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By: Lou Simeone,
on 8/17/2010
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Isn’t it great when you come across art that speaks to you as soon as you see it? You come across an artist’s website and with every click through his or her portfolio you find something truly amazing. Well, that’s certainly the case with the work of San Francisco illustrator Nidhi Chanani. Every click through Nidhi’s portfolio of illustrations will fill you with warmth and joy.
Nidhi’s thoughtful compositions are a big part of what makes her work so interesting. Other elements such as her brilliant use of lighting and deliberate use of intricate patterns combined with wonderful textures and colors result in stylized illustrations that tell stories you wish you were a part of.
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By: Lou Simeone,
on 8/16/2010
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CCPP works with children who are orphaned or without family support; live in impoverished households, often with uncaring or abusive parents; and lack access to food, clean water, regular education and medical care. CCPP’s objective is to provide these children with the opportunity to develop their imagination and skills through artistic painting as the core activity, and through the sale of their paintings to generate some basic income for themselves and for their family needs.
The project also aims to provide them with a safe, stable and emotionally supportive social environment, which is critical for their development and growth and which they do not enjoy in their everyday lives. Further, CCPP connects artistic expression to general education, and helps the children pursue formal schooling. At the heart of CCPP’s work is the belief that education and knowledge are the antidotes to poverty and exploitation.
By: Lou Simeone,
on 8/9/2010
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Mia Tavonatti, the creator of the Svelata Foundation for the Arts, enjoys the adventure of creating life and searching for truth through beauty in art.
Svelata is a foundation dedicated to the creative expansion of humanity through exhibitions, documentaries and educational programs designed to reveal the true nature of creativity and the transformative power of beauty.
By revealing the creative processes of artists to the mass public, starting with her own, Mia intends to break down the barriers between artist and non-artist and eliminate the blocks that discredit and disintegrate the dreams and aspirations of so many potential creators.
Mia earned her BFA and MFA from California State University Long Beach, where she majored in Illustration. She has studied in Paris at the Sorbonne, Parsons School of Design, and in the studio of renowned French impressionist Monsieur Relange.
Mia has been creating art professionally for twenty years, and her work can be found in numerous private, institutional and corporate collections including those of Marriott Resorts and Harrah’s Casinos. As an illustrator, Mia has created art for over twenty books, eight of which she has also authored, and the covers for sixty plus young adult, children’s and art instructional books.
Some of us as artists can remember a point in our lives when someone almost extinguished our “spark”, whether intentional or not. In the video below Mia talks about a specific incident in her childh
By: Lou Simeone,
on 8/5/2010
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Camilla knew she was meant to be an artist when she arrived at Comic Con International in 1998 and saw the clouds part and heard the angels sing. How’s that for realizing your destiny?
Artist Camilla d'Errico is a product of her split heritage, Italian and Canadian rolled into one: Italian feistiness, Canadian politeness, and an early addiction to Saturday morning cartoons, comics and manga. Growing up she was more often doodling sexy damsels and dragons on her textbooks rather than reading them. Today she is following her dream of working creatively for a living thanks to her relentless energy, dedication, and just enough sleep deprivation.
What drives Camilla d'Errico to create? It’s a love for what she does – an unremitting devotion and a strong resolve to succeed.
Never regret what you do but regret what you don't. If you’re passionate about it – don’t hold back and go for it. - Camilla d'Errico
Art is most often a labor of love as many artists know. There’s an unexplainable, driving force deep within every artist that compels us to create. If we’re ever stripped of the opportunity to explore our imaginations or deprived of the time we need to record our dreams and bring them to life, we become empty and fragile, frustrated and angry. All creative souls understand.
Many of us have an understanding of what it takes
By: Lou Simeone,
on 7/13/2010
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Have you ever had trouble recognizing a Tim Burton illustration? Have you ever looked at an illustration and wondered whether or not it was created by Maurice Sendak? Some illustrators have such a distinctive style that their work is immediately recognizable. What is style though? Is it simply how an artist draws or paints something? Is it how artists connect with their audience? Is the emotion that artists convey through their work part of their style? Surely there must be some point of connection in order for a style to be successful.
