the working proof.


aurora by jacqueline kari bos, for show hope

it's been a while since i updated you
on the amazing the working proof project.

anna was kind enough to send an email
highlighting the newest print...
aurora by jacqueline kari bos.

the working proof seeks to promote art and social responsibility. each print is paired with a charity of the artist's choice, to which we are donating 15% of the sale of each print - creating what we believe to be a product with not just aesthetic, but social value. besides showcasing emerging artists and great artwork, the intent of the working proof is to promote a variety of charities and to expose them to new supporters through the appreciation of art and creativity.


the mystical forest by scott balmer, for kids in need

forest lady by karolin schnoor, for transportation alternatives

untitled by antje drescher, for doctors without borders

king of the mountain by lisa golightly, for victory junction

optimist club... by dan funderburgh, for transportation alternatives

armadillo by osoo, for doctors without borders

fancy dress by yasmine surovec, for kids in need

the jewel in the mind... by justin richel, for architecture for humanity

mating hera buckmoths by gretchen wagoner, for jane goodall institute

a new rescue by heather smith jones, for smile train

burden by samantha hahn, for kids in need

please consider supporting this wonderful project!

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