Colorful pastel portraiture tells magical tales. Your imagination is free to explore, buy now these images tell more than just children stories.
Their were these three gregarious sisters, not related yet bonded together by their love of animals and wild clothing for example. Sister number one was most reflective, thoughtful and a bit of a cheeky monkey. Sister number two loved to learn and share those learning’s with others, and sister number three was quick witted and fast to take action. They combined their talents with their love of animals to the task of educating their classmates about animal rights and injustices. They were passionate about the care and treatment of animals and wanted only to share that passion with others. They concerned themselves with speaking up for what they love rather than changing peoples beliefs. “Listen to our passion, and if it moves you like it does us, great!”
These girls represent for me the new spirit of activism I have seen from my young teen friends and students, putting their focus in championing what they love and not blaming others for what they do.”
You can see the ” Three gregarious Sisters” now, showing at Noel Baza gallery (San Diego) through early September.
In the image above I am standing next to one of the gallery owners Tom Noel. Click on the “Piece of Mind Kids” page above in the picture bar to see the slide show of work.
