The Proudly She Served book is here! Also available on Barnes & Noble (https://t.co/HWBBnLwX71) and also through your local Independent Book Stores (https://t.co/QufiQlqfaf)
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We're thrilled to announce the Proudly She Served book is published!
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The @ProudlySheServe Project has launched a fundraising campaign to raise funds for the portrait unveiling event in 2023 and also the publication of the Proudly She Served book. See link to donate https://t.co/OSEp75CQ4m
Final image in the @shoppixels art contest.
Depicting foot soldiers from the eight uniform eras of the U.S. Army…can you name them? Inspired by a collaboration with Jan Scruggs, Founder and then President of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Foundation.
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CAN YOU HELP ME FIND THIS SOLDIER?
I sent a care package to a soldier in 2007 and got several pictures in return. This was one of those pictures. As an artist, I felt compelled to make this photo a painting.
I would love to find this soldier and give him the painting.
Tammie Jo Shults was the Captain of Southwest Flight 1380 LGA-Dallas on that fateful day in April in 2018. Somewhere past Philadelphia the left engine exploded and one passenger was killed.
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Another excerpt from the upcoming Proudly She Served book! Angel said, "Sometimes just seeing someone that looks [like you] in a career you had never thought of, can inspire you to achieve goals you never thought were possible.”
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Sometimes a painting is made and lives for many years and then the artist chooses to obliterate it and create something completely new and different…although there can be ideas from the previous painting that survive. This is true for this painting.
Size 48x60
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