Your Patronage Supports Kellie Jo Art
Thank you for visiting my patronage page! I’m Kellie Jo Close, a multidisciplinary artist weaving shadow and light through unique creations. My art ranges from the soul-healing You-Do-You Voodoo™ art dolls to evocative paintings and drawings, each piece born from a deep desire to inspire, connect, and heal.
Art is not just what I do—it’s the heartbeat of my life. It allows me to express emotions, foster connections, deal with my mental illnesses, and explore themes that resonate on a soul-deep level. Your patronage helps me continue creating meaningful works that speak to the heart.
With your support, I can explore new projects, purchase quality materials, and expand my art’s reach to inspire even more people. Whether you choose to make a small or large contribution, every bit of support brings my creative visions closer to reality.
Why Your Patronage Matters
Your support fuels my artistic journey, providing the resources and inspiration to push boundaries and explore new creative territories. Together, we can embrace the shadows, uncovering their unexpected beauty and transforming them into light through art that heals, moves, and inspires. Thank you for empowering me to continue creating and sharing this transformative work.
Patron’s Donation Form
Join me in creating art that resonates. Your contribution directly supports the creation of new and unique pieces, cherished by people across the nation. Funds help cover materials and expand the reach of my art, allowing me to continue sharing my work with a wider audience.
Thank you so much for your support! I promise to use it wisely to further my artistic prospects in many exciting ways. I’ll keep you updated on the progress and how your contribution is making a difference.
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I generated the the female patron, above left, with AI in Photoshop to complement the portrait of the Duke of Urbino, Federico da Montefeltro by Agnolo Bronzino (1503-1572), above right. The bottom digital image is called “Once Upon a Bloom’s Goodbye” and I created it in September 2024.