ARTWORK by JoJo | Hand-painted Clutches

THEY’RE HERE!

SEVERAL NEW hand-painted clutches for SPRING and SUMMER!

Available NOW at Lost Again in the Dallas Design District.

PINK, BEIGE, CREAM, WHITE, etc.

Get them now before they sell out!

All artwork by JoJo is 20% off (including the hand-painted clutches) and 100% of the profits will benefit the American Heart Association now until Friday, April 9th.

GIVING BACK: HeARTwork for a Cause

I am thrilled to be an American Heart Association 2021 Woman of Impact Nominee!

Please see the previous post for more information on what this nomination means and the impact my team (Team JoJo) hopes to make!

Between now and the end of the Campaign (Friday, April 9th) ALL Artwork by JoJo sales will benefit the American Heart Association with 100% of the proceeds going directly to the AHA! 

Find artwork by JoJo at Lost Again Antiques and Decor in the Dallas Design District!

To see additional availability check out my Artwork by JoJo page.

Together, we can make an impact.

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A LIFE-SAVING DONATION TO THE 

AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION, 

GO HERE.

Even though all artwork by JoJo sold now through the end of the Women of Impact Campaign (4/9/21) will have 100% of the proceeds donated to the AHA, here are some special HeARTwork pieces that have become a part of my new heartfelt collection “HeARTwork for a Cause”.

Variety of sizes (5”x5” - 36”x36”) framed and unframed available at Lost Again

Acrylic on 36” x 36” Canvas | Queen of Hearts | Available at Lost Again

American Heart Association - Woman of Impact Nomination

I am thrilled to be nominated for Go Red for Women’s Woman of Impact campaign. As part of this year’s class of changemakers, I’ve brought together a team that’s working to make the greatest impact possible on women’s health. We will be raising much-needed funds for the American Heart Association and working to improve the health of our communities. I hope we can count on your support!

 WOMEN OF IMPACT

We are a team of change makers who are excited to engage our networks to make the biggest impact possible on women’s health! We’re raising much-needed funds for the American Heart Association and working to improve the health of our communities. I am hoping I can count on your support!

This challenge is personally important to me, because I am a Heart Disease Survivor. 

Throughout history, women have stepped up.  Stepped out. Overcome opposition. Led the workforce. Joined forces. Blasted into space.  

Women’s passion has made history … but their actual hearts haven’t. Heart disease and stroke have never been just men’s diseases, but through the years women have been left out of scientific studies.

Underrepresented. Uncounted. UNTREATED. 

Now we are fighting for better representation in medical research. Fighting for equitable access to care and treatments. Fighting to spread lifesaving information to our sisters. Fighting to overcome the No. 1 killer of women. 

Watch me change history. 

Watch me be counted.

Watch me Go Red. 

It’s not just about wearing red. It’s not just about sharing heart health facts. It’s about all of us making a commitment to stand together with Go Red for Women in the fight for heart-health equality.

The time is now. 

When we take a stand and work together, real change is possible. 

 

Together, we can make an impact.

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A LIFE-SAVING DONATION TO THE AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION, 

GO HERE.

Acrylic on 48” X 48” Canvas entitled “Total Eclipse of the Heart”

Donated to the AHA for the 2021 Go Red Live Silent Auction

SOLD 

GIVING BACK: JoJo Goes Red

This piece will be available at the Dallas Go Red Luncheon on February 28th!

WE GOT THE BEAT

An original abstract acrylic painting

36” x 36” canvas and framed in a maple wood floater frame

      

  

I am a Heart Disease Survivor. On December 4, 2009, at 34 years old, I was admitted into the hospital for my 2nd heart surgery. It was quite an ordeal... But, because of ongoing cardiac medical research, I was able to have the opportunity to play with my little boy again without fear of passing out from an abnormally fast heart rate or fear of going into cardiac arrest.

I have volunteered with the American Heart Association to help spread heart disease awareness by sharing my personal heart story. I believe strongly in the mission of the AHA and help support raising funds at various events by donating my artwork. Each piece I donate has a personal story related to how I have been affected by heart disease.

I painted “We Got the Beat” as a tribute to my father who is also a heart disease survivor and is currently on the UNOS Heart Transplant List. I painted this piece in honor of him and to all those affected by heart disease. Each heart symbolizes the uniqueness in all of us. Our family history, story, struggles, life, scars, and experiences may be different... but, we are all UNITED in the fight against heart disease!

Thank you for your support in helping to raise funds for lifesaving heart research. 
It means A LOT!

With a Grateful Heart,

Joanne “JoJo” Herda