Pink All The Way Baby!

I have been asked so often by people "Why don't you sell prints of your art work?" I guess I have been holding out in a purist fashion in the hope that some wealthy person will buy my art work and make me famous (jk). I guess part of me thinks it is selling out but part of me is a realist and if I want more people to see and appreciate my work then prints it is. :)

So, on that note, what better way to start then to offer prints of "Pretty In Pink" as the first. I am so excited. These prints will be offered this month as a fundraiser for the Susan G. Komen foundation, 20% of each print sold will be donated. So here are the links to my Esty shop and the prints available :)

Prints at $25.00 on Cardstock.

http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=32212655

Prints at $15.00 on Laser 24lb paper.
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=32214628

Original Painting "Pretty in Pink".
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=16627092

Happy Painting/Creating. :) T.

My Little Pink Princess Pony.

I have always been a big advocate on giving back; whether it is via donations of money, time or items. I hope I have instilled this sense of advocacy in my children. I believe, regardless of how poor we all feel at times or how tough our situation (and recently I have felt both intensely) we can still help our fellow humans as we navigate this planet together.

So, on this Monday morning I thought I would brighten the day with some photos from a volunteer project I participated in a few years ago. It was the Rocking Horse Art Show. The organisation is the Children's Relief Nursery. Their Mission: To prevent abuse and neglect in children birth through four by partnering with caregivers committed to strengthening their families. http://www.crn4kids.org/

They would put a call out to Artists in the late summer and ask them to come pick up the wooden Rocking Horses and decorate they as they wished. Oh, an Artists dream, someone giving them a blank canvas. So, that is how "My Little Pink Princess Pony" was born.


I wanted to make her as girlie as possible so a feather boa and sparkles and ribbons. :)

Of course, every Princess has to have a crown and jewels. :)

I first painted her all pink and then painted her all over with sparkles. This was such a fun project to do.

The Art show was held in a popular gallery downtown and lots of people showed up. I believe lots of money was made too. :)It was such a fun way to be creative and also give back at the same time, a win, win for me. Unfortunately, they do not do this event anymore.

Happy Painting/Creating. :) T.