Well, hello again.

Dear friends, it's been 483 days since my last blog post. Give or take a day or two.

THAT is a long time. And from what I've been told, not the best way to connect with others.

I'm not an oversharer. In fact, I'm not even a sharer. 'Undersharer' might actually be an understatement. Add a splash of perfectionist tendencies and a definite lack of wordsmanship, and we're in trouble. Like 483 days since my last blog post kind of trouble.

So today begins a new journey. A sharing journey.

Today we launch our new web site.

Today we narrow our social media focus to two platforms:  Facebook and Instagram.

And today we begin a new effort to share. We hope you'll join us.

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Our Namesake

Dur­ing this time, it was Theo that sup­ported his brother, both finan­cially and emotionally. After Vin­cent passed, Theo (and later his wife Johanna and their chil­dren) ded­i­cated him­self to the pro­mo­tion of his brother’s mas­ter­pieces. It was only over the course of decades that Vincent’s work became bet­ter known. 

This was a story that res­onated with us. That an artist like Van Gogh would remain unknown with­out the hard work, love, sup­port and pas­sion of others.

Just like our name­sake, our stu­dio is a col­lec­tion of thoughts and ideas sup­ported by a net­work of hard-working, lov­ing, sup­port­ive and pas­sion­ate peo­ple. And every day we’re thank­ful for them, for we wouldn’t be who we are with­out them.

The name “Vin­cent + Theo” actu­ally pays homage to Vin­cent Van Gogh and his lesser known brother, Theo. And it was the dynamic forged by them that cap­ti­vated us.

When Vin­cent Van Gogh orig­i­nally cre­ated his works, he was an unknown. His work unrec­og­nized. He sold but a hand­ful of paint­ings and dis­cour­aged the few writ­ers that showed inter­est in his work. He was actu­ally sus­pi­cious of suc­cess and was con­cerned that early recog­ni­tion would cor­rupt him.