135 - Roz Down
135 - Roz Down
Sarah Graham asked me if I would like to take part in the Samarivans project to raise funds for the Samaritans which I jumped at as the charity has been there for me in the past.
They were there for me during mental issues I had during my 30’s and again later in life, when I went through a long depression and didn’t think life was worth living. They saved me at a time when I needed someone to talk to during the early hours of the morning when everything seem so bleak.
This is a way for me to say thank you to those volunteers for listening.
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They were there for me during mental issues I had during my 30’s and again later in life, when I went through a long depression and didn’t think life was worth living. They saved me at a time when I needed someone to talk to during the early hours of the morning when everything seem so bleak.
This is a way for me to say thank you to those volunteers for listening.
Bio
Roz is self-taught artist with some of her charcoal & acrylic pieces inspired from living in various African and European countries.
She doodled from an early age and started producing smaller pieces in ink & acrylic when she was laid up for some time after suffering multiple disc ruptures.
Roz has produced many small animal pieces and her pop art started after sharing Ziggy Stardust online, which she drew for herself after Bowie's death. Since then she has been commissioned to create other artists and pop art portraiture of family/friends/pets and has completed 3 wall murals.
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