Illustrator Alessandra Fusi has a wonderfully distinctive style. Her illustrations are soft and delicate, full of wonder and delight. They evoke such feelings of warmth and comfort that they take hold of their viewer like a familiar, loving embrace.
This exceptionally talented illustrator has the ability through her gifted hand to take characters as familiar as Willie Wonka and Peter Pan and truly make them her own. Wouldn’t it be great to see how she would illustrate a character like The Cat in the Hat?
Italian artist Alessandra Fusi received h
By: Lou,
on 6/15/2010
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The work of artist Charles Kaufman isn’t restricted by common, everyday thinking. Charles paints any subject he wishes on any surface he desires. Unconventional and bursting with imagination the subject matter of his paintings range from woman and wine bottles to surrealistic toasters in the wild to wacky characters at organ factories.
Charles is fearless in his approach to art. He’ll create his art on discarded soda cans and carved wood as well as the traditional canvas. It’s as if he as so many ideas of things to paint; they explode on to any surface available.
However don’t be fooled by the playfulness of his subject matter or his choice of rustic materials on to which his art is applied. Charles Kaufman is very serious about his work. He has two published books about his art with a third one soon to be released. On his website he offers an insightful view on how he layers paint on canvas. He also provides a look at his beginning sketches along side the finished paintings accompanied by brief explanations of his process.
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By: Lou,
on 6/14/2010
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Inkymole, aka Sarah J Coleman, arrived at a full-time career in illustration and typography via the traditional method of a degree, and the bizarre worlds of pirate radio, lecturing, youth work, theatre, prop making for The Royal Shakespeare Co., and typesetting obituaries.
Now into her second decade of creating magic for a broad client base, she has held solo exhibitions all over the world.
Inspired by the penmanship of a more elegant era and with a muscular, if pedantic, grasp of the English language, she has wrapped her perma-stained fingers around words and pictures for advertising, identities, packaging, record sleeves and has just completed her 115th book cover.
By: Lou,
on 6/8/2010
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Dutch illustrator Coen Hamelink’s artwork is filled with color, texture and dramatic lighting. He also incorporates photography and collage into his art.
After graduating from Willem de Kooning Academie in Rotterdam in 2004, Coen had the opportunity to work as an illustrator, graphic designer and web designer at various design studios, designing company logos, websites, brochures, motion graphics and illustrations for many different companies. In 2009 he took the leap and decided to strike out on his own.
The above illustration is one of three of Coen’s beautiful illustrations that can be seen in the book, 200 Best Illustrators Worldwide 09/10. Coen’s work was selected from over 4,000 submissions received from 44 countries. So to have three illustrations appear in this book is quite an amazing accomplishment.
By: Lou,
on 6/7/2010
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Created by Alyson Stanfield in 2004, ArtBizBlog helps teach artists skills that will lead to more rewarding careers. It’s intended to help artists sell more art, make more money and take care of themselves in the process. Alyson’s blog is chock full of informative articles, exciting podcasts, helpful tips and valuable advice.
Alyson Stanfield began consulting with artists informally 18 years ago as part of her position as a museum curator. When she left museums, her old artist-friends continued going to her for help and advice. A little research into that field led her to conclude that she wouldn’t be doing artists any favors by doing all of the work for them. Instead, she decided to teach them how - ArtBizBlog.
Alyson has worked in an art museum for ten years, has worked in the U.S. Senate and has a lot of experience working with collectors as well as the general art-viewing public. She’s also the author of the book; I’d rather be in the studio: The Artist’s No-Excuse Guide to Self-Promotion.
If you want expert advice on how to succeed in the art biz from someone who’s an authority in the field then you’ll want to jump on over to the ArtBizBlog site.
