See that gorgeous iPhone case over there? It's printed from original art and signed by the artist.
Impressed yet? You will be. The artist's name is Anwar, and he's from Kuwait. He's also a child cancer patient.
All of the lovely goods from The Children's Art Project are based on the artwork of child cancer patients through an inspiring program at the the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. But as you can see on their website, they usually strike through the word Cancer and focus on the Children and the Art.
Working with trained artists as part of their treatment, the children create original masterpieces using a variety of media. Then the work is printed on jewelry, clothing, cards, calendars, umbrellas, totes, phone covers, and so much more. Even a gorgeous silk scarf, based on the artwork of Gatlin from Huntsville, Texas.
All the proceeds go right back to MD Anderson to fund summer camps, scholarships, and patient-focused programs. So not only do the kids get to feel the joy of creating artwork, but they also feel pride in the celebration of their gifts and the ability to help themselves and each other. -Delilah
Buy a variety of gifts and goods decorated with kids' original artwork at the MD Anderson Cancer Center Children's Art Project. And don't miss their Custom Print Shop and the new2011 Valentines Collection
Impressed yet? You will be. The artist's name is Anwar, and he's from Kuwait. He's also a child cancer patient.
All of the lovely goods from The Children's Art Project are based on the artwork of child cancer patients through an inspiring program at the the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. But as you can see on their website, they usually strike through the word Cancer and focus on the Children and the Art.
Working with trained artists as part of their treatment, the children create original masterpieces using a variety of media. Then the work is printed on jewelry, clothing, cards, calendars, umbrellas, totes, phone covers, and so much more. Even a gorgeous silk scarf, based on the artwork of Gatlin from Huntsville, Texas.
All the proceeds go right back to MD Anderson to fund summer camps, scholarships, and patient-focused programs. So not only do the kids get to feel the joy of creating artwork, but they also feel pride in the celebration of their gifts and the ability to help themselves and each other. -Delilah
Buy a variety of gifts and goods decorated with kids' original artwork at the MD Anderson Cancer Center Children's Art Project. And don't miss their Custom Print Shop and the new2011 Valentines Collection
