This post is linked to Monday Murals.
Update: To see more, in addition to Kate's link,
see 24hourmural.com
Monday, September 2, 2013
Faith Wibberly
This post is linked to Monday Murals.
Update: To see more, in addition to Kate's link,
see 24hourmural.com
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It's lovely and so is the shot at the bottom.
Jack, I am so glad that you posted this mural. After I saw it I checked the internet for the artist's work and found this wonderful explanation of the mural in an article from the Norwich Post newspaper:
http://www.norwichbulletin.com/news/x1155154113/Norwich-artist-completes-24-Hour-Mural
OOps. . .it the Norwich Bulletin newspaper.
I'm amazed she was able to do paint this so quickly. I seem to be painfully slow at doing just about everything. Plus, I can't draw. :))
They look to be getting a bit wet. Well, all things tend to grow with a little TLC... and water.
I drive through Norwich a lot, Jack, and have passed the Spirit of Broadway Theater many times. I have missed the mural though! Duh... time for another drive through Norwich.
What a beautiful mural! very colorful and joyful!
What a beauty Jack!
Such a beautiful mural, Jack! A talented lady she is indeed!! Great shots for the day!!
I can't believe that beautiful mural was done in 24 hours. That is amazing in itself.
I can appreciate how much hard work went into this. This is really a big mural. They worked really fast!
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Mersad Donko Photography
Beautiful symbol for what could be an English rose.
I like this one a lot! 24 hours is incredible, Jack!
I like this clever and quite funny variation on the theme of the Great Wave off Kanagawa, by Hokusai.
It's terrific work!
This is a most impressive piece of work done in such a short time!
Awesome mural.
Love murals, Jack. Love 'em. Thanks for getting these photos for your blog!
I love murals and this one is great. Love that it was done as a fundraiser.
That would make a good sign for a car wash.
I assume she didn't work 24 consecutive hours, right? However she staged it, she did a magnificent job pretty fast. I hope it was a successful fundraiser and also hope it endures and doesn't become another ghost sign in 10 or 15 years.
A vibrant and optimistic mural. Extra points for being a fund raiser. It already seems to be a point of pride for the city. Did you notice in the videos that she used a brush instead of a spray can? You were lucky to drive by while the artist was there. Thanks for contributing to this week's Monday Mural.
Fab capture Jack..using a brush, that would be impressive to do it in such a short time, I wonder if ROA uses a brush or spray can, he does his huge drawings usually overnight.
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