/ CORRECTION - Austin Artist & Entrepreneur Paula Parker Springs Art to Kid's Gym

In the news release, "Austin Artist & Entrepreneur Paula Parker Springs Art to Kid's Gym," issued earlier today by Paula Parker Designs, we are advised by the company that the subhead should read "The Little Gym of Fort Worth, TX, a Children's Gymnastics Gym, Is a Great Organization…" rather than "The Little Gym of Fort Worth, TX, a Children's Gymnastics Gym, Is a Great Nonprofit Organization…", and the first paragraph should read "Entrepreneur and Artist Paula Parker, owner of Paula Parker Designs, Austin, TX, donated an art piece to a Fort Worth, Texas charity today" rather than "Entrepreneur and Artist Paula Parker, owner of Paula Parker Designs, Austin, TX, donated an art piece to a Denver, Colorado charity today" as originally issued. Complete corrected text follows.

Austin Artist & Entrepreneur Paula Parker Springs Art to Kid's Gym

"The Little Gym of Fort Worth, TX, a Children's Gymnastics Gym, Is a Great Organization and I Am Delighted to Donate My Artwork as a Token of My Appreciation," -- Paula Parker Designs

AUSTIN, TX -- August 29, 2008 -- Entrepreneur and Artist Paula Parker, owner of Paula Parker Designs, Austin, TX, donated an art piece to a Fort Worth, Texas charity today.

"The Little Gym of Fort Worth, Texas, a children's gymnastics gym, is a great organization and I am delighted to donate my artwork as a token of my appreciation," explained Paula Parker, Owner, Paula Parker Designs, Austin, TX. "It is a worthy cause, and I love to see children get more interested in gymnastics, especially after watching the just-ended Summer Olympics in Beijing."

Parker donated one of her original artworks to the charity, after the Dallas Metrocon '08 convention earlier this month. A visitor approached the Paula Parker Designs booth and purchased a painting. The buyer, Brette Corder, is also the owner of The Little Gym of Fort Worth, a children's gymnastics gym, which is having a customer appreciation this week (August 25th-31st), allowing parents of some 600 kids already registered for fall classes to celebrate.

"The mother loved my floral art, 'Plaster Mache Floral Sculpture,' and she bought it for her daughter's bedroom, and I donated a piece, valued at $500.00 for their event," said Parker, who has also written "Art in Austin...Volume I," which features artists from Austin, TX. "I'm now looking for corporate sponsors for a new book coming out later this year representing artists in Texas, too," she said.

"I am delighted to feature the new Paula Parker Designs publication Art in Austin, the registry (Volume One)," said Parker. "I also enjoy the original canvas art of Austin Artist 'Matchi,' including a Stevie Ray Vaughan portrait, of which I have posted on our website at: http://www.paulaparkerdesigns.com," she said. "I am confident everyone will enjoy original 3-D artwork from my 'Prologue' collection, which is also located at my website."

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