Painting to support fundraising efforts
The pressure was steadily building, and with my working commitments of four days a week, I needed to be exceptionally organized and well-scheduled to dedicate ample time to my art business. It was always my aim to enter The Incognito Art Show, which meant I had to submit the required three A5 artworks in a timely manner. However, it felt much easier to give up, especially since I have also been concurrently working on two painting commissions at this time, which added to the mounting stress.
About the Incognito Art Show:
The Incognito Art Show is a notable not-for-profit organization that passionately supports Australian artists. It runs Australia’s biggest and most inclusive art show, attracting a diverse audience and participants. All profits raised go directly towards funding essential programs that support artists working with disabilities. This impressive show has been running since 2021. Additionally, this exhibition plays a significant role in supporting fundraising efforts for Studio A and The Art Factory. These two arts studios provide vital professional support for artists living with intellectual disabilities, and we are proud to partner with them in our initiatives for the year 2025.
A sneak peak small section of all 3 submitted A5 works.
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