Larger Than Life Murals has donated "Here Comes the Sun" mural to Discovery Arts, a non-profit organization that brings art, dance, music, and drama to children in hospitals receiving treatment for cancer and other serious illnesses.
"We are thrilled and honored that a piece of our art and our hearts will help bring a little sunshine to some very special Angels," said Shrader, who designed the mural.
The 32' x 9' mural was painted from start to finish by Shrader and her volunteer team during the 3-day, 9th Annual Indian Wells Arts Festival.
Shrader met Cyrene Jagger, Discovery Arts Publicist at the IWAF, and plans to place the mural magically started brewing... To learn more or donate to Discovery Arts please visit their website: www.discoveryarts.org
Here's Comes the Sun Mural
32' x 9' Acrylic on stretched canvas
Designed by L Shrader, and painted with the assistance of
Echo Westover, Piper Robison,
Starlin Shrader, Jody Person,
and Gabriella Evaro.
In This Video...
The Color of Music mural was painted start to finish during the 3-day Indian Wells Arts Festival, April 2010. It features MT Robison and images from his songs.
The Fullenwider Auditorium lettering was at the Riverside County Fair Grounds, and we painted both sides of the auditorium. The lettering was 102' long by 6.5' high, on 12' walls on top of a 20' roof.
Here Comes The Sun mural was also painted in 3 days at the 2011 IWAF. It has been donated to Discovery Arts, and will be placed in a hospital for children receiving cancer treatment.
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