QUESTIONS, QUESTIONS

It's been awhile since I've taken a moment to answer a few of the questions that some of you posted on this blog. Have a question? Don't hesitate to ask - I won't be able to answer all of them, but be patient and I'll answer what I can. God bless!

And for those of you who kindly tried to answer my last bit of trivia, yes, it was Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco that contained the most "N's".

We cannot find information on artist Glen Wessler who inspired you. Where can we find information on him and his works?

His real name is Glenn Anthony Wessels - we were unable to use his true name in the film. You will find quite a bit of information about Glenn online. If you type his name into your favorite search engine, you'll come up with quite a bit of information and biographies, as well as a few examples of his artwork.

I was wondering about something. Is thomaskinkadetv your channel on youtube? or is it a fan channel?

Yes! ThomasKinkadeTV on YouTube is my channel. On there you'll find various video segments - like my on-site footage painting in Rockefeller Center, among others - and Artist's Comments on new releases (like Pinocchio Wishes Upon a Star) as well as old favorites. Enjoy - and let me know what else you'd like to see there!

I'm not sure, but I believe I have an original copy of one of your paintings.

The Thomas Kinkade National Archive in Monterey would be happy to help you determine the authenticity of your painting. The Archive is one of the few authorized locations where I will occasionally put some of my originals on display as well - if you're ever in the Cannery Row area of Monterey, be sure to stop by the charming Harry A. Greene mansion, built in the Moorish-Victorian style on a hill overlooking the beautiful Monterey Bay. The Archive team would be delighted to give you a tour!