Purrcasso Art Gala & Benefit


I am so happy to be participating in the Purrcasso Art Show in Berkeley for my third year. This time around I've donated a signed print of my modern "The Cheshire Cat and Alice"

After the devastating fire the Berkeley-East Bay Humane Society suffered from this year, donating this small piece is the least I could do. I hope the profits it brings will help out in some way!

The benefit is a two day event, November 6-7th at 2865 Seventh Street (at Heinz) and I hope some of those kitty lovers out there make a stop and buy some art!

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