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A “Friends through Art Charm Necklace” is up for auction with 100% of the proceeds going to ovarian cancer research. Please post information regarding the auction on your blogs. The auction is for the necklace and a copy of Stampington’s Belle Armorie that featured the article on it. It can be found on eBay by doing a search:

Friends through Art or Item number: 370069098491

Let’s raise some money to support early detection, improved testing, and finding a cure for ovarian cancer. Thanks in advance for supporting the auction. Special thanks to the artists who contributed charms to the necklace: Sanna Burgess, Barbara Burkard, Judy Evitts, Peggy Gatto, Angie Hall-Haviland, Caryl Hoobler, Kimberly Moore, Carol Myrick, Tally Oliveau, Tanya Peacock, and Jennifer Rogers-Daniels. And . . . a huge hug filled with appreciation to Peggy who initiated this project and took all of the charms to create this amazing piece of wearable art.

Commemorating a visit from my son. Due to the large distance,

we rarely get to spend time together.

I love you and I miss you, Colin!

I decided to throw a bunch of paper scraps and photos on the

scanner as a backdrop for a new digital piece.

The post above this shows the final result.

Spiral@Earth Dance

To open up your creative spirit, you need to become one with your media. Spiral certainly has accomplished that. This is not only a beautiful video but an inspiration to remind us that we need to connect our “inner selves” with the paint brush, canvas, papers, metal, etc. It reminds us that our art needs to become an extension of our spirit.

New Header

Although I loved the photo header that came with this blog, it wasn’t mine.

I’m working on creating a new one.  Still not sure what I think of this so far and will

spend a few days staring at it. :)  It is fun creating them!

Magnolia

Walking home from work today, I came across a couple of magnolias on a stem. Inspiration comes from all sources. After scanning, creating a new digital piece was inevitable.  Hope you enjoy it.

And the winner is…

drum roll please…

Linda M.

Congratulations!  I will be in touch with you via email to make arrangements.

Once again, thank you to everyone who participated. I’ve never done this before, it was a lot of fun.

hmm…maybe I’ll do it again sometime. :)

All comments coming in after this time are not included in the draw. There were 32 comments at close. One was actually a double. Even though someone posted twice by accident - their name is only entered once.

The winner will be drawn when my niece arrives this evening. Winner’s name will be posted here and that person will also be contacted via email.

Thanks everyone for participating!

Maude the Artist - Designed and Created by Nancy Laverick

Weekdays you will find me working at a homeless shelter for women and children. Every year we have a super fun doll art benefit, “Every Doll Needs a Home”. This is the time of year that I send out a call for dolls. Doll makers/artists from all over donate their creations and we auction them off - all proceeds going to the home.

The doll pictured is :

“Maude the Artist” - Designed and Created by Nancy Laverick

I realize this is not a doll site but many of you who create dolls or know someone else who does may want to jump in and help. Just in case, here is the url for the “Every Doll Needs a Home” website containing all the information you should need and also full contact info:

http://home.nycap.rr.com/tsmall/2006/indax.html

Thanks!

Blog Giveaway :)

Abandon

The votes are in. The results were pretty even. “Abandon” was the most popular one on the internet so I have decided to put it up for grabs. Everyone who posts a comment to this “Blog Giveaway” update has a chance.

Everyone’s name will be printed up, tossed in a bag, and next Monday, April 21st, my niece will draw out the winner’s name. I will post the winner’s name anytime between Monday and Wednesday evening (EST). Be sure to check back to see if you’re the winner!

(Drawing officially ends Monday April 21st 4p.m. EST)

Thanks for all the feedback and help!

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