Novatek South Addition Mural

Novatek South Addition Mural
This mural measures 22 feet high by 200 feet long

FINISHED MURAL WITH NEW FAUX MARBLE FLOOR

FINISHED MURAL WITH NEW FAUX MARBLE FLOOR
Here is a section of the mural finished with the new floor.

REFLECTIONS

REFLECTIONS
more floor, less mural

FINISHED FIRST SECTION

FINISHED FIRST SECTION
The mural is now finished. This is the first section.

FINISHED SECOND SECTION

FINISHED SECOND SECTION
All the highlights and shadows are now finished on the snow and all over the rest of the mural.

FINAL THIRD SECTION

FINAL THIRD SECTION
We tried to capture the twilight time of day. I think we were successful.

FINISHED FOURTH SECTION

FINISHED FOURTH SECTION
Even the tops of the trees indicate the last few moments early evening light.

FINISHED FIFTH SECTION

FINISHED FIFTH SECTION
I like the way the shadow and light plays on the rocky Timpanogos slopes.

FINISHED SIXTH SECTION

FINISHED SIXTH SECTION
Provo Canyon.

FINISHED SEVENTH SECTION

FINISHED SEVENTH SECTION
I love the way the shadows and light bring out the rock forms on Cascade Peak.

ELK CLOSE UP

ELK CLOSE UP
I'm not really a wildlife painter, yet I feel pretty good about how this bull elk turned out.

EIGHTH SECTION

EIGHTH SECTION
Squaw Peak (the one with the red scrub oak trees on it's slopes) is mosly in shadow, but with a sliver of light at the top.

FINISHED NINTH SECTION

FINISHED NINTH SECTION
The middle section of Squaw Peak.

SQUAW PEAK

SQUAW PEAK
THis looks so real, it's like you can walk right through it! Pick any door.

LAST SECTION

LAST SECTION
This shows Rock Canyon during the last few moments of evening light.

Tuesday, August 23, 2011

BACK FROM THE DOCTOR AND BACK TO WORK

Sure enough... Just as I suspected, the practitioner gave me a Z-Pak to treat me for potential Brochitis. He also recommended a more powerful allergy and decongestant mediation and he added a third blood pressure medication to the two I already take.  Oh my, that is a total of 6 pills I currently have to take in a day. Old age, I guess ( I turned 53 last month ).

We spent the day getting rid of the hard lines in the blue twilight sky areas by blending with a soft dry brush. We were able to cover an area of about 5 feet by 200 feet straight across the sky, which is the full length of the mural. This means we are still on track to have most of the sky blocked in with more accurate colors including all the clouds by the end of the workday tomorrow. By the end of the week, I want people to know where I'm going with the colors, the composition and the mood in the sky, the mountains and the foreground at just a glance, even though it will be far from finished at this stage. I hope to be at the half-way point by the end of September, which means I really have to push it a little.

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