Today was fun and productive, and although I had not planned to do anything additional other than tweaking the Hispanic mom and child's face, I ended up painting a monarch butterfly. Dawn tweaked most of the day, although I think she painted in a few things after I left at 2:00. Christine painted in a beautiful sailfish, which is pictured below.
Christine Thomas' Sailfish on Panel #6 |
Sailfish picture under the rising sun |
Picture of our workspace, with all panels up to be tweaked |
Dawn finished up this section of Panel #4 Below Dawn worked on improving the transition between Panel #4 and Panel #5, where she felt that the dividing line was too strong. Looks good now! |
Transition from Panel #4 to Panel #5 I was able to get a good photo of Dolce, a pretty little Hispanic girl who works where I teach art. It really helped to have an image to work off of. |
Hispanic mom and little girl on Panel #1 |
Little Hispanic girl on Panel #1 |
Well, that's all for now folks. I may not work on the panels again until they are installed. We agreed that we can always do a little more light tweaking on a ladder. Unless of course they need my help for something before installation. So that's it until I get some images from the Dawn and Christine, who still have a little more work to do. I will keep this blog alive through the launch in the fall, and keep you posted on any relevant happenings with this mural.
Judy Burgarella
Blogger for the Vero Beach Mural Project
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