I've spent the last few months off and on, tackling the underside of that dreaded arch. It was challenging for me to stay focused but I feel like I've learned from it. I kept thinking of the original sculptors who poured their hearts and souls into this building and that made it easier for me to keep going. I'd like to continue using architecture in future painting's.
9 comments:
Amazing work!
an extraordinary piece of art john,it must be absolutely stunning in 'the flesh' and a real tribute to your determination!
Thanks so much Vicki!
Clive thank you, you are too kind.
I`l agrre absolutely with Clive!
I found particulary appealing the combination of these delicate ornaments and the presense of the Kestrel..It is an exceptional painting! Thank you also for sharing the process with all of us John!
Paschalis
PS:Thanks a lot for your visit on my Blog!I`ve been happily surprised by your comment!
I would love to see this in real life John, it's absolutely stupendous. Its always a joy to see a new piece on your blog and has been fascinating to follow the progress of this one!
John .. this piece is stunning.
Paschalis, Tracy and Ryan thank you! It's nice to hear from such talented artist's
are you by any chance submitting this anywhere.. like in the middle of April... I hope so.
would love to see this in person someday.. great to see this week to week on the blog, but the final piece makes me forget all I saw before it. Wish this were a print
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