When I think of creating for a cause, I think of my friend Halle of Halle's Hobbies. Each year she creates something that recognizes the Breast Cancer movement. She's even been known to die a lock of her hair pink, too.
So that's the cause I made art for today. In the center of the heart 
is a pink ribbon representing this very worthy cause.
I urge you to think pink, too. And since the texture didn't really show up well in this photo, 
I took another close up that showed it better.I decided to check to see if the prompt was up, because I have company coming in the morning and they will consume my entire day. So have a great Sunday and I'll see you soon.
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19 thoughtful remarks:
You know I love me some pink! terrific interpretation of the prompt...and indeed a wonderful cause. wish someone would find that cure! stay warm dear...
Really like what you have done for this challenge.I'll have to think on what I'm going to do. Now that I have the girls birthday paintings done I can jump back into the Journal52 and LifeBook2014 projects :) Very excited about that.
Well; you've created a new favorite of mine! Beautiful Elizabeth! This cause should never be forgotten.
xo
Great thinking Elizabeth! My sister is a breast cancer survivor and she always shies away from pink because she says she doesn't want to remember it. But most breast cancer patients and especially survivors wear the color with joy and hope.
Have a lovely rest of your weekend!
A worthy cause and a great page!! :)
Great cause...well done.
worthy cause indeed, E!
love that PINK!
ps: your photos are great too. close up and clear! great job.
Well done Elizabeth, and of course one GREAT cause.
Every October I create for this cause (BC), I have family and friends I have watched go through it. Since I do this in October I am thinking of a different cause....not sure yet, there really are so many.
My wk. 9 "The earth, without ART is just EH" I wondered if everybody would get it.
Really lovely and he♥rtfelt piece you created dear E!
oxo
Lovely project, Elizabeth! Your backgrounds does show all the wonderful texture, which is just one of the many things I love about your work.
I saw your comment about the clay cutters. When they are this small, it is always harder to remove the clay. I dip the cutting side into a water puddle before I start cutting which you are right, usually doesn't help much. I used the tip of the blunt tool to gently push it out and then generally use that side as the bottom since it does get nicks.
I kept my project simple since I felt most projects on TT are for beginners. You've probably seen the dragon, turtles, etc I have made inspired by Christi Friesen--those were done with Premo because it is firmer and easier to sculpt with. Anyway, can't wait to see your project!
Love it...you know me...PINK! Think pink! Awesome texture and design. :)
Fabulous page & a most worthy cause to support. I love that you took an extra picture to share the wonderful texture with us. :o)
I thought it a strange prompt and your interpretation is very good . A cause closer to my heart than I like! Thanks
Monica
A lovely page for a worthy cause. Enjoy your company. Hugs
I always think pink because I lost my Mom to this awful disease....xox
I always think pink because I lost my Mom to this awful disease....xox
You have chosen a great cause and made some beautiful art to go with it
Fantastic page.
Thanks for sharing your compassion with breast cancer fighters and survivors. I think more than the financial result that may help them, your cause will also help ease the pain of what they’re going through.
Alison Perris
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