Peggy Thibodeau, "The Sidewalk Chalk Prophet": whimsical mermaid

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Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Turquoise Mermaid

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We had a wonderful show in Dunwoody, Georgia. That area of Atlanta is really beautiful with rolling hills. The weather was gorgeous, and tons of art found new homes. Thanks for all your support.

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Labels: colorful, eco art, folk art, green art, mermaid painting, recycled art, recycled folk artist, whimsical art, whimsical mermaid

Wednesday, December 30, 2009

Blonde Bombshell Mermaid

5 x 20 inches

acrylic on wood

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Living near the beach has its advantages. Shells, for example.....

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Labels: blonde bombshell mermaid, colorful, eco art, folk art, mermaid, recycled art, shells, whimsical, whimsical mermaid

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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.

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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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