Print of Kansas Statehouse made from manhole cover in downtown Topeka.

12" x 12" beautifully framed watercolor by artist John H. Chen.

From https://www.johnchenartist.com/

About John Chen

A graduate of the prestigious National Taiwan Normal University of Fine Arts, John Chen was born (1939) and raised in Taipei, Taiwan. John served as the Chief of the Fine Arts Department at a well-known conservatory for ten years before deciding to explore the world. His first destination in the Western Hemisphere was Costa Rica, where he painted and explored for several years. While there, he exhibited in his first One Man Show. In 1980, his journey led him to the United States to continue his artistic development and raise his family. In his first show the year he arrived, he earned the "Best in Show" award at the Plantation Art Show.

OO-Siang Art

Literally, it means "formless art". Originated from "concept and form", "concept without form", "conceptless with form", and "conceptless and formless". It is different from "abstract art"... Its ultimate goal is the combination and balance of Yin and Yan, Harmony between Nature and Human Beings.

John follows this philosophy, using Chinese ink-wash, acrylic, and oil on handmade rice paper, using traditional and contemporary techniques.

12" x 12" beautifully framed watercolor by artist John H. Chen.

From https://www.johnchenartist.com/

About John Chen

A graduate of the prestigious National Taiwan Normal University of Fine Arts, John Chen was born (1939) and raised in Taipei, Taiwan. John served as the Chief of the Fine Arts Department at a well-known conservatory for ten years before deciding to explore the world. His first destination in the Western Hemisphere was Costa Rica, where he painted and explored for several years. While there, he exhibited in his first One Man Show. In 1980, his journey led him to the United States to continue his artistic development and raise his family. In his first show the year he arrived, he earned the "Best in Show" award at the Plantation Art Show.

OO-Siang Art

Literally, it means "formless art". Originated from "concept and form", "concept without form", "conceptless with form", and "conceptless and formless". It is different from "abstract art"... Its ultimate goal is the combination and balance of Yin and Yan, Harmony between Nature and Human Beings.

John follows this philosophy, using Chinese ink-wash, acrylic, and oil on handmade rice paper, using traditional and contemporary techniques.

This exquisite print is from local Topeka artist, Rhoda Pidgeon. Created to thank supporters, this masterpiece highlights the beauty of the zebra.

19" x 22"

4" x 6" acrylic on canvas representing the beauty of our feline friends.

4" x 6" acrylic on canvas captures the warmth of a dog's eyes.

Artist Petra Schneider is offering you a prizma color pencil portrait of your pet. She has provided an example that showcases her talent in extensive detail. Winning bidder will be provided a certificate to redeem your pet's portrait.

Amazingly detailed, this bulldog is ready for display.

This ceramic bulldog is prepared to guard all of your valuable rings.

8.5" x 5.5"

From HHHS staff member, Grace Clinton - this watercolor presents that patience of a cat waiting for the right time to pounce.

From HHHS employee, Grace Clinton, comes a watercolor presentation of two finches meeting.

15" x 12"

Watercolor design of a butterfly beginning it's day.

Using acrylic paint, these summer flowers make this hat a must-have decorative piece.

By artist Torey Oberle

Oil markers on canvas tote bag help highlight the love we all have for animals. Decorated on both sides.

By artist Torey Oberle

Acrylic paint was used to design this remarkable birdhouse on an apple basket.

From artist Torey Oberle

Acrylic paint brings out the cacti on this apple basket.

By artist Torey Oberle

By artist Lily Doodle, this magical piece was "nose"-crafted by a 9-year-old dog who loves to do peanut butter paintings.

Acrylic paints on 4" x 4" canvas

Acrylic paint on canvas creates a colorful interpretation of flowers and paws.

By artist Torey Oberle

This framed watercolor shows off the busy morning of three roosters.

By artist Suzy Smith

15.5" x 18.5"

Artist Mike Henry perfectly captures winter wolves in the Flint Hills through watercolor.

16" x 28.5"

A beautiful vintage dog pin repurposed into a necklace by artist Angela Lexow from Lexow Studios.

Using a pressed wood board, acrylics and decoupage comes a one-of-a-kind piece from artist Alicia Gomez. The piece reinforces the idea of caring for and helping others including animals.

24" x 33"

Coptil Marker was used to produce this image of three cicadas in a circle. Done by local artist Angela Lexow.

11.25" x 9.25"

From Lexow Studios

Coptil Marker was used to create this black cat in front of a Halloween moon.

11.25" x 9.5"

From Lexow Studios

Beautiful cross-stitch and beading was used to create this adorable couple and their pet sheep. Created by HHHS volunteer and Topeka librarian, Dianne Elhrichs.

