August 25, 2007
Though it is with a bit of sadness that I announce the end of a project - I am happy that I had the opportunity to work with artists from all over the world and assist with various computer related tasks.
Though a small project it did have a global reach and has enabled us to see through the eyes of artists from South Africa, Nigeria, Uganda, Zambia, USA, Hungary, Kenya and Australia.
We carry on supporting artists and art projects but will have a different angle based on all the projects we have done and the experiences we have gone through over teh years.
Thanks again for all those that supported this project - we will post soon on how the new project develops and let you know about the expected launch date.
I am happy to let you know that our site and project is chosen to be one of the finalists. (Not that we are doing it for the awards :-))

Shelley is a Cape Town artist.
In 1964 the stars were shining bright, and a handsome little devil was born. Danish artist Kim Philipsen’s greatest love is capturing the spirit, in the face of Natives. Kim moved to Spain at the age of 12 where he met many artists. He realized that he wanted to become a portrait artist. 21 years young, Kim went to the Philippines where he met master artist Rick Gonzales. Kim and Rick became great friends, and Kim studied there for 4 years drawing and painting still life, landscapes, seascapes, and so on, and so Kim learned, as they did in the old days. It was easy to travel with pen and paper, and when Kim was in need of money, he did a portrait.
Lerato of Muse Poesy - a local poetry group - has decided to get blogging -
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