How different things were in 1999! We could celebrate Camden childrens’ artwork by raising money for 10,000 copies of the Camden Children Shine Peace Calendar. Enjoy.
(I wish we could publish 10,000 copies of Camden children’s artwork from the Salvation Army Kroc Center in 2015!)
The Cover by Erin Elizabeth Quirk, age 10, was influenced by Maria Santiago’s artwork in the 1994 May Day Calendar.
January by Kasandra Sanchez, age 9, influenced by Henri Matisse, Victor Vasarely and Vincent Van Gogh. 
February by Jessica Serrano, age13, influenced by “Harold and the Purple Crayon” by Crockett Johnson.
March by Khadijah Cunningham, age 8, influenced by the Walt Disney movie “Mulan.”
April by Julie Martinez, age 11, influenced by Vincent Van Gogh.
May by Stephanie Cordero, age 10, influenced by Vincent Van Gogh and Roy Lichtenstein.
June by Danielle Wortham, age 9, influenced by “Tar Beach” by Faith Ringgold.
July by Jen Vi, age 14, influenced by Pablo Picasso.
August by Gail Edwards, age 12, influenced by Victor Vasarely and Jean Dubuffet.
September by Erasham Santiago, age 9, influenced by syndicated Philadelphia Inquirer editorial cartoonist John Overmyer.
October by Theodore, age 6, influenced by Pablo Picasso.
November by Ryan Stear, age 11, influenced by Pablo Picasso.
December by Maria Lopez, age 9, influenced by Georgia O’Keeffe.
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