Sunday, October 23, 2011
Donation to Everglades Completed
Just after we left on retreat I got an email that my donation to the Everglades was due on October 25th. (I really have until next July to donate, but by delivering it early, they frame it for their Christmas Show.) Since I didn't get home until October 2oth, that left me struggling to get it finalized (they wanted a version without words) and printed in time to deliver it.
I'm happy to report that a local business was wonderful to work with and printed my poster to a beautiful watercolor paper at a very reasonable price. The colors were true and the turnaround time was less that 24 hours. For those of you looking for a nice printing resource for your artwork or photos, I'd like to recommend Canvas Depot. You can find them online at http://www.canvasdepot.com/ or you can drop in to the former Christmas Cottage in downtown Melbourne where they have a booth.
And for anyone interested in Liguus Snails, let me know. I have a half hour photo heavy presentation that I'm happy to give at schools or local gatherings to tell anyone about these wonderful little creatures, their habitat, and why they are protected.
And if you want to find and photograph them for yourselves, they can only be found in Florida, between Big Cypress, the Everglades and the Keys.
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Ballard Park, Original Oil on Canvas
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Kathy this poster is so wonderful both in color and design. The Everglades Park will be thilled to have this hanging at their visitors center, they are very fortunate.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Kathy!! You are so talented!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Can't wait to see the real thing. The future of these little critters will be enhanced by your work.
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