By: Lou,
on 6/4/2010
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It all started when Mike received complimentary reactions from his circle of friends about the cartoon style self portrait he created and was using for his own Facebook page. Positive comments poured in from both artists and non-artists alike.
He sat with the idea for a while to let it percolate in his noggin until it finally bubbled over and couldn’t be contained anymore. Fueled by his excitement and the prompting of his friends and online acquaintances he decided to pursue the idea. Mike floated the project out about a week ago and everything synched-up to make it "feel right".
Encouraged by the support he’s had so far Mike intends on building the project beyond his own online community in the hopes that others will also want these fun and unique likenesses as their social network visual identities.
Working out of Bracebridge, Ontario, Canada, Mike Spicer publishes newspaper editorial cartoons, book illustrations and creates humorous custom cartoons and caricatures for commercial clients as well as individuals.
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By: Lou,
on 5/28/2010
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Artist Katy Betz is sending out invitations to play, dream and imagine and we’re happily accepting. Katy’s paintings are stunningly beautiful and brimming over with imagination. The journey through her world is filled with vibrant colors and whimsical settings.
Uninhibited by the confines of practical thought and reasonable explanation Katy’s paintings enable us to soar freely beyond what we know to be real into a fantasy filled with creativity and invention. Katy’s art possesses an atmosphere of youthful innocence that is both refreshing and invitingly warm. She challenges us - almost dares us to dream and become inspired.
Katy received her BFA in Illustration from Laguna College of Art & Design in 2006, and will be receiving her MFA in Spring 2011 from California State University, Fullerton. Katy is a gallery artist, children’s book writer & illustrator, muralist, and part-time college professor. She also teaches workshops and accepts private commissions.
By: Lou,
on 5/27/2010
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It has been established that persons who have recently died have been returning to life and committing acts of murder. A widespread investigation of funeral homes, morgues, and hospitals has concluded that the unburied dead have been returning to life and seeking human victims. It's hard for us here to be reporting this to you, but it does seem to be a fact.[1]
Derek Ring is an illustrator with a passion for the undead, ghouls, zombies, mermaids, devils, frankensteins, draculas, robots, and sea monsters, girls in bikinis fighting sea monsters, comic books, ghost stories…you probably get the picture.
Whenever an artist has a passion for a specific type of subject matter it really shows. Derek’s passion is clearly displayed in his creepy but very cool illustrations of ghosts, mutants, miscreants and other creatures of the night.
It has been rumored that Derek Ring creates his illustrations using a mixture of embalming fluid, human bone marrow and goat’s blood in the dungeon of a dark castle high atop a hill somewhere in the New England region of the northeastern United States – exact location unknown.
By: Lou,
on 5/26/2010
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Back in December of 2009 Artists For Humanity was another one of the many nonprofit organizations featured on Illustration Pages. Artists for Humanity bridge economic, racial and social divisions by providing under served youth with the keys to self-sufficiency through paid employment in the arts.
Today’s feature is an organization that helps over 41,000 young people through the healing power of creativity. Art with Heart is a charitable, nonprofit organization that creates and distributes therapeutic books and offers supportive trainings that are aimed at helping high-risk youth learn to manage their emotions and stress, and express their needs in healthy ways.
Their books are unique in that they combine engaging art with therapies that help youth cope with overwhelming feelings – even in the midst of crisis, such as after a diagnosis of cancer, a natural disaster, or the tragedy of a school shooting. In this way, Art with Heart supports their emotional and social growth, paving the way for success in school and in life.
To explore other nonprofit groups featured on Illustration Pages please click on the “nonprofit” link under Categories in the sidebar. As stated above, helping raise awareness is a major goal of the Illustration Pages site.
If you wish to have an art related, nonprofit organization that is very dear to your heart featured on the IP site simply let us know in the comments section of this article.
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By: Lou,
on 5/17/2010
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How would you like to have so much work that you’re begging for a break? Marcus Cutler seems to have this unusual “problem”. He jokingly wrote on his Facebook page, “Please lord... nobody send me any more work... just for a couple weeks.” The poor guy – it’s easy to see why his work is so popular.
