Showing posts with label saying goodbye. Show all posts
Showing posts with label saying goodbye. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 18, 2014

Get In!

Fancy spending this coming Saturday 22nd March at 7:30pm being entertained, dining on world class food and being part of one of the big events in Londons prestigious Landmark Hotel?  Due to popular demand we have been allocated a few more exclusive tickets to this fabulous event The Mariposa Masquerade Ball in conjunction with HELLO! magazine and Hyundai who will be supplying the fleet of cars to bring the VIP guests to the star studded night.

You too can be part of this spectacular night as we have extended our table due to popular demand and made several more tickets available on a first come, first served basis to join us. We will be your guides for the night as you eat, drink and make merry in sumptuous surroundings.
 Tickets now include performances by BOND, the worlds biggest selling string quartet and sensational Jazz singer Abby Scott as well as the super auction with some stunning lots. We have upped the game with several new additions to the Impossimal auction line up.
 First a sold out Edisons Sherlock Sidewinder sculpture from our own personal collection, countersigned by both myself and Jayne with additional tour brochure.
Secondly a fabulous Cantering Caketacular Queen Of Bakes, personally framed by in the studio this black framed triple mounted limited edition is a unique one off piece like no other, again from our personal collection, signed on the back and complete with dedicated brochure.

These are in addition to the stunning original available on the night celebrating the story of Andy and Zoe, founders of Saying Goodbye, part of the Mariposa Trust.
So come along and join us at our own personal tables for a once in a lifetime treat, for full details and ticket prices email impossimal@gmail.com , alternatively use our contact page on the website or send us a message on Facebook, Twitter or any other social media.

Not long now for a night to remember!

Tuesday, March 04, 2014

A Night To Remember



It's now less than three weeks before you get your chance to bid on this very special piece at The Mariposa Ball as part of our support for Saying Goodbye ( http://www.sayinggoodbye.org/ ) in association with HELLO! Magazine on Saturday 22nd March 2014 at the stunning 5-Star Landmark Hotel, London.

This unique original features the founders of Saying Goodbye, Andy and Zoe an is the only original oil painting donated over the last nine years specifically to raise funds so offers a one time only chance to grab something very special indeed.

So if you want to do something different and rewarding and would like to join us both for the night on our special table to have a chance at bidding on this one off original then just send us an email at impossimal@gmail.com and we will personally get right back to you with ticket details and more information on the event which includes a lavish three course meal, fantastic entertainment and a chance to share in the live auction as part of the memorable night, surely set to be an evening to remember.

Contact us at impossimal@gmail.com for further details and ticket information, hurry, there's not many left!

Wednesday, February 06, 2013

A Place In Our Hearts

A few months ago I blogged my support for Saying Goodbye (www.sayinggoodbye.org, a film about Saying Goodbye can be found here), an international organisation offering support and rememberence services for anyone who has lost in pregnancy, at birth or in the early years. This month I have completed a special original that is being donated to Saying Goodbye to help raise funds and continue its invaluable support.

Taking the story of its founders, Zoe and Andy Clark-Coates I decided to paint a gentle piece that reflected the aims of Saying Goodbye, indeed the title of the painting is actually called 'A Place In Our Hearts', mirroring the positive stance that Saying Goodbye takes towards it's goal of providing support, understanding and a collective way to cope with the loss of a child.

Framed in a distressed white with slip the back of the piece is decorated with Impossimals and a unique dedication, I'll let you know just when and where this donated original will be available later in the year.

 

Friday, October 19, 2012

Saying Goodbye

Over the years we have both supported many charities raising much needed funds but occasionally opportunities come along that offers something completely different, support from a very personal level on a subject rarely spoken about. Which is why today's blog entry is about Saying Goodbye, a not-for-profit organisation of which both myself and Jayne are proud of being invited to be part of and offer our support by accepting the chance to become a Saying Goodbye Advocate.

Losing a baby is not an easy thing to bring up, losing five and the heartache it brings is unimaginable but this is all part of the story that prompted the creation of Saying Goodbye and the reason Saying Goodbye is so important to everyone who has experienced this loss.

The Saying Goodbye services have been created by Zoe and Andy Clark-Coates, who have personally suffered the loss of five babies. They are now blessed with having two vibrant little girls, one who is 3-years and the other who is 9-months

"We wanted to formally remember the children we have lost and so we created the Saying Goodbye organisation as a legacy in their honour. We hope the services will help thousands of other people who also feel a need to acknowledge their babies, and to recognise their wonderful lives, however short they were. People will have the opportunity to pay tribute to their babies, whist grieving together and formally saying goodbye, which may be something they have never done before. To just stand in a room with hundreds of other people who have all been through a similar experience knowing everyone is there to support one another will be such a powerful moment, we hope it will be life changing to many"

You can read Zoe's personal story here, alternatively you can lean more about Saying Goodbye by visiting their website here.