Benjamin Davis, who often performs at the Court Street Grill in Pomeroy, wowed the crowd of artists with carefully crafted lyrics and smooth vocals.
Envy Ink owner/operator Josh LaBello and brother Michael LaBello performed a couple of original musical pieces at the second Salon, bringing energy and smiles to those in attendance.
Miranda Wood, of Gallipolis, shared beautifully unique photography and read several thought-provoking poems at the second Salon event held over the weekend.
GALLIPOLIS — Envy Ink held its second Salon session Saturday night at its Second Ave. location with even greater attendance than its first successful installment held in July.
According to Envy Ink owner/operator Josh LaBello, the number of participating artists grew from 17 in July to 25 in August, armed with a mixed bag of artistic mediums representing everything from painting and poetry to music and hand-crafted jewelry.
“I love the way these Salons are going,” said LaBello. “So many positive people full of various experiences and points of view coming together to check out what the other artists are working on. We get to talk to each other and share methods and motivations and hear music and touch artwork.”
The next Envy Ink Salon is slated for Saturday, September 29.
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