is a nonprofit founded by photographer Bob Carey after his wife, Linda, was diagnosed with breast cancer. Bob began taking self-portraits in a pink tutu in unexpected and often humorous locations. These whimsical images were a way to bring laughter and light to Linda during treatment, but quickly resonated with a much larger community. This project raises funds to help patients with everyday needs like groceries, rent, and transportation. It spreads joy through humor and art to ease the burden of cancer. It builds awareness by showing the power of compassion and community. The pink tutu has become a symbol of love, courage, and support for those facing breast cancer.
Sebastian Ferreira developed an early love for creating bold, expressive art. Today, he works primarily with acrylics, using an alla prima approach that brings immediacy and energy to each piece. His work balances realism with raw, rudimentary elements, inviting viewers into an open dialogue where imagination completes the story. His studio is recognized as a "Trusted Art Seller" by The Art Storefronts Organization, ensuring quality and authenticity.
With a strong foundation in interior design, MINAKO brings a refined eye for aesthetics to her work in graphic design. Now focused on print media, she specializes in creating thoughtful logos, charming illustrations, and beautifully designed photo cards. MINAKO's style blends elegance with a touch of whimsy - perfect for Kansha! MINAKO's whimsical daruma design is showcased on our limited edition Daruma Collection!