The illustrations of Marcus Cutler are full of bounce and delight. His work is jam-packed with fun characters, unique concepts and a great sense of humor. His style is so inviting. He breaks the world down into simple shapes and relies on color and contrast to separate elements. In other words you won’t see any lines in most of his work – not an easy task. Marcus however makes it seem effortless.
The Canadian based artist illustrates for several markets - magazine editorial, advertising, children's literature, and giftware. He also designs logos and corporate identity materials such as business cards, letterheads, and brochures.
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By: Lou,
on 5/14/2010
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Have you ever had a face full of road rash, picking gravel out of your grill after bailing face-first trying to grind a rail? Okay, well most of us probably haven't but we won't let that stop us from checking out the amazing artwork of UK artist Andrew Tunney, a.k.a. 2hands.
2hands is a name Andrew acquired due to the fact that he draws with both hands at the same time. Sound a bit unconventional? It would seem as though Andrew revels in the unconventional. And maybe you will too after seeing his fantastic designs and illustrations.
Andrew describes his work as youth focused, street driven with an eye for couture. Inspired by comics, animation and film, he believes in the power of stories, characters and alternative cultures.
By: Lou,
on 5/10/2010
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California artist, Lauren Gallegos is just starting out on her journey as a professional illustrator. Armed with a boat load of talent and a BFA from Cal State Fullerton, along with the excitement, passion, and a desire to see how her work will impact the young minds of the future, Lauren is currently pursuing a career as a children’s book illustrator.
By: Lou,
on 5/4/2010
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Free flowing forms, soothing, melodic movement, gentle connections between affectionate souls, Charmagne Coe’s paintings will touch you like a gentle breeze upon the back of your neck on a warm summer day.
These are personal works of art that speak differently to each individual who views them. Somehow Charmagne manages to capture innocence and fear, frailty and strength, love and melancholy with unique figures in extraordinary surroundings.
Charmagne Coe creates her mixed media paintings in a studio in Northern Arizona. Her medium of choice is watercolor combined with pastel and various inks.
Charmagne holds a degree in Fine Art from Northern Arizona University. She describes her work as illuminating the connection between humanity, spirit, nature and time.
By: Lou,
on 4/27/2010
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It’s great to come across artwork that makes you say out loud, “Wow, this is really cool.” It happens so many times here at Illustration Pages and that’s exactly what happened again when Illustrator, C. Matthew Hamby’s art popped up on the screen. Fun meets fright in Matthew’s illustrations and once you’ve seen his work, you might never be the same again. His illustrations are filled with outrageous characters doing some pretty wicked and unpredictable things in whacked out situations.
Have you see Matthew’s artwork in person? The colors appear so vibrant on screen. They must blast off the paper at his shows.
Matthew is doing it right, apparent by the four hundred twenty people that like his work over at his Facebook page. That’s right - it’s like Neutra’s mind crashed into Crumb’s pen and exploded into Hamby’s world of fantastic art.
By: Lou,
on 3/31/2010
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The website, Patterns for Colouring is a joyful discovery made through our very own Illustration Pages Facebook page. Carlton Hibbert, the artist behind Patterns for Colouring, recently posted a link to the site on our FB page, and – the rest – as they say – is history.
On his coloring pages website, Carlton offers numerous categories of patterns such as abstract, organic, letters, stars and many more. And as if downloading the patterns Carlton creates isn’t enough fun, you can download patterns to color that have been submitted by other artists. You can even submit your own. The single download coloring page patterns Carlton offers are free. In addition, he sells 20 page booklets of patterns for a minimal fee.
Carlton Hibbert is a graphic designer and illustrator based in Bath, South West England. He has twelve years of experience in the design industry having worked on books, multimedia, music and magazines. His resume includes Dorling Kindersley, EMI, John Brown Publishing, Anness Publishing, Specialist Publications and Future. Carlton has also commissioned many of the leading illustrators and photographers in the graphics industry.
