Goodbye 'Urban Rhythm' and Community Impact
Welcome back to another edition of my newsletter (yes, like buses you two in quick succession!), where I share insights, stories, and updates from my artistic journey.
Saying Goodbye to Urban Rhythm
This vibrant and dynamic painting called Urban Rhythm has now been shipped off to its new home on the Channel Island of Jersey. I am quite sure it will look amazing when it is finally installed in its new home and I hope the lucky recipient is as happy with it as I was after creating it.
"Urban Rhythm" is not just a painting; it's a reflection of the pulsating rhythm, movement, and vitality found in urban landscapes. Each brushstroke tells a story of creativity and expression, inviting viewers to delve deeper into the layers of colour and emotion.
I hope that, whether you're an art enthusiast, collector, or interior designer, Urban Rhythm stirs something in you and it certainly promises to inspire and ignite conversation.
But that's not all! After a successful day a the Burghfield May Fayre, where more of my artwork sold, I now have the time to think of the artwork I plan on displaying at a cafe in Newbury, Berkshire.
All being well, I hope to have some of my works on display at McCann’s Cafe in the Kennet Centre, Newbury. What makes this collaboration truly special is that a generous portion of the profits from art sales will support Max's 'pay-it-forward' initiative. This initiative helps those in need by providing meals and coffee to those less fortunate—a cause that aligns perfectly with my belief in using art to make a positive impact in our community.
Stay Connected and Explore More
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Thank you for being a part of this journey with me. Together, let's continue to celebrate art, inspire creativity, and make a difference in the world around us.
Warm regards,
Roy P. Awbery
