Showing posts with label pit bulls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pit bulls. Show all posts

Monday, October 6, 2008

News

City Tails Magazine is back on the streets with a nice little write up by pit bull activist Mickey Kramer, regarding our honeycomb hairclip! Pick up a copy of the NY or NJ September edition. All the money from the honeycomb hairclip goes to support Earth Angels Canine charity!

NIMLI has requested to carry 55 more of my cuffs, as well as my stationary and original hand photo transfers! Stay tuned for information on when they will be available online.

Also, in other news I am doing a show again! It's been awhile since I have opted to do a show but this November I will be at the Made For You event in Red Bank, NJ.




The Vegan Etsy team and the Cruelty Free Etsy Team are putting together a cookbook Cooking Without Cruelty. I hope this will be ready for sle in time for the holiday season!

One last bit for today Vegan Etsy snagged a great halloween treasury. Check it out here and show some love!

Tuesday, August 26, 2008

Meet Honeycomb




"The face that launched a thousand clips"

Proceeds of sales of the Honeycomb clip go to Earth Angels canine rescue and adoption organization established five years ago to rescue homeless and abandoned dogs from the New York City streets. $100 raised already!

Look for the story in the upcoming issue of City Tails Paper!

Tuesday, June 24, 2008

Feature in City Tails


My honeycomb pitbull hairclips were featured in this July issue of City Tails!

Artist donates profits from sale of Pit Bull hair clips to local canine rescue


New York native and current New Jersey resident Jennifer Krumholz (owner of JaK Random Art) is an animal-loving artist who has recently begun selling a special item called the Honeycomb Pit Bull hair clip. Krumholz is donating half the profits for all Honeycomb Pit Bull hair clips, which cost only $5, to Earth Angels Canine Rescue (Manhattan and the Bronx).

When asked about the genesis of the Honeycomb Pit Bull hair clip, Krumholz says, “It started when a friend of a friend, who after ordering some custom-made clip-on earrings, was surprised to see that I didn’t make hair clips. … I thought, ‘Hmm, that’s really a good idea,’ … so I made a few Pit Bull hair clips for her, and it snowballed from there.”

Regarding donating half the profits to Earth Angels, she adds, “I just love all animals so much, but my heart goes out to Pit Bulls. … My parents had and loved Tiger, a rescued Pit Bull, until she passed away about a year ago. … They get such an undeserved bad reputation, and I found out that Emelinda Narvaez [founder of Earth Angels] specializes in rescuing and caring for Pit Bulls, although they do rescue all breeds in need.”

Krumholz, who along with her fiancĂ©, is guardian to three rescued cats, Bandit, Milo, and Ume, makes all of her bracelets (which she calls “cuffs”), earrings, and hairclips from recycled vinyl records. In addition to jewelry, she also makes notebooks, stationary, coasters, and other items, all made from recycled and found objects, such as record album covers, compact discs, and paper.

Krumholz, who lives a vegan lifestyle, says her art is influenced by nature and our increasing isolation from it, as well as nature's toll on the man-made environment. She adds that, since most of the materials she uses in her art are from recycled or found objects, she’s placing an emphasis on the notion that out of decay there is rebirth.

To order the Honeycomb Pit Bull hair clip and for more information, visit JaKRandomArt.etsy.com.