Garden Watercolors

Note Cards

TeaScapes

Giclées

Yoga Mats

All this and a bit more . . . 

Here's how to Purchase and EITHER have me GIVE a percentage of the sale to a charity, or SAVE 20% on your purchase:

1. To Save: Enter the code SAVE20 at checkout and you'll save 20% on your purchase, OR
2. To Give: Drop me a note at checkout that you'd like me to donate 20% of your sale to one of the charities below. Be sure to name the charity in your note
3. You have through 7.20 to take advantage of this offer, but today it's just my subscribers, and YOU! 

Here are a list of the Charities you may choose from: 

• Voices of Children - psychosocial support for families in Ukraine
• Yellowstone Resiliency Fund - support the park to recover from recent floods
• Carolina Abortion Fund - confidential, toll free helpline that provides financial, practical, and emotional support to callers in North and South Carolina trying to access abortion care.
• Moms Demand Action - is a grassroots movement of Americans fighting for public safety measures that can protect people from gun violence

P.S. Why do we need art, especially now?

Here's a suggestion from "Joyful" author, Ingrid Fettel Lee in her blogpost, What is Art For? 

"De Botton’s argument for “pretty,” which has roots all the way back in his book Architecture of Happiness, is that art can help us live better by inciting emotions that we don’t get to feel enough in the course of day-to-day life. He points out that good cheer is not effortless, and that art can be uplifting in a way that counterbalances our struggles. (Literally, in de Botton’s view, art can be therapy, opening a space for dreaming and hope.)"

I've heard this from my collectors, how significant my work is to have in their lives - I thank you for your support of me, and helping me improve our world, even in just this small way, and EVEN if it's just to bring you JOY! Because, even that has repercussions. Thank you to all who have made a purchase already! And, if now isn't the right time, I'm here waiting, creating.

Creatively,

“Great things are done by a series of small things brought together.”

― Vincent Van Gogh