RED Project #5 Tacon Rojo

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RED Project, #5
"Tacon Rojo"

size: 3x3 inches
mixed media: red ink, watercolor and black ink,
 pencil on cardstock
Available now in my Etsy Shop.


In support of the Red Shoe Movement I will be wearing RED shoes to work every Tuesday! :) 
Red Shoe Movement

If you are ready to prove that women can help other women become powerful, join Mariela Dabbah and the Red Shoe Movement!
Wear your red shoes to work on Tuesdays to signal your support for other women's career goals. Men can wear Red Ties to show support!
By wearing your red shoes to work on Tuesdays (and whenever possible) and letting people know that you support the Red Shoe Movement (RSM), you will not only establish yourself as a supporter of women but also inspire other women to join the movement. It's very likely that the sheer peer pressure will drive a new conversation at work about women supporting one another.

Comments

Mariela Dabbah said…
Wow!! How wonderful! What a great surprise!! We'll be posting your artwork on our FB page. Thank you so much for the support. We love the drawing!!
2:12 PM
Maria Sanchez said…
Thank you Mariela I think the red shoe movement is awesome!
2:03 AM
Mariela Dabbah said…
We just posted your design in honor of Red Shoe Tuessday. ;-) Please share the news with your friends and network! And stay tuned as we are organizing the first Red Shoe Tuesday event in NYC!
5:32 AM
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