"The painting was a hit!!! Thanks again!" "Beautiful job Leigh, I loved it, the new owner loves it, she was.moved to tears. It was appreciated, I am grateful for you." "Hi Leigh, I love my painting so much, thank you!!!"
The inspiration came from the gaming les and the chandelier, after the studies were approved, the big pieces were done in the studio. And then, on Friday, the hanging! So much fun to see these new works up on the walls of Mt. Airy Casino - truly a destination resort, spa and casino in our very own NEPA! This marks the sixth mural I've done on the Wet Paint Building in South Wilkes-Barre. The initial idea comes from Steve Taren, the owner, and we then co-create together to the completed image. His latest business is the largest dog park in PA! There will be a place especially for the young and old canines and felines, boarding, training, grooming and a large area (park) for play and exercise! What a great need fulfilled for our area!
Someone recently said one thing we can say about 2020 is the spring, summer and fall were perfect! Someone else said after viewing my latest piece that 'it's just how they'll remenber this fall when they close their eyes.
Berkshire Asset Management in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, is changing its logo and brand from the profile of a dog's head to a tree in every season. Ken joined Berkshire in 1990 after serving eleven years as senior portfolio manager for the First Eastern Bank trust's company. They have stood the test of time, weathering all seasons with clients locally and globally. Hence the impetus for the painting was born: a tree in all seasons, and a bridge (the very gorgeous Market Street Bridge!) 'bridging' clients near and far. Ken asked for a red cardinal in the painting to honor the clients who have passed. We agreed to add the dog's silhouette, albeit subtle.... can you find it? What a great project and so rewarding to see this 4' x 6' acrylic commission hung in such a beautiful conference room overlooking public square. Thank you Ken!
Drive or walk by Marquis Art and Frame -122 South Main Street, Wilkes- Barre and see a new series of abstracts which were produced and inspired during the lockdown. The overall theme is how we are all connected and our conscious and unconscious thoughts and actions matter. If time allows, go inside to see the rest of the series! : )
