Brave Girls Club Featured my Birdie art!





Today Brave Girls Club featured one of my original artworks on their Daily Truth Emails, They have a fantastic program that combines art and healing which empowers women all over the world.

 This is the Artwork Brave Girls Club chose to feature today

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  1. Mrs. WJune 9, 2016 at 12:28 AM

    This is just beautiful! Love the colors and texture, Congratulations on the Brave Girl feature.Heather w. https://madeacreativegathering.wordpress.com/

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