10" x 10", framed

Watercolor created this gorgeous scenery of a fawn hiding in the forest.

Original price $300, a true collector's piece.

By artist Steve Denny

15" x 17", framed

Modeling paste, colored pencils, and acrylics were used to produce this replication of the door at 1201 Oakley.

By artist Stephanie Munoz O'Neil

5.5" x 5.5"

This abstract piece was created through the use of mixed media on silk.

By artist Linda Humpharies

12" x 12", framed

This pup is living it up!

5.5" hooped cross-stitch with finished back and burned frame by artist Erica Stoll.

A girl with a black panther and tiny bird.

By artist Alicia Gomez

15.5" x 12.5", framed

Acrylic on canvas creates this geometric interpretation of the sun and sky.

By artist Michael Sondgeroth

12" x 12", framed

Acrylic paints were used to create this beautiful image of a vase.

By artist Michael Sondgeroth

8" x 10", framed

Colored pencils and markers create this colorful drawing of hen dish.

By artist Alicia Gomez

11' x 14"

Acrylic on canvas

By artist Vanya

14" x 11"

Acrylic on canvas

By artist Vanya

14" x 14"

Acrylic on canvas

By artist Vanya

14" x 11"

8" x 10" colored photograph

By artist Braxton Miller

8" x 10" color photograph of the Kansas State Capitol dome

By artist Braxton Miller

8" x 10" black and white photograph of a highland cow.

By artist Brittany Miller

8" x 10" black and white photograph of a soft mare's muzzle.

By artist Brittany Miller

Markers and watercolors

By artist Charles Moore

14.5" x 18"

Markers and colored pencils

By artist Charles Moore

16" x 13"

Colored pencils and markers

By artist Charles Moore

15" x 18"

Colored pencils and markers

By artist Charles Moore

17" x 15.5"

Sharpies

By artist Charles Moore

23" x 18.5"

This mixed media collage was created by local artist and HHHS employee, Tara Rhiannon Bartley, demonstrating animals united in psychic harmony.

This framed graphite colored pencil drawing is ready to hang on your wall to represent the Day of the Dead.

Created by Becki Waugh

Frame: 16" x 20"

Look into this poured acrylic painting and let the swirls relax you!

Created by Jennifer Ketter

This 8" x 10" poured acrylic painting evokes a sense of peace and calm, as deep as the ocean blue.

Created by Jennifer Ketter

This incredible framed watercolor donated by local artist Naomi Cashman shows a sweet kitty amongst the trees.

A renowned artist, this piece would retail for $325 at one of her gallery exhibits.

Frame: 16" x 20"

Image: 12" x 16"

Let your wings soar with this acrylic painting on canvas, created by local artist Vanya.

This spicy purple canvas painting would look great when you need reminded how powerful you are!

Created by local artist Vanya

This acrylic canvas painting of a beautiful purple and blue butterfly was created by local artist Vanya!

Let your favorite fall vibes last all year long with this acrylic canvas painting by local artist Vanya!

Every pet parent knows the water shake-off post-bath, but have you ever seen the experience celebrated so colorfully?!

This acrylic canvas was created by local artist Vanya.

This colorful butterfly was created by local artist Vanya on an acrylic canvas.

This incredible pink, white, and gold geode canvas painting was created using resin, acrylics, and crushed glass!

5" x 7"

Artist: Angel Lang

Immerse yourself in these acrylic birch trees.

Created by local artist Vanya

This unique and functional serving tray was painted by hand and coated with resin. Show off your snacks to your guests in style!

Created by local artist Angel Lang

This emerald and gold geode on canvas was created by local artist Angel Lang, using resin, crushed glass, and acrylic paints!

5" x 7"

This celestial green and silver geode creation was made using resin, crushed glass, acrylic paint, and acrylic filler. It's one of a kind and will evoke a sense of universal calm.

8" x 10"

Artist: Angel Lang

This beautiful golden/Lab acrylic painting was created by local artist Vanya.

This cozy glicée framed 11" x 14" watercolor print of a pair of rabbits is brought to you by local artist Cindy Schramm.

This delightful field of wildflowers was created with watercolors and framed in a gleaming frame to set off its colors!

Donated by artist Cynthia Stotler Hedberg

Esteemed local artist Kris Saia created this piece for Warm Paws, Warm Hearts after co-founding the event! The adorable tuxedo kitty by pots of flowers was created with ink and watercolor pencils.

