AN AERIAL ARMADILLO: Who Paints Your Music Winner!

Friday 6 March 2009

Who Paints Your Music Winner!

From M'Lady's Bedchamber

Hurrah! Polly, I would do three raucous pips, by my Voce is a bit Sotto today!

5 comments:

Flor Larios Art said...: Congratulations to the lucky winner!; 6 March 2009 at 06:10
Debra Keirce said...: Yes congrats, and I hope you feel better real soon Tessa!; 6 March 2009 at 06:15
Polly said...: THANK YOU!!! Oh I can't believe it! I love this print! I love the colour of it, I love the women and I love the fact that it's on lake Turkana reminds me of The Constant Gardener which is one of my favourite movies... thank you, thank you, thank you. Polly x; 6 March 2009 at 06:52
The W.O.W. factor! said...: Congrats Polly!
And Tessa, I hope you are feeling better today, you sound a bit stuffed up~
XoX
Barb; 6 March 2009 at 20:21
Renee said...: Yeah Polly. Lucky duck.

I just realized you did these little comics. Adorable.

Love Renee; 8 March 2009 at 09:39

Update: SEPTEMBER 2010

“Life is a gift, and it offers us the privilege, opportunity, and responsibility to give something back by becoming more.”
So far, through the sale of the Armadillo Limited Edition Prints, we have raised $5,326.92 for the Gogos, the orphans and Possible Dreams International - Dr. Maithri's Swaziland Project. Thank you, thank you from the very heart of me. To every single one of you who have reached out with such caring generosity from all over the globe to help build that bridge, I say ngiyabonga. You are all, every one of you, wonderful beyond words. Seriously. xxxx Tessa
Marguerite K, you are truly an earth angel. Time and again you have reached out and touched the hearts of the people of this little nation. Bless you. September 2010: Yet again this amazing lady has helped our Gogos and much of the accolade must to go to her for the fact that we have now reached the $5,000 mark...and still growing! Special grateful hugs to you Marguerite - thank you for your gentle grace.
Many thanks, too, to Caroline (Caroline's Studio) for her contribution to PDI. Dr. M and the Gogos join me in saying a very sincere siyabonga.

Arty Farty News Bites

This is the first full-dress show in Britain for half a century. People who know the legend of the stockbroker turned artist who abandoned his family and took the banana boat to Tahiti for free food and sex, may never have had a chance to see the paintings at all. And even for those who have, there will be revelations: the portrait of Gauguin's sleeping child from Copenhagen, anxious dreams unfurling in the air around him; the spectral riders approaching a cobalt Styx in Moscow's The Ford (Flight); the self-portrait as a vermilion-haired Christ in the garden of olives, flown in from Palm Beach, Florida. This is Gauguin's pictorial imagination at full stretch, the show of a lifetime!