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Village Welcome
Created in partnership with Explore Brighton Howell Area, the Hartland Area Chamber of Commerce, Village Welcome is a 20’x8’ mural that celebrates the people, places, and pride of Hartland, Michigan.
 

A built-in QR code invites viewers to explore a growing trail of public art across Livingston County—turning one wall into a doorway to discovery.
 

This mural reflects what we believe in: art that celebrates, tells the story, and connects.
 

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Representatives from the Hartland Area Chamber of Commerce, Explore Brighton Howell Area, and artist Susan Pominville stand in front of the Village Welcome mural. Created to connect public art across Livingston County, the mural highlights key features of Hartland, Michigan—each letter filled with local landmarks and community stories.
Artist placing a canvas from a 100-piece sunflower oil painting created for the Earl Farm Foundation fundraiser, part of Art
A 100-piece mosaic painting by Susan Pominville displayed at the Hope Scarves fundraiser, where each piece was sold to support metastatic breast cancer research.

LAYERS for Earl Farm Foundation

An 8'x4' sunflower-inspired mosaic painting. Each of the 100 canvases sold supported meals for families in need. 

 

👉 Watch the Process | Learn More About Earl Farm

COLORS for Hope Scarves

A bold, vibrant painting honoring people facing cancer. Donors selected canvases from the full piece, each symbolizing courage and connection.

 

👉 Watch the Process | Learn More About Hope Scarves

Close-up of a sunflower painting by Susan Pominville, one of 100 pieces supporting World Central Kitchen through ART Doing Good.
Artist Susan Pominville painting en plein air on her Michigan farm in summer, adding final touches to a 24-piece American Flag painting created to benefit the Earl Farm Foundation.

Sunflower Prints for Ukraine 

Inspired by Ukraine’s national flower. Proceeds support World Central Kitchen and their food relief work during crisis.
 

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UNITED for Earl Farm Foundation

Created for a Vintage Baseball Game & Ice Cream Social, UNITED is a 3'x2' oil painting composed of 24 individual canvases.This abstract flag features stars across each piece, symbolizing unity through our diverse perspectives—each person a vital part of the whole.

 

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Susan Pominville holds a signed limited edition print of her Balloonfest painting, featuring colorful hot air balloons over Howell, Michigan. Created to support the Howell Area Chamber of Commerce and Torch 180, a Fowlerville-based nonprofit empowering individuals through culinary training.
Master magician Lance Burton signs limited edition prints of MAGIC, a vibrant abstract painting by Susan Pominville inspired by his first appearance on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. Both the painting and prints were sold to benefit the Earl Farm Foundation, with Lance performing live at the farm event.

SKY for Torch 180 + Howell Area Chamber 

A Balloonfest-inspired piece to fund vocational training for individuals facing barriers to employment.

 

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MAGIC for Earl Farm 

A one-of-a-kind painting created to honor the magic of giving. The original was auctioned to benefit the Earl Farm Foundation. This photo shows master magician Lance Burton signing limited edition prints offered during the campaign.

 

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Artist Susan Pominville holding the original painting MOOSENESS, commissioned to benefit North Star Reach in Pinckney, Michigan. Inspired by joyful camp moments for kids with serious health conditions, the colorful painting features a moose eating “no hands” spaghetti—capturing the spirit of connection, nature, and fun. Limited and open edition prints were sold to support the camp.
Artist Susan Pominville standing beside her painting Bourbon Trail, created for LACASA’s inaugural Bourbon, Bow Ties & Boas gala. The bold abstract features a bottle of Blanton’s Anniversary Bourbon with Kentucky Derby horses on the label. Proceeds from the painting supported LACASA’s mission to protect and advocate for victims of abuse.

Mooseness for North Star Reach

Created to support kids with serious health challenges through a magical camp experience. 
 

👉 Watch the Process | Learn About the Camp 

Bourbon Trail for LACASA

Created for LACASA’s 2024 gala, Bourbon, Bowties & Boas, this oil painting was featured on the cover of the event program and auctioned live to support survivors of abuse and strengthen families in our community.
 

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Past Projects, Real Impact

Each of these projects started with a purpose—and grew through creativity, generosity, and community support. This is art with a job to do: raising funds, telling stories, building connection. And it’s only the beginning.

Got a Big Heart and a Bold Idea?
 

We love teaming up with people and organizations doing good in the world.
If you’re dreaming up something meaningful—we’re all ears.

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