The Old Main Frame Shop’s “Legendary Cuffed Pants and Black Shoes” show, featuring artist Tom Mosser and Sue Paterno, will take place from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Friday, November 12.

Tom Mosser is a Pittsburgh-based artist who specializes in portraits of sports logos. He is known for his unique painting technique called “Sports Ball Impressionism” through which he covers footballs and basketballs in paint and uses them as a brush to create his art. Mosser will be selling originals and prints of his work at the event.

Sue Paterno, better known to some as Penn State’s sweetheart, will appear during the event to sign copies of Mosser’s art.

Some proceeds from the event will benefit the Lion’s Pantry, a student-run food bank on Penn State’s campus. Attendees are also encouraged to donate non-perishable canned goods and paper products to help stock the food bank’s shelves. Refreshments will be available, and attendees are required to wear masks.

The Old Main Frame Shop is located at 2766 W. College Ave. To contact the shop, visit its Facebook page. To see Tom Mosser’s artwork, visit his Instagram.

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