This is surely the most similar my day job art and my personal art will ever be. The blue shapes in foreground are foam board and will hang from a ceiling. The rest are prepped and based wood panels, awaiting painted exploration.
These look like something for a public atrium, but they're decoration for SNIPS, a hair salon in Irvington. I just painted a wall mural for them this week. It's a simple scheme, but it's very effective for the space, and at 9' x 20+', only took two days.
It's amazing how efficiency-geared I am with the decorative art. It's such a nice break to know what the outcome needs to be, and to figure the best path to it.
I am finally making a connection between your Oversink Collection and the thoughtful Omeed comments. You've got cats right? I remember seeing them in the early Rocktown days in paint can boxes?
re: efficiency, I just accepted a straight ahead house painting job (with a simple glaze that they insist on calling fox-finish) because it was so clear what needed to be done. Headphones on, keep track of time and materials. Easy.
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It's very confusing.ckc.
Is today a holiday?
I don't know about yesterday...apparently today is the Feast of St. Antiochus. Does that explain anything?
So what is this project? Where is it going?
These look like something for a public atrium, but they're decoration for SNIPS, a hair salon in Irvington. I just painted a wall mural for them this week. It's a simple scheme, but it's very effective for the space, and at 9' x 20+', only took two days.
It's amazing how efficiency-geared I am with the decorative art. It's such a nice break to know what the outcome needs to be, and to figure the best path to it.
I am finally making a connection between your Oversink Collection and the thoughtful Omeed comments. You've got cats right? I remember seeing them in the early Rocktown days in paint can boxes?
re: efficiency, I just accepted a straight ahead house painting job (with a simple glaze that they insist on calling fox-finish) because it was so clear what needed to be done. Headphones on, keep track of time and materials. Easy.
You've got cats right?
I don't even know how to answer that. Let's just say I only have five cats now.
If you live in an area where the clients request "fox" finishes, then you have quite a few more years worth of market there.
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