Renowned local photographer and HHHS volunteer, Allan Goodman, has donated a framed digital photograph from his collection of an incredible sunflower field sure to delight any Kansan!

8" x 10"

This stunning and moving piece pictures a bird skull, inspired by the stillness of winter. It was created using micron ink on a wood panel by local artist and HHHS alumni adopter Natalie Moussa!

This heart-warming framed watercolor of a girl holding her hearts out was brought to you by local artist Cynthia Stotler Hedberg.

This piece can be auctioned as a single piece, but don't miss its partner piece - Full of Love 2! The pair will light up your walls with love!

This heart-warming framed watercolor of a boy holding his hearts out was brought to you by local artist Cynthia Stotler Hedberg.

This piece can be auctioned as a single piece, but don't miss its partner piece - Full of Love 1! The pair will light up your walls with love!

This adorable little duckling acrylic canvas painting was created by local renowned artist, Kris Saia!

This framed watercolor was made by event co-founder and local artist, Kris Saia, especially for this art auction! Using ink and watercolor pencils, she was able to show an adorable wiener dog with pots of flowers and playballs!

For the pocket pet lover, this framed 5" x 7" photograph was donated by HHHS employee and photographer, Gabriella.

Instagram/Facebook: gmh photography

Part of a Topeka theme donated and created by Louis Weishaar, this giclée print of the sign outside of Bobo's Drive-In is sure to be a collector's item!

Part of a Topeka theme donated and created by Louis Weishaar, this giclée print of the Fox Theatre sign is sure to be a collector's item!

Part of a Topeka theme donated and created by Louis Weishaar, this giclée print of the Gage Center sign is sure to be a collector's item!

Part of a Topeka theme donated and created by Louis Weishaar, this giclée print of the Topeka Shawnee County Public Library is sure to be a collector's item!

Part of a Topeka theme donated and created by Louis Weishaar, this giclée print of Hanover Pancake House is sure to be a collector's item!

Part of a Topeka theme donated and created by Louis Weishaar, this giclée print of the iconic Menniger's Clock Tower is sure to be a collector's item!

Fans of this incredibly loyal breed will enjoy this acrylic painting on canvas of a Doberman pinscher!

Artist: Laci Cole

This fantastic fox, painted with acrylics on canvas, is sure to evoke a sense of woodland wonder!

Artist: Andrea Cole

This incredibly fun acrylic and pastel painting of a platypus brings one of Earth's mysterious creatures to life!

Artist: Avery Weishaar

Full title: Some Things Just Fill Your Heart Without Trying

This special commemorative poster was created by students at Washburn Tech Graphics Department. Each student created a design to contribute in response to this event and HHHS's cause. A truly one of a kind and priceless piece showing the patchwork and intertwining of our community.

20" x 30"

This highly intricate zentangle inspired butterfly, created on a wooden canvas with pen by local artist Sharon Easterling, is sure to amaze!

This fun and transformative piece is one of a collection from the Story People series, created by Brian Andreas (writer, artist, storyteller); this print is a reproduction of one of his world renowned watercolors.

Donated by local art collector

This fun and transformative piece is one of a collection from the Story People series, created by Brian Andreas (writer, artist, storyteller); this print is a reproduction of one of his world renowned watercolors.

Donated by local art collector

This fun and transformative piece is one of a collection from the Story People series, created by Brian Andreas (writer, artist, storyteller); this print is a reproduction of one of his world renowned watercolors.

Donated by local art collector

Beautiful in any season, this monoprint was created and donated by local artist Avery Weishaar.

This small brown watercolor bird, made with love by local artist Cindy Schramm, makes us feel warm and tucked into our nest during unpredictable weather!

Framed 5" x 7"

For the all-American shelter dog lover, this framed 5" x 7" photograph was donated by HHHS employee and photographer Gabriella.

Instagram/Facebook: gmh photography

Renowned local photographer and HHHS volunteer, Allan Goodman, has donated a framed digital photograph from his collection of mysterious curtains from a life once lived.

8" x 10"

This incredible abstract acrylic painting on a wood panel will surprise you with it's austerity and beauty. Created by local artist and HHHS alumni adopter and cat mom, Natalie Moussa, this piece is more than a 22 inch square! Sure to fill your wall space with wonder.

A mixed medium masterpiece, made with printed and stitched fiber, with bone bead embellishment, this unique and fancy piece will brighten any home.

Artist: Kathy Pflaum

For the fan of prairie-dwellers, this framed 5" x 7" photograph was donated by HHHS employee and photographer Gabriella.

Instagram/Facebook: gmh photography

This abstract three-part series is a full set of beauty by Avery Weishaar.