If you love to color then grab your crayons and color pencils and head on over to the Patterns for Colouring site to start having loads of fun. Choose a pattern you like, download it, print it out and start coloring.
By: Lou,
on 3/29/2010
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Are you familiar with the work of artist Eyvind Earle? Well among his many accomplishments as an artist Eyvind Earle was responsible for the styling, background art and colors for the Disney classic, sleeping beauty. He also worked on many other Disney films throughout the 1950s. He has been described as an artist who pursues beauty – his work described as striking and beautiful.
Lorna Allen is a self taught artist from New Zealand; an artist, like Earle, who pursues beauty, creating remarkably gorgeous landscapes. And although there isn't an obvious similarity between the two artists in reference to technique, their artwork has a similar atmosphere about them and a magical quality, both approaching the exquisiteness of a landscape in there own unique styles.
Lorna Allen records her world in a way that sooths your soul and shelters you from the harshness of realty. Her enchanted paintings are richly colored, alluring scenes that grant us the opportunity to see the peacefulness and magnificence of nature through her eyes.
By: Lou,
on 3/25/2010
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Misspato is a site dedicated to exceptional web sites that will fuel your creative engine. The focus of misspato is mainly style and quality of the websites displayed, not of the products they represent. Originally created in 2002, by web designer, Patricia Carvalho, misspato was built as a links page featuring Patricia’s favorite links for her own inspiration and reference. Soon it became quite popular and a new and improved version was built in that same year. It remained growing in 2003 to feature sites of several different styles such as cartoon, clean, geometric, minimalist, paper made, pixel, retro, and urban. The site was online until 2005 and has now returned via Tumblr with a new and simplified version and some additional styles such as grunge, handmade and girly, among others. Misspato is updated with about ten sites per day. Website submissions are accepted and featured based upon the criteria that they demonstrate good quality style and excellent design. Besides the main site in Tumblr, misspato also has feeds on its Facebook page and Twitter.
Does your site have what it takes to be displayed on misspato.com? Why not find out by submitting it today?
By: Lou,
on 3/24/2010
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California artist, Janet Allinger has been inspiring young graphic designers and illustrators for years with her amazing artwork and designs. Janet’s graphic design work is executed flawlessly and her brilliant sense of humor shines through in her uniquely stylized illustrations.
The hands of this skilled artist are in just about everything, from website design to business card design – from logos to stickers to pattern designs – digital painting to acrylic painting. It takes exceptional talent to be able to move between the two disciplines of graphic design and illustration and execute various design and illustration projects with such a high degree of success.
In addition to fanning Janet’s Facebook page to stay on top of the new creative coming out of her studio, you’ll also want to follow Janet’s graphic design and illustration blog. Her wonderfully informative blog which covers all her latest work also includes some of her really cool photography.
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By: Lou,
on 3/17/2010
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If you threw Heinz Edelmann's kaleidoscopic characters into the cosmic, psychedelia of Alton Kelley's world, and crashed it into the world of artist Klaus Voorman, the result would probably be the whimsical, morphing, twisting, textured land of illustrator Erin Klauk - phenomenal.
Erin Klauk is a freelance illustrator living and working in Brooklyn, New York. Each of Erin's posters take us on a journey through spinning, hand drawn type, curving lines and intense colors that move with the same rhythm as the music they promote.
What a pleasure it is to see such a talented illustrator working today creating original, stylized, hand drawn artwork that in all likelihood has been influenced by many of the great artists of the past.
By: Lou,
on 3/8/2010
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The feel good illustrations of Steph Baxter will certainly help you kick those Monday blues. Let's start the week off with some happiness and let's serve it up Steph Baxter style - with hand drawn lettering, silly characters and fabulous paper cut scenes.
A recent graduate of Leeds College of Art and Design, Steph is an illustrator out on her own, working in a little town just outside of the city of Leeds in the UK.
