Alzheimer's Awareness Ribbon
by Luke Moore
Title
Alzheimer's Awareness Ribbon
Artist
Luke Moore
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Photograph - Photograph
Description
On each purchased print anywhere from $10 to $115 will be donated by me to The Alzheimer's Association. The amount donated will depend on the size of the print purchased.
Purple Alzheimer's Awareness Ribbon. A tribute to those whom have Alzheimer's Disease (AD). For those that have dementia. For those that are losing their minds and their lives, and for those that may no longer be with us. For their family members, loved ones, and friends too...
Modified photograph of a pink ribbon, and 3 different modified photographs for the background texture.
"Fine Art America" watermark, in lower right corner, will NOT appear on the actual purchased/physical print, etc.
© 2012 Luke Moore. All rights reserved. Copies of this image only allowed with expressed and written permission of Luke Moore.
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June 12th, 2012
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Comments (4)
Ed Weidman
luke thanks for this.lived this experience for 10 years with my mom till her passing,one of the most devastating illnesses to deal with and witness.thanks for your art and support:) l/f
Luke Moore replied:
Thanks you very much Ed! I'm very sad to hear about your experience with your Mom. From what I can understand it can be very devastating. My parents have known a few folks that had the disease. One of the diseases/illnesses I hope they can do more research about.
Sandi OReilly
Powerful work, Luke, thank you for doing this, f/v.
Luke Moore replied:
Thank you Sandi :) Hope it can be a powerful tool for someone, increase awareness, or even just comfort someone.
Blair Stuart
As with Pink Ribbon for Breast Cancer, this is also a wonderful and fitting tribute to those who have Alzheimer's Disease. AD is not in the public gaze as much as Breast Cancer and you are to be commended for doing this to not only pay tribute to those who have fought or are fighting AD but to increase awareness of the disease itself.. The image and the words you have written to accompany it make this very powerful work Luke. My compliments to you..... vote, fav, tweet SU FB and +1
Luke Moore replied:
Much appreciated Blair!! Thank you so much for your comments and support on the ribbon series, and on much of my other work :) I agree some of these diseases seem to slip through the cracks more than others. All important in my opinion. Just wanted to recognize a few that had touched my life in some way, shape, or form.
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