Culling through old artworks that I no longer have room for (but have special meaning for me). I'm not in the business of selling my works but thought this would be a special way to offer my artworks to people who are interested in them as well as help out a charitable organization I admire greatly - Mini Cat Town - a kitten rescue run by sisters in Northern California. They do good work for sweet kittens. You can find them on instagram @minicattown. For #givingtuesday, all donations up to $10,000 will be matched by a benefactor, so now is a good time to donate.
Here's how it works:
- There is no minimum, however, suggested donations begin at $25 (it's for the kittens!)
- Email/Facebook me (comment not messenger) me which piece you want so I can hold it for you!
- Make a donation at minicattown and email me a photo of the receipt
- I will package and ship (at no cost to you) your new artwork. Please give me five days to ship - I work full time. If you need it faster, we can talk.
THANK YOU!
All of these artworks were created between 2005-2012ish
The Wish She Made on the Bridge She Crossed When She Got to It (aka Bridge)
Mixed media and original drawing on stretched canvas.
Untitled 1:
Beeswax and mixed media with antique buttons on stretched canvas.
Reminder:
Mixed media, collage, and drawing on stretched canvas.
Hearts:
Collage, mixed media on wood panel
Untitled 3:
Acrylic, collage, mixed media. This received an honorable mention at
a show at Rawls Museum Arts in Courtland, VA.
a show at Rawls Museum Arts in Courtland, VA.
Opening One's Eyes a Little More
Collage and mixed media on watercolor paper
A Small Act of Grace
Collage and mixed media on watercolor paper
Winged Girl
Acrylic and mixed media on stretched canvas. Appeared in Somerset Studio magazine.
Bird
Mixed media and hand carved eraser print on stretched canvas.
That Old House
Digital printed transfer and acrylic on stretched canvas from original photo.
Olive Garden
Acrylic, mixed media on watercolor paper mounted to canvas - will pop out from the wall.
That Abstract One
Acrylic on wood panel, mounted to gallery wrapped canvas - will pop out from wall.
