Staten Island Artist Creates Charmed Banner for Fast Smart Web Design

March 11, 2012 - PRLog -- Eve LeBer, well known on Staten Island as a lithographer and painter, created the March banner for Fast Smart Web Design, http://fastsmartwebdesign.com.

The banner is adapted from her print called "Ten European Charms." Some of the charms represent Fast Smart Web Design clients (for example, Meals on Wheels of Staten Island, http://mealsonwheelsofsi.org, Hey Viv, http://heyviv.com, and Tug Pegasus, http://tugpegasus.org) and one is the Fast Smart Web Design logo, the happy computer.

Eve's prints and paintings reflect her experiences of family, Staten Island, and animal life. Her next one-woman show will be held at the St. George branch of the New York Public Library in March and April of 2013.

She has received grants from Council on the Arts & Humanities for Staten Island and New York Foundation for the Arts, and has had shows at Wagner College, College of Staten Island, the Smithtown Township Arts Council on Long Island, Dartmouth College, Washington Art Association in Connecticut, and in Grants Pass, OR, Stockton, CA, South Hampton, Stony Brook, and other locations.

Eve studied printmaking with Hermann Zaage and taught at the Children's Museum, the Newhouse Gallery, the Art Lab, the John Noble Museum, the New York City Housing Authority, and the Children's Aid Society before joining United Cerebral Palsy (UCP) on Port Richmond Avenue, Staten Island, in 2004.

At UCP, she and a colleague, Julia Justo, were chosen NYers of the Week on NY1 for the week starting October 18, 2008. See http://www.ny1.com/content/87434/nyer-of-the-week--artist... for the clip.

In addition to her degree from the School of Visual Arts, Eve has a Level 4 certificate in American Sign Language, which does not come in useful when trying to bring her deaf Jack Russell terrier to heel.

Also featured in March are artist Naima Rauam's site, http://artpm.com, and the St. John's & House of Bethany  Episcopal High School and Elementary School Alumni Association. The association is raising money to rebuild and refurbish schools destroyed by the long civil war in Liberia. For more information, go to http://ehsees.org.

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Staten-Island-based Fast Smart Web Design creates websites and consults on website design for non-profits, small businesses, faith-based organizations, artists, and schools. Knowing that many small companies and organizations can't afford to pay yearly maintenance fees, the company specializes in showing their clients how to maintain their sites themselves.