Sandrah Chalmers Art Palette

Newsletter December 2011 Issue

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2011 HIGHLIGHTS

My Friends & Fans

As we close the 2011 Chapter and move into the New Year, a new ray of opportunities and hope will transcend, even with the challenges that may come along the way. Always remember to keep on moving forward and don’t look back. Don’t be afraid of taking chances. Don’t be afraid of taking the first step. Set your goals high and focus on making them happen. I did it and so can you. Anything is possible. You just have to believe it.

Sandrah Chalmers 2011 Art Collection

- The Last Swan Standing 18”x24” acrylic on linen

-The Day Heaven Called Angel With Broken Wings 36”x48” acrylic on canvas

- Forbidden Love 8”x10” acrylic on panel

-The Portrait: Girard & Wendy Joseph 24”x36” acrylic on linen

- Prima Donna 24”x30” acrylic on canvas

- The Age Of Discovery 18”x24” acrylic on panel

- Skin Deep 30”x30” acrylic on clayboard

Special Thanks To:

I would like to thank God for giving me the talent to create. My family and friends, for having my back through thick and thin. My clients, for believing in my art and for contributing to my success. A special thank you to:

Berthine Crève-Coeur West
Girard & Wendy Joseph
Whitney Bowles Harper
Regis Laraque

for giving me the opportunity this year to bring a special Sandrah Chalmers original inside your home. I would like to also thank Kammal & Zafreen Nayani for giving me the opportunity to teach Art & French to your beautiful children. I hope for a continued relationship and friendship.

Current & Future Projects

One of the greatest perks about being a Visual Artist is that the creativity is limitless.

I am currently providing private Art & French lessons to two children. I believe it is important to share your knowledge and experience with others, especially children. It allows them to emancipate and look within themselves to find their own potentials.

I am a current member of the Atlanta Artists Center. They do stand strong behind their mission, which is to support the growth of their members as artists. Their goal is to also enhance visual arts throughout the community. They now have over 450 members and the numbers are growing. Winston Churchill said “we make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give”. My goal next year is to continue supporting the great charities that I believe in. Upcoming Projects: explore and create eye catching pieces. Become acquainted to new materials and media. Stay tuned! Because 2012 is going to be a very exciting year.

Happy Holidays to you & your family. May you have a prosperous New Year!