The Fort Saskatchewan Families’ First Society recently moved into a new home, a newly-renovated former RCMP detachment. There was a lot of work to do to transform the building into a family-friendly space, and a lot of fundraising to make it happen.
So, after Night of Artists last month I quickly change gears into “mural mode”.
As a tribute to the many (MANY!) donors, I volunteered my time to create a donor tree in the front lobby of their beautiful building. This mural was finally unveiled last week.
The completed donor wall at the Fort Saskatchewan Families First Society
It was a privilege to help out a group that does so much for our community and the families within it. It’s a community I am proud to call home.
Now, it’s time to change gears again. My studio is still a disaster from “last-minute show-prep mode”. Time to clean up and get back down to work. I’ve got some fun new projects ahead.
Silk painting, anyone?
Coming up for me:
May: Family vacation in Jasper (bring my watercolours!)
June: Art and Faith retreat
July: Whyte Avenue Art Walk