Tomorrow's Rose
acrylic on sheet music on wood
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As I grow to understand life less and less,I learn to love it more and more.~Jules Renard
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I'm a full time self-taught recycled folk artist living in Myrtle Beach, SC. My work is collected internationally, and hangs in hotels and businesses.
My only artist's statement is “Oh, just whatever pleases." I hope my work is open - like the wide open spaces of my youth.
Contact me at drpeggythibodeau@gmail.com for pricing and purchase.
My only artist's statement is “Oh, just whatever pleases." I hope my work is open - like the wide open spaces of my youth.
Contact me at drpeggythibodeau@gmail.com for pricing and purchase.
Galleries
- Beach Beads, 1113 Dick Pond Road (Route 544), Surfside Beach
- Boardwalk Coffee House, 9th Avenue, Myrtle Beach
- Fresh Brewed Coffee House, Broadway St., Myrtle Beach
- Inlet Queens, Murrells Inlet, SC
- Mama Rue's Blues Garden and Jamaican Restaurant,9737 Ocean Highway, Pawley's Island
- Toby's World Gifts, 1500 Highway 17, Little River SC
What does Sidewalk Chalk Prophet mean?
I once read about a woman seeing a message sprawled on a Paris sidewalk. It said, "The city of Paris is full of beautiful mysteries, and you are one of them." I never forgot that story. I began to think how wonderful it would be to spread love and joy by writing beautiful messages on sidewalks with chalk. That idea has evolved into the original poetry I often include on my art, and is the reason I call myself “The Sidewalk Chalk Prophet.”
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The most an aritst can do through their work is say, "Let me show you what I have seen, what I have loved, and perhaps you will see it and love it too."
~Annie Bevan
~Annie Bevan
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