Uploaded October 2017 | Updated September 2026, 21 minutes ago
(KUTV) A local artist emotionally impacted by the horrific tragedy in Las Vegas is bringing hope through a new painting.
During most hours of the day, you will find Angela Reichman being a mom to her two young boys.
But during her "me time," you'll find her in a makeshift art studio in her garage.
"It's just something I've always really loved," she said.
Reichman classifies herself as a "figure and portrait painter."
She has painted dozens of portraits over her years as a professional artist.
But nothing she's done so far has had such a powerful impact as her latest piece of art.
"It's the called 'The Homecoming,'" Reichman told Dan Rascon. It depicts people coming home to the heavenly arms of family members.
She was inspired by the tragedy of the Las Vegas shooting that left 58 people dead.
(KUTV) A local artist emotionally impacted by the horrific tragedy in Las Vegas is bringing hope through a new painting.
During most hours of the day, you will find Angela Reichman being a mom to her two young boys.
But during her "me time," you'll find her in a makeshift art studio in her garage.
"It's just something I've always really loved," she said.
Reichman classifies herself as a "figure and portrait painter."
She has painted dozens of portraits over her years as a professional artist.
But nothing she's done so far has had such a powerful impact as her latest piece of art.
"It's the called 'The Homecoming,'" Reichman told Dan Rascon. It depicts people coming home to the heavenly arms of family members.
She was inspired by the tragedy of the Las Vegas shooting that left 58 people dead.










