Last weekend, my wife Sammee and I stopped at Deseret Industries ( a thrift store). I was looking for a mans apron. All they had in mens was an apron which looked like Woody, a character in the animated movie, "Toy Story". You know, I just might be the fastest mural painter in the West!
The line of Aspen trees along the cliff ridge behind the falls is getting the look & feel I have been shooting for. Roberts Point is looking better and the streaks of light I added near the falls looks just about right.
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.
MOUNTAIN VISTA MURAL
POSSIBLE PAITING FOR MOUNTAIN VISTA CONFERENCE ROOM
PAINTING HUNG IN CONFERENCE ROOM
LEFT END
VIEW OF NOVATEK MACHINE SHOP WITH MURAL
The Interior Setting
ROBERTS BENCH WITH FINAL ACCENTS

APRIL 7, 2011. WHen you see this much of the Bench, a main Timpanogos feature, you're a little better than half way to the summit. A little further up you will come to the remains of a plane wreck that happened in the 1950's, Emerald Lake, a glacial field and possibly spot some Rocky Mountain goats.
Roberts Bench Timpanogos Feature
ROBERTS POINT
Roberts Point

I took quite a few artistic liberties to get my "Roberts Point" to look good painted over the vertical supports, but here is an actual photograph of the Point. The Point and the Bench were not named after the famous Robert Redford who owns neighboring Sun Valley, but after a natualist from the early 1900's. He spent many years hike Timpanogos, conducting hiking tours and developing the trails..
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