Provo Studio

Couldn't be prouder of Salvador Alvarez! One of his beautiful paintings was featured in a talk given by Dieter Uchtdorf in yesterday's general women's session of LDS general conference.

My dear sisters, I was grateful to speak with you this evening at the general women’s session of . Wherever you are throughout the world, I hope that the Spirit touched you with new insights.

In this painting, a pioneer girl is skipping along a bright blue path. She has endured many dark and dreary days, but she has a spring in her step and looks optimistic, happy, and hopeful.

As you walk through life, I hope you will feel a spring in your step as you trust the Lord and continue on your own bright path of discipleship. Faith will lead you to open your eyes to the things Heavenly Father has in store for you. Love for God and His children will continue to brighten your path, even on dark and cloudy days.

Painting by Sal Alvarez.

The illustrious Mister Pauper!

Utah Arts Festival: A touch of the sideshow The found-object sculptures of “Mister Pauper,” the nom du art of American Fork artist Jake Buntjer, is fascinating and bizarre — and so is his booth near the City Library at the Utah Arts Festival. ...

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Provo Studio Community: Artist Post: Amber Alvarez

Poetry from The Pauper:

Provo Studio Community: Artist Post: Jake Buntjer