News from Studio Lejeune

PROGRESS

info@studiolejeune.com — Wed, 7 May 2008 13:29:35 -0700

Just a little update on the Ekaweeka project.

The goal is comments from all 50 US states and as many countries as possible. Here's the breakdown:
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
Louisiana
Maryland
Massachussetts
Missouri
New Hampshire
Oregon (Jesse)
Pennsylvania
S. Carolina (D. Junk)
Tennessee (Zoya)
Texas
Washington
Wisconsin
AND India

Love to hear from you even if your state's listed. So far I've been trying to post one comment per state in a country so it will be easier to tell when the goal is reached; but not sure about sticking with that policy, we'll see.

Go to http://www.ekaweeka.com/904 for more info on the project.

An Eka Art Project: Can It Be Done?

info@studiolejeune.com — Sun, 20 Jan 2008 18:53:33 -0800

Yay to Neal in Wisconsin, Neha in India and David in Pennsylvania;
another yay to Katie in Missouri and George in Illinois!
Thanks to you for getting this online project closer to the end goal.

That means people from:
California
Georgia
Illinois
Louisiana
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Texas
Wisconsin

AND India

have had a little fun by becoming a part of this online project.
Feel free to be a part too by viewing the print at left and leaving a comment.
http://www.ekaweeka.com/904

Eka Art Project

info@studiolejeune.com — Mon, 7 Jan 2008 18:56:05 -0800

Off to a good start with the Eka Art Project, thanks to the very cool people who have participated.

So far, people from

California
Georgia
Louisiana and
Texas

have participated! You can be part of the project by viewing the print at left and leaving a comment.

http://www.ekaweeka.com/904

PARTICIPATE

info@studiolejeune.com — Sun, 9 Dec 2007 10:48:28 -0800

If you view the "All Our Eggs in One Basket" print, leave a comment listing your city and state or your country.

All Our Eggs in One Basket Print

info@studiolejeune.com — Fri, 7 Dec 2007 05:21:02 -0800

My avatar is part of my print "All Our Eggs in One Basket." It has been described as a pro-environmental artwork and it is my most popular print.

In this print, the items inside the translucent eggs represent water, air, animal life and plant life.