Although I paint a mural very much like how I would approach my easel painting, I sometimes get a little frustrated when It doesn't seem to go as fast. At times, it does feel a little overwhelming on a project larger and taller than eight or ten feet, but when color harmony, design and values start to pull together as a balanced unit, the feeling of more than you can handle begins to subside. Someone asked me today how the project was coming. I responded with, "Everything still appears to be in place and going in the right direction."
I actually covered about 32 feet of the foreground area, while modeling a few trees to the right as well as the rock cliff and a little on the waterfall. A good day in spite of the few hours spent. I had a doctor appointment this morning.
This page will blog the progress of the Novatek Mountain Vista Mural in Progress from start to finish. SCROLL DOWN TO SEE PHOTOS AND READ BLOG ENTRY ON ART IN THE WORKPLACE.
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