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Monday, June 14, 2010

262. SOLD It's a Whale of a disaster

262.SOLD

Erik Brooks is a children's book author and illustrator from Winthrop, WA. When he isn't at work, he trys to be out at play in the world!

Read more about his work at:

http://www.erikbrooks.com
http://erikbrooks.blogspot.com

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HeatherJune 14, 2010 at 7:33 PM
I really like this.
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Erik BrooksJune 24, 2010 at 4:52 PM
Thanks Heather! It's still available, and all yours for a $10 donation :)
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What was RIPPLE

"We don't have to feel helpless. We can help. Our small actions together will ripple outward. "

This was the call to "arms" or "pencils" - in this case. We are all artists - children's book illustrators- animators- fine artists and some big hearted kids - who all felt the need to do SOMETHING about the animals effected by the Deep Water Horizon Oil Spill that occured in 04/10. The worst environmental disaster in our nation's history. What made this disaster different? It was man's doing. It was greed's doing. It harmed the innocent creatures who inhabit the waters and bring wonder into our lives. We did this to them and we couldn't sit idly by.

So we all did what we do - we drew, we painted, we created. This blog took on a life of it's own- spread around the world and gave people a place to say "I care" and "I can help".

Please look through - the art is an amazing array of styles and interpretations. Follow links- check out the artists. If you are so moved- donate to the organizations below.
Thanks!-Kelly Light

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Monday, June 14, 2010

262. SOLD It's a Whale of a disaster

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