There are so many of Steph's delightful illustrations to look at, you really have to see more for yourself.
By: Lou,
on 3/4/2010
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Schin Loong is a fantasy illustrator working out of Atlanta, Georgia. A recent graduate of Ringling College of Art and Design, Schin's work has appeared in many publications, including, The Pepper Tree Magazine, Exotique 5: The World's Most Beautiful CG Characters, CHEW Magazine Fantasy Issue and the published volume of student work for the Society of Illustrators.
Although Schin has a solid foundation in illustration working with traditional mediums such as markers and watercolors, many of her illustrations are created digitally using Photoshop. Schin Loong's digital paintings of alluring, sensuous subjects in mythical environments are rendered exquisitely, employing all the basic understanding of anatomy and composition as well as realistic lighting and tonal values.
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By: Lou Simeone,
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Cambodian Children's Painting Project (CCPP) is dedicated to creating a brighter future for underprivileged children working and living on the beaches of Sihanoukville, Cambodia. CCPP provides opportunities for artistic expression, formal and non-formal education, psychosocial development, and skills training.
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on 6/14/2010
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As an artist do you find yourself asking questions such as, what’s the best way to approach art galleries? Should I start my own blog? What is artistic style? How can I integrate social media into my marketing plan? ArtBizBlog has insight and advice on these questions and numerous others.
Alyson has worked in an art museum for ten years, has worked in the U.S. Senate and has a lot of experience working with collectors as well as the general art-viewing public. She’s also the author of the book; I’d rather be in the studio: The Artist’s No-Excuse Guide to Self-Promotion.
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By: Lou,
on 6/4/2010
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Freelance cartoonist and illustrator Mike Spicer would like to “Spicer-Up” your Facebook profile picture with a custom made, Mike Spicer-original, cartoon portrait. Is this a fun idea or what?
The original photos are shown here for comparison and do not appear on the final artwork
It all started when Mike received complimentary reactions from his circle of friends about the cartoon style self portrait he created and was using for his own Facebook page. Positive comments poured in from both artists and non-artists alike.
By: Lou,
on 5/28/2010
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By: Lou,
on 5/27/2010
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By: Lou,
on 5/26/2010
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There are many wonderful people out there reaching out to help others through art, creativity and self expression. One of the most important goals of the Illustration Pages site is to help these individuals and organizations raise awareness for their causes.
You might remember not too long ago when we featured seven year old Gwen who sells artwork online that she and her friends create. Her cause is to help a family who lost a devoted wife and loving mother to melanoma cancer. Gwen’s efforts continue today at gwenart.com if you wish to visit and participate.
Their books are unique in that they combine engaging art with therapies that help youth cope with overwhelming feelings – even in the midst of crisis, such as after a diagnosis of cancer, a natural disaster, or the tragedy of a school shooting. In this way, Art with Heart supports their emotional and social growth, paving the way for success in school and in life.
To explore other nonprofit groups featured on Illustration Pages please click on the “nonprofit” link under Categories in the sidebar. As stated above, helping raise awareness is a major goal of the Illustration Pages site.
If you wish to have an art related, nonprofit organization that is very dear to your heart featured on the IP site simply let us know in the comments section of this article.
By: Lou,
on 5/17/2010
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By: Lou,
on 5/10/2010
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California artist, Lauren Gallegos is just starting out on her journey as a professional illustrator. Armed with a boat load of talent and a BFA from Cal State Fullerton, along with the excitement, passion, and a desire to see how her work will impact the young minds of the future, Lauren is currently pursuing a career as a children’s book illustrator.
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By: Lou,
on 5/4/2010
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on 4/27/2010
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on 3/31/2010
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on 3/25/2010
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Does your site have what it takes to be displayed on misspato.com? Why not find out by submitting it today?
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on 3/24/2010
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on 3/8/2010
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Nidhi is awesome, I own 2 of these already and hope to own more of her work!