February 11, 2012 (A History of Growth 4) 15”x11”... | The Aldas Project: 366 Drawings for Good

About the Project

The Aldas Project: 366 Drawings for Good, is a year-long project by artist, Kristy Modarelli, that began on January 1, 2012. "Aldas" (pronounced ull-dosh), is the Hungarian word for "blessing".

The idea for this project is two-fold - a personal challenge to create an original drawing every day, for a year; and to raise money for three of Kristy's favorite non-profit organizations: 826 National, The Schoerke Foundation, and the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society. Each original drawing, made of archival materials, will be sold for $100, with $25 going to the buyer's choice of the three charities. There are no additional fees of any kind, including shipping.

A new drawing will be listed each day on this blog, beginning January 1, 2012, with all drawings available for purchase through www.AldasProject.Etsy.com.

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February 11, 2012 (A History of Growth 4)
15”x11”
ink and gouache on paper

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