Unique fashion accessory adds a fun, playful pop of whimsy to any ensemble while serving the greater good; Stylish low-cost pendants support disabled artists seeking financial independence
SANTA CLARA, Calif., May 5 /PRNewswire/ --- Ground-breaking Art of Possibility(R) Studios (www.AOPStudios.com), the only art brand exclusively representing physically disabled artists in a for-profit model, today announced it has finalized a licensing agreement with Phenominoes(R), the wildly popular line of pendants featuring extraordinary works of art on real dominoes. Under the deal, Phenominoes has licensed 27 Art of Possibility Studios images created by two inspirational and talented blind painters for reproduction onto the company's innovative domino pendants, each accompanied by color-coordinated ribbon necklace and a special clasp making the pendants interchangeable from one necklace to another. All available designs may be viewed online at http://www.aopstudios.com/store_necklaces.php.
Phenominoes' new Art of Possibility Studios collection features artwork by two acclaimed blind painters: Art of Possibility Studios founder Ketra Oberlander, whose award-winning work has been featured on ABC-TV's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition," and George Mendoza, who has been featured in the two PBS documentaries The George Mendoza Story (1989), narrated by Robert Duvall, and Vision of the Soul -- The George Mendoza Story (2006).
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