BORBAY
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http://www.borbay.com
Time Out New York's Most Creative New Yorker, Painting on Location, Sharing the Love.
Listorious Interview
If you are counting the minutes, hours and/or days between Tweets, consult a physician.
Talking, not listening. Failure to interact, play nice. Calling oneself a social media guru. Projecting a used-car-salesman persona.
#BuyaBorbayOriginalPaintingBeforeTheyAreTooExpensiveEvenForBradPitt
A more logical way to view, sort, group and utilize friend lists - both your own, and others.
Coherent Twittering is next to godliness, LOL, 4 sho, OMG my fave, like totes.
My beautiful girlfriend, @NYAcupuncture - she is bravely conquering a new frontier to promote her acupuncture practice.
Yes, plenty of people, because they are mundane, post too frequently or infrequently... I don't kiss and tell.
Listen, observe, follow, identify your voice, add a picture, bring added value, interact, conduct a conversation, repeat.
Tweetdeck for the iPhone.
I will change the world if I am called to do so, until then, I will not live with the illusion of being able to do so.
I did, on a Follow Friday, and after that, I have greatly rationed my Tweet pace.
Strike a balance between insight, conversation and original content - almost everyone hangs to the left or the right.
I share the painting process behind each picture I create, on-location and from the studio.
My desire to learn and meet others who can unknowingly change my perception in 140 characters or less; and share my work.
Connected with the partner for the ad agency SS+K, who let me paint the Brooklyn Bridge view from their downtown office.
It has, by connecting me with people I would have never otherwise met, and getting to know them on a daily basis.
Convey my true self while sharing the artistic process real-time from around the world.
The real Christopher Walken.
Anyone with deep pockets and an appreciation for purchasing my paintings. Also, Steve Buscemi.
To create awareness about my art - my efforts officially beginning on July 2nd, 2009, the day I left my ad agency job.
Painting, Coffee, Ice Hockey, Photography, Family and Conversation.
I am not one for trends.
