some other Connecticut

A series of digital drawings of Connecticut Industrial sites.

Prints on view at Industrial Strength - see thegalleryatblackrock.com for more details.

Open Studios New Haven: transport3 photo show

transport3
Part of Open Studios 2008

E Fitz Smith - solo show
Christ Presbyterian Church
135 Whitney Ave
New Haven, CT 06510
(203) 777-6960

October 2-5, 2008

FlatDuo.com beginnings...

Hope it's BEAN a good year - get it?

Hey Ma! I made it to the Daily News...

Take a look at NYDailyNews.com/entertainment

That's where I work!

Who could have been making it to the Shuttle train in Times Square before the doors close shut... ?
Maybe you, big guy? Coulda been.

This is the first in a series of pictures from 'Transported,' a photographic exhibit by E. Fitz Smith depicting transportation and commuting. 'Transported' will be at the Fairfield Arts Council gallery in Connecticut from October 26 - December 19th, 2007. For further information, go to fairfieldartscouncil.org or efitzsmith.com.

Pictured above are the new NYDN.com webpage view and the original page view when the exhibit first was on display in Fairfield CT.