Artist Libby Hart is fighting for her life. Some great artists have donated works to support her fight and you have the opportunity to add to your collection and help an artist in need. . . .

Today's post is a bit different. Painter Libby Hart needs your help.  Go to http://welovelibby.com.  A friend of Libby's has  created  this special site where artworks have been donated by some fantastic painters and are for sale....all to help an artist in need.

Libby a  fantastic painter herself and one whom we plan to feature individually in the future, but right now, we want to help her get better so that she can get back to the easel, where she belongs.

All you have to do to help is go to the website, peruse the art and if you find a piece you have to have, purchase it -- you'll get a great painting and ALL of the money will go to help Libby pay for her medical expenses. You may also simply make a monetary donation if you wish.

Lastly, if you're not in a position to purchase or donate, perhaps you would consider forwarding the info to a friend?

Sincerely,

Clint Watson
Software Craftsman and Art Fanatic

PS - There are also a few of Libby's own paintings for sale on the site at http://welovelibby.com.

About a month ago, I wrote a piece explaining how you should subdivide large portfolios into collections:
How to Make it Easy for Collectors to Browse Your Artwork

Over the weekend, I received the following email from artist, Tommy Thompson:

Clint,  
We followed your advice on this topic also.  A few months ago we divided our web site into seven categories to make it easy for viewers to navigate my site.  People seem to like the categories that I now use, as follows:  "Horses in Landscapes," "Figurative," "Canadian Rockies Remembered," "Memories of Maine and Rhode Island," "Barns and Farms," "Architecture," and "Other Landscapes."  As a result, my viewership has quadrupled, thanks to you.  All the Best, Tommy Thompson

We've got some great new artists for you to check out!