Full title: Dragonfly 2011: Upclose and Personal

This digital photograph of a dragonfly shows the wonder of nature in all creatures - big and small. Printed, matted, framed. 16" x 20"

Artist: C Katzer

This stunning and highly unique piece is made on a 16" x 20" canvas. It was created with resin, crushed glass, and acrylic. It brings a sense of ocean waves over the viewer.

Truly a gem.

Artist: Angel Lang

This amazing drone photograph created by Topeka West student and artist, Taylor Reinert, depicts Helping Hands Humane Society and Topeka West High School centered as a planetary body.

Includes matting

This stunning photograph, provided by Topeka West High School student and artist, MacKenzie Johnston, features a bird eating upside down. The wonders of nature!

A majestic orange tiger kitty graces this photograph, provided by Topeka West High School student and artist, Lily Salazar.

A beautiful collie mix is the star of this photograph, provided by Topeka West High School student and artist Austin Schimmel.

This breathtaking photograph of pupper, Marleau, was taken and donated by Topeka West High School student and artist, Kylie Cook.

For pug lovers alike out there, this adorable photograph of Puck the Pug was photographed and donated by Topeka West High School student and artist, Kylie Cook.

This collector's piece watercolor print from the 1984 Ducks Unlimited Series by 1984 Artist of the Year, James K. Hillen, was provided to Ducks Unlimited Sponsors from the State of Kansas as a thank you.

Donated by long-time HHHS supporter, Rose Diehl

24" x 36" framed

Full title:

1. Rain in Africa

2. Geometric Series IV, #2

3. Geometric Series IV, #1

Set of 3 miniature quilts, created with cotton and batik; stitches perfected with machine quilting.

Artist and donor: Marilyn Fritzler

By artist Charles Moore

12.5" x 10.5"

Colored pencil and markers

By artist Charles Moore

Sharpie and markers

By artist Charles Moore

16" x 13"

Sharpie

By artist Charles Moore

Watercolor of a windmill

By artist Dr. Rob Walker

13 x 19

A couple of inquisitive fowl created by watercolor.

By artist Kelly Kelley

11 x 14 (including mat)

Watercolor flowers outline in ink.

By artist Dr. Rob Walker

11 x 14

Painted wine bottle with battery operated flamed tip and lights.

By artist Jay B. Henderson

Cotton floss on aida cloth.

13 x 5

By artist Nicole Isherwood

The trees represent the joy in the world while the night sky represents the hardships we all face - by artist Ava Huske

12 x 16

"Light Within the Dark, and the Dark Within the Light" - this painting shows both the light and the dark in the world. - by artist Ava Huske

16 x 20

By artist Emi Griess

16" x 20"

5.5 x 5.5 set of mug rugs by artist Betty Dekat.

5.5 x 5.5 set of mug rugs by artist Betty Dekat.

5.5 x 5.5 set of mug rugs by artist Betty Dekat.

Acrylic on canvas of a shelter dog.

12 x 9

By artist Kelly Jones

This handpainted glass Snoopy vase lights up for daytime or nighttime display! Created and donated by HHHS volunteer and local artist Jay Henderson.

Battery operated, with 6 hour timer for bed time use if you wish!

Local film and editing marvels, Francesca Kelly and Anna Fifer are offering an incredible film package! Film and Video Benefits:

Two days of film time to be scheduled with Francesca Kelley and Anna Fifer for shooting and editing any of the following, a one of a kind keepsake:

Commercials, weddings, small music video, short documentary, etc..

**Over $500 value!!!!!**

(Production details, fine print, and referral will be provided to the winner following this event)

This 4.5 inch by 6 inch postcard was made using watercolor and ink pen by HHHS staff member, Grace Clinton

This fun cartoon design was submitted by cartooning and comic extraordinaire who is also a student at both Topeka West High School and Washburn Tech, artist Erik Weiter-Preyer.

This set comes with 4 designs of lovable pets.

Each design comes with a 1.5 inch button and a 1.5 inch magnet, for a total of 8 pieces in this incredible set.

This fun cartoon design was submitted by cartooning and comic extraordinaire who is also a student at both Topeka West High School and Washburn Tech, artist Erik Weiter-Preyer.

This set comes with 4 designs of fun comic scenes.

Each design comes with a 1.5 inch button and a 1.5 inch magnet, for a total of 8 pieces in this incredible set.

This breathtaking photograph, sure to inspire any Midwesterner, was taken and donated by HHHS staff member Kristina Douglass (@kdouglass143photography). It depicts the state flower of Kansas up close.

11x14 inch photograph with shadowbox frame.