In the Orpheum Community Hub mural, a vista of the Sandia Mountains crowning the treetops of our beautiful Rio Grande Bosque reminds us that despite the changes a neighborhood experiences, the beauty of our city is constant.
Scroll through the images to share in the memories depicted in the Orpheum Community Hub mural.
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Denise and I show off the final mural design.
500 2nd Street SW during renovation
I took a 5 hour online class and 4 hours of hands-on training. I’m so ready for this!
Because Coal is a busy street, we had limited space for projecting and the closer the wall, the smaller the image. So we can only project small segments at a time.
Denise and I review our plans for the night’s work while we wait for it to be dark enough to project the image.
Denise and project assistant Nick Ross found that tracing the image, projected through the cyclone fence, added a level of complexity to the task.
Left to right: Roe LiBretto, Nick Ross, Denise Weaver Ross.
Denise is a color maven, and I learned much by mixing under her direction.
On-site photos courtesy of Courtney at Orpheum Community Hub.
I was blown away when we landed this gig.
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