Roy Anthony Kaelin Press Releases

Kaelin Art Makes It Merry

Flossmoor, IL - December 4th, 2012

Indeed it's time for the holidays. And you still have time to give the gift of original art. Through Fine Art America, Roy Kaelin offers all of his art with a terrific 25% discount! Yes, that's right! When you order from his website, you receive a 25% discount on ALL of his original pencil illustrations and photo work. Of course, prices for FAA's own fine-art services, such as framing, remain unchanged. You can use this promo code when you order: MCXDCX When ordering, you can choose from a variety of formats, such as metal prints, acrylic prints, framed prints, and standard art prints. You can also order note cards, singly or by the box, which you can customize with your own holiday message. There's no limit on what you can buy! Choose from among Kaelin's sixteen online galleries of pencil illustrations and photos. Make your selection, place your order, get your discount! FAA handl...

Kaelin Sells More Cards And Pix

Flossmoor, IL - May 8th, 2012

That friendly, smiling face of Hollywood's aspiring pencil artist and outdoor photo-shooter has done it again. Roy Kaelin continues to sell his renditions of famous celebrities, his portraits of pets, and individual photos of his favorite subjects. Recent sales include his pencil rendering of country singer Patsy Cline to a buyer in Pennsylvania, his detailed pencilled expression of a pair of greyhounds to buyer in a well known gold-mining town in Victoria, Australia, and a black-and-white photograph of his hometown digs to a buyer in Houston, Texas. Roy thanks them all for their purchases and he hopes that they'll not only come back soon, but will tell their friends, too!

Kaelin Illustrates His Latest Book

Flossmoor, IL - February 24th, 2012

Roy Kaelin has recently released his latest book, All Done With Mirrors, a work in non-fiction with illustrations and photographs by the author. Not a book about art; rather, this book dwells among the stars of the night sky. In this release, Roy asks the question: If you had the chance to observe the heavens in comfort, would you take a seat and enjoy the view? The little book acquaints sky observers with an uncommon but comfortable optical design, the Mersenne telescope. Not a household name for an astronomical instrument, the Mersenne telescope becomes a distinctive way for both the casual stargazer and the professional astronomer to view the night sky with ease. The little-known telescope is named after a 17th century French monk, Marin Mersenne, an ardent defender of Galileo, who proposed a design that preceded all other known reflecting telescopes. Though he never built the d...