Here's Gus, he's been memorialized on this 6' x 10' fence which is going to be one of many forming a courtyard at the SPCA. In this space potential owners can meet their future pet.
Hardee's is a franchise that requires at least two murals which up until now, were done on the computer and enlarged. Thanks to Jim O'Connell of Resource Media, I was able to paint them. Jim designed the images to represent what it means to live in Wilkes- Barre. He also did final touches once they were hung. The fours colleges: King's, Wilke's, LCCC and Misericordia are depicted as well as the Susquehanna River and lush northeastern Pennsylvania landscape. The historical buildings: The Luzerne County Court House, City Hall, and the Stegmaier Federal Building are just a few of the outstanding structures that grace our city and are shown with kids enjoying the River Commons. Hardee's is located right off of 81 across from TGIF'S and is connected to a gas station all owned by Nick Patel. The comments so far have been so amazed that a Hardee's would have original art. I'm thankful that they do and that I was a part of a new beginning.
I want to feast my eyes
I want to consciously realizeI want to be present for…
I want to like myself more.
I'm going to take it as it comes....
I'm going to take it as it comes. : )
It's raining. This I know for sure, it's going to be one lush spring. Without the gray days, we wouldn't appreciate the sun when it shines, shines, shines .... and it will. Always does.
The almighty fox took a long gaze my way the other day gingerly sauntering away as my dog, Weez, went bezerk. Animal sightings do not go unnoticed and I immediately look to see what they are telling me. This is what I found.The symbolism of a fox sighting : Physical or mental responsiveness, increased awarenessCunning; seeing through deception; call to be discerningAbility to find your way around, to be swift in tricky sitationsAffinity with nocturnal activities and dream work
Seeing the sun through the tunnel of darkness on my walk sends calm and hope to my being. We have our share of gray days here in Northeaster Pa, so when the sun comes out it, everyone want to shout out "Hallelujah!." Hence, the title of this piece - 40" x 40" on charmeuse silk.
