Painting With Purpose.

Sam Glenn Captivates Audiences with a Live Painting Performance While He Delivers an Inspiring Speech Customized to Your Group

Sam Glenn combines his keynote message with live painting, creating an experience that audiences find relevant, inspirational and engaging. As Sam paints, he shares stories, humor, and lessons about attitude, resilience, kindness, leadership and more. The painting takes shape as the message unfolds, which keeps everyone entertained, and fully engaged.

5 Important NOTES regarding Sam’s Performance Art

Sam is different than most speed painters that you might come across in your search – if you are specifically looking for performance artists.

1: Sam doesn’t speed paint, toss paint or get it all over. Sam paints similar to Bob Ross. Everyone is going to feel good! Sam delivers an incredible speech while he paints. There is no rush. 

2: Sam, unfortunately, does not paint people, celebrities, CEO’s, politicians, athletes, dead celebrities or anything of that nature. Not that there is anything wrong with that, Sam just prefers to customize his art so the “entire audience” can relate to the artwork and connect to it through the keynote. This one aspect is what makes Sam’s art performance unique and special.  Sam helps determine the best painting based on the theme, goal or objective of your meeting or event.

3: The artwork is yours!  You own it! When Sam is complete, you can keep it, give it away, auction it off – whatever your heart’s desire. (Fun fact: The most one of Sam’s paintings has auctioned off for: $100,000!) 

4: Sam gifts everyone in the audience a miniature PRINT of his artwork at the end of his speech. So, in 5 years, when your event is well over, the memory lives on- because they will have a visual print to remind them of the moment and message.  It stays with them. 

5: Sam gifts his original paintings to the audience during his speech.  As a way to create more engagement, connection and fun, Sam will randomly gift several really nice original paintings from his studio to the audience during his speech.  The value on these paintings range from $100 to $5,000.