Kimbo went back to school again. She studied at Clayton State University to receive her certification in Interior Decorating.

She believes that this ties in perfectly w/ her ability to create stunning displays and will offer a more valuable service to her clients.

Local artist and business woman, Kimbo Daniel was recently invited to Peeples Elementary School in Peachtree City, GA to unveil a piece of her original artwork. The school's principal, Erin Roberson asked Ms. Daniel to be there for everyone to see during their morning broadcast. This was a follow up visit from last school year where she was a guest during their Cultural Arts Week. She had demonstrated her creative ability and joy of recycling as she began a piece of artwork depicting a rocket (the school's "mascot") along with the participation of the children, parents and teachers. She used recycled materials to create a colorful piece with her favorite mixed-medium applications. Kimbo then custom framed the work in a shadowbox as a gift to the school for everyone to enjoy. The artwork was unveiled on October 27th, 2010 as she was invited to speak during their morning broadcast. The program runs like a morning t.v. show where the kids highlight the day's announcements and do the pledge of allegiance to the flag. "It was a lot of fun." said Kimbo. "It was an honor for me to be able to participate." 

Writing, writing, and more writing......Kimbo has been up to a bunch of it lately. She and her friend, Stella Cooper Mitchell have been working on a play which they hope to be a wonderful success. The two women have combined their talents to create something for the Henry Players in McDonough, GA. They'll keep working until it's a gem. 

Kimbo has also been busy as usual with her poetry skills. She's currently adding to her 5th volume of poems to be published sometime in the future. She read one of the pieces at the 2010 Poetry Slam on April 27th at the Fayette County Library in Fayetteville, GA and took home the prize for 2nd Place!!! Check out the poem on Kimbo's Blog. 

The Shop Has Moved.

We appreciate your patience as we've undergone a big change.

In December 2009 we decided to close the retail/gallery portion of our business.

We were joyfully there in Fayetteville, GA for eleven years serving Fayette County and the surrounding areas. 

We no longer have a retail gallery

We now provide pick up and delivery

We have moved our office, warehouse, shop and art studio to Brooks, GA. 

and we now see our wonderful clients by appointment only. 

We've made things convenient so that you may continue to use our custom framing services as we bring our service to your home or business.

We come to you to provide the best possible customer service with on site consultations and we provide pick-up and delivery in a timely manner.

We are also still offering original artwork and designs by our resident artist, Kimbo Daniel.

You can view some of her work and purchase it online or over the phone. If you don't see something that you like, just ask. Perhaps Kimbo can create an original just for you.

We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you again real soon.

We've started a webcast!!! Go to the Web Series "Creativity is Contagious" tab now & follow the links.

Congratulations Kimbo!!! 

July 2009 - Kimbo wins 1st place - Best in Show 

For her piece titled "Doggone Watermelon" (above right)

The show is at Espresso Lane in Newnan, GA

and the works will be on display

until August 23rd, 2009

Martin Pate's "The Lonely Road" was named Best in Show at the Newnan Coweta Art Association's (NCAA) third annual juried exhibit June 18. The award was presented during a public reception at the Centre for Performing and Visual Arts in Newnan. Pate's original oil painting was also received first place in the sixth Biennial National Art Exhibition (NAE) held at the Visual Arts Center in Punta Gorda, Fla. in March. A Newnan resident, Pate is a member of NCAA and serves on the organization's board of directors.

Artists receiving merit awards at the juried exhibit were Chuck Kidwell of Newnan and Kimbo Daniel of Brooks. Kidwell's sculpture/woodcarving piece was entitled "Sparrows." Daniel's mixed media work was "Wonderful Man." Both artists are also members of the art association.The juried exhibit was supported in part by the Grassroots Arts Program of the Georgia Council for the Arts through appropriations of the Georgia General Assembly and in partnership with Arts Clayton. NCAA, a non-profit organization, was incorporated on June 18, 1968.

The group meets the third Thursday each month (from September through May) at the Harriet Alexander Art Center on Hospital Road at 7 p.m. Visitors and new members are welcome. An art demonstration is presented each month. For more information, visit online at www.newcaa.com.

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ORIGINAL ARTWORK including but not limited to  PORTRAITS, PAINTINGS, SCULPTURAL/3-D WORKS, PHOTOGRAPHY, DOLLS

AND SONGS & POETRY

by Kimbo